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a THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 12. 1917 Vineland Defeafs'Penn Charter Sports Kivsnlts Continued From First Face ROfTHWICHT niTHui(N roNrtKNrf arler 17 ArUuu ITODI.NCS w. 1..

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r. sVavlar 1 KM Tti t.tX. likuiu ll Tiu .009 Ml. T.C.U. 1 .00 site nnn Syracuse Rally Defeats Temple By STAN BAUMGARTNER Continued From First Pare Snaps Peddie Streak, 12-0 HIGHTSTOWN, N.

Oct. 11. Penn Charter School's football team. Philadelphia, snapped Peddie School's two-game winning streak today by triumphing. 12-0.

After a scoreless first half, Penn Charter tallied early in the third quarter after a 36-yard drive. Roy Worley going over from the three. Arch Frohner ran 59 yards for the Little Quakers' final score in the final period. CollingswoodJ-6 VINELAND, N. Oct.

11. Vine-land High School triumphed, 7-6, over Collingswood High in a South Jersey Group Four Conference football game before 5000 today. A touchdown pass in the first quarter from Tony Leonardo to Aldo Pan-cherl for 24 yards and extra point from placement by Captain Bob Diemma decided for Vineland. Collingswood went into the air to score in the last quarter when Roy Narlaski pitched a 30-yard pass to Gordon Leslie, but Narleski's try for the extra point was wide. Vineland Pos Collingswood Joy Mori a Bozarth Vekony Hanklns Drummond Vignoa R.Nanerfci Leslie T.Narleskl Schuman Mitchell Rosa Alexander Travis Cerons Mangino Plnlchelle Alvlno Marcaeel Diemma Scavelll Vineland L.E.

L.T. L.O. C. O. R.T.

K. QB LHB. HB. FB. 7 7 6 Collingswood VINELAND SCORING: Touchdown.

Pan cherl. Point after touchdown: Diemma (place ment). COLUNQSWOOD SCORING: Touch down, Leslie. Camden Catholic Ties Audubon High School and Cam den Catholic High School tied, 7-7, in their football game at Camden High School stadium yesterday. Cholly Mullen scored Audubon's touchdown in the first period on a 27-yard end run.

Joe Gross, Camden Catholic, ran 20 yards to score. Peddle Ulbrlrht I.indberg Kidd Taylor Avis Perry Schloeder Oliver Oeran Masland Warwick Penn Charter Peddle Pos. Penn Charter L.E. Longhran L.T. Waechter L.O.

Welch C. Magee O. Omerly T. Schmidt E. Allen QB.

Halg L.HB. Frohner RUB. Worley FB. Bc.haeffer 8 6 12 0 E. I A s.

tyt I 4 iA WeVrij Aw4sia Crafty Maxim Threat to Fox By JOHN WEBSTER Philadelphia's first big ring battle of the season comes up one weelc from tomorrow night at Convention. Hall when Billy Fox. who has knocked out 49 of his 50 opponents, goes gunning for bigger game and attempts to bring down Joey Maxim, a crafty, well-armed heavyweight, in 10 rounds. Fox, a prominent contender for light-heavy honors, might be expected to prosper in facing husky, slow-moving fellows. In this situation, however, the young Philadelphia Negro is to be pitted against a slick, slippery antagonist from Cleveland, and probably would need a knockout to reach the winner's circle.

In the meantime, three boxing? programs are scheduled for the area this week, Southwark's popular Forte brothers are booked for a dou-blelheader attraction at the Met Thursday night; rugged Johnny will be paired with Danny Petro, Washington lightweight, for the final number, while the elder Forte, Tommy, is to oppose Petey Virgin, Schenectady N. crowd-pleaser, in the preceding Tuesday night brings two cards, one at the Cambria and the other in Camden. Dorsey Lay. West Philadelphia, faces Eddie White, Newark, in a lightweight eight-rounder that heads the give-and-take in Kensington. At the 114th Infantry Armory Huff and veteran Pedro Flrpo, rival across the Delaware, youthful Earl Camden lightweights, are to battl 10 rounds for South Jersey honors.

Fox, who is currently sharpening; at Summit N. may possess the power to flatten Maxim, but that remains to be seen. Only Curtis Sheppard has stopped Maxim a first-round score when Joey was caught cold and Maxim beat th Hatchet Man before and after that one. 1 S-v -v Jf gained 158 yards on the ground and passed for 78 more for a total of 234 yards. He was particularly out standing in the first half as he ran well and completed nine of 13 passes for 66 yards.

With Slosburg, tne Owls were a fast-moving eleven Without him they were befuddled, clumsy and impotent. It was "all Slosburg as the Owls scored their first touchdown. Start ing on his own 12-yard line, late in the first period. Phil passed and ran the Cherry and White to the 13-yard stripe before the session ended Opening the second quarter, he ran to the two-yard mark, and, from here, Gene Zawoiski plunged over, ORSECK SCORES Six minutes later, with the ball again deep in Temple territory, Slos burg broke through center, ride stepped and fought off seven Orange tacklers. swerved to the right, shook off another Syracuse man and set sail for the goal.

The speedy Bob Schlffner, Syracuse left end, set out in pursuit and caught Slosburg at the two-yard mark. But a moment later, Chet Orseck plunged over and Temple led. 12-0. At this moment, the Owls seemed supreme. Little did they realize the disaster that awaited them.

Paul Dubenetzky touched it off when he fumbled a punt on his 28 and Angelo Acocella recovered for Syracuse. In two smashes at the cenr of the Owl line, Lee Buchsbaum went to the four and Eddie Dolan smashed over. SLOVENS I GOES 22 Encouraged by this turn, Syracuse came out for the second half a new team, fighting, driving with a confidence that could not be denied. Dolan intercepted a pass at midfield to start the machine rolling and. on the Owl 28, Dolan tossed a short lateral to Walter Slovenski.

The Temple secondary was caught flat-footed and Slovenski ran to the six before he was thrown out of bounds. Dolan then went over for the score. The third Syracuse touchdown in the fourth period was even more heartbreaking. Dubenetsky was trapped behind the line trying to pass. In desperation he threw the ball toward the Syracuse goal.

