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MISSISSIPPI Where Do You Think You're Going? SLMLUL SCORES ON FINAL PLAY, BEATS ARKANSAS BY WILLIAM BAYLISS OVER TENNESSEE Memphis, Not. 13 (AP Mississippi's fleet backs, sparked I by Sophomore John Dottley, spotted 'Tennessee six points. then went ono win, 16 to 13. before 31.000 today. Bobby Oswalt's toe provided the the Rebels.

Oswalt kicked bis 2lst and 22d extra points of the season. A safety ifa mpg i added Ole Miss two other points. J. B. Proctor, the tailback the Spy i Vols had counted on to trip Ole Miss passed for one Is something of a technicality in the situation, since Schraidt has rolled in only nine games in compiling his 133 average.

hile Vagner has a mark of 130 for 27 games. Laughreys Gladiators etofed into a tie with the Daus Elks in the team standings and Division 303 and the Hardia Flyers are tied for third. Bowlers Bet The (Turkey) Bird A whole flock of bowlers got the bird- last week in the Carnegie-Illinois Steel corporation's league and were mighty proud of the distinction. The birds were Thanksgiving turkeys presented to the contestants rolling high gross and actual scores in the four divisionsof the men's league and also in the woien's league. They were-presented by B.

H. Livezey. general superintendent and president of the Carnegie-Illinois Good Fellow club. Hubbard Co. has rolled a 2.721 series to take the season lead in that division of the Austin Executives league.

The four team tie for first place in the team standings, broken up only a week earlier, partially was restored with Polhemus Co. and Morton Manufacturing tied for first and Hubbard Co. and Harrington King deadlocked for third. Seven Industrial basketball teams Kill start play Thursday night in the Clearing Industrial Y.M.C. A.

league, which i II open its fifth season in the Englevood High school gymnasium. The southwest side In-dust ries represented are Republic Steel. Cuneo Press, Trans-flbrld Airline. Norttuest Airlines. United Air Lines.

Rheeia Manufacturing and American Airlines. Three games ill be played each Thursday night, except for Thanksgiving day and the Christmas holiday season. The season will be split, with the' winner of the first round playing the second half leader for the season title. Bob Smart of the Clearing branch of the Southtown Y.M.C. A.

is the league secretary. Grybas Takes Lead In O. A.L. League Stanley Grybas has taken the lead from Russ Munson in United Air Lines Bowling league, the pace maker having a 172 average. Winnie May Hruby still leads the women's league with a 151 mark.

The Mainliners lead the women's league team standings, while Sheet Metal is tops in the men's section. Hans Wagner, perennial leader of the Rapid Transit Bowling league has surrendered the top spot in the individual averages to R. Schmidt. However, there Fayettevllle. Nov.

13 (AP) -Southern Methodist's Mustangs scored'oa the last play of the game to defeat the Arkansas Razorbacks. 14 to 12. today. An Arkansas homecoming crowd of 22.000 watched Halt Back Paul Page snag a 16 yard pass from Gilbert Johnson and fall into the, end zone as the gun sounded to turn apparent defeat into victory. It was S.M.U.'s fourth victory against no losses in their bid for a second straight Southwest conference title.

Clyde Scott Hurt An expected duel between S.M.U.'s Doak Walker and Arkansas Clyde Scott failed to materialize. Scott was carried fron the field with a knee Injury in the first quarter. Walker carried the ball seven times but wound up with a net 10 yards lost. His two place kicks, however, produced the points that spelled the difference. Scott netted 31 yards on five tries.

Arkansas was lmrt seriously by 14 penalties for 121 yards. Razorbacks Score First The Razorbacks scored in the CniCACO SUNDAY Part 2 Page 2.. Nov. 14. 1343 ARMY SCORES IN LAST MINUTE TO TOP PENN, 26-20 Quakers Almost Stop Cadets' Streak Philadelphia.

Nov. 13 (AP)-Only 30 seconds a ay fron defeat at the hands of an aoazing University of Penn-. sylvania eleven, A ray struck 15 yards thru the air for a touchdown and a 2G to 20 victory that tore the hearts cut of the majority of (spectators today. Seeking their eighth triumph, the cadets were forced to cone fron behind, three tiaes and needed a dazzling 103 yard runback of a kick-off by Bobby Jack Stuart to subdue the Quakers. The 30 Second pass The clock showed a half minute to go when Arnold Calif fa.

