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iBuckeyes Overpower Northwestern To Win, 20-6 Vofre 0am 2 Minnesota 16 Wisconsin 13 Army 14 U.C.LA. 14 Manhattan 10 North 8 Illinois 14 Michigan 14 Purdue 0 Harvard 0 Santa Clara 6 Duquesne 7 East 7 Ohio State 20 lou a 14 Georgia 35 Yale 17 West'n Reserve 28 Georgia Tech 21 Kenmore 0 Northwestern 6 Indiana 13 Cincinnati 13 Dartmouth 7 Kent State 13 Navy 0 South 0 AKHOV. OHIO, 9fXV.X. fTHWKn 191 Notre Dame Tops Mini, Gophers Beat Michigan Fokele And Sarringhans Gel Scores Mko fit- Irish Slagc IVo Rallies For Victory Come From IMiiinl Thmt To Triumph f.i 2MI Tl.rillrr llrofeii lla IVaNm I 'or IIU Una In ThiiiIii hoit Preaa SpaeU WMIae UirAIU.N. ort.

I aecond Untight trrk' renting In.h of Nir hsve rt a team the ntin' unlwatrn Pr OMKI DI NKLRV KVANSTtlN. 111., Ort. 24. Ohiii Stale's dream of foot hall rniii lUiel Imghter than ever today as lh undrfeale.1, uniiisl Iim keyra plastartd Nilthealnn, SO In) to arhieve their fifth straight vb) lory of Ihe sra4n. Ihe nation's No.

1 ranking virion over tbe Iowa week ago turned on tn Ihe second half to. iii IMIIS tl. KOTHK lllla.ta P. as kikMt a i s-oes i ra.Heg IU rint II nmriH 11 IS 4 tMTevie taftklkt iMil I fnai mhH4 kt fat puiti I at ataatS am lalnklS kf I I aaa aaiaaa, taahavk at talrala kaa SS Paaltaa atataaa faa) aftaiaia Talal aN rMata4 4a Oaaaa faaiklM raaar4l a taM kf aaaalliaa 4, relaraed tl Kill lest a fasablea I ts ts ee allied la 1 Ute-. 'I ll 1 ll 1" kw V14T, In tumble Illinoti, 21 to 14.

eleven, with sharp, auiwrior tnk end the Illini four-gum win- before 4.1.470 in Memo- mI vadium. I tre Psme, which now hs three straight gsme since rurv.ng the campaign with a tie -4 a loss, rsme twice from be- win. T1 Irish overcame i 7 to 0 I.i lisd to tie up the score. 7 i 7 just before the first period R.h;nd 14 to 7 at the half. Notre rvi.e used Its running game for "id and fourth period touch-imps to ww up the (tame.

lug power, crashed over a touch down In the aei olid period and scored twice nn brilliant running in the fimith to prove) their gridiron, aiipieniaiy over the domestic ate1 Wildcats In a thrill-parked gam witnessed by a lad'a day crowd of 41 (MHI Northwestern averted a shutout the start of the fourth when Otto iliahani, leading passer of the lllg Ten, heaved a 27 yard aerial which Nick Vodlck. North-western's right halfback, grabbed on tha 12 yard line. He ran to tha nna and then fell over the goal line. Alan I'H a reeerv guard, railed ill to the gam tn attempt tha conversion, failed In Ms effort, A pair of hiiiiie-atats hred touch down tornadoes--plunging Gena Keketa of Klndlay, and Taul Hsrnnghaua of Hamilton, sparked Ohio Mtnte'a totichdovvn drives. In the second period, 8arring haus smashed yards tn North-western's 15 and then heaved a pass to I -ml in llorvath, Buckeyes' right half, who reached tha threa yard Una before ha was hauled down.

