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SIX-SPORTS SECTION. Want Ad Haxdqoarters, Court 4900 Other Press Departments, Court T2Q0 SUNDAY. OCT. 3. 1937 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS ISTRICT BOOTERS RISK UNDEFEATED RECORDS TODAY Close Games In Keystone Loop On Tap It's Mr.

Goldberg Again He's Off On 70-Yard Return of Kickoff Menow Wins Rich Event At Belmont Headley Entry Sets New Track Record in Winning Ft V-ZJ iff Mon-Yough Division Shows Lowber Setting Pace; Valley Teams Open By HARRY FAIRFIELD Swinging into the second week of the new soccer season some of last week's victorious crews bump into sterner stuff today. Four triumphant Key-stoners, Monongrhela, Morgan, Harmarville and Fagans, must show their metal on foreign soli; Beaming Sport, Canons-burg and Castle Shannon Juniors likewise in the Panhandle group, and Fitz Henry and Keystone Shaft in the Mon-Yough. Reviewing the losers, Avella Polar Star may shine better away at Cuddy, though Cuddy looked mighty good in defeat at Harmarville; Mesta will have to be'good to stop Dunlevy from garnering first Mints: By Th United Press RACE TRACK. N. Oct.

2 Brilliantly ridden by Charley Kurts-inger, Hal Price Headley's Menow won the 48th running of the Belmont Futurity stakes before a crowd of 75,000 today. Milky Way Farm's Tiger was second, approximately four lengths behind the winner. Menow set a new track record of 1 :15 1-5 for the 64 furlongs, in beating out 11 rival 2-year-olds. The former record was 1:16 2-5, set by Pompoon in the 1936 running of the classic. Third place went to Belair Stud's Fighting Fox, which was coupled in the betting with Magic Hour.

Fighting Fox nosed out Milky Way Farm's Mountain Ridge. Kurtsinger, confident that he had the best 2-year-old in competition, gave the son of Paramond II a brilliant ride, and the colt was full of run at the finish. Menow. which won the Champagne Stakes two weeks ago, is now the leading candidate for the 2-year-old championship. Menow's performance of 1:15 1-5 for the furlongs constituted a new world record for the distance.

The listed world mark is set by Gallant Knight in 1931 at Churchill Downs, Ky. A foul claim lodged against the winner was disallowed. Menow paid off at 9-5. MAD MARSHALL GOLDBERG, Pitt's brilliant halfback didn't Ciolek Leads Spartan Win give the West Virginia University eleven much time to see him in action. Taking the kickoff he sped down the field 70 yards before being downed.

Above Goldberg is shown as he started his jaunt. Panthers Win Over W. Virginia, 20 to 0 Jock Displeased Sutherland Says Panthers Failed to Play Usual Game; Praises Goldberg, Daddio From Page IK -By DR. JOCK SUTHERLAND, Football Coach, University of Pittsburgh MORGANTOWN, W. Oct.

2 Pitt defeated West Virginia, 20 to 0, here today, but I'm sorry to say we have nothing over which to enthuse. The Mountaineers' defense was equal to that of Pitt and I'm sure the nfFense under Sirtv ic bound to improve. We had several chances to manage to take advantage of times the hard charging West (Continued side penalty on the first play, Then Urban turned his left-end for four. The next maneuver saw Urban starting inside left-tackle, swinging to his left and racing 29 yards for the score. Merkovsky's extra point gave Pitt seven paints and the Panthers expected the Mountaineers to roll over and play dead.

But not those hardy Mountaineers. They gave the Panthers all sorts of trouble, with a hard charging line. The third quarter was scoreless, but Pitt set the staee for held us off. This scare today might do Pitt some good. I haven't been able to talk to these boys all season long, that is, until between halves, after West Virginia had tossed us around the first two quarters.

There are too many persons telling our boys what good football players they are. iney man show it this afternoon. We certainly were up against it the first Dr. Sutherland half. The Pitt tackles and guards were bad and West Virginia actually outplayed us.

