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SIX SPORTING SECTION WAIT A TrrAfOT-ASTr. OST 4 -THE PITTSBURGH PRES3 BtJNBAY, ticrrotjaTt as. ON CHAGNON IMPROVED UPON RETURN TO PIRATES PITT-WEST VA. PLAY BY PLAY INCIDENTS OF DUQUESNE'S VICTORY OVER ALBIONITES Young Twirler Shows Promise FIRST QUARTER. Captain Glenn won the toss for West Virginia and elected to defend the east goal.

Pitt chose the ji smemmo-- u' s. I RACING MacMurdo kicked off to Scott on the 20. He came back to the 28 and Pitt was penalized 15 for piling on. First down W. Va.

on their 43. Stumpp's pass to Behnke was taken by the latter on the Pitt 40. He cut through a broken field from there for a touchdown. M. Olenn kicked the extra point from placement.

Score: Pitt 20; V. Va. 7. M. Glenn kicked off to MacMurdo on the 20.

He ran back to his 26. On a reverse, Williams got 2 at right end. West Virginia took time out for Beall, who was hurt on the play. Beall left the game and Nixon took his place. On a reverse Uansa added 3 at left tackle.

On a reverse Uansa got around left end for 7 and first down on his 39. Par Year in Sally League Shears Rough Edges From Youth's Form. kickoff. MacMurno kicked off to Bartrug on the 11. He ran back to his 40.

Bartrug tried right tackle, but Montgomery tossed him for a yard loss. Baker knocked down Stumpp's pass. Bartrug punted to Uansa on the Pitt. 21. He came back to the 25.

Parkinson hit straight through center for 9. Parkinson hit right guard for 3 and first down on his 32. On a reverse Uansa got 5 at left end. On a fake reverse Park-ingson gained 1 at center, but fum RAGE SELECTIONS MASTERS TRICKS bled and W. Va.

recovered on the Pitt 43. Varney slid off right tackle for 3. Stumpp's forward pass grounded. Bartrug fumbled Stumpp's kinson's terrific plunge at center pass and W. Va.

drew the 5-yard carried 5 yards. On a reverse, Wil- Pie bet Flat Iron. Pt lonjr shot Witurflrr. Best parlay Princess Tin and Boris. LATONIA.

First HummiDCbird. Prudent Maid, Etr PnUr t-eeond MIm Lee. Kathertne Mi-nerrus. Third Boris. Ssndy Shor Gold's Fourth Wmrdrv.

Th Moon. Nisto. Fifth Flat Iron. Flatters. Cartafo.

Sixth Ctiwri Besrainr Over. Kulsman. Seventh Southland Boy. Wood-ain. Bit-Brother.

One best Flat Iron. LAUREL. Bucco Veterans Predict Chagnon Will Remain With Buccaneers. penalty. Bartrug punted to uansa iiamg made 4 at left tackle, but on the 9.

He ran back to his 24. Pjtt was penalized 15 for holding. W. Va. took time out.

On a triDle nass. Williams lost 7 at Parkinson dove off right tackle rlffht-. enrl Parlrinsrm minted tn for 9. Parkinson added 3 at the Bartrug on the West Virginia 35. same piace ana nrst, aown un nu oo.

Donchess tackled him on the spot. On a reverse Williams picked up 3 stumpp failed to get a pass and Fir.t TCJeuac-nn. Locket. S'onttii Jean, sond Aulumo Bel 1. Rooney.

Con- at rigm, mcKic. rmiuuuii MacMurdo threw him for a 10-yard to the W. Va. 16. where Donchess losg Bartrug dropped Stumpp's grounded it.

Varney went out of forward pass. Bartrug punted out bounds for 1. Bartrug punted to Qf bounds on tne Pitt 45 After uansa on tne rut i. uuiuuu -a 1 I I n. ..1.

Jnr.n faking a forward pass, Uansa made On a reverse, 5 at left tackle. Parkinson smashed nl.lf lament Third Stupendous. Crystal Domino. Ladv Marie. Fourth Whitnev Kntry.

Khar. Pious. Fifth Soul ol Honor, The Is'ut, LaU-vich Sixth Princess Tina. Fair Ball. Sun Friar.

Seventh Reproduce. Gar Fansan. Jfieo-demus. One best Soul of Honor. AURORA.

First Bitter. Gries-n. pill Henrr. Second Osii Wildrske. Hopeless.

Parkinson smacked VT. "'LV center for 3 left tackle, for 3 and first down on the W. Va. 48. On a fake reverse, Parkinson cracked right guard for 7.

W. Va. again took time out. and West Virginia recovered on their 45. West Virginia took time out and was penalized for delaying the game.

On a fake reverse, Var- Third Doily Bar. Jean Desaible. Jackie On another fake reverse Parkin Bo Bic' Screen. Lady Fourth RorTofter. Farfrule-s.

Little 6vp. Wild- Filth Old Kickanoo son added 2 and a half just missing center when Tully got a first down. Ferrara replaced Lewis him. Daugherty htittea down for W. Va.

Parkinson made 5 at Stumpp pass. Uansa intercepted left tackle and first down on the 34. Stumpp's forward pass on the Titt On a reverse Uansa made but a 40 and raced 60 yards for a touch- 3le Sixth Seventeen Sixty. Heed. Guy'a By LOU WOUEN, rress Rabeball Writer.

SEVERAL weak spots appeared In the Pirate lineup in the course of the 1929 championship campaign. Injuries hampered the squad, of course, but the complete and speedy crumbling of the team in midsummer days was caused by an unstable condition in at least two departments, the pitching staff and the infield. No doubt, efforts will be made during the winter off-season to add strengthening material to the roster. Bme talent may come here by the trade route and other players may drawn from the raft of minor leasuers already in the fold and tif-keted for a trip to the Pas Rrbles training camp next February. CHAGNON RITE FOR MAJORS.

Among the newcomers men who Have been purchased or recalled from the minors is one who seems ripe to make a determined bid for a place in the mound corps. That youth is Leon Chagnon, a right-handed pitcher, who. after a conditioning jaunt with the Buccaneers last spring, was "farmed" out to the Columbia club of the Sally league. Chagnon was the newest srrt of Seventh Red Spider. Mies Maryland.

yard at left tackle. At center Park- aown tnrougn a Dronen new. rar- On9 best Old Kickapno FAIRMOUNT. Ball Gee. Frank President Firs Seth.

Second Purple Rob. Avariea. Alma ita. Third Sport Dress. meter.

Fourth Boearatona. Lower left Donelll, Duke captain, missed a forward pass from McCarthy, the local quarterback. He caught the ball on the bound. Left right Donelli plunging through the line in the first quarter. Top picture A kick by Dnquesne to Albion, by a visitor who fumbled.

The ball rolled around for a moment before an Albion man recovered. This occured in the first quarter. 1 Flora. Altl-Bherift Seth. inson added 3 mnson Kicnea me extra point, irom On a reverse Uansa twisted Placement.

