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THE GREENVILLE NEWS. GREENVILLE. SOUTH CAROLINA SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IB, 1947 NOTRE DAME HARD-PRESSED TO TIP NORTHWESTERN Lowan Sprints To Olympias 3rd Touchdown Citadel Upsets V. M. 7 To 6 Some Spirit IS CLOSIR THAN YOU THINK 3 FOR ZMS PAGE TWO 48,000 ITCH IRISH BMW GHETS HIT TO I A YEAR AGO "1 Wildcats Force Irish All The Way Notre Dame Wins 7th Straight 1 WE COULD ONLY I Shake ur Mead Henderson Blocks Kick To Set Up Score, Boots Extra Point EVANSTON.

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15. (H-An -J ft "J' Inspired band of fighting Citadel Bulldogs upset the dope bucket in 4 1 LIKE THIS) Vf-l 4 Aet is enter wildcats, numiiiatea Dy five defeats In seven earlier starts, almost made a myth of Notre Dame's football Invincibility today, but the det.perate Fighting- Irlbh shook off the surprise for a 39 to 19 victory, their seventh In a row. Playing on a soggy field In drizzle, the WildcaU marchef 81 yards for one touchdown, turned a pass Interception Into another, and then sent a sellout throng of 48,000 to their feet in the last quarter when third-string Pewee Day filched Prank Tripucfca's aerial and pranced 18 yards for a third marker. Northwestern fumbled the ball seven times, and lost It on four occasions. Two of the bobbles were recovered by the great Notre Dame tackle, Oeorge Connor, at opportune times.

But BROTH-ER! WE CAN IV i HOD IT iifi lawman, Olympla halfback, was Knapped by Maff Fliiitmraphrr Jim VVIUon a hi icampered thruugh Welcome' rlfht tackle for the third Red Devil tumhilown In Thursday night' game here. Olympla, winner 38-6, will meet Liberty fur the up-state I lam clmmpliirikhip Friday, GREAT DEFENSIVE PLAY -I The Irish, who netted 384 yards by wnne noming worm' western to 49. passed to three touch' MIAMI, Fl. Patricia Fordyce, Blue Hose Rack Up 7-0 Victory pretty model, may not be holding the football properly, but the ha been chosen as the 1948 Orange Bowl's "Spirit-of-Vouth" girl for the New Year's Day classic In Harry Gilmer Sparks 'Bama To 14-7 Win Over Engineers downs and drove 60 yards on the ground for the fourth. Only twice did they fumble away the slick ball, and lost It once.

That time came late In the final period when Terrv Brennan let it escape from i 1 Miami. him on the three yard line after Over Hat Team the Irish had marched B0 yards. (Continued (rum Pun One) End Stan Oorski pounced on It to end the tnreat. Some of the greatest defensive ELAND, Nov. 15 (if) Presbyterian college after threaten-1 almost continuously finally Gilmer went to the pitcher' box and started throwing with the artis try that might be expected ot a Bob play oi tne game was turned in oy Center Alex Sarkisian of Northwestern who played with a special cast on his broken arm.

He played marched 67 yards for a fourth quarter touchdown and a 7 to 0 victory Wofford Scores 7-0 Upset Win Over Panthers t. soutnern uonierence nere mis afternoon by coming from behind in the final two minutes pf play to topple Virginia Military Institute's highly favored Keydets 7-6. Outrushed and out passed during the entire first half the Bulldogs came roaring back in the final two periods. After the Citadel's Quarterback Chuck Goodman had sneaked over from the one-yard line, all-state guard Bill Henderson split the upright-, with a perfect kick from placement to provide the victory margin. HENDERSON 8TAR8 Henderson starred both offensively and defensively all afternoon and completely stole the spotlight from VMI's Captain Malacbt Mills, a big tackle that the Keydets are boosting for Conference honors.

It was Henderson, a Tuscaloosa, boy, who charged through to block Joe Gantt's attempted punt to set up the Citadel's touchdown as time ran out. Henderson batted the ball hard and it rolled back almost 60 yards to the VMI eleven before Gantt wag able to cover it. After Marty Ger-shon, Jack McConnell and Dick Sparks had advanced on short thrust Goodman plunged over center for a first down on the one yard line and then went over on the next play. Henderson's boot followed and that wr the bU game as VMI got to run only two plays after the kickoff. Quarterback Bill Lock set up VMI's loae score late in the third period when he grabbed Luke Dun-fee's pas intended for End Gene Poxworth and returned 42 yards in a brilliant run down the side lines to the Citadel 25.

