Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 2

October 27, 1935 exico University Downs Military Institute 21 to 0 at Roswel ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAt New FOOTBALL STORIES IN BRIEF FOOTBALL RESULTS CORNHCSKERS SMASH ST. MARY'S BOWS 13- TJ! BULLDOGS WHIPPED BY DEMONS OKLAHOMA BY 19 TO 0 sub halfback, stepped out when the second half began with the Gophers trailing 13 to 7, and bagged two scores, one on a spectacular 36-yard dash, to snatch ths contest out of the fire. The Wildcats took an early lead on a 68 yard run by Bob Swlshe. Fullback Belse made is 7 to 6 for Minnesota. Luvall'a second period score put the purple In front and then Thompson ran wild to clinch the outcome.

High School At Albuquerque: Banta Fs High, 41; Albuquerque, 0. At Helen: Menaul 28, Belen 12. At Gallup: Albuquerque Indians, 33; Gallup High School, At Santa Fe: St. Mary's of Albuquerque 6, Fanta Fe Indiana 18. PASSES NET SCORES IN 3 PERIODS Paiz and Deakins' Arms Unlimbered For Fighting Cadets inuians ourvive la back to the Tars' 39.

From the 25 he tossed another pass to Gaul who fell almost In the clear on the 10-yard line. Down to the three went the Ramblers in two bucks and, as Navy braced for another shock through the line, Pilney lobbed a short toss over center to Mike Layden, brother of the Notre Dame coach. Stilley again kicked the extra point from placement. Period Threat SANTA FE, Oct. 26 (JP) At scoring two touchdowns In 1 first half the Santa Fe Indians si RICE INSTITUTE WINS 28-19 VICTORY OVVR TEXAS LINCOLN, Oct.

26 OP) Nebraska's Cornhuskers zoomed back Into the Big Six football picture Saturday by trimming Biff Jones' Oklahoma Sooners 19 to 0 before 22,000 drizzle-soaked fans. The Husker flash, Lloyd Card-well, came back to early season form and rammed for two touchdowns as well as adding an 82-yard gallop on a kickoff. A 42-yard pass from Howell to Scherer was good for the other touchdown. Oklahoma's attack was thoroughly down in the first half although it came to life to threaten the Husker goal twice in the last quarter. vlved a fourth-period charge Qf V( r.

1 A A II i GOLDEN BEARS TRIUMPH. 13 to 6, here Saturday. 81 TO 7, OVER TROJANS The lighter Albuquerque te: COLLEGE FOOTBALL At I as Vegas Adams State Colo. Teachers, New Mexico Normal University, 13. At Iloswcll: New Mexico Military Institute, Of University of New Mexico, 21.

Arizona, New Mexico Agglee, Arizona State of Temps, Arl-sona State of Flagstaff, 0. battled on even terms through last half, scored Its lone tou AUSTIN, Oct. 26 OP) Rice institute came back with flying colors Saturday to defeat an embattled University of Texas eleven 28 to 19 In a spectacular contest that kept 30,000 fans In a frenzy. Both teams scored two touch-downs in a final quarter marked by dazzling drives. down In the fourth period af recovering a fumble within 10-yard line, and then came to threaten once more as the Santa Fe High Runs Roughshod Over Albuquerque Team A hard-driving and beautifully timed machine, the Santa Fe High School Demons smacked Old Man Jinx full on the nose and smothered the Albuquerque High School under a 41-0 score Saturday after, noon at University practice field.

It was the first win of a Santa Fe team over an Albuquerque grid eleven in all their years of competition. Led by two shifty, hard-driving backs, McGilllvary and Montoya, the Demons scored almost at will through a hopelessly outplayed Albuquerque team that fumbled repeatedly to hand Santa Fe several scoring chances. What little offense ths Bulldogs did show, came during ths first half, as Pappan, Armijo and Leff- BERKELEY, Oct. 26 OP) Out of the air with rifling passes and on the ground from savage thrusts, University of California's Golden Bears snatched a great victory from Southern California's Trojans, 21 to 7, Saturday in one of the classic battles that have brought these football rivals to grips for 20 years. It was the first time since 1924 that a California eleven had beaten Southern California on a Berkeley field.

CARNEGIE PASS BEATS PURDUE IN CLOSE GAME ended the game with the visit advanced to the Indians' 20-y; line. The visitors and the Indians Regis College, Grand Junction (Colo.) Teachers, 28. Rensselaer Polytechnic, Union, 21. Hire, 28; Texas, 19. Rlpon, 18; Lawrence, 14.