Score: Pitt 27. West through left tackle for 8 and first V1Jfrt. down on the 21. Parkinson crashed ftnMCinrd Jnl the weakening right tackle for 4. on the 10.

Tully got him on the 30 On a beautiful twisting, dodging "tg0? st? run, Williams cut through right ght tackle. Varney made 5 at tackle, doubled back and scored a right tackle but West Virginia was touchdown. Parkinson kicked the Penahzed 15 for holding Bartrug extra point from placement. Score: to Uansa on the Pitt 45. He, Pitt 7 West Virginia 0 was dropped by Scott on the 50.

MacMurdo kicked out of bounds. Parkinson made 5 at left tackle, but MacMurdo again kicked oft this Tully was and pi" was lime clear over the goal line and W. penalized 15. Gordon was hurt on Va. scrimmaged on their 20.

Var- the play and Brown replaced him. t-harmins- lySdy. Fifth Torch. Weatwlnd. Clvd C.

Sixth Flora Burnt. Tokalnn. Seventh Punkie. Alabama Bound, Go Brach. One best Rocaratone.

Erin .23.80. fl Oft 3.00 nrTfi, PO (J. Aritation, 10O, (J. Shelton) MONDAY'S ENTRIES FAIRMOUNT. First race, $800, claiming-.

3-year-olds SATURDAY'S RESULTS IOWA BEATEN IN HARD GAME BY OHIO STATE LAUREL. First ra SI. .100 AURORA. First race. $800, claiming-.

8-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs (12 and 5): Captain 11 2'xHoatxin ,107 Jonah 1 12 xM iss Sourira. 1 04 xBrockway 107IBill Henry ,115 xf'hesterbrook .,107 Also eligible Marmary ....112 x.Merry Man 1 10 xMary Seth 104 xMoney's Worth. 107 xEthel Sherlock 1 04 xGriego 1 1 Bud Wilson 107 Mac Beth 1 3 Second race. $800. claiming-.

3-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs (12 and 5): xBctty Bowman. Wildrake 112 Frelwell 115xNobodv xTake a IK) xBull Run 107 Ossie 115! Also eligible Laddie 1 07 Sincerely 10P. Aencs Wynn 100 Hopeless 115 rookie when he reported to Man allowance a. 2-rear- ana up. turlonrs (12 and n) Miss Kine Tut xDr.

Charlie 1 07ixBall Gee Lord Marmion ..1111 Also eligible: President Seth. 1 xPrince. Ronald 1 Ort Tca's Ready xSasha Black Nan 1 OH xCncle Martin xPelaika 107Mazzie Tnlane Jimmie acer Bush for his first trial in the .107 .107 1 on .103 07 .110 111. (W. Garner) maiors.

a year or two witn tne A year .112 Omarriale lOOlOnlly bar. xSomers Gale. .110 xOIympie T07 Pennsylvania 106 xDodie Leighton. 1 04 Third race. $800.

claiming: 3-year-olds ana up: liirioiurs tis ana 4): Buckeyes Completely Upset Dope With 7-6 Surprise Victory. By HARRY W. SHARPE, United Press Staff Correspondent. OHIO STADIUM, Columbus, Oct. 12.

The highly touted Iowa Hawk-eyes fell before a fighting, slashing Ohio State team. 7 to 6, in a hard fought battle, here today. More than 50,000 fans shouted thunderous cheers as the Buckeyes, xDolly Bay. lO- Precipiee .......106 104 Betty Haskell IOO ney struck center for 3. Bartrug's umuc at icit- un re pass was knocked down by a trio of yse and again Pitt was penalized Pitt plavers.

and Daugherty was 15 for holding. Uanso got off left hurt on "the play. He stayed in. tackle for 7 as the quarter ended. Behnke grounded Bartrug's putt on Score: Pitt 27, West Virginia 7.

the Pitt 41. Ferrara stopped Par- FOURTH QUARTER, kinson at right guard after a gain For W. Va. Morgan replaced Scott, of 1. Both teams were offside on Parkinson" made 3 at right tackle, the next play.

Williams pot off Parkinson punted to Stumpp on the right tackle for 10, but fumbled and W. Va. 35. Montgomery downed him Varnej' recovered for W. Va.

on his on the 40. Varney hit center for 8. 44. Varney failed at right tackle Varney was stopped at center. W.

and W. Va. was penalized 5 for off- Va. drew a 15-yard holding penalty, side. Williams knocked down Pitt took time out.

Larue went in Stumpp's forward pass. Stumpp for Stumpp and Milligan replaced passed to M. Glenn, who fumbled Montgomery. Larue failed at left when tackled, and Bartrug recov- tackle. Bartrug punted to the Pitt ered for a 12-yard gain as the quar- 23.

Uansa picked up the ball and ter ended. Score: Pitt 7, W. Va. 0. went out of bounds on his 27.

Park-SECOND inson found a big hole at right Stumpp passed to Bartrug for a tackle for 9. Hamilton replaced 25-yard gain and a first down on Howard. Parkinson hit the same the Pitt 25. Uansa brought him place for 3 and first down on his 40. Time 1 :26.

Also ran Teal. Galiano, Brown Rock. Wrack Ray. Roelin. Second race.

$400. claiming. 2-ypar-olda. fiS furloncs Ruihie. 108.

W. Tavlor. 4.R0. 3.20 IWtor T. 10.

H. Hay 3.20. 2. SO Luakaha. 103.

Wallace ...3.80 Time 1-5. Also ran Lady Stinr. Mari Stevens. I'nfortunat Girl. Trust Me.

Third ra-e, $40. claiminir. 3-year-olds and up. furlongs: Checkmate. 111.

R. Cooper 4.00. 3 0. 3.20 J. J.

Ramhrick. 110. H. Hay 4.80. 3.20 Apopka.

107. J. Sandnz 3.40 Time 1 :23 3-5. Also ran Storm Maiden, Martyr, May Brnen, Charles P. Boh Johnson.

Fourth race. $40. claiming. 3-year-olds and up. fillies and mares.

5 furloneji Love Pirate. 108 H. Hay) 53.00. 15 20, 5 40 I.ennv. 103 (.1.

Kordiac) .60. 3. HO Ladv I.e Comte. 103 (R. Cooper) SO Time 1 4-5.

Also ran Verdevale. Reatrice Morse, Tilth. Hapshurr Miss. Arahella. Fifth race.

$500. Au Revoir handicap, 3-year-olds and tip. lurlonps: l.isterine. 107. H.

5.20, 3.20 Chantry, 1(2, S. Duhon 7.80, 40 Cham-e. 102. J. Shelton 6.80 Time 106 3-5.

AIo ran Seminola, F.lla Bank. Lena Saturday Niiht. Sixth race. 6'2 furloncs; 3-year-olds and t-p: laimin: 4rin. Mac Day.