The Northwestern Una stiffened, holding the Mucks tn nna yard In three smsshes before Keketa plowed through right tarkla for Ohio's first mail er. He convert, by placement. Illinois really made wrap It in a futile effort tn continue the rrnalaaante started thin fall under a new head roach, Flint. OHIO STATE) Thry seized on an opening min-'e fumble by the Irish to batter she game's first touchdown -1 after Notre Dame tied it they Dirk Oood'a passing to go ahoad 14 to 7 In the second period. Bit once the Irifih machine arte.l rolling in the second half, AmnrlAf erf PrM Wlreptinln TO HTAY OHIO'S OEXK FKKKTK RIPS THROIT.H BIO HOI.K I.V NORTIIWr.STERN'S I.I.VB FOR A FlYK-YARn AIIYANf 'R A.I RI'C'KH WIN, JOB.

the Illinl cnuldnt stop it. Con-tntly on the lookout for Angelo RTtelli's passed, they left open-nf through which Notre Dame's crushing backfield men Corwln. Halt. Boh Livingstone and Russell Ashhaugh often rushed for one first dnwn after another. The Illini rammed up to the Insh one-inch mark after Clatfs I Iowa Edges Indiana, 14-13; Wisconsin Beats Purdue The hiH-keyes, wfh emphasis on their quick, virions running attack, enunted twice more In the! fourth period with Narrlng.

haus scnrlng both touchdowns. Ohio Fans Sec. Wildcat Films Kent Extends Cleveland Foe In 28-13 Loss Minnesota Gains 16-14 Upset Over Wolverines Farmer Edges Hillenbrand In Warm Duel Opening the period, Sarrlnghaua ripped through right tackle for 24 yards before ha wss stopped on Northwestern1! 21 yard line. Fekete smashed through fop fumhle on the second play of the (tame, were momentarily stopped and then raced in- after Notre Pame's short punt to score Tony Butkovich on a reverse operated from the 25-yard line. Illinois' Don Griffin fumbled on hit 20 late in the period and Halt and Ashhaugh whipped In in the five with Clatt then going over.

Rertelli'a placement tied Ihe wore. The mini bounced back in the eight more In two si tempts and Badgers Gain 13-0 Verdict In Loop Fray By niARLEMTIIAMRir.RLAIN AuAriateo' Preita Sporl Writer LAFAYETTE, Oct. 24. The Wisconsin Badgers repeatedly pounded on the touchdown door today before driving then Harringhaua plowed to tha Wildcat eight. Aftsr Feketa By HOWARD MOKGKN A'tmrltlMl rrai ports Writer MINNEAPOLIS, Ort.

24. Minnesota's Onlden Gophers, twice Spoelal Ta Tha Resean Journal KKNT, Oct. a Kent State eleven keyed for ila gained three and llorvath was stopped, Bnrrlnghaus smashed Bv HAROLD HARRISON Aoorlated Prem Sporti Writer BLOOMINGTON, Oct. Motion pictures of 'Ohio State's 20-6 victory over North-vteNtern's Wildcats will be nhown Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at the riilversity Huh, John Miranda, rhalrman of the Akron chapter of the Ohio State Alumni association, announced today. Miranda has Invited all Ohio State fans to witness the pictures without charge.

beaten this year, started back toward the grid pinnacle they right tackle for a touchdown. Fekete's try for the extra point frond period to move to the Irish 24Tom Farmer and amy held as national champions the last two years by defeating finest effort of the campaign, Western Reserve's Red Cats 4. Good fired a pass to enj Kay was blocked. Hillenbrand engaged in a pitching, Ainning and kicking duel Gnersnn on the six and he went on to wore without trouble. here today and Farmer won Iim McCarthy, who had booted favored Michigan today, 16 to 14, for their first Western conference victory of the season.

It was Minnesota's ninth consecutive win over the Wolverines, and 55.QO0 homecoming fans went home happy in the knowledge the little brown jug would remain in a flopher trophy the first Illini placement did it by the narrow margin of a point after touchdown. through twice on 55 and 80-yard drives to open their Western conference title bid by smashing the Purple Boilermakers, 13 to 0, before a homecoming throng of 20,000. Remaining undefeated in six After Northwestern had scored on Graham's long aerial, Tommy Jrimes, a substitute half, snared a Wildcat pass which was followed by Kekete'a IB yard dash to North-western's .18. Horvath ripped off a 20 yard advance ami on the second play, Sarringhans shot around right end to score his second touchdown. Fekete's try for the extra point was auccessful.