John Herlihy, a guard, intercepted it on the Temple 31 and ran unhindered to the goal. A the game drew to a close, the Orange marched 50 more yards for their fourth touchdown with Slovenski slipping around his own left end for 15 yards and the final score. MIKE LIUZZI CIRCLES RIGHT END FOR ABINGTON'S 2D SCORE Jim Barr's tackle try fails but Lower Merion scores thrice in last period to win, 21-14 Audubon Pos. Camden Catholic Wlchard L.E. Felgenhuttg Brooks L.T.

Evans Potts Q. Hennessey Watson Simonsick Luechisa O. Randolph McLean T. Clendenlng Young E. Dlescher Clanfranl QB Rarr Kelly LHB.

Gross Mullen HB. Cuneo Tulana FB. Melchoir Audubon 7 0 0 7 Camden Cath. 0 7 0 7 Lower Merion Wins, 21-14, After Abington Leads, 14-0 By KEN HAY Mike Venizia's alertness on a bounding kickoff set the stage for the winning tally in a final-period three-touchdown surge as Lower Merion High School's football team defeated Abington. 21-14, before 6000 yesterday in their Suburban Big Six game at Abington.

The score was tied at 14-14, Abington had surged after the second-half kickoff to score on a 69-yard drive and add another on a thrust of 22 yards, with Lafayette West and Mike Liuzzi crossing Bucknell Beats Delaware, 1 3-1 2 LETWISBURG, 11. Tak ing to the air, Bucknell University football team today defeated favored Delaware University, 13-12, as a result of a third-period placement kick by Bill McKay, former Philadelphia Frankford High star. It was second setback after a 32-game unbeaten streak. Paul McConnell threw both of Bucknell's touchdown passes. He fired 16 yards to Ed Stec in the first period and 20 yards in the third to Charles Gruneberg.

The losers scored early In the second period with a 49-yard march. Mariano Stalloni ran the last 29 yards. Delaware's Bill Cole went 22 yards on a naked reverse to tally their second score. Glen Wright's attempted extra-point conversion kick was blocked. AUDUBON SCORING: Touchdown Mullen.

Extra point Young. CAMDEN CATHOLIC SCORTNO: Touchdown Gross. Extra point Lear (sub lor Gross). Chester Deadlocks Upper Darby, 0-0 Chester High School battled Upper Darby to a scoreless stalemate in a thrill packed non league game played at Chester yesterday. In the first half Chester took the offensive, threatening to score several times, but was held back by Upper Darby's powerful line.

Both teams took to the air in the third quarter, The Hill School Beats Haverford School, 29-6' POTTSTOWN. Oct. 11. Tha Hill School football team tora through its Haverford School to win. 29-6, todav.

Dick Thompson and Jack Knudsen paced the Blue and Gray to its triumph scoring all four touchdowns. In the first quarter, Thompson. Hills co-captain, plunged through the line after a 60-yard touchdown drive and carried the ball over from the three. Jack Knudscn's placekick was good, while later, a safety for Hill closed the quarter, 9-0. Haverford School's only tally cam in the final quarter when John Haas completed a 30-yard pass to Stan PENN CHARTER SCORING Touchdowns.

Frohner, Worley. PEDDIE SUBSTITUTES Hennlng. Hostetter. Toohey, Pederson. Bat-testin.

Bankowsky. T. Forman. Ruestow. Ousrinl, Royal, Kushell.

Christian. Ward, Rosenberger. Johnson. Baer. PENN CHARTER SUBSTITUTES Taylor.

Bennett. W. Parker. Peltman, Mcouckin. Young, Vaheat.

Referee, Kennedy. Setnn Hall: head linesman. Miller, Springfield; umpire. Robinson, Trinity. Woodbury Beats Millville, 33-6 WOODBURY, N.

Oct. 11. Woodbury High School's undefeated football team scored a 33-6 victory over Millville today Woodbury Poa. E. IT.

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QB HB. HB. FB. 14 Millville Si ties Elliott Jargowsky Barry Reese Felmey Vsnaman Spencer Easn Cos a boon Oiberson 1233 Phillip Wilson Haines Rlxruto Penders nixes Chrone Sporrl Nelio Oalbralth Hancock Woodbury Millville 8 8 WOODBURY SCORING Touchdowns: Nello, Green. Oalbralth.

Hancock. Percy. Points after touchdowns: Crumley. 3. MILLVILLE 8CORINO uchdown: Btiles.

Last-Minute Pass Beats Pitman, 19-13 Woodstown defeated Pitman High, 19-13. on a last-minute touchdown pass at Woodstown yesterday. John Jones received the winning pass from Mickey Griffith in the end zone. woodstown Jones lilies Dubois Hurfl Funk Borten Ayares Fd wards Nolan Major Jenkins Pos. 1..

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T. E. QB LHB. HU. FB 7 0 Pitman Mossop Gamble Reeres Miller Hnaarth Melson Lore Cogan orsy Verdeur Owen 0 13 Pitman Woodstown 13 6 19 WOODSTOWN SCORINO Touchdowns- Jones, Jenkins.

Extra point Ayares. PITMAN SCORING; Touchdowns Mossop, Lore. Extra point Mossop. Vineland Triumphs, 7-6, On DiEmma's Kick VINELAND. N.

Oct, 11. An extra point kick by DiEmma gave Vineland a 7-6 football triumph over Collingswood High today. Leonardo scored for Vineland. Collingswood scored in the last quarter as Leslie caught a pass in the end zone from Narleski. Collingswood Joy Mafia Bozarth Vlkony Pos.

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O. T. E. QB HB. HB.

FB. 0 Vineland T. Mitchell Hosa Alexander Travis Cerons Manginn Fanarhello Alvlno Msracct Deema Scavelll 0 8 8 0 0 7 Harking Drummond Vlgnola R. Narleski Leslie T. Narleski Schuman Collingswood vineland 7 VINELAND 8CORINO Touchdown: Pan- rherl.

Extra point: DiEmma. COLLINGSWOOD SCORINO Touchdown: Leslie. May Raider Captures Harness Race Feature PAULSBORO. N. Oct.

11. The largest crowd of the season say May Raider score in the special race today in the concluding harness races of the South Jersey circus. MIXED RACE: Indian Counsel. Pettlt Wild Runner. Vlnyard Amelia Green Hetty Day.