PS) (G. McCormick) 1 OO 7 40. 3.40 Ixrd Valentine. 108 Wallace) .5.80. 3.00 Ancrv Mood.

102 (J. Sandoz) 2.KO Time 1 :24 3-5. Also ran Bond. Kine Sntty. Pasenper.

Flhee, Foxmore. Seventh $300. claiminir. 3-ear-oida and up. mile and 70 yards 1'ncertain.

lOS. J. Shelton. 11.60 5 60 3.20 Tan Son. 1 OO.

J. Kordiac 4.4( 3 OO Sportine F.ditor. 108. J. Sandol ....2.60 Time 1:40 3-5.

Declare. Ticker. Student Princ. Irra-aponsihle and Ramkin also ran. F.iRhth race.

$300. claiming, 3-year-olds xOitecn Bessie. San XSerious Morehead xKanawha xMiss Lester, xRepneve inij. Second race, $800. claiming-, 2-year-old maiden fillies, 6 Inrlonc-s 8); x.My Lava 102 Midmint ...107 Avarice 107 Purple Rnhe ....107 Alma Vita 107 xMary Adelaide.

1 O'J Delta 1D7I Radiant. 107 Third race, $800, 3-year-olds, mile and 70 yards f7 xAltinieter lOUxSpnrt Dress ...104 xl.n Flor lOHixMuhle Kins Mary McClain 103 Zelh O'Neal .1011 Fourth race. claiming-. 3-year-olds and up. 6 furlones (O) Vocaratone l6lxhcrif? Seth ....111 xTnne Inn 1 (HxThrace Ill xPatsv 102 xThe Abbot 161 Charminir Lady 1 o.tFacility ........106 Adle Ekirts 103 Fifth race.

$000. claiming-, 3-year-olds and up. 11-16 miles (Hi: xClyde 90'Swect. Mandy ...105 Torch 112'xPalnlo 1 OO West wind 1 1 1 07 Sixth race, $800, r-laiminer. 3-year-olds and un.

mile and 70 yards (12 and 6): xFircproof 106 Sue Barker lO.VxFlnra 103 .1071 Paige 113 .104 Also eligible 107 .110 Jaekie Boy 112 King Bank 115 .100 xCobra 107 Jean Fay Hamilton. Fourth race. SROO. claiming: 3-year-olds end up: 6 furlongs and 3 xl.ady 1 1 0 xRoy Crofter 113 Little .1 13 Evelyn 107 Rhapsody .107 xGo Away 10-J Frank G. Also eligible .105 xSporting Blues.

.110 Angel llo Big Sweep xShnrt Price. Blue Blood. xFIood Control. 27.10, 11. in.

4 40 Partisan. 111. M-Atee 23. SO. fi PO Brpozin Thru.

111. (Letrere) 2.50 Time 1 Also ran TiirtseT-. Trideoent, Cnlloden. rbto Pnv. Shant Tunsr.

Ooonajrh. Handy Man. Jalna. Alert. Se.nnd ra-e.

1.300. elalminr. 8-year- olfis and no Hilly fiaiirhn, 108. Ouattlehsnm -v i- 22.70. 7.

lO. 4.10 S.mford. 1 lfv Merris 4 70 3 OH Fair rias. nr. Horn 3 SO Time Also ran Plackborrv, Princely Atteniion.

Golden Arrow. Fire f'h irf Third raoe. $1,300. claiming-, 3-year-old anil nrt 1 1-1 miles: Judee Bartlrtt. 115.

Leisrhman 6.70. 4.50. S.RO Fortunes Favorite. 108. L.

Ltnuc. 6.20. 2.0O I.lirhtview, 118. Fator 2 40 rue 1 :4 4-5. Also ran Referendum.

Swrt Genevieve. Pnr-klv Hat. Harvard Fourth rare. $10,00 Oaddod; 2-vear-old; mile: Onrolone) .23.70. 21 20 Pli, Blar-k Majesty.

125 Lerere 2 1.20 0 1O Hnacfc. 119 (McAteet 3 10 Time 1:12 3-5. Also ran The Spare, Dedicate. Crossbnne. Capture Sydnev.

Prometheus, Pericles. Goose Ere' Jim Dandy. Fifth ra-e. flO.OOO added, all aires; one mile: 'iirate. 108 (W.

Garner .38 30. 14 40 7 10 Battleship Gray. JOS Fields 8 20." filO Hot Toddy. 114 (K. Walters) 4 30 vi 'ran Bearftn Hill.

Binl.tyi Bnner. Balko, Vanitjr. Mei Foo, ar i-acle. Sixth raee, JC.OO. handicap; all asea; mi le On Her Toes.

112 (Workman) 11.40. IO. 10 Mud. 100 (Slate) 3.40 finite. 120 (McAfee) flo Time 1:12.

Also ran My Sig. ReVrea-tion. Mowlee. Seventh raoe. 1 .500.

claiming-. 3-year-olds, up. 1 miles Sunny Saint. 112 (Workman) 6.20, 3.40. 2 80 Rorkslide.

112 (Russell) 4 40, 3 30 Fair Both. 1 OO G. Horn) 3.K0 Time 2 0 3-5. Also Algernon, Faux Paa. Brown Rose.

hailed as the underdogs of the Big Ten Conference, turned back the reputedly formidable westerners. The victory was a complete upset, a veritable spilling of every self- Lynn club of the New England league was the extent of his experience qualified to enter the big show, he showed plenty of promise. One thing that impressed the Bucro training staff last spring was the earnestness with which Chagnon went about his duties. He paid strict attention to his work, listened willingly and eagerly to instructions of veteran moundsmen and others whose duty it is to tell the youngsters just how to conduct themselves In baseball's higher circle. IMPROVED UPON KETl'KN.

Chagnon carried his desire to learn the tricks of the pitching art tn the minors when he passed out of the Pirate picture temporarily la spring. He was not disheartened by his flop to a class loop, regarding it as an opportunity to perfect his delivery, style, etc. He worked hard and returned to the Buccos a much better hurler than he was when he went away. Chagnon was employed frequently during late-season exhibition jaunts of the Buccaneers. All games in which he appeared were marked by feeble hitting on the part Of opposing batsmen.

He served up puzzling stuff and piled up a strikeout record that was a credit even if the foe was barely of minor league caliber. Finally he was rewarded by a turn cainst a National League opponent, making his first big league start in the final game of the year at Forbes Field with the Cardinals. For five Rufe McClain Also eligible: Miss Chiniquy 1 Oft xTdealia xJunior's Ballot Ormo Girl OO Heartache Prig 108 First Pick xWewa PI Pun Baby Collie 102 Torcher R4 1 02 .111 .108 .108 .114 xColle Ouecn 1 031 xFort ,1 13 xTamarind 108 Fifth race. Sl.ooo. allowance.