Gantt then crashed 16 yards to a first down on th: nine. Bruising Fullback Ray Tamalls bulled for four more yards and Lowden circled his right flank to streak into the end aone untouched. Carrington's kick for the extra point that would later have meant a tie ball game was wide. 6,000 WITNESS GAME Keydet aerial experts Bobby Thomason and Joe Veltrl hurled 14 passe 3 but an alert Citadel pass de-tense batted down or intercepted all but four of them. Altogether the VMI aerial circus gained but a net of 22 yards along the sky paths.

The Southern Conference contest attracted about 6,700 fans. It was the Bulldog's first Conference victory since they defeated Davidson last November. The starting lineups: VMI POS Citadel Patton IE Foxworth Glanelloni LT Whelen Cobb LG Clowes Woodard Matthews Feller In baseball. He mildly tossed to Cadenhead In th hit a decoy and next took dead aim and hit Steiner with a 17-yard aerial as the over Stetson University here today in the Hatters' homecoming en the entire game on defense, was In on the majority of tackles and late counter. unmson invaded Teen terrain on the rst Derlod intercepted liU- With less than four minutes re the 45.

1 ark's pass and ran It back 45 Gilmer found Morrow In th open yards before pushed out of bounds on the Irish 20. A YEAR AGO WE HAD A HAND FULL OF MERCHANDISE BUT WE'VE GOT LOTTZA FINE QUALITY MEN'S WEAR for a nine-yard tons and alter malning in the game, the Clinton, s. Blue stockings started a drive from their own 32-yard line which brought them the decision. Quarterback Bill Qresham teamed SPARTANBURG, Nov. 15.

UP) The underdog Wofford Terriers upset the High Point Panthers of the North State conference, 7-0, on a rain-soaked gridiron here today Pour players scored for Notre short Una plays by Tew and a Ca- Dams as ine insn roucu up a 4u-o denhead-to-Tew play, slingshot Harry neaved a Derrect oass to Ca with Jerry Norton to work the ball clenhead fur 22 yards, pitched to Jim Cain for eight more, placing the bull to the tHetson one yard line then Gresham knifed across the goal line on a quarterback sneak. Btu Cush-man, a guard, converted th placement to give Presbyterian drives al-motit from start to finish. Three pass Interceptions by the Hatters and three Presbyterian fumbles 5 penalized 15 yards for Illegal formation on the kick-off. Gilmer faked a pass and ran nine. He added one and later pitched a 25 yard lob to Kteiner, placing the sword on the 2-yard altar.

Here the Engineers threw up a stonfi wall defense and stopped Noonan and Cadenhead from making a touchdown. They regained the ball a scant six inches from their goal and Williams punted magnlflctently out of momentary danger. The Tide, still possessed of all the stormy elements, overlapped Tech with Gilmer's passes and Intermittent line thrusts to move back to within five yards of the Gulden Beach. Again the Engineers constructed a defensive rampart to hold back the flood. The Crimsons' had wasted a lot of energy In two long marches that availed nothing at the end.

They appeared wearied and the Engineers suddenly found a green light had re-placed the red one. Taking the ball on It's 15 after Mosley's punt, Jordan burst through for 18 yards. Still Jumped close behind the scrimmage Una and passed 13 yards to Broadnsx at mldfield for the second time the Engineers were able to navigate that far for three periods. Alabama catching It's second wind, braced with a stubborn defense and forced Tech to punt, but fortunately enough for the Jackets they didn lose possession of the ball. 'Bama was penalised for unnecessary roughness on the play and Tech given a first down on, 'Bania's 44.

TECH Jimmy Still's 39-vard forward to halftirne margin Grid Results (Continued From Page One) Kansas 13, Oklahoma A AM 7 Oklahoma 21, Missouri 18 Baldwin-Wallace 87, Case Cincinnati 7, Western Reserve 8 Bowling Green 19, Iowa State Teachers College 7 Dayton IB, Ohio University 8 Omaha University 19, Colorado kHato 6 Denison 18, Ohio Wesleyan 8 Obcrlin 20, Muskingum Wlttenberr 20. Caoltal 0 which were all recovered by Stetson kept the visitors from achieving an liJ anticipated nanny victory. Presbyterian piled up 13 first downs against only two for the Hat dc i ore ians. Wofford's star halfback and leading ground gainer, Sammy Sewell, scored the lone touchdown of the game mid-way of the second period on an eight-yard dash through tackle. Substitute Bob Hunt place-kicked the extra point, A 15-yard penalty for unnecessary roughness helped tne Wofford scoring drive, which started when Terrier Halfback Cheatham ran a High Point punt back six yards to the Panther.

