The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 29

THREE AKr.ON" nEACON' JOITA'AL Saints, Kenmore Tie; Flashes Rout Bluff to I Jim Sclilemmer cNTtAT. SEPTEMBER 28. 1941 mt -i r-w- till rxxi i Card Rally Akron To See More Pro Tussles Brown Finds Bridge Expensive Coaelies Must Keep In Condition Brings 6-6 Stalemate Kent Sets Record In 58-0 Romp Sophomores Feature Altack That Yields 32 In Second Half Irish Count On Pass In Opening 'Minutes THERE IS STRONG POSSIBILITY that Akron football fans will set to see an American Professional league game in Rubber ivwl this season and maybe a "world series" of football be- twern members of the American and National leagues Not yet ready for announcement, apparently, it is known that have been held in Akron several times in recent days for Mirpose of working out details preliminary to the staging of an n. an league battle here on Wednesday night. Oct.

15 between Columbus Bulls and Cincinnati Bengals Hrhmd the league venture here, which is being set up as a bene-, iS an idea in the mind of Thil Bucklew, vice president of the league and coach and general manager of the Bulls that c.m eventually create so much desire for a meeting of his' Bulls the Cleveland Rams that the interleague contest will become a for Rubber Bowl. Of Schoolhoy Duel tw S-- ay' By BOB KLLIOTT IN A BITTER, but freakish conflict which saw one team Us Ssw mJ That's a long way off, of course, but the meeting time for the dnminate Pla' for the first two and Bengals is not so far away that announcement should be Periods and the other club take soon regarding it. charge of things for the final The American league is in its third year. It was reorganized last i two quarters St Vincent's Irish with Columbus and Cincinnati holding over as the nuclei and eT being granted to New York, 5 Milwaukee Con and VCani'nals bat-I'j. iia to "a 6-6 tie before about DOVI.K UKTS, lOOSK ll.reit lUllv Ipoi.

St. Vinrpnt'a By LINCOLN IIACKIM nraraa Jonrsal Spiia Writer KENT. Sept. 27. Rolling to the largest point total in their 20-year gridiron history, the Golden Flashes of Kent State university easily defeated Bluff-ton college, 58-0, here today before 2,500 spectators.

The previous Kent high was set in when the Golden Flashes trounced the University of Buffalo, 54-0. Kent State heralded "veiled llgthning" offensive, checked handily in the Initial half, brought a parade of rapid touchdowns fol more halftmt on the CartU' 11 -yard Hue. Above, Doyle ha JuhI passed the line of rlitiniace and about to elude Melvln Mowers, Cardinal ftillliiu k. SI on gniuntl I tieorgr 1'rasher, Kenmore' renter and captain. 8S, hack of Doyle, is Huh Trockle, Irish tiu kle.

On the groinid are ItUk rails (lil), Irish end, and Kill elusive hulfhiu getting started on a S5-)ard gallirji In the Mvontl itiarter of Saturday 6-6 tie with kenmore at lluthtel field. I)nle smashed through hit own left tackle, reversed his field and tore down the sidelines before he wan caught by Hilly Ithes, Ken- li.iston is not operating a club this season but Detroit and Wash, lans baturday at Buchtel Johnson Saints' halfback. nave Dotn purcnaseu franchises for 1941 Other franchises are field. it. The Saints took fi.O lenH enriv in in the game and threatened con- I Tarheels Soon uui.a o.c wujtjra wimiiijiiona.

iney be fortunate (nmiph to get into a game with the Rams to establish relative values nf tin" two professional circuits it would not be without precedent. The Bulls and Rams met in 1939, the Rams winning by a second-half KENMOKE 7 Toledo Loses On Field Goal 4 Are Overtaken S. VINCENT'S VS. Firit down rushing First downs pasting First dowus Yards tainrd mshini Yards lost rushlnt Nrt yards rushing plurgc. 114 IS 11 KENT STATE VS.

BI.I'rFTON KJ I1. Blumen Horsemen Organize first down If first downs, rushlnf 11 CHAPEL HILL, N. Sept. rassrs allfmptrd Passes romplrtrd dawns, passlnr 4 04 17 77 7 4K 7 .1 7. The highly ranked TOLF.no, Sept.