Arny quarter Lack, fell back and passed to John Trent, an end, beyond Penn goal line to settle the Only moments before Ray Dooney, Penn' stocky, 200 pound full Lack, had slashed thru Amy's line and dashed 42 yards for the score that put the Quakers in front. 20 to 19. and which apparently Army's doon. Gal If fa Begins pitching Then Army took an out of jbounds kick on its own 20 and Calif fa began throwing passes. In six plays, including, a 21 yard aerial to Dave Parrish.

the Cadets swept to the Quaker 15. and on third down Gal if fa hit the jackpot. For Califfa. the winning toss amends for two fumbles he ft" George Sella (93), Princeton right half back, finds his toward goal Interrupted by tenacious Yale tackier, 4ho spills him after 4 yard gain In second period of Big Three struggle yesterday in Yale bowl. This play didn't succeed, but Princeton did, 20 to 14.

cap wir.Photo 'first period when Full Back Pitt Defeats Purdue on 100 Yard Run, 20 to 13 Leon Campbell piled over fron YALE SURPRISES, BUT PRINCETON from the S.M.U. one yard line. They made it 12 to 0 In the- third quarter as Campbell ran 68 yards for a touchdown. Marquette Loses, 26-0, to Wisconsin A Pitt Hit! S.M.U. marched 80 yards for its first tally and Kyle Rote VINS 20 T0 14 dived over from a yard away.

PURDLK 13) PITTSBURGH (20) from 1st Sports page) But. on the whole, he was held In check by a smashing Mississippi line. J. W. Sherlll scored Tennessee's first touchdown on a pass from Proctor, and Ralph Chancey took the second over from the 3.

Ole Miss' two tallies came in the sec-, ond Quarter on runs by Dottley and, Jerry Tiblier, the latter for 80 yards. The victory kept Mississippi in. the thick of the fight for the Southeastern conference crown it won last year. Only Tulane has defeated the Rebels this Reason. TEXAS BEATS T.C.U..

l-7 Fort Worth. Nov.13 (AP)-Texas bruising power paid off with two Quick touchdowns in the third Quarter and the Longhorns defeated Texas Christian. 14 to 7, today. The passing of LIndy Berry sent Texas Christian Into a second quarter lead, but Ray Borneman and Randall Clay tore' the middle of the Horned Frog line to bits in the second half. On the third play of the third Quarter, Borneman broke thru and squirmed 60 yards to a touchdown.

Within six minutes, the Steers struck again. Byron Gillory climaxed a 64 yard drive with a sweep for 2 yards and the touchdown that beat the Frogs. It was the Frogs fourth straight defeat in. their home stadium this year. TULANE ROUTS BAYLOR.

35-13 New Orleans. Nov. 13 (AP)-Tulane's Green Wave stayed in the bowl picture and just! about knocked Baylor out off it today by thoroly trouncing; the Bears. 35 to 13. About 45.000 saw run up its highest score of-the season-and that against one of the finest defensive clubs in the southwest.

All Baylor had was the passing of Quarter Back'Adrianj Burk, who engineered the Beart touchdowns, but it backfired on two interceptions which set up Tulane scores. NOTRE DAME TAKES CENTRAL COLLEGIATE CROSS-COUNTRY TITLE. Notre Dame, Nov. 13' (Special )-TheNotre Dame crosscountry team today won the Central Collegiate meet over its own course with 20 points. Jim Murphy of East providence.

Shurtleff College Wins Over Principia, 34-13 Alton. Nov. 13 (AP)-Early Clupper sccred three touchdowns, one in each of the last three periods, to lead Shurtleff college, to a 34 to 13 victory over Principia today. committed in the first on each of which the Penn team capitalized upon. Father Dead, player stars Dooney, in addition to his touchdown dash in the final period, passed to Bid Bob Spo-naufcle for Penn's first score in the opening quarter and had Grant.

O'Reilly L.T. Murray, L.G Barkouskie Carnaghi Fisher Gibron R.G. Bo Id in Earbolak R.T For.ythe Whitmer R.E. McPeak DeMoss Q.B Melillo Szulborski. A gnew.