Marshall Goldberg played an excellent game for Pitt. His passing will make Pitt a bigger threat. Bill Daddio played his usual fine game and stopped West Virginia every time they tried our left end. I thought this big Sam Audia was particularly effective. Incidentally, the West Virginia team today exhibited the best spirit of any I have seen in many years.

We have a lot of work to accomplish before we meet Duquesne Saturday at the Pitt stadium. the same comment applies to Riehls at Cecil, but Bower Hill at Sygan ould make a good parlor game of tacking on the donkey's tail. Midland will not find the going easy against a much better South View crew than last season in a battle destined to bring first points to either; Muse hopes to profit by last week's tip-off that Canonsburg lacked something, and Beadling Sport will find the Independents a tough nut to crack at Silent Brook. With Lowber continuing the dizzy i pace of last season, circut may see an undisputed leader for the first time, since it is at home to Gratztown while Keystone Shaft and Fair Hope trek abroad for additional points which may come with difficulty against Donora and Fair Hope, respectively. The Allegheny Valley opens with three games.

Aliquippa Dairymen go to Leslie Park. Forty-sixth and Butler, to see if their brand can mix with that Irish hot stuff, otherwise Robert Emmets; Duquesne and Marmar open at Acmetonia and, the tid-bit of the card, Indianola, last season's champions and West Penn semi-finalist, steps on dangerous soil at primed-for-revenge Creighton. Today's Keystone League game between Mt. Lebanon and the Fagans will be staged at Shady Dell, near the Golf Club house. South Park.

The Fair Grounds, where it was originally scheduled, is being re-surfaced. Shady Dell is a highly-favored spot for trippers and the game should be a decided attraction. Curry and Monongahela play at Edgebrook, the original South Park soccer site, where there is ample seating accommodation for this decidedly good attraction. Reference to the schedule will give location of other games The Y. Lea sue monthly meeting will be held Tuesday, Oct.

5. instead of Monday, as usual, at Turner Hall, Monessen; 7:30 p. m. National Cup Draw Specxat to The Ptttsburgn. Press NEW YORK.

Oct. 2 Included in 118 entries from all parts of the United States were 13 soccer teams from Western Pennsylvania district, six of whom will be required to play in the first qualifying round Oct. 17. On the grounds of the first-named team the first round is Curry vs. Monongahela, Mesta vs.

Pat Fagans and Morgan vs. Cedar Grove. Five teams which drew byes are Sygan, Harmarville Cuddy, Avella i Polar Star and Cecil. Two drawing exemptions from the qualifying round and passed into the competition proper are Heidelberg and Castle Shannon Deutscher Sport Club. Soccer Schedule KEISTONE LEAGCE Harmarville at Castle Shannon.

Bridie-Til: Park. T. Smart: Morsan at Heidel-bersr. Grov Fieid. P.

Peovieh: Monon-rahela st Curry. Edrcbrook Field. South Park. M. Moroff; Arella at Cuddy.

P. Ganens. Pat at Mt. Lfbanon. Phad PpII.

South Park. H. Mantes: Bower Hill at Sytran. Presto. P.

DMmontasrue: Rihls at Cecil. Stewart Manges; Mesta at Duniery. Dukes Street. PANHANDLE LEAGUE Lincoln Hill at Tom Tuckers. Canons-bur.

John Hunter: Beadlina- Sport at Beadlinir Independents. Silent Brook. South Park. 1:30. Cicott: Caocnshurg Hoffbrau at Musa.

F. Urbanie: Ced.ir Grove at Glendaie. Castrodale: South View at Midland. J. Donnelli: Captie Shannoi Juniors at Carrick.

Carrick Park. Curtis. ALLEGHENY VALLEY LEAGUE Alicuippa at Emmet. Leslie Park. P.

Margin: Duquepne at Harmar. Acmetonia. L. Reid: Indinola at Creighton N. Susko.

LEAGUE Gratxton at Lowber. F. Royoco at Victory Hill. C. Bortot: Keytone Shaft at Donora.

Marcin: Fitz Henry at Fair Hope M. Mosko. Gallatin idle. Erie Academy Beats East, 6-0 Special to The Pittsburgh Press ERIE. Oct.