36. Sewell and Buck Wright ripped off short gains, reaching the High Point 30, and freshman fullback Webber Rowell cut loose on a 14-yard sprint. But penalties set the Terrters back to the High Point 28. A five-yard gain carried to the 23, and then the unnecessary roughness penalty put the Terriers in scoring position. The Panthers reached the Terrier 20 In the third period, and bulled down to the 10-yard stripe in the final period.

But each time the on ine iive-yaro riDDon. Tech drew an offside penalty, reeling back to the one-yard mark and, after Tew made two feet at center, Gilmer doubled up like a ball and lolled over Tech's left guard for the touchdown. Hugh Morrow place-kicked the extra point, and this scoring flourish wan achieved fourteen minutes after the game opened. Like a flash of lightning and a break of th waves, the Tide surged again as Bowen fumbled when ter. riftcally tackled by Cain and Mike Cassldy recovered the water-logged ball for Alabama only 21 yards from oal.

Again Gilmer took over the chunking cudgels and his 11-yard pans to Rebel Steiner preceded three line plays by Hodgea and Cadenhead for scant yardaga. On fourth down and five to go for a touchdown Steiner ters and gained 28 yards running to Stetsotra 61. P. ('. Pos.

STETSON Lindsay IF. Wllbank Kiddle I Douglas Washington University (St. Louis) ashman Ml Lanigan Himmons Garrett Todd Murnea KG Bowles ItT Willis HE Gresham W. Walkim Ml Wheat Everett McCullough I Select from Such Famous Names as Stein-Block Michaels-Stern Schoenemon Clip- per-Craft McGregor Jantzen Botany Ar- I row Enro Interwoven Stetson Schoble Douglas Parker Wilson Bros. Damon Royal I Stafford Alligator Koroseal Lamm Bros.

Al len Edmonds Taylor Made Hickok Paris 1 Dresner Peerless and many others. 40, (irlnneii vi Illinois 2K. Ohio State 7 Indiana 48, Marquette Iowa 13, Minnesota 7 Michigan 40, Wisconsin 8 Detroit 37, (it. Louis 8 Wayne (Mich) 7, George Washing tnn ft Iayton Watt FB Whitaker came around from his left end posi I KKKBYTERIAN 0 0 0 77 STETSON 0 0 00 North Dakota State vs Mornlngslde, Terriers held for downs. Hilton Culvreth, starting for Wofford for the first time this season rhrnbytprlsn scoring: Touchdown, (iresham point after touchdown, Phillip RG Henderson Mills RT Drawdy Crytser RE Ohlandt ripped off the -longest gains of the ushman (placement), until the second half.

Red Patton, a Birmingham boy. ad day. Lock MB uooaman Gantt LH Dunfee tion ana was in tne clear to catch Gilmer's scoring pass. Morrow's trusty toe didn't fail him for the extra point and Bama preserved the 14-0 lead up to half time. BAD KICK BACK HUES The Tide retained control of the tame through most of the third period, thanks to a break on the Jackets' failure to execute their hort klckoff.

The Tide recovered the boot that swerved Just beyond I The rookie quarterback moved 34 vanced Tech to five yards of goal. On ton of this In the ensuing scrim- cancelled, bnow Otterbeln 33, Manchester (Ind) 0 Western Michigan 12, Beloit Hillsdale 26, Detroit Tech 0 Ashland 18, C'edarville 0 Defiance vs Kalamazoo, cancelled, Kaln St. Johns vs St. Cloud Teachers, cancelled, Snow Iowa Slate 14. Kansas State yards in one effort and 23 yards In jnage play the Tide was penalized another.

to it one-yarn snot for illegal hold Stewart RH Gershon Tamalis FB Shahld VMI 0 0 6 08 CITADEL 0 0 0 77 Scoring touchdowns VMI: Lowden; Citadel: Goodman, Extra High Point collected 7 first downs to 6 for Wofford. ing. Patton failed to go across on the next play as Leonard tackled. Tech And Penn Lose Top Rank (Continued From Page One) Wofford Fog. High Point Canterbury 13, Anderson 0 Gordon IE Collins Dubard IT.