Kerestes F.B Becker 6 713 Pittsburgh 7 7 0 6--20 Touchdowns-Purdue: Szulborski, Gorgal. Pittsburgh: DePasqua, Robinson (2). Points after touchdowns-Purdue: Trbovich. Pittsburgh: Bolkovac (2). Substitutions-Purdue: Ends, Peck Bland, McCaf fry.Grimenstein, Scheer; tackles, Karras, Trbovich.

Consi-dine, Tate, Kalacos; guards, Horvath, Smi th. Hard, Weizer; centers. Sprang, Crowe; backs Hartman, Punzel Crawford, Gorgal, Aians, Feldkircher, Schaidt.Milito, Campfield. Pittsburgh: Ends.Skladany.Oero-sa; tackle. Green, Minn, Coleman; guards, Vost Thomas centers, Radosevich, Radnor; backs, Cummins, Fude rich, Lee Hardi ty, Lauro, Abraham, DePascus.

Referee-George Rennix. Minnesota. Umpire-Ernie Vick. Michigan. Field judge-Nick Beam, western Michigan.

Head Lineman-E. P. Barrows. Coe. Coaches-Stu Holcomb, Purdue; Mike Milligan, Pittsburgh.

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at the half. His father died on Wednesday, and the funeral at Atlantic City has been postponed until Monday so Badgers on their 42. Forrest Parish reeled off 12 yards, and Larry Hanzel heaved a pass that Ercbach lugged to the 12. On the fourth subsequent play. Christensen shot thru from the 5, and Blackboum kicked the final point.

WISCONSIN MARQtCTlE FIRST DOWNS 14 10 Ruahing ........12 6 ...2 3 Penalty 1 NET YARDS RUSHING. ...296 96 NET YARDS PASSES 62 74 PASSES ATTEMPTED 11 17 PASSES COMPLETED 3 7 PASSES INTERCEPTED 2 0 YARDS INTERCEPTIONS KETURJVED 34 PUNTS, NUMJER 7 6 Returned by 4 PUNTS, AVERAGE 39.5 39.2 KICKOFFS, NUHeTER 4 2 KICKOFFS, 54. 2 39.5 YARDS KICKS RETURNED. .4 9 131 Punts 32 49 Kickoffi 17 12 FUWLES Ball Loat 2 3 PENALTIES 7 5 YARDS LOST ON PENALTIES .75 2S NORTH CAROLINA WHIPS MARYLAND, 149 TO 20, AFTER 'SHOW START Washington, Nov.13 (AP)-North Carolina's Tarheels climbed back into a prominent post season bowl position today by setting down Maryland, 49 to 20. before 34.583 fans.

North Carolina broke the game wide open in the second quarter after a 7 to 7 standoff in the opening period. The Tarheels capitalized on two fumbles and marched' 44 yards for another Tally to run up a 28 to 7 lead. Fron then until the last minute when Maryland scored twice. North Carolina ran up a 42 to 7 advantage early in the fourth. Charlie Justice threw touchdown passes to Ken Powell and Bob Kenney in the second quarter and In the third he caught Hosea Rodgers toss for another score.

Bill Maceyko, a Tarheel senior, ran intercepted passes back 60 and 63 yards to score. quette long to discover the same procedure was necessary, and a quick kick returned the ball to the Badgers on their 38. Then Ben Bendrick hit for two yards and the parade was launched. Dreyer swung to his right and squirmed past the bulk of the Hilltop defenders. He met another wave about 20 yards farther along, but as they were about to embrace, him, speedy.

Hal Faverty reacned the spot. Would-be assailants of Dreyer were unceremoniously dumped, and the fellow went on from there without delay. Lisle Blackboum's extra point placement went astray. Dreyer Helps Again The third period was well along when the Badgers started their 78 yard scoring journey after Dreyer had captured a punt. Gwynn Christen sen picked up 5, and Dreyer, after running for 2, put on his 43 yard dash to the Hilltoppers' 28.

Gene Evans. Bob Badcliffe. and Christensen shared the honors in a drive to the 17, from Blackboum, on a reverse, swung wide to his left for a touchdown. The maneuver befogged the Hilltoppers to such extent, only one man chased him. Several seconds later, the Badgers paid their third call to the enemy end zone.