Roanoke, William and Mary, 14. Rutgers, 27; Lehigh, 8. St. Francis, 19; Brooklyn College, 0. St.

Joseph, 24; Rose Poly, 8. St. Lawrence, 20; Niagara, 13. St. Norbert College, 12; Milwaukee Teachers, 7.

Sewanee, Tulane, 33. Shippensburg Teachers, 28; California Teachers, 0. South Dakota State, South Dakota 7. Southern California 7, California 21. Southern Methodist, 18; Hardln-Simmons, 8.

Southwestern, Abilene Christian, 7. Superior Teachers 7, Eau Claire Teachers 0. Stanford, Washington, 0. Temple, 19; West Virginia University, 8. Tennessee Wesleyan, Middle Georgia, 8.

T. C. 27; Centenaryj 7. Thlel, 19; Bethony, 7. Trinity, 26; Connecticut State.

IS. Union College, Alfred Holbrook, 12. Upsala, Juniata, 6 (tie). Utah-Colo. Mines, Utah Aggies, 25.

Vermont, Boston University, 40. Vlllanova, 16; Detroit, 18. V. M. Virginia, 0.

Virginia Tech, 15; Washington and Lee, 0. Wahpeton Science, Jamestown CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY BEATS OREGON 33 TO resorted to many passes, compl ing several. St. Mary's essaye. number of laterals which worl successfully against the locals.

LAFAYETTE, Oct. 2 6 OP) Carnegie Tech despoiled Purdue's uncrossed goal line on a beautiful pass from Matalan to Rosenthal Saturday to win a 7-0 intersec-tlonal football victory. The score, which came on the second play of the fourth period, gained 70 yards. The first Indian score came a long run placed the ball six lnc from the goal. A place kick verted.

A blocked St. Mary's led the way to the secojid Ind counter, but an attempted pi kick failed. LOS ANGELES, Oct. 26 OP) A great defensive team turned on its offensive heat Saturday as the undefeated University of California at Los Angeles football team won from the University of Oregon 83 to 6. The winners showed dazzling speed to score in every period, with two touchdowns In the second and kept the visitors away from their goal line until the final period.

Alabama, IT; Georgia, T. Albright, 23; Urslnus. 0. Alfred, Clarkson, 2T. Allegheny, Grove City, 18.

American St. John's, 19. Army, 14; Tale, 8. Augustana (Sioux Falls), Concordia (Moorhcad), 13. University of Baltimore, University of Cincinnati, 87.

Baylor, 14; Texas A. and 8. Bowling Green, Kent Slate, 45. Carnegie Tech, Purdue, 0. Carson-Newman, Catawba, 20.

Centre, 14; Tennessee, 25. Chico State College, California Ajgies, 21, Citadel, Davidson, 7 (tie). College of the Ozarks, Arkansas, 61. College of Pacific, Nevada. 8.

Colorado State, Colorado University, 19. Concord Stats Teachers It, Glenville T. Cortland Normal, tt; East MINNESOTA SOPHOMORE DEFEATS NORTHWESTERN MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 26 OPU-Shaking loose a sophomors two touchdown terror when veterans failed, Minnesota beat Northwestern 21 to 13, in the annual homecoming game Saturday. "Tuffy" Thompson, 168 pound ROSWELL, N.

Oct 8 OP) Scoring one touchdown In each of the first three quarters, the University of New Mexico eleven downed a fighting New Mexico Military Institute team here Saturday afternoon by a score of II to 0. A pass, Pali to Bowyer, end, and a lateral from Bowyer to Deakins, University quarter, good for a total of IT yards, gave the visitors their initial score. Dennard kicked the extra point. In the second quarter, on the same play, Deakins to Bowper to Livingston, put the ball on the Cadet one-yard line, and Dlnelll, former Cadet star, went over for the score. Dennard again kicked the extra point.

The final University score came on a 10-yard pass. Deakins to Murphy, end, across the goal line. A pass, Livingston to Gassaway, furnished the third extra point Pass Only For Score Contrary to expectation. Coach Gwlnn Henry opened the game with practically his star lineup, as did Coach R. R.