Vanaman 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 Forbes' 9 Points Beats Eddystbne Jim Forbes 22-yard field goal in the second quarter and his touch down in the final period enabled Glen-Nor High to defeat Eddystone, 9-0. in Suburban Conference foot ball game at Glenolden yesterday. Forbes scored on a 35-yard end run. Upper Darby Pos. Chester Hoevstln LI.

Cresta Biscottl L.T. Vsrsnna Kates Q. Connors Hlggln Dodds Dougherty O. Parker Mclntyre T. Charnock Fair E.

Harris Robinson Miller Padula HB. Parramore Moore R.HB. Womlnack Clark, FB. Tiburzi the final stripe. John Triplett had made good two placements.

ACES BOUNCE BACK Lower Merion had then rebounded with a 78-yard drive. Len Shephard was the sparkplug and plunged from the one for the score. The Aces came right back with a 24-yard push as Harry Barton raced the final 15. Don Shaver kicked both placements and the score was tied. Shaver sent the kickon down the field.

The ball soared to the left sidelines, seamed sure to go out of bounds. But it didn't. It hit the 21-yard area and bounded lazily on the ground only a yard inside. Around the ball were grouped players of both teams waiting for it to stop. It was a free ball.

Down the field rushed Venlzia. Lower Merlon's left guard. He dove through the group of players and grabbed the ball. Lower Merion had possession on the Abington 21. The Aces gained six yards on three plays and then tossed a pass to Tom Davis in the end zone Delaware Pos.

Bucknell Hauptle Gruneberg Oenthner LT. Sr.sbo Csrrell L.O. Ervm Mesalck C. Stefl Marusa, O. Bucher Mullin T.

Davidson Zlnk E. Wllllnms Spossta QB Hall Storti LHB. Seaman Cole HB. Stec Coady KB. Swanson Bucknell 8 0 7 13 Delaware 0 6 0 6 12 yards.

Haverford Pes. Hill Klnkead I. E. Arkermaa Chasteny L.T. Billings Tucker a.

Hoisington Young c. F.llowes O. jmsy Knox T. Craorg Harknesa E. Harter Brar QH Lockwood Burns HB.

Cnr.ns.l Doiterer r. HB. Knudsen lilbberd FB. Thompson Yeadon Defeated By Sharon Hill Sharon Hill High School scored its second victory against one tie when it defeated Yeadon High School's football team, 6-0, yesterday at Sharon Hill. The winners are undefeated in 22 games.

After being within Yeadon's 20-yard line six times, Qraig Whitaker finally scored from the three early in the fourth period Valley Forge Defeats Staunton Eleven, 20-12 Valley Forge Military Academy scored its third straight football vie tory and its first in the Military Academy League when it downed Staunton Military Academy, 20-12, at Valley Forge yesterday. Dick Rhoades tallied on a 28-yard end run and Dave Flynn scored two for Valley Forge on passes from Rhoades and Bob Dougherty Valley Forge A Pos Staunton A. Smalllng Thompkin Horwath Schweder Dahlgren Beasley Ouerrera Waters Davenelt Nevens Spears 8 12 720 Chandler Nlvlckas Romeicn Coutts Fry Reed Heinlnger Dougherty Flynn Rhoades Bowker Staunton Valley Forge VALLEY FORGE E. L.T. L.G.

C. O. T. E. QB L.HB." HB.

FB. 0 7 6 SCORING Touchdown Rhoades. Flynn 2. Extra points Miller 2 (placements), downs Nevens STAUNTON SCORING: Touch- Waters. Davis' 85-Yard Run Helps Top Spring City Upper Merion High School won, 18-7.

over Spring City in the Suburban Conference yesterday on the victors' field. Ken Davis tallied twice, his longest being an 85-yard punt return, OTHn ROrTHWESTEBW GAMES AWItM (hruliin 14 MilkanUra lT. Xrkaotu M. allege 27Mnntle.Ua A. M.

FiarMaeT T. 12 VVHMn Colors 8 Mardla C.llege 2 MrMgrrf Meadrlx 12 BendnMn 2 kuni City J. C. 14 Kemper 7 Marietta 13 ftia Graade 7 Mexir 28 New M.xlc. A.

M. Mf, 14 Liaar Cellege OMffcltt 27 tut Texas Baalist Kte 33 Talana 0 Sim falls Yankton a SoBthrrfl 1 32 Saaa Houston hnt Texas 51. 20 Howard Fayne 8 c-nl etm I.obos 52 Panhandle AM Texas A at I. 13 Houston U. 0 "Texas folli-if 13 Ark.

St. Callrge 13 Texas State 27 Stephen F. Aastin Texas Tech 14 Talsa 7 Inmit 84 Ttanlet Baker 7 West Texas S. 14 El Fas. 8.

af C. FAS WEST PACIFIC COAST CONFEBENCE Orer.a is 33 Idaha t.C.L-A. 24 Onion 7 BIG SEVEN CONFERENCE tab 2 Brifham Tseng 6 t.lorad. A. A M.

13 Denver 13 OTHfB FAR WESTERN GAMES California Aeries 29 otoraao ic 32 Hawaii 14 fcaa Francisco St. Adassa State Montana St. Mirhlna State 21 Mississippi Mate 21 ItedlaBds 48 Jose State 2S ants Clara 13 C.L.A. Frosh 32 asninrtoa 26 Washington Mate 7 btaa Francisca 14 la Verae 7 Facet Bsnnd Stanford 7 Santa Monica C. C.

21 bt. Mary's 6 Bitworlh JO Carroll SOCCER Drexel 3 Gettysburg Lalavette 4 I rslnos Mabieaberg 1 Haverford avy 1 Lehigh Ntt; riches 3 BalUaserw City Col. Princeton 1 Cornell Tempi 4 nacknell CROSS COUNTRY Cornell 26 Dart as oath 29 stt Pieces 24 Qaantlca Marines 31 Fcbb Male 11 N.Y.U. 37 r-hiapeaibBrg 21 Lark Haven 31 t. Joseph s.