27. A 28-yard field noH' hy Nick Scollard with less than 10 minutes to play in the last period gave St. Jo ph's i irsi unwns, ppnauira I NEWEST ADDITION to Akron's sports organizations is the r'" Summit County Horsemen's association, a group imbued with the pnVu! 41 Heels of North Carolina were rudely upset today, 13-7, by the South Carolina Gamecocks numose of exercisinsr control and snnprvisinn nvep Vin-o Ghn. P'naiiifd college of Rensselaer, a 3 to 0 victory over the University of To- 1 va rds nunls rrturntd 4. St 1 Numbrr of punla Avprate of punts general and a rookie bark 1 II named Stan Stasica in particu Yard gained rushing 114 Tassel attempted St Passes rnmpleted 19 Yards gained passing Number of penalties 4 Yards Inst, penaltlea Passes Intercepted bf ft fumbles I Own fnmhtes reenvereel Opponent'e fumhlea rereverest 1 Number nf punta 4 Average distance nf punta 41 Number af alranrfe It Average dlstanee af hlekeffa 6t lar before a crowd of 11,000.

affairs and otner norse activities in the Akron district. Actually, the association is not yet organized. A meeting for that purpose will be held in conjunction with a horse show next Sunday at Seth Minor's place in Copley, starting at noon. The show, last of the outdoor season, will include parade of western horses, touch and out, pony class, stock horse class, fine harness class, road hack class, cowboy sack roping, children's equita-t: horse roping exhibition, roadster class, cowgirl boot scramble, rpen three-gaited class, cowboy bend and tie, give-gaited class and Stasica, who conies from Rock- tinually through the first half. At the intermission, St.

Vincent's had seven first downs to Kenmore's none and had outgained the Cardinals, 138 yards to 13, by rushing and passing. Jr. rat ford, raced 66 yards In the final period for the acore that ledo in the opening game of the season here today. Earlier in the contest, Scollard tried a placement from the 18-yard line but the kick was low and wide. Outside of the field goal neither team made any Rerious scoring threats.

The Toledoans managed to get into St. Joseph territory many times but intercepted passes and fumbles stopped all advances. Toledo held the edge in first downs, 9 to 5 and gained 125 yards to St. Joseph's 89. Si.

Jospphi 0 0 0 31 turned defeat Into victory. In the second half, the Cards rpen jump. The victory was the Gamecocks' TV! tiAt. aiv 4irct Hminia Cf first over North Carolina since u.c tulnlI bic AKumues junn niueger, Air. ana Airs.

Jonn cenfs three and outeained the n.tnt.. rt''u' iia. cciu itiuiui, ivir. im jvirs. Bruce i Insn 100 vardi to 57 1927, and established the South Carolinians as a leading contender for the Southern conference cham i 3 ft pionship lowing the Intermission, Kent scor ing fi2 points, 33 In the final quar ter.

Newcomers In the K.S.U. back field sparked the locals In their romp with a pitching duo, Bo Dut-ton, transfer gridder from Mercer, and Grady Jackson, Negro sophomore, featuring the attack. Joe Fortunato, 210-pound soph halfback, and the veteran Bob Williams also contributed brilliantly to Kent's play. The first half produced nothing vl(Unfi, iiuii uQnuouti, aim natuiu I lieijia, call ttrown. Mis.

Phelps, speaking for the proposed association, explains there is nn rivalry of any kind between the new group and any other which his staged horse shows in the past. "We are only trying to establish an organization which will be horse minded and horse interested and which will help actively in the promotion of any horse shows or horse Activities and possibly help eliminate some of the headaches which have come up in the past in connection with these shows." In the opening periods, the Saints played brilliantly, blocking in fine style for Billy Doyle and Harry Tersigni, their star runners. The Irish looked far too fast for the big Cardinals at this time. Iowa Defeats Drake By 25-8 IOWA Sept. 27.

1 'A Costly Argument The Cards got their ground attack E-oinjr in the sernnH half South Carolina Toe. North Carolina Leltner la Elloit Carler It Sleek liner ig Nowell Rossamon Sunthrlmer Applrgale tg Marshall Middlebrooks rt While Nowak i re RIcherdKon Flston qh Cox Orygo lh Dnnkle Bloiiln rh Pecora Roskle fb Croom North Carolina 0 ft 7 0-7 South Carolina scoring Touchdown, Clary (for Blotiln), Staslra ifor Grvgoi. Point after touchdown Elslon i place, menu. North Carolina scoring Touchdown. Pecora.