Brown, Cadet tnentor, whose string were In top hape for the first time since their opener. Sporadlo passing attacks from both teams were used with some fair success. The elevens kept the game to line plays during the Initial half and the Lobo's resorted to an aerial game only when In coring position. First Quarter The Cadeta kicked off. Robert Institute tackle booting high to UNDEFEATED IOWA BEATS ILLINOIS TEAM BY 1 TO 0 iler picked up the necessary yard Smoking does not dull taste, cording to the U.

8. Bureau Plant Industry. CHAMPAIGN, 111.. Oct. 26 (JP) Iowa, undefeated, scored Its fourth victory of ths season Saturday, de.

feating Illinois, 19 to 0. Ozs Simmons, ths Hawkeys Negro star, broks away on a 71-yard gallop on the third play of ths second period for ths first score. Dick Crayne mads ths other two touchdowns in the fourth period. age for 4 first downs, all that they made. Demons Score Early The Demons scored before the game was fairly well started.

Cain picked up a Bulldog fumble in the air and returned it 15 yards. Cain, McGilllvary and Montoya mdas a first down and Montoya scored two plays later. Ths kick for point failed. A fumbled lateral deep In Bull We Now College, 16. Stroudsburg, 0.

Washburn, Gonzaga, 21. Washington State 26, Oregon MISSOURI, IOWA STATE BATTLE TO 6-TO-6 TIE dog territory, gave the Demons an SUte 13. other scoring opportunity before Waynesburg, Slippery Rock, the half. A pass, McGilllvary to Crelghton, Orlnnell, 8. Davis Elklns, St.

Bonaventure, 32. Defiance, Central Normal, 8 (tie). Denison, Toledo, II. Denver. 14; Utah, 39.

DePauw University, George STATE FIELD. AMES, Oct (tie). Western Maryland, Mt. St McManus, scored, and McGilllvary made the point through ths line. Mary's 0.

26 UP) Missouri's Tigers and Iowa State's Cyclones battled to a 8-to-6 tie In their Big Six football gams hers Saturday. Missouri scored in Wi The balance of the Santa Fe West Virginia Wesleyan, Ge points cams in this fashion. neva, 26. mamce ths first quarter, Iowa State in the third. Wisconsin, Chicago, 13.

Professional Football At Paducah, St. Louis Gun town 28. Drake Freshmen Upper Iowa 7. Earlham. Bluff ton, 8.

Eastern Kentucky, University of Louisville, 0. Elmhurst 13; Eureka, 8. Erskine, Oglethorpe, 3. Evansvllle, 12; Hanover, 25. Fort Hays Teachers, St Bene ners, 18; Louisville Pros, It (tie).

Dennard, who caught It on his own 10 and ran It back 20 yards. Palz hot an Incomplete pass on the first play, and then fumbled on the second play to lose the ball when Hennessee, Cadet guard, re. covered on the University 10. The Cadets plunged twice and passed once. Incomplete, to lose the ball on downs, stopped dead.

The visitor took the ball on their own NORMAL BEATS Armijo, Bulldog back, fumbled a pass from center, and was tackled behind his own goal line for 2 points. McGilllvary scored after a 15-yard run around end, but Cain's try for ths point was not good. Hill scored a few plays later and McGilllvary made the point McGilllvary returned the kickoff 75 yards, and then Montoya made the touchdown and McGilllvary ths point The last touchdown cams as Barker, a sub. stitute back, took a lateral from Your New Car1 PRINCETON MAULS CORNELL IN 8-TOUCHnOWN VICTORY ITHACA. N.

Oct. 26 OP) Princeton's Tigers mauled Cornell on Schoellkopf Field Saturday, ripping the Red line to pieces as Jack Whits, Paul Pauk, Charley Kauf-mann and Frank Hall raced for eight touchdowns In a 64-0 rout ADAMS STATE IN 12-0 BATTLE dicts. 18. Franklin and Marshall, Richmond, (tie). George Washington, Wake LAS VEGAS N.

Oct 26 W) Two spectacular first quarter MICHIGAN WINS, 19-T IN NEW YORK INVASION NEW YORK. Oct. 26 (JP) Ths McGilllvary and went over. Mc-Glllivary kicked ths point Santa Fs was well on the way to another tally at the close of ths game, but a substitute back- WITH OUR NEW Forest, 7. Guilford, Randolph-Macon, 7 Hampden Sydney, 34; Bridge-water, 0.

Hiram, Otterbeln, 24. Howard College, 18; Murray Col lege, 0. Idaho, 14; Montana, 7. 6 PLAN University of Michigan's big foot ball team defeated the light Co lumbla Lion, 19 to 7 Saturday. The invaders, playing in New York for University of Idaho Southern Branch.