2 Roundly outplayed in the first half, Erie Academy shot two deadly passes to score a touchdown that gave it a 6-0 victory over Erie East to take the lead in the city series race here today. A crowd of 16,000 fans crammed the stadium. Lineup: ERIE EAST 0 Diniro H. Skovron Herdzik Donibowski Position AlAUt-11 is. Wiiey L.T.

Ensrlert ebb C. j-orett F. Leibel Karub R'S" A Ramsey Amendoia H'. Ropeiewski Tvunski Lewis Sieniecki Score by Quarters: 0 0 6 6 AcMp.n?-r,'JRoV.eiewski. Referee John Westminster).

Umpire Rv una-n (Puquesne). Head linesman H. J. Ke "han Lynch tThie!) Major League Leaders BATTING Pet. Plarer and tiuo lit -A 1.

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Ticers.133 Rolfe. i.tH tienris. hits 9t9 MedWeK. .210 Walker Wash-Jeff Loses Opener To Class 'B' Opponent, 7-6 WASHINGTON, Oct. 2For only the fourth time in the 48-year-old football history of the schooU-and the first Bisons Topple Titans, 22-0 BETHANY.

W. Oct Uncorking several power plays, as well as a host of passing threats, the Bethany College Bisons opened the season by decisively defeating the Westminster Titans, 22-0, here today. Leading the attack for the green and white was Bob Irvin, Big Run, junior, who passed to Decker for the initial score of the game. Bliston kicked off to the Westminster team. During the opening moments of the game, the ball seesawed back and forth until Bethany got under way and succeeded in taking the pigskin to the 25-yard stripe.

From there Irvin passed to Decker for the score. Croushore converted. The next tally came in the first quarter when Jerry Croushore place-kicked successfully for the home team. Arch Kinsey played excellent ball to take the Bisons to the five-yard stripe, and later he plunged over from the one-yard line to score. Irvin.

with only a few minutes to go in the lait quarter, dashed around the right end of the Titans fromt he 14-yard line to make the final tally. Position Betbanj Westminster Decker Pfau L.T Eaton Susko L.G Trickett Ruefle Bliston Troopa (5 Croushore Youkera RT Waener Mamula R.E Everhart Miller Corniany Laposki R.H Irvin Shoup L.H Kinsey Valicenti F.B Pearson Wneht Bethany 10 0 22 Touchdowns Decker. Irvin. Kinsey. Conversion Croushore.

Field coals Croushore. Kiski, St. Vincent In Scoreless Tie Special to The Pittsburgh. Press SALTSBURG Oct. 2 Kiski and St.

Vincent Frosh played a scoreless football game today on the Kiski field. Position. Kiski Vincent Frosb L.E.. Stone L.T Leamin? Holinsmr i.i tieneinnrer Inrails Dros Darnell (p) R.E Jones QB Robert Tutokie Hearn Giles Mieueh Covacine Pilato Musoni L.H Brooks RH McClean Orrfieh FB Dunkle Farr Releree Bearhorst. Empire Perry.

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Tstssay sstf TkarUay. 10 ts ssly. 541 WOOD ST. Znd Floor, Qrotas Buildiog Jackets Top Rockets, 21-0 SLIPPERY ROCK, Oct. 2 Waynesburg Yellow Jackets took advantage of the breaks today and converted a fumble, a ppor kick and a blocked kick into three touchdowns to beat a fighting Rocket team 21-0.

McGlumphy, on the receiving end of passes from Koepke, scored twice, while Lapekoviez pushed the third over from the three-yard line. The elusive McGlumphy also converted all three placement kicks.1 The Waynesburg scores came one each in the last three quarters. Johnny Beckert, a Pittsburgh boy, played a very good defensive game for Slippery Rock- until a leg injury forced his retirement in the second period. Winerove. a ZZZ" eJilt maw lAAlii, Ui CAA scoring threat.

But the passes of the visitors clicked for two of the three scores. Lineup: fos. SLIPPERT ROCK E. annorn Markovina L.T Burbv Kimmins L.G.. Bei kert G.