The Baker Hotel; 3-year-olda and up; 5 V4 fur-Irngs (7) Blandris .1 021 Wildale 112 Little Gyp Price. loft Straw Vote 105 Fiala 102 Old Kickapoo ...1051 Sixth race. SPOO. claiming. and no: mile and an eitrhth (12 and 2): Treasurer 04 xThree D's 101 xRapida lOO'Heed 106 Non Stop 1 On Fire Bush 108 Reveillon 1 08 xSeventeen Sixty.

.109 Far Away .1061 Also eligible John 110 Guy's Image 108 down in an open field. Varnfey Loehf replaced Collins. On a reverse made 1 at right tackle. Collins Williams made 1 at right end. Park-knocked down Stumpp's pass.

Uansa inson made 6 at left guard, batted down Stumpp's pass over the Parkinson hit right tackle, falling goal line and Pitt scrimmaged on first down by inches. Quates and their 20. Parkinson plunged for 3 Babic replaced Tully and MacMurdo. at left guard. Parkinson added 3 Uansa made 4 at left tackle and first at right tackle.

Uansa made 9 at down on Va 47 Cn a trlple pass left tackleand first down on his Williams got around right end for 34. Parkinson picked up 2 at lfift 9- For Pitt the foiiowlng SUbstitu-guard. Parkinson added 4 at right tion, were made: Clark for Park- confessed expert's dope bucket. Only once did Iowa get within Ohio's 10-yard line. That was in the second quarter when Oren Pape, speedy Hawkeye back, broke through left tackle and sprinted 40 yards for a touchdown.

Nelson, jerked into the Iowa line to try for the extra point, failed to kick goal, and this ultimately gave Ohio the Seventh race. $800. -year-oids and ihs miles (11) Tecate Hawaii ...107 rassauf 104lxSniper 07 xBillv Doran 110-xKent 107 Ocean Current. 1 1 2xEscarra 10- Frin Go Bragh 1 12 1 Alabama Ill Punkie 11 Weather clear: track tnnddr. Horses and up.

mile and 7o yarda: Charge On 107 (.1. Sando) 4.40. 3.O0. 5.M Bcllarmn 107 H. Hay) 3.00 Discreet.

1 OO fG. McCormick) 4.00 Time 1 2-5. Also ran Jibe. Sun Rock, Maimonides, Doctor MacMillan. Big Gun 06 xlnca UK xHaymaker none.

listed according to post Wit Seventh race. S00O. claiming: 3-vear-olds FAIRMOUNT. and up: mile and a sixteenth (12): tackie. ntt took time out.

uansa insont walinchus for Willlama, H. cut in off left tackle lor 3. Parkin- Morris for Dimeelo, Rooney for son made 2 at right tackle and first uansa. Edwards for Baker. Plaster down on his 45.

On a reverse Uansa replaced Carrico for W. Va. Clark game. There was nothing fluky about Ohio State's victory. It was produced with the Buckeyes making x.ionn reel 111!) (Jtuhhler 114 xRed Spider IOO xMiss Maryland 1 (7 Eager-Play 110'xSir John IOO xTda Day lOUxCadet loo Topsy Aviator 114 Magdalen 1 02 St.

Matthews 1 1 4 Apprentice allowance claimed. LATONIA. First, race. SI. 200.

tbe Bosque Rnnita. allowances. 2-ycar-old maiden fillies, six furlongs (12 and 61 aFig 1-eat 115 Jfannine 1.1 5 Hummingbird good on such breaks as came their picked up 7 at leit tackle, un a made 5 at center and first down on lake reverse, aaaea a thfi 34 murk added 5 on a fair re. yard at right guard. Parkinson Horses listed according to post position.

Weather clear; track good. verse. Rooney made 3 at left tackle. First race, tSOO, claiming, 3-year-olds and up. mile: Houston, 10S, Cramer.

.3.82. 3.04. 2.R6 Bourbon. 10. Wilson 4.20.

3.46 Impcrator, 1 (5, 8.4ti Time 1 :1 2-5. Also ran Betty Browning. Kathleen Lnn Mack, Matthew, Sir Barley. Tea Barry. Athey.

Second race, R00. claiming, 2-year-olds. nuV: Miss Ramsey, 105. M. Rose 41.HS.

J3.75. 6.16 Chief Pettiiohn. 10S. Ford 13.00. 6 76 Nell McClatehey 1 1 ft.

Also ehjribl smashed left tackle tor 5 and first R00ney added 4 at left tackle, and it- ttr -w a tt 1 LATONIA. .115 Merrilv 1 1 5'aPreander xApprentice allowance claimed. Firt race- $1,200. allowances, 2-year- olris way. Ohio scored her touchdown when Selby broke through and blocked a behind goal punt from Pape and Dick Lfrkin.

Ohio's right tackle, fell on the ball for a touchdown. Fred Barratt. giant Ohio center, kicked goal for the extra and win mile Prudent Maid 1 1 Little Riimnil .115 Rnvst Beauty ..115 Miss Sudduth ..115 Eager Polly 1 1 5 Vieux Carre ....115 Tavstce llfthAda Elbea ....115 bMinah Louisa Flo ....115 JAMAICA. aown on me w. vs.

w. w. v. flrst down on the 24. took time out On a -triple pass replaCed Morgan.

Clark Williams got Joos i made' 3 at left guard. On a triple ran 24 yards for a first down on the i Walinchus at riKnt end. First raeo. elaiming. first division, -year-olds.

furlonira (IBi maiden lnnincs ne mvsiinea me Keaoiras tn the Air. 115 fRussein 32. 42 completely, then was shelled from vn-, 12 T6' ,1 the mound. i Timei 13 4-5. Mixrc Vnirvr.STFR -t Alt Bo1.T' Powers.

Rattle. Sally AltS BOUM Marietta, The Senator. Garnish. DPcrvitP his Inahilltv to last the IJfs Sudduth. Shannon Rose.

Alice Amine. W. Va. 19. Howard replaced Lang News Flashes Valentine F.

Glenn replaced Varney, who was Shimmer 8 Loyola 1 1 Truly Movin' 1 15i a H. P. Headlev entry; San Merg Stable entry; Swikard Warm Stable entrv. Second race. .200.

claiming, 3-year olds and up. si furlongs (12 and 6) xMadam Emelie 104 'xJunior 103 Platoon 1061 Also eligible Jinant i heron hurt. Walinchus Just missed Rooney's long pass over the goal line '-j v. race. $1,200.

claiminc. 3-year- 118 118 118 115 118 115 115 115 Radio Service .118 Talky .118 Mark ,118 Fo Ballot .1151 Allege route, Chagnon showed enough to oid up. -mt'ie -orronf a nrprlirtion that he Will I K. Rnsse and W. Va.

took the ball on their 20. Attamart Pll 41 11 i 1" Ladv Gossip 102 Neal. a fi! Thelma IOR. Horn 4.34 Tim" 1 :19 3-5. Also ran Lady Ph.