37; College of Idaho. 7 the first time, put the gams on Illinois Wesleyan 7, Stevens Point Ice in ths first five minutes of play on touchdowns by Smitheri and Everhardus. Teachers 0. Indiana State, Franklin, 0. Indiana Teachers, Blooms burgh Teachers, 6.

DARTMOUTH'S INDIANS Which Reduces the Time Payment: Costs on Your New Intermountain (Helena), BEAT HARVARD, 14-6 touchdowns gave the New Mexico Normal University a 12 to 0 win over the Alamosa, Adams 6tate Teachers here Saturday. The game, which gave the Normal their first victory this season, opened with the home team's first touchdown drive. Taking the pigskin on the first play after the kickoff, Stevens, Normal halfback, dashed through the field for 22 yards, ahd a series of running plays and power drives sent the ball across the Adams' goal. Soon afterward Smith, another Normal back, slipped away for a 66-yard run to the Adams' five-yard line and Stevens went over on the next play. Both tries for the extra point failed.

The remaining three quarters were scoreless, and the Adams eleven, finding themselves, stopped the Normal's offensive drives time and time again. The Invaders, however, could not gain and most of the play was in midfleid. 16-yard Una and marched to the Institute 40 by line plunges, Pals and Deakins alternating, and a pass, Deakins to Pals, was good for 0 yards to aid. Deakins, Dlnelll and Pals swept through on line bucks to the Cadet IT, and the forward and lateral passes put the ball over. The Cadet line tightened, and the levena rocked Jn mid-field until the end of the quarter, and exchange of punts, keeping both out of scoring position.

Second Quarter Opening the second quarter, the Institute fullback, St. John, fumbled on the second play and the University took the ball on their own 38, but lost it in a few minutes when one of Dennard's punts was blocked and recovered by E. Malcolm, Cadet half. Again the Cadet attack waa Ineffective and they lost on downs. The Lobos likewise were stopped short of a first down and punted to the Cadet 45.

Another fumble, this one by Ilonochlck, Cadet Powerhouse, lost them the ball on the first play, Cropley recovering. A pass, peaklna to Dingwall was good for 10 yards. A three-way forward and lateral Deakins to Bowyer to Livingston, put the ball on the 1-yard line and Dlnelll was over to core. The Institute took to the air, fiell failed to function fast enough to score. Bulldogs Threaten Once Albuquerque threatened once, after line plays and a pass, Pappan to Echohawk, had put ths ball on the Demon 8-yard line.

A bad pass from center lost 12 yards on the next play and ths rally was stopped. Santa Fe made 169 yards from scrimmage, 12 first downs, and completed 5 out of 11 passes for 60 yards. The Bulldogs made 95 yards from scrimmage, 4 first downs, completed one out of 5 passes for 8 yards, and suffered a 60-yard loss through penalties. Santa Fs was penalized 5 yards. The starting lineups.

wmtworth, 19. Iowa, 19; Illinois, 0. CAMBRIDGE. Oct. 26 OP) Iowa State Teachers, Cos, 18.

Kansas State, Kansas, 9. Kenyon, Hobart, 38. Knox. 18; Belolt, 7. Louisiana Normal, Louisiana Dartmouth's high-flying Indians continued along the paths of victory Saturday by turning back Harvard's hard-fighting forces, 14-6, in a stirring contest The Dartmouth touchdowns re-sulted from long marches, ell-maxed by the successful bucking of Chevrolet Tech, 32.

Louisiana State Vander bilt 2. Maine, Bates, 28. Manchester, Wabash, tl. Jjuiioack Jos Kternan and Fred Santa Fe Albuquerque Marmon Tii.ieniHolIlnB-wrorth. George Hedblom.

Mansfield Teachers, Millers- Dunlavevlthe ISS-pound fullback, registered Daniels LT ville Teachers. 0-7. Marietta, 12; Capital. 18. Cogshell LG.

Hagnerjtns Harvard score on a 36-yard Spencer Baca dash through the Dartmouth line. Darrow RQ Exter Marshall, 13; Miami University, Brack Pontiac Hogan RT Hogle MARQUETTE TRIUMPHS Maryland, 20; Florida, 8. Mass. State, 20; Worcester, 0, OVER MISSISSIPPI, 83-7 Echohawk McManus Burges McGilllvray Papapn Montoya Armijo HB Hill wercer. Furman, 32.