The fumble of the kick-off was an error by Jerry Hiller, and Blackboum grabbed it on the 27. Christensen weaved thru the line for 10 yards, Radcliffe hit for 3. and Black-bourn passed to Tilden Meyers over the goaL This time Black-bourn's toe didn't fail him. staking it 19 to 0. Christensen Scores The last period was down to its waning moments when the Badgers drove to the 1 1, only to encounter a holding renaity.

That setback forced them to punt, but Marquette had to do the same, putting the New Haven, Nov. 13 AP)-Princeton squeezed out a 20 to 14 victory over Yale today and successfully defended its Big Three football championship. The Tigers trailed until the final seconds of a thrilling battle. A pre-gne favorite, Princeton failed to look the part until the final period when it rallied to twice. Then the Tigers had to fight off a Yale threat that barely cissed as the encounter ended.

Yale Surprises Tigers Yale, aided by Levi Jackson its great negro back, sur-" prised the 57.000 by gaining a 14 to 7 advantage going into the, final period. But the Tigers, led by Val Wagner, George Sella and John Webber finally exploded. Princeton put on two long drives for the deciding points. The first was for 74 yards, Wagner passing to Cliff Kurus for the tally. Later they powered 54 yards.

Sella scoring froo the 12 on an end run. Teans Exchange Touchdowns Yale scored late in the first period on a pass, Jackson to John Setear. Princeton marched back 37 yards to tie the score. Sella passing to Ed Reed. Yale went ahead again in the third period on a 45 yard drive, Tex Furse scoring from the one.

LAKE FOREST WHIPS BLAKE SCHOOL, 7 TOO, IN HOMECOMING GAME Lake Forest academy celebrated its homecoming yesterday by scoring a touchdown in the first quarter to defeat Blake school of 7 to 0. The winning touchdown was made when Elliott Moore threw a 25 yard pass to Lafayette, Nov. 13 (SpecialsAn alert band of Pittsburgh football opportunists, taking full advantage of Purdue's many mis-cues, scored a 20 to 13 upset victory over the Boilermakers today before a men's day crowd of 30.000. A Boilermaker fumble on the opening kick-off, a blocked punt, and a twisting 100 yard kick-off return by Jimmy Joe Robinson, fleet Negro half back, contributed to the first Pittsburgh victory over Purdue in a five game series that was opened in 1941. For the resurgent Panthers, who earlier this season beat Indiana, it marked the fourth triumph in eight games.

The defeat was the sixth in eight games for the battered Boilermakers. Fumble On Kick-Off The sign of things to come was provided when Roger Roggatz of Purdue fumbled the opening kick-off and Ted Geremsky of Pitt recovered on the Boilermaker 25. Purdue momentarily halted the Pittsburgh bid when it took over the ball on downs on its 1 yard line, but little Lou Cecconi, shifty Panther half back, nullified the effect of the defensive stand when he made a twisting 40 yard return of George Punzelt's boot out of the end zone right back to the same identical 1 yard stripe. Carl DePasqua plunged over on the first play. Nick Bolkovac nade a successful place kick for the extra point and Pitt had a lead it never relinquished.

Robinson Runs 100 Yards Harry Szulborski, half back who provided the one bright spot in an 'otherwise dismal Purdue picture, cut the Panther lead to 7 to 6 late in the second quarter when he broke loose on a 56 yard, touchdown dash. Rudy Trbovich's-attempt for the extra point was blocked by Bolkovac, Pitt's left tackle, who plagued the Boilermakers thruout the game. Purdue's hope of coming from behind was shortlived, however, for on the kick-off following Szulbors ki' sprint, Robinson took the ball on the goal line, cut to his left, eluded a swarm of tacklers, and raced down the sideline for a touchdown. Again Bolkovac added the extra point and Pitt led 14 to 6, at the half. Bolkovac Blocks Pnnt After a scoreless third quarter, Bolkovac broke thru the Purdue forward wall and blocked one of Punzelt's purTts.

The panthers covered the ball on the Boilermaker 8 and, on the first play, Robinson turned on his speed around Purdue's right end for Pitt's third touchdown. Purdue's final touchdown came with 33seconds of play remaining when KennyGorgal returned a punt SOL TAtf AN3AUM BUYS HIS CLOTHES HARRY WEINER Aacrica's fiaest clothes 534 N. CLARK ST. Oaee Meedey tor (do freeJeg. Prs.