Point aletr touchdown KK KI'TION OMMiriKK Hilly Rhes, Kenmore lialflmek, found hliriM'lf running into a little trouble in thin play, during Saturday's i-6 tie with St. Vincent's at Huchtel field. Ithen got. past the Hrrlmmuge line, but waiting for him were three meni-bem of the IrlHh secondary, Bob Trockle (85), Bill Doyle (77) and Carl Kounchere (87). Hnrry Tersignl (8'2), Irth halfback, In coming at Khes from the side.

PAUL BROWN is easier to "take" off the football field than however, and the Saints lost most in the way of good football with any edge going to the invading Beavers. CP) Iowa's Hawkeyes started slowly today, but eventually ran past Drake, 25 to 8, before on it. The following few lines may explain what I mean. their speed. Brown plays a lot of bridge with Hugh McGranahan, one of his St.

Vincent's struck quickly and coachinc aidea And often they eet deep into arg-uments. as was the had a touchdown in the first four rase not long ago when dispute arose as to which, if either, had played I minutes of play. Mike Zeno, Irish a crowd of 21,000. The contest was marked by oc his hand correctly. Dunkle iplacemrnt).

casional outbursts of wide-awake football, but it wasn't until the i second period that Iowa took the lead away from an aerial-minded Bulldog eJeven. The Hawkeyes stuck to almost Ccnlral Eleven Defeats Haven a Rtraight ground game, battering (Continued From Page 1-C) Jaspers Master First Opponent NEW YORK, Sept. 27. oened It 194 1 gridiron campaign with a victory today, downing St. Bnnaventure, 20-1 at the Randall's Island stadium.

The Jaers, set hack by a Bonnie score In the opening play of the game, were blanked In the first and last periods, hut tallied once In the second and twice In the third before a crowd of 8,000. bled to a touchdown, but the ball was called back and the Cats drew a backfield-in-motion penalty. Aided by penalties the visitor) fought off two early Kent threats and then outplayed tho FlitMhes until lute In the second ix'riod when a SS-yard drive produced the first touchdown. An exchange of punts gave Kent the ball on its 47 with three minutes remaining in the second quarter. Joe Mlleskt passed to Lowell Wetzel and Fortunato and Williams followed with 15-yard runa to take the ball to the Bluffton 15.

Mileski then passed to Dick Kilbourne in the end zone. It took Kent four minutes to start its touchdown parade in tha third quarter, a 28-yard pass from Mileski to Wetzel producing the score. Immediately following that touchdown Kent scored again, Tom Johnson setting up the play when he intercepted a pass and returned 20 yards to the Beaver 28. Dut-ton passed to Lou Toth for th touchtlown. Late in the period, Harry Kuz- The argument soon became worth $5 and they decided to write to a noted bridge authority in New York for official decision on the I bet.

The answer was quick in coming and Brown read the sad news that he had lost the bet and with it the five bananas to McGranahan. Now Brown isn't what you would call tight, but in his living the I planned day, the planned week and the planned life, there aren't many places in his plans which call for the paying of $5 bets over i cards Well, ft few days passed and then there came from New York a statement for profeslsonal services from the bridge authority. Please I rpmit J25. That was something more of a shock to Brown than to see his 1 quarterback forget to punt on the fourth down, 25 yards to go. He wasn't bent on paying $25 for the word that he had lost $5 without more urging than this statement.

I So in his methodical way he called a lawyer friend and explained i the situation, asking point blank whether or not he owed the J25. "Why, surely you do," said the lawyer. "That's the way the hriflpe expert makes his living" I So Brown mailed a check for 25 simoleons and hoped nobody would learn of his error. the Drake forward wall all afternoon. Carrying the bulk of the load were the two Iowa speedsters, little Jack Kennedy and Bernard "Bus" Mertes, a pair of right halfbacks, and Johnny Vincent who led the Bulldogs' fight.

Kennedy and Mertes swept the Drake ends for long gains, the later averaging more than 10 yards. .1 1 Sooncrs Whip Aggies Squad NORMAN, Sept. 27. Oklahoma unsaddled a valiant Oklahoma Aggie football team with a lightning charge today, 19 to 0, after the Cowboys had picked themselves up from the dust to threaten their heavier foe with disaster for two quarters. The Sooners struck with stunning abruptness in the first period, then with the same thunderbolt speed swept over with two more counters in the final period.