Middlebury, 14; Norwich, 0. MILWAUKEE. Oct 26 (JP) Marquette University kept its slate Minot Teachers, Dickinson Of Hclali:" fcih V. "referee? I Silt leacnes, (tie). Mississippi, Marauetts.

S3. A viiMsiuij UL MISSISSIPPI lines Mlssisslnnt Choate, umpire; Hays, head West Texas Fresh Team Beaten 20-0 By Portales College CANYON, Oct. 25 OP) Flashing a tricky offense that featured lateral and forward passing the Eastern New Mexico Junior College of Portales, Friday night plastered the rugged West Texas Teachers Freshmen with a 20 to 0 licking. The winners scored once In the first period and twice in the second. They then spent the rest of the game turning back the running attack of their heavier opponents.

Mississippi State, Xavier Uni man; Sacks, field judge. lootDau eleven Into defeat by a 33 to-7 score here Saturday. versity, u. Mississippi Teachers (Hattles- burg), 12; state Teachers (Mem (Made rnibl TbroafB A O) This new plan provides for convenient time payments of the unpaid balance on your car including cost of insurance and financing cost of 6. This represents a considerable reduction in the cost of financing car purchases.

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Missouri, Iowa Stats, 8. Monmouth, Cornell 13 Montana, Idaho, 14. Mont Clair, 18; Kutztown Teach era, 0. Mount Union, Wooster, 7 (tie). but were over-anxious and the half nded with the Cadets still In possession of the ball, but 34 yards from a score.

Third Quarter Opening the third quarter, the game stayed in the air for the first lew minutes, from punts and passe, which got neither team very far. Dlnelll went in here, and Clark, University half, carried the ball from the Cadet 45, with two line plunges, netting 20 yards. Two more line bucks and a pass, Deakins to Clark, put the ball on the 10-yard line, where Deakins shot another Acave to Murphy and the final touchdown. The quarter ended soon after. Fourth Quarter Sending his second string, in Coach Henry lived up to expectations to keep his stars safe for the Tempt game at Albuquerque next week, and the Cadets, drooping from numerous injuries and removals, lacked the punch to score.

Once they pushed two completed passes, Into the shadow of the Uni SOUTHERN METHODIST WINS 6TH STRAIGHT GAME WICHITA FALLS, Oct. 26 OP) The Southern Methodist Mustangs won their sixth consecutive game this season when they trampled Hardin-Simmons here Satur-day night, 18 to 6. The Mustangs scored In the first, third and fourth periods to win. Hardin-Simmons scored in the fourth period. ARMY ENDS YALE WINS IN SPECTACULAR H- GO t-ji 1 Nassau Collegiate, 20: New Tork Kansas State Bows To Jay hawks, 9 to 2 LAWRENCE, Oct.

26 OP) Already dimmed, 1935 Big Six conference title hopes of the champion Kansas Stats College football team virtually faded Into oblivion here Saturday as an underdog University of Kansas eleven turned in a 9 to 2 victory on a soggy field. With only about two minutes remaining in the game, and the Wildcats staging a frenzied aerial bom. bardment in an effort to turn the tide, a pass was Intercepted on the Kansas 33-yard line. On the first play Clarence Douglas, Jayhawk's sophomore substitute fullback, ripped through the center of the Wildcat llns, bulled his way through ths secondary and rambled 61 yards to ths Kansas 61-yard line. A pass made the score.

Aggtes, 0. Newberry, Langley Field, 18. North Carolina State, 20; Manhattan, 0. North Dakota State, 20; North Dakota 20 (tie). Northwestern, 13; Minnesota, 21.

Notre Dame, 14; Navy, 0. Oakland City, Ball State Teachers, 25. Ohio Northern, Heidelberg, 8 Albuquerque Indians Beat Gallup, 33 to 6 GALLUP, N. Oct 26 (JP) Mixing a strong aerial offense with a hard running attack, the Albuquerqus Indians scored a 33-to-6 victory over the Gallup High School Tigers here this afternoon. Haskie and Thomas led the Indian attack, which, after faltering during ths first half with only a 7-to-0 lead, romped across ths Tiger goal llns four times in ths final two periods.