Mary Adelaide. Pejgy Zabrikie. Keehan. Inejt Morning Beams. Jim Miller.

Charming Hills. Third race. $soo. claiming: 3-year-olds and tip: 1 1-16 miles: Selma O'Neill. 105 (Knight) 7.9.

4.56. 3.70 Luck Piece, 102 Cramer 1.P4. 11.10 Ponimoi. IOO (Camerack) ft. 02 Time 1:53 3-5.

Also ran Sunspeo. Kiyi. Sun Baby. Otto Bens. Dear Laiy.

Bryn Tw-ar. Fourth rae, claiming: i mile: 3-year-olds and up: Thraee. lift (Redding). .22. 3.R4.

3.06 1 1 I IS ll Huesman Merry Tom Behnke was hurt and Josephs replaced him. Bartrug ran off left xSandy River 1 OOlRainfall 1H! iCrnfton. 103. A. Greco 3 32 Second race.

6 claiming. 3-year-olds. Time 111 4-5 Aim -en Trlo-. cause other aspirants for mound Jobs with the Pirates many uneasy moments next sprine. In fapt, there are a number of veteran Buccaneers Murphy.

Hedemora. Terry Mally. Hot phot. tackle for 4. F.

Glenn added 3 at lot xMinervus 107 llOixHigh Bridge .4.107 107 xNever Tell 100 lOS xAltura 104 fnrlonsrs f12): Irish Holiday xKatherine W. xLlttle Colonel xThe Showoff Zurich xGenghis Khan iw'H'n. i inr uwn. Third race. $1,200.

claimlnr. 3-year-olds center. Bartrug punted to Rooney i 1 our i'lay Mordrom ning point. SUPERIORITY SHOWN. The 7 to 6 score just about Indicated the margin between the two teams the one point representing Ohio State's superiority, at least in today's game.

Iowa made eight first downs to seven for Ohio. The Hawkeyes gained 148 yards in 56 rushing attempts, while Ohio gained 119 yards in 46 tries. Allan Holman, about whom a Big Ten eligibility battle has raged, was 103 J. A. Weil 108 xHurstland 103 Tried and True.

who know a promising hurler when chancellor. ios Neal i.64. s.ko. 3.14 on the Pitt 41. He was down on his 43.

Clark failed at center. Rooney weet Lacruao nerncK. Haines 5. PS. 4.26 they see one who predict that Chag Hamca .1.1 I II if.

1 1(k i. ...11 .6.66 Saddle Skirts 10H fl 3 16 Ven 113 .113 Hazel 113 Meteor .110 1 1 zFantnst 1 00 llfl Prinoe Bozo lift .107 xTurk'9 Cap 10! 3-year-olds and up. 1 .1121 Artilleryman .1 1 SlDaiiKerous ViS the lliaw.itha Handicap. 2-year-old fillies, 5 Vi lur- 1 hird race. non will be witn me wursaus i Time non will be with tne miles (4) got inside left end for 7 on a reverse.

Hirschberg replaced Donchess, Loehr moving to left end. through the 1930 campaign. Third race. SI. 200.

claiming. 3-year-olds. mil and a sixteenth xJem 1031xGolden West .,:103 xSandy Shore Dixon xBir Sandy 1 107 Fotirlh rai-e. SI. 200.

claiming-. 2-year-olds, six furlongs (12 and 6) Kscondida 112xNiato 102 aiso ran ralry Maiden. Clnu. for W. Va.

Williams was hurt on the play and Walinchus replaced him. Plaster replaced Carrico for W. Va. Parkinson struck left tackle for 5. Uansa added 3 at left tackle.

Parkinson dived through center for 2 and first down on the 9 Parkinson plunged at left tackle for 2. Uansa picked up 1 at left tackle. Parkinson hit left guard for 3. Uansa's forward pass was incomplete and W. Va.

took the ball on down on their 4. Bartrug stood behind his goal line and punted to Uansa on the Pitt 39. He ran back to the 34. Uansa fumbled at left, end and Behnke recovered for W. Va on his 43.

Stumpp made 2 at left tackle. Pitt took time out. Collins intercepted forward pass on the Pitt 49. On a reverse Walinchus shot Inside right end for 6. Parkinson Necromancer Royal Play $1,200.

aJlowances, 2-year- l-uiirth ra-e, mile Fifiu-th ra-e. 9t.MM added. Ion () illimura lOOjRose O'Nell ....105 Hol.lilfs lOSIThe Beasel 1 Billy JO.li Also eligible Spanish Jack Daughter xTishvbo 104! 1 OO Nim the Nymph 105 Hogan's Dance 10S xSouthland Pal 1 03 Cherokee's Ridge. 105 Time 1:17. Alao ran Patay Mary MeClain.

Sir Retlaw. Scths Romanee. Fifth. 3-year-olda and nn. mile -Old Dutch.

107. Mul- romiey 7.14 4. 32 3 IS StamtMlale. 107. Edwards 6.30 3.40 Wiiehmount.

104. Gritty 2.7t Time 1 :1 6. Film and Fortunate Girl alio ran. Sixth raee. Jl.ooo, allowances, 3-year-olds and up.

1 mile: Yam Toy 105 Root ..50.56. 6. SO. 3 66 Quiek Return 103 (Knighti ..4.44. 3 32 Simon Kenton 106 (J.

W. Wood) ....3.30 Tune 1 :4 5. Also ran Lawlr. Alto. Seventh race.

claiming. S-year-n'ds and or. i Jack fp 101 (M. Rose) 29.19. 9.

6.70 w.ponoc no T. Burns) 6.04. Keil Rag- 11 Snowflake Ill Fifth race, the Wadiner Kiver Claiming-Handicap. 3-year-olds and up, mile and 70 yards 7) Kildare 110 Bla. Watch 1 1 4 Flraeross 1 VI rOkayhee 1 07 Turf Writer 108 Farmer 1151 Sixth raee, rlaiminr.

maiden C-year-olds xWixardry 1 1 104 Galada.v. ion (Heupel .2.58. 2 30 2 20 Michigan Boy. 112 Murray 2.8Si 2 4rt Camp Bom. 1 (Finnerty; 3.20 Time 1 2-5.

Also ran Ashtabula, Winro. Selection. Kitth raw. $5 ooo, added. 3-year-olds and up.

1 1-lfl miles: Easter Stockmen. 111. S'-hntte 0.18. 4 70. 3 20 Brown Wisinm.

121. Crump ...5.48. 3.73 K'l Kitel. MO. Dubois 4.14 Time -44 1 S.

Aluo ran Petor Pixon. Blacl.wood. Boiled Stocking. L-rd Braedalbane. Bossie.