Shamberg Ronco Avery Hoffman Walkoweii i urman RE Graham Senior O. Meals Wrirht Official? McCUnchey. Koepke McGlumphy Harshman Kcieree tiiannon. mi Linesman Ruttenbush British Soccer ENGLISH LEAGUE First Division Arsenal '-J Manchester Grimsby Derby 1 Leicester 1 Sunderland Wolverhampton 0 Liverpool 1 Preston 1 Portsmouth 2 Charlton A Leeds 1 Bolton Brentford 4 Huddersf leld 1 Everton 2 Middlesbroush 2 Chelsea 4 Stoke City West Bromwich. 2 Second Division Barnslev Burnley 3 Southampton 0 Norwich 2 Blackburn 4 Thesterfield 6 Fulham 1 Bury i Sheffield 1 Coventry 2 Notts 2 AtonviIla Sheffield Wed.

1 Stockport 3 Bradford Luton Town Manchester New Castle Swansea i Plymouth J. vrpstnam Tottenham Third Division North Barrow 1 Crewe Bradford Doncaster Hartlepools Hull Oldham Rochdale Southport Tianmfre Wrexham York City. Carlisle Chester Darlinsrton Gateshead Lincoln C. Rotherham Acennrton New Brighton. Port Halifax Third Division South AMershot Bristol Cardiff Crystal Mansfield Millwall Bristol City.

Swindon Torquay Walsall 2 Gillinsrham 0 1 Oueens Park. 1 2 Notts. County. 2 3 Newport 0 2 South End 2 3 Brighton i 1 Reading 3 Exeter 3 riapton 1 2 Bournemouth 0 SCOTTISH LEAGCE First Division Hamilton 3 Celtic 3 Kilmarnock 2 Ayr Clyde Punden Falkirk Oueen of South Hibernians Motherwell Patrick Thistle. St.

Johnstone Morton 2 Hearts Oueen Park. Aberdeen Arboath Third Lanark St. Mirren Rangers 2 SECOND DIVISION Albion Alloa Pumbarton Dunfermline Leith Kinirs Park Montrose Raitb St. Bernards 1 Etenhonsemuir 3 4 3 4 3 3 3 3 East Sterling Cowdenbeath Breachin Edinburgh Punde East File Forfar Airdrienonian ENGLISH RUGBY UNION Harlequins 13 London Welsh Bath IS Bedford 10 Birkenhead 13 Bristol 24 9 Scot Richmond Exeter Mosey Davenport Aberavon 7 5 .10 Newport Cardiff 5 Gloucester 5 Old Cranleiehans. Headinrley Coventry I.lanelly Neath Old MillhiUans weston PontypoOl Portsmouth Swansea Stewartonians Bradford 2 .19 .23 4 .13 9 Leicester Sale St.

Barfs Northampton Plymouth Abertlllery Guy Cross Keys Royal Hirt Schl. Glasrow West of Scotland 3 IRISH FOOTBAIX LEAGUE Coleraine 2 Newrr Town Linfield 1 Ballymena Perrv City 3 Larne Glenotran 3 Cliftonville Portsdown 3 Banror Glen Avon 1 Belfast Celtic Distillery 3 Ards 2 1 i 0 1 1 .14 .10 fi rt ENGLISH RUGBY LEAGUE Castleford Bat lev St. Hplena Feat herst one Hull .18 .21 .44 5 .12 .2 .19 8 .91 Pewsbury Rochdale York Hull Kingston EramiAif Barrow Brouehton Hun'W Keiirhiey Leh Liverpool Oldham flalford Bradford Warrinffton Swinton 3 8 HuddTsfield St. Helens Rec.14 wakeneia Widnes New Castle .11 I Wiean Halil ax 1Z Australians (Exhibition) time against a minor rival W. ciasn wnen musKingum college scored a well-earned 7 to 6 victory before an inaugural crowd of 4000 persons here today.

Through the long history of W. By The United Press MICHIGAN STADIUM, ANN ARBOR, Oct. 2 A one-man football team from Mt. Clemens, Johnny Pingel of Michigan State, ran and passed the Spartans to their fourth consecutive victory over a greatly improved University of Michigan team, 19-14, in a chilly battle in the mists here today. Not until the second half, when the rain had lifted from the stadium, did either team reach its offensive stride.