But the 27.000 spectators saw the smaller but determined Aggies carry the fight to the Big Red eleven through the second and third, threatening three times inside the Sooner 10-yard line in guard, kicked off, but the ball bounded only about 15 yards, struck a Kenmore linesman and rolled back to the Cardinals' 49-yard line, where Doyle covered for the Saints. Bill Johnson, Doyle and Tersignl rammed the Kenmore line for 11 yards in three plays and a first down on the 38. In two more smashes, Tersignl picked up 12 and a first down on the Card 26. Two line plays added eight and then Doyle passed to Tersigni in the flat for a first down on the 13. George Prasher tossed Doyle for a three-yard loss and Tersigni pot it back on the next play.

The Irish struck through the air at this point, Doyle tossing down the middle to Johnson, who made the catch unmolested on the two-yard line and stepped over for the tally. Zeno attempted to convert from placement, but his effort was part-tly blocked and sailed to the left of the uprights. It wasn't long afterward when one of Bob Pelton's long punts, coupled with a clipping penalty against St. Vincent's, backed the Irish up to their own seven-yard line. Morgnn then tossed another aerial to Paul Rlgxby for 8fl yards and a heave to Whltnere put the hall on the IS.

Another pass to RiRhhy produced Ihe game's first touchdown and Ko-rora converted from placement. I'. Gophers Defeat Coast Foe, 14-6 (Continued From Tage 1-C) Early in the fourth period, Central covered a Rayen fumble in midfield and Korora punted to the six-inch line. The return punt went to the Rayen 30 and Morgan low Tnt. nrahp Davis I nPVfs Byrd It, Nppsmi nickerhof Dillon Prye Arnfson PfnAlunt re AiRms Miller Burton Otto rt Michn AnkenT oh Dirkerson Farmer lh Vincent Vollenwelder Th Harvey Stduss fb Dickson Score by quarters: A couple more days passed and then there came a statement from the lawyer, to wit: "For professional services, Please remit." The 3 O'Clock 'Jump' Sub-Qiiaterback Elmer Berg, passed to Clair Fasick for a first down on the 11.

Moore was forced out on the the second and twice in the third. Iowa 8 7 Drake 2 0 -2S a and Minnesota recovered the bounding porkhlde to save Its one-point lead. Iowa scoring: Touchdowns Mertes 2 ffor VollenwelderV Green 'for 8tausst, Couppee (for Ankenyl. Point after touchdown Youel (for placement. Safety Couppee.

Drake acorlntt Touchdown Reeves. An exchange of kicks left the 1 HIGH UP IN THE TOWER of Ohio Stadium, on the third of as many high stories, is the dressing room for the Ohio State coaches. This may not be an inaccessible spot for the coaches hut it is a hard place for the poorly conditioned sports writers to reach for their interviews. McGranahan has the answer to the situation, however. "The rea- 1 pnn we're on the third floor is so Paul can check on the condition of I the other coaches," says the irrepressible Butch.

"Any time Brown sees one of us coming up here three steps at a time, he knows we're bluffine and trying to cover up the effects of a Irish on their 18 and then Johnson Okla. Amies Poa. Oklahoma Patterson la Tyre Brown It Eason Hickman lit Harrla Harnrova Marsee McKenEls Allton Swink rt Teeter Holderman Lamb Jones Mathewa Reynolds lh Jacoba Bufflnsion rh Ooldtnu Faublon ftt Whlted Score by quarters: Oklahoma 0 0 1319 got off a long boot to the Kenmore 28. Guard Bob Evans of Kenmore was ejected from the one-yard line after taking a pass from Morgan and Moore crashed through the line for a touchdown on the next play. Korora again converted.

A fumble which Rayen covered on the Central 35-yard line shortly after the game started put the Wildcats In a bad hole. Rayen spent the first period in Central territory, being stopped three times inside the 15-yard line. Once Rayen blocked a Korora punt on the seven-yard line, but the Wildcats held. Watt made Central's initial first down in the second period, but lost West Virginia Rallies To Win game for roughness and the en suing 15-yard penalty dropped the It was a rought, tough battle up front where the behemoths did their bruising. The Minnesota forwards appeared tired when Washington was getting its score, and later didn't have the punch as the stalwart Washlngtons held the Gophers for downs on the one-yard line, after four cracks from the eight.