Broidstde. Flat Iron. Sixth race, 1,300, allowances. 3-year- The Moon K7 xWingo 105 On Trial llO'xLord Concord ..103 Ohio State's largest individual ground-gainer, making 86 yards in 25 attempts. The big quarter was in evidence throughout the game.

Holcomb was Ohio's next best with 34 yards in 15 attempts. Pape, easily the most dangerous threat in the Iowa lineup, led the Hawkeye attack by gairing 91 yards in 29 attempts. Thomas, sent into Fifth raee. Sl.400. allowanees.

tne jry Ridge. 3-year-olds and up. mile and 70 vards (5). Although they have not yet landed a shortstop of proved major league class, the Pirates are gobbling up all available minor material in the hope of uncovering a youth of more than ordinary ability at this position. The most recent addition was Charier.

Engle. with Memphis last year, drawn in the draft last Monday. Bill McKechnie's admirers here rejoiced over his good fortune in landing a permanent berth with the Braves. Early last week, he signed a contract to manage the Boston Braves at a figure well over the sal-arv he secured' as pilot of the Cardi Reirh Olga 1 ortlTVrhoon 100 Cartaco lOHFIattery 113 .115 .115 .115 .111 Flat Iron lop Sixth race. Si 300.

llnwanc. tha ft 'j lnrionirs. second division llnl: St. Hilda 10SISuar Heart Sunny Star lis Zevlett. Chief Warrior ..118 Nell Gumtree rStart Beviewer 1 1 Mainroek Flyin? Max 11 "'zVoodoo Brooksie llSlMortsna Omrkaysan Moon ploughed through center for 5 and flrst down on the W.

Va. 41. Walin Clark got through center for 5 and first down on the W. 46. Hood and Barnes went in for Clark and Daungherty.

Hood smacked left guard for 7. Wagner replaced Edwards. Hood hit center for 5 and first down on the 35. Hood hit left tackle for 4. Walinchus failed at right tackle and Pitt was penalized 15 for holding.

Murphy went in for Walinchus, Pitt was offside but W. refused the penalty. Roo-ney's forward pass was incompleta and Pitt was penalized 5. Rooney's punt went out of bounds on the W. Va.

9. R. Morris went In for Barnes. Schultz and Tom-mins went in for Hirschberg and Loehr. Larue made 5 at left tackle.

Lewis and Ciper went in for Milligan and Quatse. F. Glenn added 4 at center. F. Glenn made 1 at center and first down on the 20.

Larue made 4 at left tackle. Larue Arondale. 3-year-oldi and up. ix lurlongs 10.30 Mediim. 110 (Terrstt) Time 1 :17 3-5.

1 8 1 1 Agineourt 100'Reenia .....105 Also ran Sun Lynn. Laddla Suck. Joan .115 oios up. mile: Nellie Curtis 105 4.78. 2 2 50 T.

5. Jordan 110 (Merer) 3.08. 2 3 EnTfr 107 (DuBois) ....2.64. Time 1 :11 4-5. Also ran Kulaman, Pinner Danea.

Bessie All. Se-renth Jl 200. claimlnr. 8-year-olds aid up. 1 miles Draron 110.

Carroil 16.06. 5 fis 4 10 Wiiu 102 Kulaman 10.3 gaming Over 105 Svmphorosa 100 Parrish 103 cfteer ...105 chus broke through right tackle for 24 and first down on the 17. Clark replaced Parkinson. F. Glenn took Varney's place.

Clark hit left guard Seventh race. 51 200. and up. mile sn1 sixteenth flOt seyentn race, ciaimin. 3-year-old and ur.

mil and 0 yard nCarlino 109 zCarloman .115 zHomPlike no zBlnstery 100 Water GT 1 lOTiftrary II tAlayer 10S xStar Flyer .....110 WeatTier Hear: traek fat. Horses not listed aeenrdinsr to post rositinns. for 4. Clark added 3 at left guard xGeorge McCrann lb'xMsehete 103 Shirley. Forefather.

King Halma. Col. Fallon. Bedford, Saint. Heartache, Henry Som-mers.

Eighth race, l-ip mile. 00. claiming, 3-year-olde and up: Mascara P7 (M. E. Meyer) 19.72.

6 6. 4 Hilary 103 (Wilsoni 6.34. 4 22 ProfWt IOO Mulbmoner) 8.20 Time 1 :63 4-5. Aloo ran Burning Glass. Seth i Premium, Balboa, First Pick.

XHith Storm Boy On a fake reverse, Clark added a the game when Ohio State threat ened, was next with 33 yards in eight attempts. Iowa's forward passing attack, feared in Big Ten circles, failed to materialize today for any direct benefit, the Hawkeyes failing to complete a single pass. Ohio State tried 10 passes ahd completed five of them. Each team penetrated deeply into the other's territory, only to be stopped, but Ohio menaced the Iowa goal more often. Five times the Buckeyes were 103 Sign Oft xDueiist insxPadona xPretty Run Brother 108 .103 yard at right guard.

Baker's pass was caught by Uansa on the 2. He 7. Serea ponnds apprentice, allowance claimed. fell over for Pitt's second touch xApprentice allowance claimed. Weather clear and track last.

down. Uansa kicked the extra point Karliak 10S Smith 3.76 .3 09 Hold Fast. 105. Dell 5.63 Time 1 :53 1-5. Billy Basil.

Hirh Ppnt. Lad-r Viola. Roval Manatrer. Purple Sand. Woodlot.

Old Timea and Respond also ran. HAWTHORNE. First race. SI. 500.

claiming-. 3-year-old and up. mils: Htddeu TtiotiKhia. 9S, J. Mari-nm ti.OH.

3.18. 2.7r5 Roycrofter. 10S. Hulbcrt 3 OO. 2 Its JAMAICA.

from placement. Score: Pitt 14. W. Va 0. LAUREL.

First raca. claimiur. J-year-olds, CASE WINS EASILY IN mriMiivs fi ami ni- Rooney replaced Uansa. EdwarSs First race. 1.000.

claiming. 3-year-olds and up. S-nule Single Star. lit). Catron 1 -3.

out nals. The document covers a four-year period. As soon as Eddie Roush is cast-adrift by the Giants, Manager John McGraw contemplating such action, it is probable he will be sought by the Reds to manage their team next season. Roush is mighty popular in Cincinnati, having spent much of his big league career along the American Rhine. Three former Pirates, none of CONTEST WITH HIRAM lO'i' Princess 105 lOiliMiss Briiniiulu.

.105 Indian St-utit. lift, iiurke 2-o broke off left tackle for 20 and a first down on his 44. F. Glenn went out of bounds Tor T. 3.

Larue's long pass grounded as the game ended. Final score; Pitt 27; W. Va. 7. xt hens Tu.

lH-ket Bag-smasher AssiH-tate xWiif Kelsay 22 Rapid Trmteit. 110. Tlmp Alml within striking distance, only to oe turned back by a fighting, bolstered line. PAPE GETS AWAY. went in for Baker and Loehr for Collins.

