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DAILY PRESS, NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1932. Face Seven innn nnp.i 11111 Hess Stars In Win nnnnnu Ubl Wins Fight For Life KENTUGKYBDWSTO in uhuc nmy mm riLLUDUHLl.l Rebout's Aces In League Vanguard Bebout's Aces, during the week, took three straight from the A. I Over Bridgewater HARRISONBURG, Va. Oct 29. AGIST HIS ALABAMA 12 TO 7 OVER PRIM F0R11IEER5 Two touchdown gallops by Quarterback Hps turned the tide to Increase their lead and keep a against a fighting Bridgewater Col clean record In the Lucky Strike lege eleven today as the Randolph Macon Yellow Jackets rang up a 20 LF LEXINOTON, Ky, Oct.

Bowling League. 1 CLOSING MICHIGAN STADIUM. ANN AR' Holmes wu high scorer for his BOR, Oct 39. (AV-The Maize and to 0 victory in a Virginia Conference contest. team with 108 for high game and 303 XNOXVTLLE, Oct the score tied 13-all and three minutes left to play a gallant Tennewee eleven today pushed the Duke S'ua Kentucky clung to a to 8 lead over Alabama for three periods here today but finally the Crimson Side Blue clad warriors of Michigan, badly for high set.

Beuley wu high man On the first play after receiving outplayed In the first two periods, hit staged a drive that gave It a 12 to 7 the comeback trail during the second half of their gridiron battle with the ball Hess dashed 65 yards across the goal line, displaying fine broken field running. In the third period he dashed 33 yards to score. Hass registered the third touchdown on a decision and Its tenth consecutive victory over the Wildcats. Devils to ths shadow of their g-l where Breeey Winn, brilliant halfback, saved the day by boot big a goal to five the Volunteers a 18 to II victory. Princeton's Tigers here this afternoon and emerged with a 1 to 7 victory.

for his team, with IIS for game and 300 for high set The Seaboard Supply Company team won two out ot three from the Pin Dodgers. McCormack won high game honors with 121, while Evaps made set with 318, beating McCormack one pin. Prudence was high man for his team, 105, tying Samson for high set with 389. Newport News Storage and Transfer Company's team won two out of series of short advances. Army Register Four Touch-in Third and fourth Periods to Win S3 to 0 Over W.

and M. WEST POINT, N. Oct. 29 Army smothered a gallant William and Mary elaven by a icon cf 33 to 0 today. The Wolverines scored touchdowns Bridgewater, making Its best con The bard-earned win over the bril in the third and fourth periods.

v- vn ference showing several seasons, liant Duke team kept unblemialied A punt blocked by Captain Ivy not only halted the Yellow Jackets' offense but on three, occasions threat Tennessee's record of no defeata and Williamson turned the tide of battle. ened the Randolph Macon goal una. no ties this season. Chuck Bernard, Michigan center, The Southerner fought valiantly to The climax came after rred Craw grabbed the ball and raced two yards Myron Ubl, star triple-threat gridder of the University of Minnesota, ford, star Duke tackle. Intercepted keep down the (core, but the soldiers seemed to fain strength ai the Vir lEILTIIPS for the score.

la a hard man to stop. Ubl has been fighting for his life since Sept 21, Vaughan's pass in the third quarter and raced 72 yards for a touchdown Alabama made two fumbles In the first period. The Tide held for downs and took back the ball after the first one. but the second, when ChappeU dropped a punt wu on the Tide's 19-yard line and Kentucky smashed over, Johnson carrying the ball and Davidson adding the extra point with a place kick. Shortly before the second fumble, Alabama had scored after Holley had raced 60 yards around and and four more plays had sent him over.

His kick was wide. For two more periods the teams battled With neither being able to make a serious threat The old Alabama power came back In the final period and a drive started from mldfleld enabled Holley to race It wu the hard line plunging of ginians, who defeated Navy earlier when the player received a fractured breast bone to scrimmage. Pneumonia developed, and doctors despaired of saving him. Yet here' My, safely on and Mason scored in the final quar Jack. James, Princeton fullback, that gave the visitors the advantage In three from the strong Eut End team.

Charlie Gunter made high game and set with 113 and 300. B. Hardy was high man for his team, with 121 for high game, and 329 for high set The Coca-Cola and All Stars' set was postponed. Tuesday night the A. Z.

meet the Pin Dodgers, and the Seaboard Supply Company meet the All Stan; Wednesday, Newport News Storage this season, weakened. Passes completed at strategic mo-ments, coupled with the unabatlng the road to recovery, shown in the university hospital with his nurse, Ver ter after a Duke aerial bombardment a the hall ta th Volun the first half. Michigan's lorwaras onica Derkhisslng. ft TECH 12 TO 0 teers three yard line. were unable to stop hla plunges and the homecoming crowd of 30,000 saw battering across tackle by Buckler, stancook, Simon and Frentzel gave the Army opportunity to roll across Feathers, hard diving Vol halfback.

the Wolverines fall behind for the first time this season. rive touchdowns. who tore through Duke's line time after time for long gains, scored both Tennessee touchdowns, bucking through in the second period from A crowd of about 18.000 watched A break gave the Tigers their op plays Coca-Cola. Thursday's schedule includes Bebout Aces vs. East End.