Pare Clary McCurry mianem. Tech suffered additional Injury on this backfiring surprise play by being I vet zo, tariliam if St. Norbert 8, La Crosse (Wis) Teachers 8 Cannon Hooper point Citadel: (placement). Substitutions VMI: Veltrt, Gill, Bernich, Crowson, Thompson, Watson, Carrington, Thomason, Mills, Lowden, Smith, Quisen berry. Citadel: Grerory, Sparks.

Watson, Quiefc Xavier 18, Marshall (Huntington, W. Va.) 7 Lake Forest 8, Albion (Mich) Col Ilammett RT. Mitchell lege 0 E. Williams B. Williams Brewer McDonald Harris Ilderton Lloyd R.J..

1 Tula Lewis, McConnell, Bngumil, Huddle, Culbreth QB. Sewell Cheatham SWEATERS TUXEDO SHIRTS BATHROBES SP0RT SHIRTS PAJAMAS TOILETRIES $P0RT C0AT5 FULLDRESS SUITS SUITS SMOKING JACKETS TOPCOATS HOUSE SLIPPERS HATS LUGGAGE RAINCOATS UNDERSHIRTS TUXEDOS SHIRTS JEWELRY TIES BELTS HANDKERCHIEFS SUSPENDERS SOX BELT BUCKLES Miami (P.) University 222, Wichita but Bob McCoy took Still's pitch-out and skirted the Tide's left flank for th Georgians' touchdown. Bowen converted. Tech was penalized back to It's six-yard stripe fur clipping under Museley's punt, and this proved a big obstacle as the Engineers fought to come out of the darkness. They spurted to mld-fleld, with Southard doing the pitching this time, but 'Bama braced and took the ball on downs.

In the waning moments Gilmer sunk the Atlanta eleven in the doghouse for keeps by running 27 yards to Tech's 21. Just before the game ended. Even though the Engineers regained offensive It was too late. STATISTICS Smocharski, Marctnko, Dombroskl, Bohlen, Fabian. Wheaton College 44, Illinois College Rowell FB Score by periods; 6-7 1FFORD 7 HIGH POINT 0 0 0 Carthage 12, North Central 6 Oklahoma City University 28, Scoring: Wofford, touchdown, Se Louisiana Tech 13 well; point after touchdown, Hunt Bethel 19.

Sterling 8 (placement). Shutting out Texas A Sc 41 to T. CAL WINS, 60-14 In Intersection affairs, Michigan State sneaked passed Temple, 16 to 6 and lowly Tennessee knocked Boston College right out of the Bowl limelight, 38 to 13, Kansas had to hustle for a 13 to 8 victory over Oklahoma A M. Mighty Southern California was Idle but California cleared the Pacific Const conference cloture by spilling Montana 60 to 14. UCLA moved alongside the Bears in the runnerup spot by dropping Washington, 34 to 7, and Stanford suffered its eighth straight defeat, a 21 to loss to Oregon.

Utah State and Colorado climbed Into a second place tie In the Rocky Mountain's Big Seven race oehlnd Utah. Utah State spilled Denver, erstwhile runnerup, 20 to snd the Buffaloes mastered Wyoming, 31 to 6. S. U. Humbles Maroons, 21-6 ROUGE, Nov.

15-iit) Louisiana State threw the Southeastern conference football championship race into a wild scramble today by whipping Mississippi State, 21 to 6, while Georgia Tech was being bounced out of the eaten ranks. The home team pulled Itself together In the last two periods after Harper Davis' 60-yard sprint had given Mississippi State a 6 tg 0 edge at halftirne. Shorty McWilliams, Mississippi Mate's chief offensive weapon, went out with an injury midway of the second period, and watched from the bench while the Maroons suffered their first Conference loss. game but outclassed Generals from Lexington. The Indian' "Cloud" of course, was Sophomore Fullback Jack Cloud, of Norfolk, who went on the wildest tnuchdown-maklng spree of his collegiate career, driving over the final ribbon four times to tally more than half of the Tribe's points.

The winter-white fur of ermine and the mountain hare Is caused by gaa-vaeuoles in the hairs. Ala. Cloud Stars As 11 101 IM IS II First duwna Yards rushing Yards pasHlng Forwards attempted Forwards completed Tech 13 113 18 I And Wins ROANOKE. Nov. 15.

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