Coach Brown added no qualifying statement when he said, "Northwestern la by far the tough case for another year. The game looked like an easy Michigan victory in the first period, when the Wolverines were forced to wipe out, a 7-6 first quarter deficit and fight all the way to gain a 28-13 verdict over Rosy Starn's embattled fjoldert Flashes here this afternoon. Jf Coach Tom Davlos ever expected to try his frosh grldders In this game as he announced earlier In the week, he didn't have much of a chance. As a matter of record, he made only three substitutions in the entire game and was well pleased to get out Woosler Hatters Miiskiiiiim, 27-6 games and completely crumbling He gave nis towa niwwj' mates a 14-13 decision over Indiana's Fighting Hoosiers in a Western conference football thriller. It was Farmer vs.

Hillenbrand all afternoon and the Hoosier homecoming crowd of 18.000 probably was agreed, after the brilliant display of offensive fireworks had ended, that the score might as well have read: Farmer 14, Hillen Barons In Win Over Red Wings CLEVELAND, Oct. 24. (Pi The Cleveland Barons of the American Hockey league snatched a 4 to- 2 victory from the Detroit Red Wings of the National league in a hockey exhibition tonight, breaking a tie in a rough third period. Les Cunningham scored three of the Cleveland goals. Wisconsin vs.

ri Rni Wiuonmn Purdiit S.I marched 65 yards to score, A second touchdown parade seemed in progress as Michigan moved dnwn to the Gopher 25, but at that point the Minnesota line took over. Outrunning the Wolverine forwards, Minnesota's line opened huge holes in the second period, and Bill Daley, the Gophers leading scorer broke loose on a 44-yard run to tie the score. est, roughest team we've played all season," and a few of his Buck 1:1 a till with the result. First dnwn I Yarrii rained rushinr (net) ft Forward paitftrt attempted 12 Forward panned completed It Yards aained. forward panaai He-Forward paanoa Interrupted bf 1 Yarda gained, runnaea af Intercepted paiet ft Funtlnr average (front scrim 'Continued On P(te -Cl I-r Eleven Rips Wittenberg, 39-0 SrRINGF'IELD, Oct.

24. UP) A strong Baldwin Wallace team swamped Wittenberg, 39 to 0 today in a homecoming football game before 2,500. t'iplaying a powerful offen-', the Yellow Jackets had little trouhie running up their third win 'he season against the helpless I-utw-ans who didn't get into tmsition once. Ha fhac Ray Washeleski scored Jo b-w touchdowns, one on a 1-yard run. Substitute Joe Carlo vn, the second being on a return of a pass Intercept nnd Halfback William Scally tt tv Quarterback Paul Adams fucked three extra points.

I ne nig uescrve eleven gave Oct. 24. Wl- Two touchdown runs of better than AO yards highlighted Wooster's 27 to 6 win over Muskingum in an Ohio conference tussle today. Jay Lehman scored twice for Wooster in the opening quarter, once on a -yard Journey on the first play after the kickoff and the other from the five-yard line. Tom Lykos scampered 67 yards for a score In the third period every Indication of a romp when it took the first kickoff the length brand 13.

It was the second straight conference licking for the Hoosiers, who nreviouslv had lost to Ohio of the field to score before many of the spectators had settled in their seats. mage! Total yards all afrki returned 114 Opponent's fumbles reroeered 9 Yards lost be penalties 30 Dick Adolph of the Barons was injured in a melee with Alec Mot-ter in the final stanza and carried from the ice, and in the ensuing roughness players from both teams were sent into the penalty box. Cunningham accounted for Cleveland's margin, getting both eyes standing nearby exclaimed, "You can say that again!" "They were after us all tha time," Brown ssld. "Their passes were clicking, and It wasn't until the final minutes that I felt any relief." Injuries to a few of North-wealern's key linemen, topped off by Graham's injury In tho final period, were tha only things that eased up the This opening Reserve drive was while Stonehurner added the final The (inphers went ahead minutes later, when with only two seconds remaining in the half. Rill ftarnaas drnpkicked a field goal and It was 10 to 7.