H. Morris took Dimolo's place. MacMurdo kicked off to Bartrug on the 10. Donchess dropped LK-nieue, iii(. Ueprtul.

Time 1 :16 2-5. Sin CiitdAdtt. Polv Larson .108 1 05 .108 .11.1 .105 Also 1 05 Hanrahan Bunny Royal IOO Col. Crump. l-o Frances St.

L. xM ikelnina xLirhtfoot Don F.leusaifon .1115 Brother Johnson. lOH iM nrmiirim Also rn Colonel Sprairne. Strike. Omar-dale.

Fidelia, O. Roy (iibson. Krux-katiout, Colonel Drae-e. Aunt Maytie. Fairer l'lay.

So und. SI. 500. claiming, 3-yer-olds. up, mile Old Bill, 10S (Kellum .11.10.

7.0O. 5 52 Homeworvl. 112 l.aidlovl ,23 H'i, H.Tjl Al-x Woodlifle. 10S (Jones) 4.10 Time 1 Also ran Walfer Pnril Doss tsln Pines 107 WARREN, Oct. 12.

Case plunged and pushed its way to an easy victory over the struggling Hiram eleven here today. The scientists used a strong line attack to good advantage, interspersed with a few punts, which kept the ball in the Case territory through most of the game. Cramer, Hiram halfback and former Shaw star, was outstanding with his long punts. Punting duels featured the first and second quarters, the only long run coming when Pape got away for Iowa's touchdown. Coach Bert Ingwerson replenished his line with fresh players but the tenacious Buckeye etill failed to give ground.

Both teams were penalized for offside and Iowa sacrificed 15 yards for pushing Pape while the speedy Oren was carrying the ball. The game marked the Big Ten debut of Coach Sam Willaman of Ohio State. Second race. Sl.OtiO, claimlnr. 3-year-olda and up.

mile and 70 yards: Spectacular. 1 1 W. Smith. 11-5. 9-10.

2-5 Spectre. 114. Fronk 2-1. even Water Gap. 105.

Keiser 3-1 Time 1 :4 AIo ran t'arloman. Tlranrintr Board. Euclid. Great Hopes. Milady.

Afterglow. Third ra'-e. OOO added, handicap. 2-ysar-olds -mile Flyine- Heels. 125.

Kalaay ont. ont nunsanv. io. 10-1. S-l Pnvpmons.

123. Fisher out Time 1:10 4-5. Also ran Stanton. Flyini Gal. Msjiw.

Fourth rae. 55.0OO. handicap, 3-year-olds. up. 1 mils pistractmn.

102 Burke) 2 1. 10 Lire Oak. ion fCatrone) even. 2- Siinftr-, 105 isteffenj 1- Time I :51. Also ran I.icht Carbine, Display.

Genie faddist starter. Fifth rae. 1 ooo. allowances; S-year-olds: 5 4 fnrlones; Fyemplar. 1 21 Barertt) 101.

S-l. 4-1 Hand to Hand. 11 Kelsay) 7-5. 13-20 Ma Belle, Kurtsmeeri even 1 tl.A ran T'nmn them regulars at any time, were landed by the Thillies at last Monday's draft meeting in Chicago. Chester Nicholas, pitcher; John Bherlock, first baseman, and Byron Bpeece, pitcher, are the youths in question.

Another ex-Pirate, Harry Kiconda, goes to the Reds. Southern Leader. Dick Ludolph of the Birmingham Barons led the Southern Assn. pitchers with 21 wins and 8 losses. WINGED HEAD CLUB TO HOLD SWIMMING MEET ON SATURDAY The eighth annual aquatic carnival and club swimming championships at the P.

A. A. will be held in the club pool next Saturday evening at 8:30. A feature will be the 50-yard freestyle swim for men for the Thomas O. Matthews Memorial Plaque.

Invitation events include fancy dive) for men, 440-yard free-style for men him on the 26. Montgomery knocked down Stumpp's pass. F. Glenn right guard for 2. Scott grounded Stumpp's punt on the pitt 36.

Clark piled through right guard for 3 as the half ended. Score: Pitt 14. West Va. 0. THIRD QUARTER.

The original Pitt lineup was back. The Mountaineers also returned their original lineup except that Ferrara remained at right guard. M. Glenn kicked off to Williams a yard behind the foal line. He ran back to his 28.

On a reverse, Uansa got around left end for 7. Parkinson tore through right tackle for 5 and first down on his 40. On a reverse, Uansa cut back through left tackle for 5. Lang was hurt on a A tie Hallow and Samuel Ross entry: hMrs. E.

Trueman and R. W. Carter entry. Second race. $2.

OOO, elaiminr. 4-year-olds and up. about 2 milea lot Aramis 13 kdaddl ......136 Rooney 135 Eon 134 Autumn Belli. 1 3 Falkland xParm 13fl xRoyal Chart. 130 contentment ....137 aBarry Karn and R.

Bai entry. xFve pounds JtjcSeven rounds Claimed for riders. Third race, 1.300. claiminir, 3-year-oId and up. furlongs (12) rryst.H Pomino.

1 1 xl.ady xToo Hirh 1 no Rramahiau ill xalon Kay. Fleettne xToki Pretty Pose 105 xSllverda'e 1 1 3 Benin Over los Sun Meddler. .111 Stupendous ....109 Fourth race, fl.500. The Tyrone. 2-year-olds.

fiUiee, fl furlonis (11) a.Murky Cloud. Blood. Ritter. Little Asbestos, George Groom. Third race.

1.50f, claiming, 2-year-old, 1 mile and 70 yards: Tea Cracker. 112, L. Jones 37.04. 5 S3. 4 36 Cabildo.

100. Martin 27.04. 13 PO Patti Lotuse. 102. T.

May 7.5S Time 1-4R2-S. Also ran Royal Sport. Robert Flo O'Neill. Fllen Gotta Gonow. x-Finisbed first but disqualified foul.

Fourth rv-p. H.non, added. -year-old 1 mile and TO yards: Bill Looney J. W. Frre 22 P2.

7.64 2 02 T.irhtnins- Jones US (riandolt) 4 40- 2 Sinev Grant 110 (Chiaveita) 2 4-' Time 1 :40 3-5. Also ran Nettie Pebbles. Bear Cry, Who Win. Heretiz. Fifth race.

SI. 500." claiming-, 3-year-olda up. 1 miles: F.uonynious 101 (Martin) 5.10. 3 4 4. 2 7S Mekachce 101 (Mayl 3 H2 32 Ham 103 (Harlbert) 3.60 Time 2:1 1 1-5.

Also ran Pt Field. Webstor. John Windbcr Beats Portage. WINDBER. Oct.