But Coach Bernie Bierman of Minnesota, astutely juggling his manpower, managed to rest some of his key linemen like Tackles Cards back to their 14 Oklahoma acorlng: Touchdowns. Lamb. Mathews. Goldlng. Polnt-alter-touchdown Haberlln.

bad night." 3 Maybe so. But the chances are the bad nights are few and far I between. St. Vincent's moved up to the Kenmore 29, but was stopped and MORGANTOWN, VV. Va Sept.

27. Ol West Virginia rallied in the second half to eke out a 13 to 7 victory over Waynesburg college this afternoon before 7,500 football fans in the opening game of the season. menko blocked a Bluffton punt and Dutton recovered on the five. Two plays later Howard Mack went over for the touchdown. The final quarter was a repetition of the third with the Flashes scoring almost every time they got the ball.

The first tally of the period came in the first 45 seconds, Dutton racing 30 yards to the Bluffton 15 where he lateral-ed to Fortunato for the score. Four more touchdowns in the last period climaxed the rout. Kent State Poa. Bluffton Toi 1 Boaeh Brltt It Freti Kuimenko Is Yoder Helchel Kerr Petros rg Deed porowskl rt Beery Rama ra Huntsberger Mileski qb Holcomr) weucl I Swank Fortunato Wenger Dutton fa Graham Score by quartera: Kent State 0 8 10 33 SI Bluffton 0 0 0 0 0 Touchdowns Kilbourne, WetteL Toth, Mack, Fortunato, Jackson, Wtlllema, Dutton 3. Try for point Jackson, Kutmenlto, Frdunlak, Delsantro (placektcks), Substitutions: Kent Williams fb, Kilbourne 1, Hillary g.

Jackson hb, Mack hb, Gllllea Mlsko Starn Buffort Martin fb, Alexoff O'Keefe Church Marg Fedunlak hb, Johnson hb, Bhlvely g. Thome Delsontro Qb, Hollet Cerlal hb, Bwabe g. Bluffton Deeda M. West e. Fellers hb, J.

West Bommers lb, Radulovlch g. Referee Rang (Akron), Umpire Fox (Wooster). Head linesman McCaskey (Mb Union). 14 yards on the next two plays. Central Pos.

Rayen MINNESOTA VS. OHIO STATE WINS WASHINGTON Wash. Minn. A I was standing outside the third floor class room where the squad fathers for instructions a couple days ago. It was approaching 3 p.

m. McGranahan, Paul Bixler, Fritz Mackey were, engaged in ribbing each r'ther, telling new jokes and some not so new All of a sudden McGranahan said: "Oh, oh," looking at his watch. It was 30 seconds until 3 o'clock. The trio vanished into the class room as quickly as Thurston used to make the pigeons disappear. "The master speaks at 3," shouted McGranahan as he closed the behind him Paul Brown has his coaching staff in as good conation, physically and mentally, as the first or 41st player on his squad.

They're with him all the way and on time. An The High Schools DEAR JIM: I enioy your sports column very much, es- Reserve Realen By Michigan Foe CLEVELAND, Sept. 27. UP) A substitute end who ripped through to block a punt with only one minute of play remaining gave Western Michigan a 7-0 victory over Western Reserve today before 4,000 spectators. Neither team had penetrated further than its opponents' 17-yard line in 59 minutes of struggle.

Then Joe Lynd, substitute C. Fasick le Yanko It Korora Ig Whlllinger Sullivan rg Haines rt, Rigsby re Whltacre nb Stroup lh Moore rh Morgan fb Central First downs Net yards rushing Net yards passing forwards attempted Forwards completed Forwards intercepted hy Y'ards gained Interception 40 4A 14 0 Kusnlc Fortunato T. Bettura Angelo Morgan Bitter Perry Dlschavio Rchlavone Lombardo DeMar 0 0 7 7-14 Moore. Try for If I'm 4 11 SI. 7 4 Doyle kicked into the end zone.

Pelton's long punt out was downed on the Irish 46. Doyle then smashed over his left tackle, cut back to the right and raced 22 yards before Billy Rhes caught him on the Cardinal 32. The Irish moved to the 13,. but drew two successive offside penalties and finally Rhes intercepted one of Doyle's passes on the nine-yard line. Back came the Saints a moment later when Doyle got away on a 35-yard gallop to the Kenmore 11, where he was again caught by Rhes.