State. Farmer, a 185-pound senior, helped set up the first Hawkeye score and then handed the ball to Charles Uknes for the touchdown jaunt in the second quarter. In the third period he pitched a the Purdue stadium jinx which had held them to only one victory heretofore since 1925, the Badgers gained 245 yards by rushing and climaxed by a romp around right end by big Bill De-wall. Guard Jack Cooke missed the try for extra point from placement, however. touchdown in the same quarter on a 20-yard pass.

Jim Davis counted Muskingum's lone tally from the one-yard line In the last quarter. Michigan showed a bit of its first period fire to start the sec- of the Barons' third-period goals. Cleveland scored early in each of the first two periods, only to have the count tied up by Detroit shots. (Continued On Pi 1-C1 "No, I didn't care about keeping a winning streak going." Brown emphasized after his ninth Kenyon Is Victor Over Hiram, 23-6 l-ate In the period, Kent drove f)H yards for its first touchdown. Howard winged a 20-yard aerial to Ralph Church over the goal line for Ihe store, lion ftllnn's placement for the eslra point wa good and the Flashes held a 18 advantage.

Oh id Wins Ov er Wcslcyan In Homecoming Battle, 26-14 ifeidellierjjj Hesls Purple Hy 20-12 TIFFIN, Oct. 24. Heidelberg subdued Mount Union. 20 to 12, today, leading all the way. Halfback Kenton Wolfe paased to End Efl Heglaw for the Student Princes' first touchdown in the MINNFSOT VS.

MICHIGAN Minn. Mleh. Flr.t downs (a la Net yards rushing la IU Net sards passing a4 7a Forwards alternated It la Forwards eompleted 4 a Forwards Interrepted lie a Yards gslned Interoeptlons 19 Fants, average (from srrlm- masel 39.1 -Ysrds kirks returned 127 Flail lost on fumbles a a Yards penalised 1 Inrlodes punts and hirknffs. straight without defest Stnea Northwestern pulled the trirk lsst fall, "But, I certainly didn't want a Jinx complex to hit the squad. allowed the Boilermakers only 35.

The first downs favored Wisconsin 18 to 5. Purdue, beaten four times in five games, was only able to cross into Wisconsin territory twice bots times on a passing attack thrown up in the third and fourth periods. John Andretich completed a pass to Forrest McCaffery to the Badgers 20, but a fumble ended that threat and sent Wisconsin off on its second touchdown. Substitute Tony Berto connected five times in succession in the fourth period to pilot Purdue to the 15, nearest point it came to I a touchdown, only to be thrown back 16 yards on a fumble. The Badgers, chasing after their HIRAM, Oct.

24. tJP) Scoring in all but the third quarter. Kenyon swamped Hiram, 23 to 6, in an Ohio conference game today. Fullback Herrick accounted for ATHENS, Oct. 24.

John Fekete, Ohio university's star irk, scored three touchdowns and paced another touch-drive today as the Bobcats trimmed Ohio opening period, but Mount came Reserve marched 64 yards for its second score early in the second quarter, with Stan Skoczen, fullback, breaking off tackle for the final 22 yards. Cooke converted this time. iKenvon's first touchdown, plung- hack to score in the second on "'e 7,000 home-coming fans. Fullback Vince Marotta's 79-yard plays after the opemng fit 1 It (jnaoe The Cats -pnt fi5 vards in 11 oio txin Venditti drove over from the two-yard stripe ana -other taliv the second stanza dasn. Heidelberg tallied again in the koff.

ond half, but it was only a flssh as the Gopher line continued to pile up one play after another. Aa pass intercepted on Michigan's 42-yard line started Minnesota's second touchdown march. Thereafter, the Red Cats were FJ i That's what I was really worried about, "Sure I was prcud of my Bucks. Any coach would have been happy. But I'm giving this game to guys like Willis and Csuri.