14: Lincoln C. 42: Drexel. 63 I.S G.A. 18 Kavy 45 School FOOTBALL srm RBAN BIG SIX Lower Merion 21 Abiagtea 14 BIX-MONT lEAGlt I anssalr 12 Jeaklntown prlB(neld Hoodsrloa OlTH JI.RSEY GROl'F 4 tBeland 7 Collingswood rU RLIGTON COINTT CONFEi.N Fl-rcace 14 Ml. Holly 13 Moorrtteaa 33 sUverside 6 COLONIAL CONFERENCE oodbary 33 Mill rU le CONFERENCE Kegional 6 Glaasaara 9 CAPE MAT COUNTY IEAGIE Cape May 8 Middla Tw.

MILITARY LEAGlt Valley Farts 2 ontan 12 T. X. A B. M. 1.

TBI COINTT LEAGl'E Vtoodstawn 19 Fltman 13 taless Claytaa OTHER GAMES Westmant 29 Edenbnrg 13 last Pike Run 26 Marlon 13 Won sea 27 Hopewell Twp. 12 vtinaaex Adams iaraes Sammit 31 Olyphant 7 srranus Central IS Wast Herantaa 12 Old ferre 26 Dan mors Saiesiansm 7 Newark tailas Twp. 8 West Flttaton 6 Avars 6 Wllkes-Barra Twp. liarvra 1 St. John's (Plttstoai 6 Heading- Central Cathslie 13.

St. Patricks ittton Heights Ferth Amboy 12 Flemington 6 lannellen 0 fngleaood 27 leaneck 6 Princeton 20 Hamilton a 23 Cllllslda 19 Ridreaood Fark 14 Tenafly 7 I sjr Lawn 44 Bergeaneld I. Rcthrrford IS Kldgaweod Arlington Hasbraack Heights 6 Dusrat 41 Park Rldga 14 Bogota 2H BlaantAeld Tech 13 1-print ftld Regional 14 Sameretlla Highiand Fark 13 BayreeUla 0 Snath River 33 Atlantic Ctty Vee. 21 lowntnrtown 12 caran Hill 6 Recealem 9 Collinrdaic 6 Lancaster 2 Highspire 21 Cr ioarester 12 Hrt School 7 V. r.iismsen 27 Cilen-Nor 9 Lawrence-rine 19 Middletewn 33 Hammonton 18 Leaaoyne 13 I nola 6 Mahaney Twp.

29 Lysens 13 6 Bndgetoa 26 nn.hobocken 30 fhfter Tap. 14 ppr IS rlantingdon 6 leageratown 39 Beijwood-Antts 13 Reaensdale 37 ean ity 7 entrsl 32 Bioom field 39 aidweil 43 Tlflrrr 27 ast Orange IS Ridge 23 Wet Mde 25 7 Clifford Scott 0 Fnjo Charter 12 Orange 14 ftafcwav 12 Ireinrton 26 Colombia 7 Miiiftarn 13 Vteit field 29 Batler 27 V. Plainfield 19 Leoma 39 Montciatr 33 Pomptan Lakes 27 aston 14 Bangor 26 FhtUipsbBrr 19 Aaxareth 47 Koxhnry 13 Reading 7 onaat Reading 25 ila 20 Mableaberg Twp. 31 Coventry 13 iilitawn 15 Wood Brlil 0 Pemberton 7 FhoenliTllle 0 Teadon 9 F. S.

D. 0 Wilmington 0 William Penn 0 Eiiiabethtown 0 Bridgeport 0 Peddle 0 W. Natttngham 12 Eddyotons 0 Blair 0 N. Cumberland 0 Swedesborn 0 West York 0 Swatara Twp. 6 Blythe Tap.

6 Mlllersbnrg 6 Haddon Heights 0 Atlantic City 6 Bristol I'PPer Darby 0 Clifton Heights 2 Spring City 7 Lock Haven 0 Orbisonla 6 Mt. I nlnn 6 Replogla 0 Wood row Alison 0 Soath Mda 6 Patterson East Side 7 Madison 0 St. Mary 6 West Orange Verona 1 6 Nstley 0 Then. Jefferson 6 I'nlon 0 Peddle 9 Hillside 0 Linden 7 Aabary Park 13 Morrlstown 6 Summit 6 Koselle 6 81. Mary's 6 Cranford 7 Backensaek 13 Kearny 8 Ramsey 6 Herxhey Industrial 13 Wilson Born 7 N.

Branswick 0 Eaaton JV 0 Washington 6 Coaldale 6 Reading 13 West Reading 13 Wyomissing 0 Boyertown 6 Vermont Academy 0 Kebai and Greenongh St. GeorgeSs 21 Trinity 19 Plngry 6 Fort Lee 20 tlosier Hoiy Trinity 21 Oratory 6 st James 19 Bayanne Tech 6 Hawthorne 38 Faasale Valley 6 Newton 33 Netrnng 13 Northampton 26 Whitehall 0 Falmerten 12 Catssaagna 12 Slatinrton 13 Emmaas 6 Bethlehem 13 s-teelton 7 Altoens 26 Latrobe 0 -wiraley Twp. 28 St. Mary 14 Indiana 20 Blalrsvtlle 13 Mac hall 20 Turtle Creek 12 Prnn Twp. 27 Llgonier 0 ItnrmoBt 19 Brentwood 13 Portage 14 Cnnemangh Twp.

6 Freedom 13 Leetsdalo 13 xtamiav 7 Trafford The Hill 29 Haddonfleld 34 Burlington 6 Mamte-Newtown 20 AfBtarr 34 Aaiin 7 bmersbarg 34 B-thlebrm 13 Plymonih 19 XA yoming 26 Hsnover T. 6 Shi kthlnny 21 Jr.km 12 Toms Kivr 13 XstionaJ Farm Haverford School 6 Merrhantvlllo 19 Morrisvlllo 0 W. Pottsrova 6 Newcastla 0 Camden Catholic 7 Hershey 12 Ktoelton 7 Kingston 6 Edwardsvllle 12 Nantlroka 6 Lehman 7 Moasle 0 Atlantic Highlands 7 stroadsbarr J. V. 7 Bordentown Manual 14 Princess Anne 24 Kumimtii Springs Is, Mercersburg A.

lakewotd 6 Leonards 0 PottviIie 26 Shamokln 6 25 Stevens Trade 6 stronr Vincent 7 Sykesvlllo heffield 2 Toongsville 0 Bell las. 12 Tonngwood 0 larks summit 31 Olyphant 7 Jesap 7 Carbondale 0 West Chester 14 F. S. doPnnt 6 Sharprrille 21 Midland 0 T.botb 33 Pitts. Central Cath.