Three straight passes failed, although the Irish had three receivers clear on Doyle's final toss. Cards took over on their 10 and the half ended soon afterward. Missouri Tos. Ohio Stale Lister la Anderson Brenton It Dnnlell Abrams 1 Bruckner Davis Vlckroy Fltzeerald rir Houston Wallach rt (c) Stephenson Greenwood Hershberger Ice ob Hallabrln Adams lh Fisher Steuber rh Klnkade Reece fb Graf Missouri 0 (1 77 Ohio State 0 0 12 it Punts, average (from scrimmage) aa.7 xVards kicks returned 8A RaM lost on fumbles A Yards penaliied 20 Touchdowns Rigsby, pecially those on football, so I would like to add my few cents point Korora 3 I placement I. Substitutions Rayen: Agon, Rutaky, Palermo, Keeling, Penn, Massulo.

Central: Calberlch, Watt, Hlshwarden, Clyde, Fasick. Referee Rang. Umpire Boiler. Head linesman James. right end for the Broncos, raced Urban Odson and Dick Wildung, in unmolested to block a punt by and they had enough soup left to Bill Dewalt, Reserve tailback.

The push over the clincher, just before the finish, with the driving Smith Football, as I like to see it played, always seems to be a peppy, snappy game that requires well trained, both physically and mentally, warriors. But as I see a lot of Akron high school games, I notice that every time out or quarter intermission the players flop down on Missouri scoring: Touchdown, Wade tsub for Adamsl. Point after touchdown, Steuber iplaceklck). Ohio State scoring: Touchdowns, Graf 2. Substitutions: Missouri Ends, Ekern, Santow, Shurnas, Morton: tackles, Light-foot, Hodges, Carpenter.

Papper: guards, Jeffries. Tarpoff, Keith, Eckdahl. Sweenev; center, Jenkins; backs, Chase, Pitts, Wade, "if ground as if their blood pressure had dropped or one or ineir junga ball was blocked on the Cats' 21 and bounded back into the end zone where the flying Lynd fell on it for the game's only touchdown. Western Michigan 0 0 0 77 Reserve 0 0 0 0 0 Scoring Tourhdwon. Lynd.

Point after touchdown Melager IS "ad collapsed, hoping that the end would come soon. Starting on their 48 In the third period, the Cards moved to the Irish 29 where they lost IF YOU'RE INVITING ff)MMflf YOvfel MARVELOUS TED TO yOuR PARTY- MlMyV i PARTNER, TED. Bowen. Mills. Ohio State: Ends, Shaw.

Schoenbaum, Fox: tackles, Csurl, McCaf-ferty, Dixon: guards, Howard, Dean: centers, Martin, Rosen; backs, Sarringhaus, Lynn, Burgett. (Continued On Tae 6-C) If West Cowboys Open Defense Of City Title In Saturday Clash With Central Wildcats even a little country high scnooi line rui. Milhurn hopes there will be at least 10 players and a water boy turn 1 'it in the fall, displays more snap. Whenever you see the team turn "ut for a game they run onto the field. Also at time outs they rest 1 in a huddle standing or kneeling, never lying on the ground.

At half-1 ''me, whether ahead or behind they run off the field and when the fme is over they still run off the field regardless of the outcome. 1 If Akron high schools would follow somewhat this policy they 5 Wouldn't always lose to some big teams like Massillon, 70-0, etc. At last some of the games would be more interesting and enthusiastic i watch. 1 Another thing, if the Akron station which broadcasts these games 1 wnuM get a sports announcer that we could listen to without going I the medicine cabinet to get a pill, I am sure Akron's interest in Ui Akron high schools would be considerably improved. Sincerely 3 ywrs, A FOOTBALL, FAN.

pill, I am sure Akron's interest in lugging the ball. The second quarter particularly was tough on the ends, three Gopher and one Washington wing limping off the field, but they returned later. The first quarter was all Minnesota, with Washington able to make hut one yard in three running plays. The rest of the time Minnesota, paced by Smith, was thundering into the Washington line for sizable chunks. Starting from their own 41 In the.