12. Marron and Gates featured for Windber in passes and long runs and Portage lost, 20 to 0. Windber received 10 first downs and Portage 9. Windber Iowa. Roare Westra Roberts Mafnussen Meyers Royal Tree.

inaiia. Spantafi. Bakei gained 375 yards during the game and 100-yard breast stroke for The lineup Ohio. Fontaine Marsh Selby Bvratt Cjhelyi Larkins Feeler Holman McConnell Horn Aiasna. Means i p.

tteireat. Dunlins The and Portage gained 172 yards. TOIVINOONE'SBEST BETS ON MONDAY HmMiM La.X. i Q'aa R. E.

1.. a fc a Elk. Vn. Royal Hawk. Fleche D'Anrent.

Ely lineup: Ree'd'quiat the play and Howard replaced him. Pis-naielii TTan.ua marl har varrl at left The events for P. A. A. members Pape Knid aUiistematl I in Susie Jane lo-; Merry Mack 10r( Gaila Start 102 t'onclave 106 Kltice Mint Olga lid Pious iOitl aH.

P. Whitney entry. Fifth ra. The Westminster. Farroh I Thomas Portase.

Bice Chervepck Brismi MeGarich Ktinxman Siyth ra-e. $1 im. claimlnr: 3-year-olds and up: 1 1-lti miles: Searinsrton. 117 Richard) 5-1. 2-1.

even Sam Sweeney. 105 C. Walters) tl-5. 3-5 Col Biard. 10H (Keisert even Time 1 -AH 1-5.

Also ran Old Kid. Spain. Sim Bride, Afton. Always. Indentor.

Circus Rider. Clanfier. Negotiator, Stern Chaser, Proxima, Green Flar. only Include a one-length race for toy speed boats, and a one-length swims for boys and girls of 10, 12, 15 tacKie. tin a iripie pass, imams rounded right end for 5, and first down on the 50.

Parkinson hit left for 6. Uansa broke off left Johnson. Gay Windber. I.anifley Gelds TiMimey Hea. Keen an Pal here Pearson Gates Marron Smith Favan .1..

-C 4 O.i R. i'he score: iio State 0 7 0 0 7 jwa 0 6 0 0 Touchdowns I.arkins. Pape. Goal from touchdown Barratt. Missed foal from Sixth race.

1 1-16 milea, fl.500. 3-year-oKls and up: and unlimited age. Entries close tomorrow with Gordon M. Mullen at the P. A.

A. Bowser Joseph Cook Kawalski Fleck 3-year-olds. 1 1-1 mile a Grey Coat 110 Molasses 105 The Nut llf Soul of Honor. ..110 Latirich 1081 Sixth race. $1,500.

The BIadenhnr-. year-olds and -up. 1 miie and 1 furlor 4 One Best Flat Iron, fifth race, Latonia. Best Long Shot Wizardry, fourth race. Latonia.

Best Parlay Princess Tina, sixth race, Laurel; Boris third race. Latonia. Sahal Refer Hartnett. Umpire Morna. Linesman Wood.

Youngwood Loses. SALTSBURO, Oct. 12. Kiski Prep School defeated Monessen Olympic 54-0 here today. Lineup: At Latonia One best, Flat Iron, acker Urive 1U.

(heluimi 19.00. 6 0. 3 StelT-io 107 (ParmeW) 3.26. 2.56 Balroma 106 tThropshire) 3.0S Time 1 :51. Also ran Linda.

Pun. Lanndrvman. Seventh race. S1.5O0, claiming. 3-year-olds and up.

1 VI mile: Ted Healy 103 (Martin) 4 S3, 3 34. 2 76 Open Go Shut 10S (Ayraudl ..3.66, 3 44 Maw ion (May) 3.S6 Time 2 :12 2 5. Also ran Nama. Cho Cho San. Slieo Matt McGooey.

RAVENNA. tackle for 10 and first down on the 34. Williams rounded right end for 4. On a reverse Uansa shot Inside left end for 6 and first down on the 24. W.

Va. took time out. On a fake reverse, Parkinson hit left tackle for 10 and first down on the 14. On a fake reverse, Parkinson picked up a yard at tight guard. On a triple pass, Uansa got loose at left end, and crossed the goal Kiski 54.

Monesn 0 Sun Searcher Ormonbird i Seventh race, old and up. 1 FTry of FateV. xAtni Ar-xal Reproduce xFair Krick iiotTincess 10Fair Ball ill 107i fl.300. elaimirtr. 3-year- I- 1 mile 12 and 7) 112 Blue Parter 117 lOQ Nicodemua 113 II-3 Also 112Finir ....113 105xEhufor 107 10 Paulina 114 114 Vandal .113 Akhon Beats WQ'oster.

AKRON. Oct. 12. Akron University's scrappy grid outfit eked out a 12 to 7 victory over Wooster College here today. This was the fourth time in the history of the school that the locals have taken a game from their rivals.

With the fifth race. Laurel One best, Soul of Honor, fifth race. touchdown Nelson. Missed coal from field Pape. Summaries: Snbstitntea; Ohio State O'Shauff-hnessy for Fontaine.

Huston for Horn. Griffith for Cjhelyi. Haubrich for Larkina. Horn for Huston, t'jhelyt for Griffith. Fontaine for O'Shauahnessy.

Shauhn'sy for Fontaine. Fouch for Holman. for Holcomb. Iowa Jensvold for Pimatelti. Nelson for Reed-qtiisl.

astrnany for Nelson. Rdiuist for Mastroeapy. Mastmiany for Rorre. L. V.

for L. B. Jensvold. El'in? for Mirniipmi. B-nsofl for Thomas, Benjamin for Wtra.

Officials Refer: Jameg Masker. Sorthwestern. T'mpira John f. Srhnrn-mr. Phicaro.

Bead linesman- J. J. Lipn. Chiearo. Field judre Fred Toucf.

fiii-nois Wesley an. Rnccl Janiosky Checci Paul At Aurora One best. Oik Kicka I. L. T.

I. (3 c. R. T. Fifty-Fifty.

The United States open golf championship has been won by four native professionals McDermott, Hagen, Sarazen and Parrell and, likewise, by four homebred amateurs Travers, Ouimet, Evans and Jones. Stewart CulhberUon File Brown Gailus Mnrdock (C. Leadheter Irwin Kadlie CharleswfirtB two. fifth race. xOay Parisian.

Minarer Ever 1 1 3 xKnockany 110 At Fairmount One best, Bocara line standing up. Parkinson missed I victory the traditional coubell re- Wiimin Judiek Mayhovich Paul Mayhovich Iseho Ton tin tone, fourth race. First ra" and ToUr. 107T claiming. 3-year-oldi furlonra.

tS. Duhon) ...21.20. 11.40. 5.00 Pitt turns to the rubber city after an goal from placement. Score 20; Wi Va.

0. Panter Pimal 1 1 4 xNihil lO.t Paffodi! Ill Billy 1 1 0 xApprentice allowance claimed. Hofaei listed. Clear and fast. 1 Wetzel absence of nve years.

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