7 FUdrway 46 Brookvllle 12 SOCCER i awrencevilie 3 Amtt 1 Kcading 1 HiH 2 M. 2 George Srhaol 2 Oley 1 Girard College 1 Ablngton 0 Penning tan 0 Independent FOOTBALL F-OF WARNER CONFERENCE Mrs Casey's Midgets 48 Kens. Comets 9 Biaekrnbara- Midgets (forfeit I Lament A c. Blarkrakcri J. V.

13 Oakdale Ravens 0 BineheU Blocs 12 Mighty Midgets Brimstone V. 24 Holmesburg J. V. Awtbier Clippers 19 Wlsslaomlng B.C.J. 0 Olney Aces 34 Fkd.

Steel Jackets 0 till. Tiger Jrs. 51 Newdeiphia 0 OTHER GAMES Fhelmire 25 Camberland Aces 6 Mariya B. C. 25 Traop 264 6 Amateur FIELD HOCKEY WOMIXS ASSOCIATION Pbilsdephia Cricket 2 Swnrthmnre Merion Cricket 3 Cheltenham SOCCER PHILAMFLPHIA I.EAGCE First nirtaisn Keemingtoa Bine Bells 6 Lighthoose Second Division Oermsntown B.

C. 4 Phoenix Reserves PHILADELPHIA JCNIOR LEAGIE ligbtboase 5 30th PoUce District B. C. l.asrncrest 4 Kieetewa B. C.

Hartville 3 Erlen farrowgat 1 Northeast Farter 7 Erseblrga Service FOOTBALL, rloll'nr Field 32 Grenler Field 0 Jaeks-BTille AS 37 Cherry Point MS 6 Norfo'a 26 Philadelphia NS 0 Field 33 Cor pas Chriati Navy 6 Beam Fie'd 9 8 a marine Force 7 Pataxrnt Naval A C. 25 Camp Lea 0 Memphis NATTC 12 Eglin Fjeld tFla,) 0 Professional SOCCER NORTH AMERICAN LEAGT Filtabsrgh Indians 3 Terenta Greenbacks ICE HOCKEY retrait Red Winn (Ml 4 Cleveland Barana AL Fsbibition Games Brsins i.SL tier hey Bears (AL) Ocean City Upsets Woodrow Wilson OCEAN CITY. N. Oct. 11.

An outweighed Ocean City High School football team upset Woodrow Wilson High School, Camden, 7-0, in their first meeting today. Andy Jernee scored lona touchdown with an eight-yard run around left end with less than a minute to play in the first half. Ocean City rot he McDowell Oalante Townsend Ewlng Blizzard Kooker D.irn Fog Ho Milford Myers Pos. Woodrow Wilson E. Locks) L.T.

Senra O. Chain C. Basil O. Venartsadis) T. Uaiiacnar E.

Fischer QB Ot1 I. HB. Borregine HB. Chesy FB. Terrllng) Yesdon Pos.

Sharon Htll McCoy L.t. Martin Cropper L.T. Hllller Congreve Lambert Allen C. Thompson Battlsts G. Stefflns Leonard T.

Rowles Mlssar E. Melhorn Wolf QB Borrentino Smith LHB. Oossln Lists HB. Hannan McMlchae! FB. Whitaker Sharon Hill OOO fl 8 Yeadon OOO 0 BHARON HILL, SCORING Touchdown: Spring; City Pos.

Upper Merlon Davis L.E. Anderson Miller L.T. Waldony Noel L.O. Matr.eck St suffer c. wins Peter man O.

Romano Reinmuth T. Oullr-sko MrKesslck E. Wentzell Dell QB McKernan Rentschler HB. K. Davis Ludwirk HB.

Dolga Thorum FB. Osknskl Spring City OOO 7 7 Upper Merlon 12 8 IS SPRINO CITY SCORINO: Touchdown Thorum. UPPER MERION SCORINO: Toueh- 5 3 12 2 2 11 3 4 3 4 3 dr 8 3 4 5 dr 1 1 2 3 3 5 4 2 5 4 6 6 12 2 Whitaker. Stephenson Wins, To Meet Stranahan FORT SMITH, Oct. 11 (AP).

Tom Stephenson, 30-year-old golf er from Kansas City, eliminated Bud Ward, former National Amateur champion from Spokane, 3 and 2, in the semi-finals of the Hardscrabble Country Club's invitational amateur tournament today. Frank Stranahan, Toledo, defeated Ted Adams, Kansas City. 4 and 2. in the other semi-final match and will meet Stephenson in the finals tomorrow. Bensalem, PSD Tie Bensalem High School and Pennsylvania School for the Deaf played a scoreless football game at Mt.

Airy yesterday. and victory went to Lower Merion. Abington Pos. L. Merlon Buck Barr Venlzia Callahan Shaver Moran Ryder Whitlingham Weber Thompson Brodhag Gaines Reigart Henry Karbarh Cunningham Liuzzi Triplett E.

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QB LHB. HB. FB. 0 Davis Shephard Barton Adams 0 14 Abington 14 0- Lower Merion 0 21 21 LOWER MERION SCORINO Touchdowns: Shephard. Barton, Davis.

Points after touchdown: Shaver. 3 (placements). ABINOTON SCORING Touchdowns: West, Liuzzi. Points after touchdown: Triplett. 2 (placements).

LOWER MERION SUBSTITUTES Centers, DiMarco. Lampe: backs. Hopper. Galllhue. Wilson.

ABINGTON SUBSTITUTES End. Ebert; guards. Oess. Stahl, Ortalanl; backs, Burnett, Bubeck, West, DeTrsnt. Lawrencevllle Wins Over Blair, 19-0 BLAIRSTOWN.