They sura handled their tackle job nicely, but ao did the rest of that line. When the line started to charge they paced the increasing momentum of the rest of the ball club." Brown lost no time in telling his boys about Minnesota's win over Michigan. "You know. gang, if we can get through Wisconsin next week, wa might have a chance at that title," he said. 7 -Print.

Kenyon added a safety in r- first conference title aince 1912, oh la Hu.nsson the fourth period as the result of move(j within 30 yards of the goal' i Dalpy and Herman Frirkey com- l-v- 1 I a A I exissAI 4 a antla, list tiaalt Am Ik- Ufnl bined to rush the ball to the Wol third when Vin Corroto smashed never headed, Reserve scoring through from the 11, and Wolfe again in the same period after a opened the final stanza with a i 42-yard drive. Skoczen tallied score from 26 yards out Mount's from the three and Cooke added last touchdown followed when the extra point from placement. Halfback Bob Fuller passed to! After a scoreless third period, Marotta from the 18. I Kent cut the edce to 20-13 tn tha urate hlorkPO Dlint. in olamOTd Hiram's only score came in the ter Bteam to Knapc second period on a pass from ciimax a 55-yard march for a first Dltrich re Ricr.rdl rt Jamison rg Major Thomas Srhleicher 'l Zednig Baira xo ounivan.

touchdown in the second Deriod. 1 fourth quarter when Grady Jackson took Bo Dutton's pas in the end zone. But Reserve made It WISCONSIN FROSH WIN MADISON. Oct. 24.

tJf- Wisconsin's frosh tumbled North- Robinson Wsiktns Havre Rreptiinger MsrKinnen rh verine 4, from where Frickey carried it across on a lateral without a hand being laid on him. That 18 to 7 lead looked like more than enough, with all-America Captain Dick Wildung heading the brilliant Gopher line play, but the Wolverines still had enough power left for another marker. Tom Kuzma. Wolverine left half. Jn the second period.

Fte climaxed another drive by a -mging tround left end from the v' for a score. A few minutes the Findlay senior scored on a brilliant 42-yard run. he Bishops struck back and be-f' the end of the half Don took a 20-yard pass from '-'ink Richey in the end rone. y-iick Heisler placekicked point. fekete came back in the third r'rirwi with a 34-vard end run for 'in her touchdown.

w'esleyan' second touchdown fai midway in the final period WILBF.RFORCE WINS XENIA. Oct 24. I. Wilber-1 force stretched ita winning streak 26-13 shortly afterward on De- western's yearlings. 20 to 0, her (8 The drive featured Sophomore F.lroy Ilirarh'a 27-yard run, with Fullback Pat Harder (dunging four yarda for the marker and placekirking the point.

nd added a am Radovirb Ramsey Fetete Vendn'l Olno Ohia TnlTerfT arnrini prnimtr Feke'e 3 Vendr-l a to four'gsmes today with a 13-6 today in the first freshman i 'ri wait's touchdown imr safety to conclude the a.ianera: scoring. 1 collegiate football game in Badg soger It should be mentioned, even though Brown didn't bother, that Ohio State has two additional Big Ten games to play, one with Illinois, the other with Michigan. Coach Waldorf, over tn the much TUT Ctrnn To ichdnwns Pnirta after rourh- i 2 history. Walt Dreyer, scored two western Reserra touchdowns, and Tom Bennett R'a-e Tit S-11 fVhleH-ner lor Welesn Toirh. A substitute fullback.

Bob Ray, took a Gopher punt on his 35 and victory over Lincoln. Pa. Elbert Ebbs and Milan Quails, scored the Wilherforce counters and Halfback Williams made the! Lincoln touchdown. I Towhwn- rawa't 1 ftgnre-n 1 rtvirrh. Jaegson TrT point.

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caught a pass in the end tons for the other Badger counter. tcanitnuad, Oa Page -ci tCoMUutea oa Faga 4-C1 (Continued On Pat 1-CI I.