Then it was an 83-yard touchdown run by Gene Ciolek, Spartan halfback, that broke the scoreless deadlock. Ciolek, back in punt formation on his own goal line, suddenly sprinted to the right, edging past Michigan's defense bulwark, and then flashed down the side lines for the opening score. It was Don Siegel who blocked Ed Pearce's kick and kept the Wolverines in the running when Doug Farmer, Michigan pilot, alternately sent Renda slanting off tackle on weak side plays and shooting passes to Renda until Little Hercules finally went over for the score. Freddie Trosko kicked the point. From.

then on Pingel personally took charge on the Spartan drive, flashing around the Michigan flanks and tossing passes to his twin touchdown ends, Walt Nelson and Frank Gaines, with Nelson going over. Pearce kicked the point this time. Once more as the fourth quarter opened, the Wolverines -drove up the field, this time scoring in four plays after Pingel's short punt gave them the ball on State's 45. Trosko passed to the five, then scored, again adding the point. Michign's 14-13 lead was short lived, however.

It took only three plays, Haney around end for eight yards from the State's 38, and two passes to Nelson, to push the ball over and clinch the game for State. Pearce's kick again was blocked by Don Siegel. Lineup Position Michigan Michiran Stat Nicholson Nelson Speelman Olds Gortat (C) Miknavitch arzonie Dudley Swam Valney Games riihol1 L.G. C. G.

T. R.E.. B. Hook Ciolek ftenda Coolidre F.B Stanton Haney Score by periods: Michigan 0 7 7 14 Michigan State 13 6 19 Touchdowns Ciolek. Renda.

Nelson. Trosko. Gaires. Points after touchdowns Pearce, Trosko 2. Mubstitutes Michiran, ends.

Gedeon. Smick: tackle. Smith; guards Heikkinen. Brennan: centers. Ri-naldi: backs.

Trosko. Las key. Purucker, Hook. Janke, Lvine. Michigan State, tackles Schroeder: iruards.

Olman. Leuck. Rockenbach: backs. Pingel. Pearce.

Kle- Kovachich. Attendance. 71.800. Referee Lee Daniels. Loyola.

Umpire Lyon Gardiner. Illinois. Field judge R. J. Echenlaub.

Notre Dame. Head linesman Dr. E. P. Maxwell.

Ohio State. East McKeesport Wins Easily, 13-0 Special to The Pittsburgh Press WEST NEWTON, Oct. 2 East McKeesport had little trouble in scoring a 13 to 0 victory over West Newton heer today. The victors tallied both touchdowns in the first quarter, notching the first in the initial minute of play when West Newton fumbled and East McKeesport recovered on the home team's 25, from where the visitors sent Grubbs around end On a 12-yard dash for the score. East McKeesport blocked a West Newton punt a few plays later at the identical point, and used three line plays and an ll-yard pass to Hurst for the touchdown.

West Newton held the first down margin, 9 to 7. Lineup: Position. McKeesport W. Newton L.E. Duncan L.T..

L.G.. R.T.. E. Kozah Dudgeon Hurst Krsul Grubbs Marsh Kperan Ghin McCulloueh Everely Vanro Dedhica Provich Somoniy Tex F.B. Score by Quarters: East McKeesport 13 0 0 Touchdowns -Grubbs.

Burris. 0 13 Extra pomts tiurst. triple pass. Refere Hamer. Umpire AdamsOB.

Head linesman Stappanian. the field midway in the third period, bound for a touchdown that would help tie the score. Harry Clark, burly West Virginia sophmore back from Uniontown, swept outside right tackle, cut back and was in the clear with several interferers. Goldberg came rushing up to meet the challenge, barged in to the pack, slowed Clark up just enough for Peace to jump on him from behind after a gain of 39 yards and a first down on the Pitt 34. But they got no farther.

Punting Is Poor In the matter of cold statistics, Pitt picked up 13 first downs to four for the West Virginians. The Mountaineers could show but 67 yards from scrimmage against 302 for the Pitts. Pitt attempted two passes and clicked on one for a grand total of two yards. West Virginia tossed 7 aerials, completing 3 for 41 yards. The punting of both teams was very poor, the general average being about 32 yards.