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26 VP) Army's unbeaten football team featuring the all-around play of half-back Monk Meyer, ended Yale's winning streak Saturday, 14 to 8, fin a spectacular game. The Cadets mads tt four straight over the Elis by taking early ad-vantage of the breaks. Meyer scored the first Army touchdown and passed for the second one. Larry Keeley tallied the Yale touchdown, to which the Ells Ohio SUte, 28; Indiana, Ohio Wesleyan, 14: Wittenher i i in tS ia Hi tl Ni 1. 6i 12.

Oklahoma, Nebraska, 19. Oklahoma A. and Tulsa Albuquerque Tennis 12. Oregon 8. University of Callfor- added two points on a safety run in ths last half with a 15-yard dash around lsft end for ths Ions Tiger counter.

nia at Los Angeles 38. Oshkosh Teachers 14, Platte- Bayers under this new plan receive an ininrinct policy which protects them against Fire, Theft and Accidental Damage to their NOTRE DAME RAMBLERS versity goal, but they had nothing to complete the drive, and Dennard's toe removed the possible coring threat The teams were locked again In and the Lobos were In possession of the ball at the final gun. Statistics: 6coring: Deakins, Dlnelll, Murphy, Touchdowns. Dennard and Gassaway, extra point Tarda from scrimmage: University 1T5; Institute 150. First downs: University Institute (.

Passes attempted: University It; Institute 28. Passes completed: University, 10 for 165 yards; Institute 9 for 10T yards. Starting lineups: vllle Teachers 7. Team Meets Santa Fe In Tourney Today The traditional intercity tennis tournament between the Albuquer ROAR OVER NAVY 14-0 cart. Menaul Panthers Beat Belen 28-12 Parson, 18; Columbia (Iowa), 6.

Penn, Iowa Wesleyan, 20. Penn State, Pitt, 9. Pittsburgh Teachers. 8: Wichita BALTIMORE, Oct. 26 (4) -The Ramblers of Notre Dame, roaring along ths gridiron trail that may 7.

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Andy Pilney, a 175-pound half Port. University Farther Details May Be Obtained From Our Salesmen LE Murphy back from Chicago, started out around right end and the Sailors moved in to hem him. Suddenly he turned and whipped a long diagonal pass to Francis Joseph Gaul, I rl 01 If i Pi tl a BELEN, N. Oct. 26 (Special) Taking the advantage of the breaks and making their passing attack click for long gains, ths Menaul Panthers defeated a heavier Belen High School football team here Saturday afternoon 28-12.

Belen scorced once on line plunges featuring GUman and again on an Intercepted pass. MUCHO GUSTO WINS LOUISVILLE, Oct. 26 OP) J. Hakeepears's Much Gusto defeated the Roscdale's stable's Six Mask by a nose In the feature race of the Churchill Downs fall meeting getaway card Saturday. M.

J. Conley's My Blaze was third. Dingwall Cropley Jenkins Tydlngs Wells Bowyer the Raiders' No. quarterback, lcks, McDavld, Saenz, Livingston, Brannln, Day, Echohawk, Ellis, Dyers, Lopez, Dorrls, Gassaway, Baker, Meinershagen, Chavez, Whltehlll, R. Brannln, Ahlgrim, Jones and Hill.

Institute: Bassett, B. X. Greene, Honochlck, Lee, Jordon, Brugge-man, Norman, Allrldge, Jenkins, Klett and E. Malcolm. No University players were removed from injuries.

El Malcolm, Cadet BacJ, received a bad bruise Institute Montogomery Allison Hennessee Tice Desanders Robert W. Malcolm Miller Heib St. John E. Malcolm 0DEN MOTOR CO. who was lying out near the side, lines.

LT LG RO RT RE GB FB LH RH Deakins DISCOVERY COMES IN FOURTH LAUREL, Oct. 26 OP) One hundred and thirty-eight pounds weighed heavily on Discovery Saturday and the Vanderbilt sensation went down to defeat in the Maryland handicap In fourth place, more than five lengths back of the winner, Firethorn, a 14 to 2 shot Gaul snagged ths pass in ths clear, wheeled and was off, eluding Navy tacklers to cross the goal Kenneth Stilley, a reserve tackle, Dlnelll Pals Chevrolet, Buick, Pontiac, G. C. Track, Sales and Service North 4th Opposite Court House Dennard Phone 120fy booted a perfect extra point. Subs: University: Ransbarger, on his side which took him out in Later Pilney grabbed a Navy punt Clark, Giavey, KeUhley, Freder- the second quarter.

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