N. Oct. 11. Lawrenceville School today defeated Blair Academy 19-0, in a game marked by the brilliant offensive play of Rodin, Lawrenceville, and the strong defensive play of Jim Gravany, Blair. Lswrencevllle Hennon Kmprtngham Lehnart Giordano Dennen Gropp (capt.) Masini Murphy Rodin LaffertT Mangen Lawrenceville Pos.

I. F. L.T. O. O.

T. E. as LHB. HB. FB.

B'alr Magee Dwysr Faugh Roaa Hauek Duncan Savage Richards Smith Volland Gravany 19 0 0 Blair LAWRENCEVILLE SCORING Touchdowns Radln. 2: Volland. Extra point Rodin. Malvern Wins, Gets Opening-Kickoff Tally With Jack Iwonaghan scoring two touchdowns, Malvern Prep School 25-6, over Stevens Trade School yesterday at Malvern. Monaghan scored on the opening kickoff, running 85 yards.

In the same period he went for another rally. Malvern Prep Brady Hoban MaUon Stevens Trade Batdorf Grlsslnger Tynes Michaels Pocolykus Curran Esllck Defebo Carsbba Freller Headwig 8 0 8 2S 0 6 8 Calkins Nolan n-jffv Renhsw Monaghan McHugti Kenney Malvern Prep Stevens School MALVERN SCORING: Touchdowns Mona ghan. 2: McHugh. Brady. Point after touch down Brady.

STEVEN 3 SCORING: Touch down Ickes. Pennington Triumphs TRENTON. N. Oct. 11.

Pennington School's football eleven scored a 20-7 victory over Wyoming Seminary today. Bob Smith, former Abington High star, tallied the win ners' touchdown on a short dash over center. Pos. F. T.

L.G. C. O. T. E.

QB I. HB. HB. FB 13 0 Syracuse Schiffner Grzlbowskt Herlihy Echmldt Placco Urban Dracotta Ellis Dolan Slovenski Buchsbaum 0 0 12 7 14 28 SYRACUSE SCORING: Touchdowns: Dolan 2. Herlihy.

Slovexukl Points after touchdown: O. Brown 4. TEMPLE SCORING: Touch-downs: Zawoiski. Orseck. SYRACUSE SUBSTITUTIONS: Ends.

Acocella. Kranack, Cody. Nussbaum; tackles. V. Brown.

Burkle. Pepper; guards. Pfeiaer. Meirowltx, Merkel. Morris; centers.

Dillon. Lowther; backs. Davis. SUvanlc, Abdo. C.

Brown. Foster. Fornal, Paul, Durello. TEMPLE SUBSTITUTIONS: Ends. Bellls, Grady.

Kwlctkowski; tackles. Marhallc, Harvey, Macenka. Jones: guard, McOreary; centers. Varga. Pies; backs.

Dubenetzky, Ragunaa. Olr-ton. Bernardo, Llpskl. Tyrenx. OFFICIALS: Referee.

J. Coles. Westminster; nmplre, J. L. DufTy, Boston College; head linesman, H.

T. Btlpp, Muhlenberg; field Judge. R. J. Jam-leson, F.

dt STATISTICS Syracuse First downs 13 Temple 11 172 27 11 103 2 5 Net yards, rushing; 132 Forwards attempted 8 Forwards completed 2 Ysrds gained, forwards 27 Forwards intercepted by 3 Ysrds Interceptions returned 42 Number of punts 7 Punts avg. (from line of scrimmage) 30 31 a 59 2 10 Yards gained, punt returns 26 Fumbles 1 Ball lost Yards gained, kickoff returns 87 Penalties 4 Yards lost, penalties 60 Roman, West, South Play Today Southeast Catholic High, dark-horse contender for top honors in the Catholic League, will face another stern test today at Municipal Stadium when the Pirates meet Northeast Catholic. Roman Catholic, favorite for the title, and West Catholic, defending titlist, will also see action. The Ca- hillites Journey to 44th st. and Park-side ave.

to meet St. Thomas More, while St. John's will be West's foe at Seville and Pechin sts. In another league game St. James meets LaSalle at 20th st.

and Olney while St. Joseph's entertains the strong Allentown Central Cath olic team at 54th et. and City Line. Ail games will start at 2:15. Most of the interest will be centered at Municipal Stadium, where the Pirates meet a vastly improved Falcon combination.

The Pirates, discounted in pre-season predictions from poor drills, have shown well. They have a heavy, hard-hitting line. Marquette Beats Detroit, 41-18 MILWAUKEE. Oct. 11 (AP).

Fullback Lorry Plate ran wild in the first half tonight to pace Marquette University to a 41-18 victory over University of Detroit's football team tonigrit before 17,000. Plate's feats, which included three touchdowns, one on a 60-yard sprint with an intercepted pass in the second quarter, were almost eclipsed by Little Joe Gagliardo, who ran 95 yards through the entire Detroit team in the third period after catching a punt on his own five-yard line. Detroit Pos. Marquette Boisture E. Svoboda Small LT.

Foley R. Orelner l.O. Jancauskas Mutual C. Folarheck Simmons O. Ottoson Flnntn T.

Molgaard Kelly E. Jankiewlcr Mallnnwski QB Mochalskl Wright HB. Hickev Kurkowskl HB. Netteshelm Kavsserlan FB. Plate Detroit 0 6 0 12 18 Marquette 14 7 14 6 41 DETROIT PCORTNG: Touchdowns O'Lesrv.

Kavsserlan. Perplch. MARQUETTE SCORING: Touchdowns Platte 3. Gagliardo. Hicker 2.

Points after touchdown Mochaiiki (placement). Haverford in Tie Muhlenberg College and Haverford College battled to a 1-1 tie in an Intercollegiate soccer game played at Haverford yesterday. Temple Pox. Lee E. Pacrkowaki T.

Koiibas L.O. Tlmko C. Exterly O. Callahan T. Grady E.

Nejman QB Zawotskl LHB. Orseck RBB. Slosburg; FB. Temple 0 12 Syracuse 0 7 downs Davis, 2: Dolga. Camden L.

Regional Edges Glassboro, 6-0 GLASSBORO, N. Oct. 11. Camden Lower Regional High School edged Glassboro High, 6-0. today.