Pitt looked very bad in spots and the boys just didn't seem to have their minds on the game. On the other hand. West Virginia showed a high pressure line and a fullback in Sam Audia who will be heard from this year. The Pitt players found him the most troublesome of the lot. Fabian Hoffmann, regular right end for Pitt, who returned from a round-the-world cruise only this past week, made his first appearance in a game this afternoon.

Bill Daddio, as usual, was the best end on the field, with Frank Souchak giving one of his finest performances in two years. Buffalo Trips Rally fGators MEAD VTLLE, Oct. 2 Sharing two first-quarter touchdowns and then waging an even battle for three periods, the University of Buffalo today uncorked a last-minute offensive to administer a 13-7 defeat to Allegheny here today. The 'Gators had scored shortly after the start, when Cook intercepted a pass and ran 70 yards for a touchdown. The Bisons, taking advantage of an end-zone punt that went out of bounds on the 11-vard line, rushed across a tieing score.

Buffalo won the game in the last five minutes, when a sustained offensive carried 43 yards on six plays. Searl, husky halfback, carried the ball the last 11 yards on a crosstjuck over left guard. Lineup fosition. Bunalo. L.E Bickers Allearheny.

Lavely Rose White Spence Ransford Scarpitti McFarland Cook Rubenstein Nayle L.G -G RT RE lV.7.7 F.B Clarlt Lavely Intrator wanson Scot hv nferinrt Buffalo 7 0 Alierherty 1 0 Touchdowns Dalfonso. is 7 Seirl. Cook. Points after touchdown 1 Lavely (placements). alfonso.

H. ubstitutions: Buffalo- Massoth. Haber. Fearl. Seiffert athy: Allegheny Dii-an.

Spence. Heck-man. Ochs. Shield. Ransford, Geisinirer.

Rfereft McFhee. Yountstown. Umpire Fitting. Erie. Linesman Hart.

Eria. Another Dundee Blazes Along Fight Trail SptCal to The Pittsburgh Prsss BALTIMORE, Oct. 2 There's another Dundee blasting his way along the box-fighting trail. Louis Dundee, son of former welterweight champion, Joe, and nephew of former middleweight titleholder, Vince, is amateur featherweight champion of score but did: three. Other Virginia line J.

lost its opening gridiron i for a touchdown, for point was low, Etzweiler's try Muskingum Holds W. J. was bottled up almost at every turn, and when the final period opened, Muskingum, determined to protect its slim lead, contended to punt rapidly on first down, keeping the Presidents well in their own territory. It was the Muskies who made the only serious gesture after each team collected its touchdown. Midway through the last quarter Patton dashed 29 yards to the W.

J. 30, and then raced 15 to the Presidents' 15, where the Wash-Jeffers stiffened and took possession of the ball. The Ohioans rushed the W. J. runners and their passers, and, as the game ended, Muskingum was in possession of the ball on the W.

35 after recovering Robba's fumble following a successful pass attempt. W. J. held an edge in first down, registering nine against five. Their overhead attack was a fizzle, with only three out of 11 tries being completed and one being intercepted.

Muskingum completed one out of three. Lineup: W. It 3. Grim Petertec MCSKINSCM Adam Burnar Baun Carpenter Hatcher Hall Albertra Wren shall Livincston 0 Marshall vanamen EtrweUsT pM 5 Myers Hsnck Referee Clyde Gutter. Swarthmora.

Score by periodB: i MusKing-um 0 7 0 0 7 Touchdowns Patton. Etzweiler. Points after touchdown Patton placement) I Missed point after touchdown Etsweiler. Substitutions W. Ewinsa.

Hunkels. i Krops. Ore: Muskinrum. Hatchr. Gresr.

i Umpire John Gallagher. Navy. Head Linesman Jack Boddy. Syracuse. TlirobbniB.