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Elnblad. LEFT TACKLE--Fir, Aton. Acker-ton. LEFT GUARD Limn, Henry. CENTER--Yeomen, Bullock, Mela-dowitt, Henrikaon.

RIGHT GUARD--Calloway, Caatuce. Barnes, Irons. RIGHT TACKLE Davit. Howell. RICIfT END Parish, Kuyk, Kulpe.

QUARTER BACK Calif fa. Vatsey. McCrane. Gustafson. Dielena.

LIFT HALF Stuart. Vinson. Cain. Shulti. RIGHT HALF Scott, Shelley, Gil lette.

Fischl. FULL BACK Stephens on, Kuckhahn, Consent ino, Depenr. PENN LEFT END Wet tlaufe r. Oris taglio, Roberts. LEFT TACKLE De tor re, Cooney.

LEFT GUARD--Tokareiyk, Leaon-ick. Koffetan. CENTER--Bed narik, Rotsell. RIGHT GUARD Adams, Schweder. RIGHT TACKLE Reichenbach.

Convey. RIGHT END Sponaugle, A iocs. QUARTER EACK--Falcone, Talarico, Coulson. LEFT HALF Sica. Bagnell.

Alber-tus. Cook. RIGHT HALF Rhoedt. Topchick, Injaian. FULL BACK Dooney, Edenberg.

Ary 7 26 Penn 7 7 6 20 Touchdowns Araiy: Scott, Stuart (2), Sponaugle, Dooney (2). Points after touchdown Arey: Yeoaan (2); Pennsylvania: Agoct (2- PITT 7 6 1 96 26 21 14 2 10 4 1 Km FIRST DOWNS Rushing. Passing. Penal ty NET YARDS RUSHING Yards NET YARDS PASSC6 PASSES ATTEMPTED. PASSES COMPLETED PASSES INTERCEPTED BY-PUNTS, NUMBER Returned by.

Blocked PUNTS, AVERAGE. KICK-OFFS, NUMBER Returned YARDS KICKS RETURNED-- Punts Kick-offs FUMBLES Ball Lost PENALTIES YARDS LOST ON 13 10 3 236 16 40 16 4 5 8 34 3 4 213 140 73 5 4 3 2S 5 28 4 3 18S 66 119 2 I 5 25 Available In Chicago-Ph. Albany 3217 R. I. paced the victors and established a new course mark! of 20:08.

Five Notre Dame men' were among the first seven finishers. Marquette was second with 50-points. Bowling Green of Ohio third with 73, and Loyola of Chicago fourth with 93. Eugene Khelan of Marquette was second among the individuals, followed by three more Irish runners. Bill Leonard and Jim Kittell, tied for third, and Lou Tracy, fifth.

Murphy's record broke the week old course mark of Dave Dewitte of Indiana, established in the state meet at Notre' Dame. Two Passes Help Wheaton Beat Augustana, 13 To 0 Rock Island, 111.. Nov. 13 (Special) The Augustana Vikings suffered their third defeat of the season today when they were beaten, 13 to 0. by Wheaton.

Both of the Wheaton tallies came in the first period on 55 yard passes. BILL SKIFF APPOINTED MANAGER OF YANKEES1 KANSAS CITY BLUES New York, Nov.13 (AP)-Bill who piloted the Newark Bears to finish second in the International league in 1948, will manage the Kansas City Blues of the American association next season, George M. Weiss, general manager of -the. Frank Van Laanen who ran 10 yards for the score. Line-ups: LAKE FOREST (7) ELATE (0) Abbott L.F.

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Only 12 seconds of the first half remained when Rossides tossed a four yard pass to End Bill Lockwood for the first Columbia score. Lou Kusserow and Rossides ripped off long gains in the third period despite a driving rain, and then Kusserow went around right end 16 yards for the second Columbia touchdown. 80 yards for a score. Gorgal was Mow Vnrt Vanleps nnnoiinnprl 's materially aiaea cy a jamng diock 4 uj rvaittpua, iiub tutu. Point after touchdown-VanLaanen.

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