Tom Miller scored a 65-yard touchdown on a pass interception. Glen-Nor Roam McCaulley Oonner Jetferson Soprano Schaefler Barrar Lord Baker Brummttt Forbes 8 9 Field goal. Scoring Touchdown. Forbes. Forbes.

Referee Godfrey. Umpire Head linesman E. Jones. A. Jones.

Woodstown Wins, 79-73; Clayton Ties WOODSTOWN, N. Oct. 11. A 78-yard drive climaxed by a two-yard pass, Mickey Griffith to Eddie Jones, gave Woodstown High School a 19-13 victory in the final minute of a Tri-County Conference game with Pitman today. In another Conference tilt, Salem High School tied Clayton, 0-0, at Clayton.

Pitman Pos. Mossop L.E. Onmble L.T. Reeves L.G. Miller C.

Howarth, O. Melson T. Lore E. Cogan QB Orav LHB. Verduer HB.

Owens FB Pitmsn Woodstown Jones Borten Dubois Hurff Funk Hiles Avres Griffith Nolan BVwls Jenkins 0 13 Woodstown 13 619 PITMAN SCORING Touchdowns Reeves. Orsy. Point after touchdown Reeves (place ment). WOODSTOWN SCORING: Touchdowns Jenkins. Jones, 2.

Point after touchdown Lewis (pass). Salem Green Lyncn Eller Brsnway Crist seeney Miller Frlebel L. Hetztr Johnson J. Hetzer Salem -Clayton Pos. L.E.

L.T. I. O. C. G.

T. E. QB. LHB. HB.

FB. Clayton Stewart Davis Bradel Schmidt Moore Coblents Boreer Paplano Sandler Gregory Granata 0 0 St. Francis 26-0 Victor Over Glassboro Tchrs. BARNESBORO, Oct. 11 (AP).

St. Francis College's football team rolled to an easy victory tonight over Glassboro (N. State Teachers College. Ray St. John ran 40 yards for a touchdown in the second quarter for the game's longest gain.

St. Francis had 15 first downs to four for the visitors. Williamson Trade Wins Williamson Trade School trimmed West Nottingham High, 27-12, in a non-league fray played yesterday at Williamson Trade School. Fullback Dempsey scored twice for West Nottingham, one of which was a 50-yard run after a blocked kick in the first quarter W. Nottingham Pos Williamson Brown Aronsoa Silver Brooks Shuttz Chalmers Skortch Errlchettl Harper Di Oenero L.E.

Werner L.T. Moser G. Brown C. Hargrsves O. Cymbolok T.

Mvers E. West lev QB. HolT HB. Jenks HB. Moyer FB.

Orinut Dempsey West Nottingham 8 8 12 Williamson 7 14 27 WEST NOTTINGHAM SCORING: Touchdowns Dempsey 2. WILLIAMSON SCORING: Touchdowns Clark 3. Westlev. Extra poin's Moyer 3 WILLIAMSON SUBSTITUTION: Clark. Referee Keenan.

Umpire Gibson. Head linesman Ramaley. Ridley Township Beats Clifton, 14-2 Touchdowns by Harry Kurlish and Tom Russo in the third and fourth periods gave Ridley Township High School a 14-2 Suburban Conference football victory over Clifton Heights at Clifton Heights yesterday. Eddystone Pos. O'Neil LI.

Powell L.T. Sllvestri G. Irvine C. Palermo O. Scott T.

Tobln K. Noviekas QB Embert LHB. Koslnuk HB. Stlnson FB. Eddystone 0 Glen-Nor Lower Regional Pos.

Glassboro Randall E. Urown Budsworth L.T. Chatman Russo l.O. Wright Foclna C. Johnson De Pogatls RO.

Piatt Crowthers R. T. Btetson Zarday Dean McCarthy iB Olunta Miller HB. Thomas Mellett HB. Harper Husted FB.

Falter Lower Refional 8 0 8 Glassboro OOO tsure tsnot. jonnson Time: 2:19 4-5. 2:18 3-3. A MIXED RACE: Damsel Hanover. Pettltt Martin McKinney, McCandlesa Lucky Boy.

Stiles Roland. Duncan Princess Word. Hunt Peacemaker. Bind Time: 2:15. 2:11 2-5.

2:11 1-5. MIXED RACE: Fielder. Maul Jack Single, Vlnyard Gauntlet. Cowgill Uhland Ringold Fnoozer. CcCandlers More Expense, Ware Time: 2:18 4-5.

2:18 1-5. SPECIAL MATCH RACE: May Raider. Pettltt High Command. Hunt Time: 2:00 2-3. 2:11 1-3.

National Farm Beats Stroudsburq Jayvees DOYLESTOWN, Oct. 11. National Farm School football team defeated Stroudsburg Teachers College Jayvees, 25-7, today. Stroudsburg JV3 Pos. National Farm Young L.E.

Reeves Becker LT. M.isonhelmer O. Molter Kelly C. Clark Cerra G. Rakn Boitx T.

Jalfe Douglas E. Schomp Urda QB Kiggms Braun I- HB. A. Jeffe Tomasetto HB. Murphy Holly FB.

stroudsburr 0 0 0 7 7 National Farm 8 8 0 1323 NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL SCORING Touchdowns: Srheler 2. Reeves. Thomas. Point after touchdown Murphy (placement). STROUDSBURG SCORING: Touchdown Roan.

Point after touchdown Nrda (placement). Wins 1st in 5 Years EASTON, Oct. 11. Lafayette College's soccer team won its first game in five years today, defeating Ursinus College, 4-1. Lafayette Morrison Woglora Wynn Miller H.

McKlnstry R. McKlnstry Spence Htrnsler Aren Lockelt Light Lafayette Ursinus Pos. Ursinus Young FB. Wentzel I. FB.

Bshney HB. Berry C.HII. Lenler LHB. well 0 R. McCausland 1 R.

Meiuhsrdt F. Dean I L. Simons O.L. Fink a i 1-4 1 oi P8.D. Pos.

Brown Shoemaker L.T. Mitchum O. Adams c. Kozloxkl o. Elenausky T.

Walter E. Del Russo QB Baker LHB. Slackwav HB. Hoshauer FB. PSD 0 0 Bensalem 0 0 Orean City 0 7 0 0 7 Woodrow Wilson OOO 0 OCEAN CITY SCORINO Touchdowns: Jernee.