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Pitt Offense Sparks Moan kicked out on the Pitt 19. This is where the drive for the touchdown originated, and with Stapulis, Stebbins and Cassiano carrying the burden, the Panthers roared down to the West Virginia 21. Cassiano contributed a 15-yard sweep at left-end; Stebbins came up with a cut-back run over left-tackle for 12 and Stapulis bucked center for six in the big drive. Quarterback Chickerneo sent Stebbins on a cut-back through West Virginia's left-tackle and 'Curly" outdistanced all the Mountaineers for 21 yards and the score. Souchak's try for point was wide.

Cassiano Flashes The first Stebbins touchdown climaxed an 81-yard march and his second came after rolling upfleld for 76 yards. Cassiano was the hot shot of this foray, once breaking loose at left end i for 40 yards but Mike Gussie, a big sophomore guard, who got into Pitt's hair all afternoon, along with Oley Hedrick, nailed him from behind. With a first down on the West Virginia' 16 and the Mountaineers rapidly tiring under the strain of a team that suddenly found new life, Stebbins struck twjee for eight yards and free-wheeled himself around right end for the next eight yards and the final touchdown. Merkovsky bunted this extra point too. The Panthers were assessed an unusual penalty before the next kick-off.

Because a Panther player was detected clipping after Stebbins had crossed the goal line on the final touchdown, Pitt was forced to kick off from the 25, instead of the 40. The boot was short and rolled out in mid-field. Moan Tries Hard Kelly Moan, he of the true Irish right arm and deadly eye, -began passing and clicked with a beauty which Clark caught near the sidelines for a gain of 25 yards. Two plays later. Moan flipped one to Eller, who was tackled on the Pitt 2 yard stripe.

Eller, was surrounded by a committee of Panthers when he made the catch and couldn't budge. Audie tried left tackle but lost half a yard. Moan tried the same play and came up with an identical result. A third down pass was grounded in the end zone, and on fourth down Clark started around Pitt's right-end. behind a wave of yellow jerseyed interferers but as he reached the goal line, he was hit hard and fumbled, the ball rolling behind the line, where Cassiano covered the ball for a touchback.

It was the closest the Mountaineers had come to the touchdown sector all afternoon and they almost made good. Pitt fumbles at moments when the -Panthers appeared headed for touchdowns cut down the effectiveness of the offense considerably. Once Patrick dropped the ball and Hedrick recovered it for West Virginia on the Mountaineer 13. In the second quarter. Urban was personally leading a drive that began on the Pitt 29, weighing in with one sprint of 42 yards after which he fumbled and Pitt lost the ball deep in the enemy territory.

The Mountaineers stormed down J. football annals, Pitt twice and Cornell once stopped the Presidents in their season debut but the Musk- ies today proved to be the first class opponent to turn the trick. Capitalizing on Glenn Etzrweiler's short punt that bounced out on the W. J. 25 in the second quarter, Muskingum rushed to the four-yard line from where Burly Ralph Pat-ton crashed over for the touchdown and then place-kicked the extra point that proved to be the deciding margin.

The Presidents were forced to make their touchdown the hard way in the third quarter. After driving to the one, only to lose the ball on a fumble, and then pound back to the 15, where they lost it on downs, Etzweiler passed twice to Melvin Meals, to place the ball on the six, from where Etzweiler spun through Juniata Edges Out Shoremen, 6 to 0 HUNTINGDON, Oct. 2 A plucky bunch of Juniata gridders turned the tables on a much heavier Washington College eleven, to win, 6 to 0, in the opener, here today. A five-yard pass, from Corbin to Geiser, who ran 20 yards in the third quarter, accounted for the Redskins' touchdown. Lineup: Position JTNIATA WASHINGTON E.

Tully L.T. L.G. T. O. L.H.

H. Kilby Andersen Ware Cain Benham Zebrowski Toune Wilmot Lovesky Collins Way Canno Heverly Grepa F. Score by Quarters: Juniata 0 Touchdown Geiser. 0 6 i Substitution: Washing-ton Collins: Juniata Dick. Geiser.

Snyder. Lesher. First downs Washinrton 5. Juniata 12. Ket-ree Leneeka.

Lafayette. mcin Crawley. Muhlenberr. Head Lineamai Killinger. Penn.

Helps Rub Year Aches and Palm Away Bc.l. Browne..