second quarter, the Minnies reached the Washington 21 after a pass from Smith to End Herb Hein. It gained SA yards. Smith whammed 13 yards to the Husky eight; hit once for a yard, then knifed through right tackle for seven yards and the game's opening score, Garnaas' place-kick was good. Washington's score was set up in the third period after Smith intercepted a pass from Washington's Soph Halfback Bobby Erick- WEST'S COWBOYS, minus practically all of the stars who home lot Friday night for an engagement with Cleveland T.ast Tech. On the same night, Kenmore and Barherton renew one of the district's bitterest feuds In a contest at the Magics' stadium.

brought them the 1940 crown, open aefense of their city high offers two other scraps Saturday, these sending Stow to Coventry and Norton to Kent State. THl'RsnAT NIGHT North vs. Buchtel at Rubber Bowl (8.00). FRIDAY AFTERNOON Copley at Greensburg. Bath at Northfleld.

Mogadore at Tallmadge. Twlnsburg at Balnbrldge. Rlttman at Dallon. East Canton at Oreentown. FRIDAY NIGHT Kenmore at Barherton Cleveland East Tech at Cuyahoga Falls Stay popular -with Mum for Men! football Scores i (Continued From Page 1-C) Tnkegee S5, Xavler I 34, Olglethorpe 14.

I Florida A. M. 20, Benedict 0. I Southern (La.) 38, Leland I Glenvllle IS, Potomac 6. I East Caroling, Thra.

81, Tusculum 0. Davidson North Carolina State (tie). Colorado State 41, Colorado Minea St. Mary'a (Texas) SH, Southeastern (La.) 0. FAR WEST California 31, St.

Mary's 0. Stanford 19, Oregon IS. Minnesota 14, Washington 0, Southern California 13, Oregon State 7. Nevada St. California Polytechnic 0.

Utah SO. Idaho 7. Eastern Washington 14, Puget Sound 0. California Aggies 7, California Ramblers 7 (tie). Stanford Frosh It, San Hernardlno 0, Montana State 19, Wrslern Slate 0.

NATIONAL. PRO LEAOl Detroit Llona 14, Chicago Cardinala 14 (tie). Brooklyn 2. Philadelphia IS. son, then fumbled, with Washington End Earl Younglove recovering on the Gopher nine.

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The big Viking outfit has picked up badly needed experience In clashes with Lorain and Barherton and figures to whip the Griffins. Garfield goes to Niles, St. Vincent's to Alliance and South to Steubenville in other Friday night scraps. Canton McKinley is host to Champaign, 111., and Massillon entertains Cleveland Cathedral Latin in the two Stark county features Friday night. Due to a quirk in the schedules, Wadsworth's Grizzlies play both Friday night and Saturday afternoon this week.

The Grizzlies are at home to Wooster Friday and go to Ravenna for a Western Reserve league encounter on Saturday. Ellct and Springfield Township stage their annual battle Saturday afternoon at the Spartans' gridiron and on Saturday night East treks to Canton to oppose Timken Tech under the Fawcett stadium lights. In addition to the Ellet-Snrine- Garfield at Nlles. St. Vincent's at, Alliance.

South at Steubenville. Champaign, at Canton McKinley. Cleveland Cathedral Latin at Massillon. Canton Lehman at Kent Roosevelt. Wooster at Wadswortli.

Dnvlestown at Mlllersburg. Canton Lincoln at Falrport Harbor. Leetonla at Orrvllle. Brecksvllle at Medina. SAT1RDAY AFTERNOON West va.

Central at Old Forge field (3 Mi. Ellet. at Springfield Tp. Stow at. Coventry.

Wadsworth at Ravenna. Norlon at Kent Stale. Canal Fullon at North Canton. SATURDAY NIOHT East va. Canton Timken at Fawcett stadium, Canton, LIOXS, CARDS TIE A CHICAGO, 111., Sept.

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Git mum for Washington Poa, Minnesota Younglove la Fitch Conley 1 Wildung Frankowskl lj Levy Harrison Flick Greenwood Tg Pukema Friedman tt Odson Sloan re Baumgartner Meana oh Oarnaas Steele lh Smith Erleksnn rh Swelger Blackpool fj Daley Score by quarters: Washington 9 0 0 Minnesota 0 7 0 114 Touchdowns Smith. Bteela. Polnta- Whizzer lonz third-period puss, Richmond id, Randolph-Macon 0. 47, Union 0. 80UTHWEST Ipaa Christian Tulsa 0.

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