Extra point. Krothe (pass tram Arte). Mrs. Oberle Gets Ace Mrs. P.

J. Oberle, Springfield, be came the first woman to score a hole- in-one at Tully-Secane Country Club in its 23 years' existence when she sank her tee shot on the 140-yard sixth. Mrs. Oberle was playing in a threesome with Mrs. T.

L. Gibson. Springfield, and Mrs. C. M.

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75 ZjXltM Miles per- LOWER REGIONAL SCORINO: Touchdown Miller. Bristol Wins, 30-0 BRISTOL, Oct. 11. Consho- hocken High School's football team scored in every quarter as it swamped Bristol High, 30-0, for the latter's fourth straight loss today Conshohocken Pos. Bristol Sands Yetter Dougherty Imporato Kline Teaford Winter bottom Oraham Golls Wldner d'Annunzio Conshohocken I.E.

L.T. LO. C. a. T.

E. QB HB. HB. FB. 6 12 Strong Phone Monachal lo Rago Pearson Ianucci Sottulle Monte Daniels Natale Weiker 6 30 i Bristol CONSHOHOCKFN SCORING Touchdowns: Graham, d'Annunzio.

2: Golls. Cape May High Wins CAPE MAY, N. Oct. 11. An underdog Cape May High football team upset Middle Township, 8-6, today, Bensalem Brtstow Mullen Schmidt Atken Schell Bound TJsilton Oliver Frelhoft Graziaosa Weaver 0 0 0 George School Wins A 20-yard aerial from Bob Finney to substitute Roy Abbott gave George School a 7-0 victory over the Peddie team at George School yesterday.

George School Greist Kllhour Stevenson Witherlngton Dunn Muhlenberg Colson Schelllnger Finney Anderson VanHart Pos. LI. L.T. L.O. C.

O. R.T. E. QB. LHB.

HB. Peddie Marino Olive Lamon Sanders De Lucn Msgnus Betty Mellville Marshall Orassey Kalstein Peddle 0 7 7 Oeorge School Touchdown Abbott, linger. Extra point Schel- Girard, Reading Tie, I -I Girard College and Reading High School battled through two extra period games to a 1-1 soccer stalemate in a non-league tilt at Girard College yesterday. Girard College Pos. Reading High Thompson Noesch Kreits Btamm Fake Boyle Hoffman Farina Troop Calcagno Kramer 0 1 I 1 1 Jatz Poleschl Grater Potter Harold Bonnger Ansaldo Nugent Wilson Price DeVaney Girard College O.

R.FB. L.FB. R.HB. C.HB. LHB, OR.

1 R. CP. I L. O.L. Reading GOALS Price.

Grater. BMI Soccer Victor BORDENTOWN, N. Oct. 11. Bordentown Military Institute soccer team won today as Cadet Emilio Larach, outside right, sank two goals to beat Pennington School, 2-0.

Pennington Pos. Wyoming 8em. Drake E. Campbell Kleber L.T. La lor Stlefel 1, G.

Tlschler Bernet C. Czaja Beebe G. Kapral Oebhart T. Nlchlas Olowacki E. Smith Poore QB Cardone Smith Carluccl Graham HB.

Lee Dale FB. Lewis Wyoming Sem. 7 0 0 7 Pennington 0 7 7 6 20 Middle Twp. Pos. Cape May B.

Hawkins E. Blonkvest Hamm L.T. Shsrp Levlngton LO. Mesrs Derosa C. Owens Weeks PO.

Dorsn Marshall R.T. H. Cannone Hand E. Tebbs Garrison QB Velll Roberson L.HB. Washington Vecere HB.

VonCoIl Chapperone FB. Loner Cape May H. S. 2 0 8 8 Middle Tap. 6 0 0 0 6 WYOMING SCORTNG Touchdown: MuIIoha.

PENNINGTON SCORING Touchdowns: Smith. Shoemaker, Olowaki. Extra points: Shoemaker, Kapral. Salesianum Wins, 7-6 WILMINGTON. Oct.

11. Salesianum School defeated Newark LAFAYETTE GOALS: Hsrpster. 2: H. McKlnstry. Arena.

URSINUS GOAL: Simons. hunting? OIL you noun 3-ici-otir: ft High. 7-6, tonight. Newark Pos. Salesianum Gregg L.E.

Gill Sehults L.T. Walsh Hrown G. Farren Tyler c. Morale Ewing O. Schaal Raman R.T.

Galvln Cosettl E. Brocke Wollaston QB W. Ford Rumer LHB. Schoneld Murphy HB. Selvaggl J.

Ford FB. Mslda Newark OOO 8 8 SaleManiim 7 7 Muhlenberg Fog. Haverford Feist a. Donne Htzo FB. OeofTroy Heglna L.FB.

Wood Gutshall HB. Kirk Campbell HB. Gerlach Ooyer LHB. Luclne Roiio R. Richie Amello I R.

Rawasiay Battern CP. Jones Ronnlr.g I L. Oliver OX. Thomas Muhlenberg 1 0 0 0 I Haveriord 1 0 1 St. Joseph's Harriers Win Triangular Meet The St.

Joseph's College crosscountry team yesterday won a triangular meet with Lincoln University and Drexel Tech, held in con-Junction with the DIT football game, over a 2.6-mile course. St. Joseph's had 15 points; Lincoln, 42, and Drexel, 46. Al Erbrick, St. Joseph's, won.

and Thomas Duffy, also St. Joseph's, was second. Ridley Township Hu nines Hautz Zayhatz Howie Emanuel Shugart Madison Dent Oera Ruso Kurlish 7 714 Clifton Heights Pos. L. SllverU L.E.

DeCarlo L.T. Schlozza L.G. Zulll C. Dubtnskt G. Palmer T.

Massimo E. McCoy QB J. Pllverll HB. Coia HB. Traband FB Ridley Township 1 ClUton Height 3 MUHLENBERG SCORING: Amello.

HAVERFORD SCORING: Jones. Relerees Broacbeck, NEWARK SCORING' Touchdown Cosetti. SALESIANUM SCORING: Touchdown Hall, Point alter aoucudowa Casild.