NASHVILLE, Oct 29. (P) the game under a clear sky. Carnival stunts with martial musk portunity to score in the second period. A light rainfall made the ball For the most part of the first half of 18 band furnished a colorful background for Dixit Roberts' on around his left end ten yards to score. Leslie missed the extra point slippery, and Harry Newman fumbled punt on the Michigan 16-yard the three yard line and from the lour yard line in the third period.

Facing a tie in the last of the fourth the Volunteers started off with slaught today that gave Vanderbilt Standing of the teams: W. Bebout Aces 13 East End 9 Coca-Cola 3 Seaboard Supply 1 Newport News 4 KICK. the ball was restrained to safe play In mldfleld. Occasionally the Virginian pushed the ball Into Army's lines, but the long, well placed punting of Buckler frustrated their a 13 to 0 victory over Georgia Tech line. The ball wu recovered by Falrmen of Princeton.

gained before Nashville's greatest football The Crimson Tide continued to sweep over the Kentucky players and as the whistle blew, the wildcats just managed to stop Holley on their crowd, estimated at 25,000. 13 yards on three plunges, and Bales took, the ball across the Wolverine chance of srnrlna' It was Dixie who tossed a 28 yard Wake Forest Delaware 0, Grove City Bethany 0. Susquehanna 13; Swarthmore 0. Gettvsburar 7: Ursinus 3. Pin Dodgers .....2 A.

I. K.a 3 goal Une. place-kicked the pass to Surhelnrlch for a touchdown The long pass which won Army Its first touchdown was the only time tai the half that the soldiers were able one-yard line. turned Rossiter's punt 34 yards to Duke's 47 yard stripe. Feathers then broke off tacltle, shook off Duke tacklers, and ran 34 yard before Nick Laney, Duke halfback, tumbled him with a one-handed stab from behind.

Feathers made All Stars 0 in the first period and the same Roberta who dashed around end a few Trenton (N. Teachera 18; extra point A safety gave Michigan two points in the same period. John (Hurry) Cain, Alabama's all-Amerlcan fullback, did not get into to break through the splendid de Kutstown (Pa.) Teachers 0. LOTS OF DOING OR DYING minutes later for 29 yards and as- fense work of Worrall and Spack In tne game. other touchdown.

William and Mary's backfteld. ON OLD POMONA CAMPUS LOS ANGELES W) If Pomona After that swift scoring opening Early In the second -half Buckler Michigan 14; Princeton 7. Wisconsin 7: Ohio State 7, (Tie.) Ohio Wesleyan 24; Denison 0. Cincinnati 25; Wittenberg 6. college got credit for all the thrul quarter there were a number of brll uireo yaros to uuic yam stripe, Winn, cool and compased, placeklcktd the baU for the victory and Stancook hammered their way SPIDERS TOPPLE llant plays la spots.

Tech's defense rom mldfleld to the one-yard line. Ohio University 20; Georgetown lng plays which have been made on Its football field, Its fame might be greater than any school you can tightened and. aided by numerous margin. where Stancook picked up a fumble (Ky.) 0. Newport News High 31; Danville High 0.

Fork Union Hargrave 0. Glass High of Lynchburg Maury High of Norfolk 0. (Tie.) William and Mary (Norfolk Division) 13; V. P. S.

Freshman 0. Greenbriar Military School II; Augusta Military Academy 0. Sam Houston Teachers Texas Art and Industries 13. Oregon Normal 19; Albany 0. Scramento 13; California Aggies 8.

Emory and Henry 53; Mllligan 0, Sewanee Louisiana State 38. Fishburne Military School Woodberry Forrest 31. Va. Episcopal School 13; Danville Military Institute 0. Episcopal High (Alexandria) 13; Oilman (Baltimore) 0.

Emerson Institute Of St Johns (An-naDolls) Freshmen 13. DEMON DEACONS WIN NEWARK, Oct. 29. VP) Wake Forest's gridiron warriors eked out a 7 to 0 victory over the University of Delaware football team today. The final whistle ended a Delaware drive on Wake Forest's one-yard line.

All ot the points scored were made by Fullback Meyers, who, in three plays after he replaced Ed Lawson and dashed around end for a touch' down. name. Vanderbilt penalties, succeeded Jn keeping the Commodore backfleld under control la the last three pe But most of these dazzling gridiron H0AN0K COLLEGE rentael's Trfect punt out of bounds on the 14-yard line gave Simon a chance to cut Inside left end riods. performances, alas, are celluloid epics. The secret is there are but few palm That huge Vanderbilt line was too Muskingum 14; Akron 4.

Heidelberg 21; Mt. Union 0. Case 13; Baldwin Wallaceft, Marietta 15; Kenyon 7. Wooster Oberlin 0. Bowling Green Hiram 0, (Tie.) Ohio Northern 14; Capital 3.

Ashland Otterbeln 0, (Tie.) blocked out of the path while the Red Granges, Ed Beosons and the Four Horsemen gallop irom goal to goal to make last minute touchdowns. Sometimes punts start on Alumni field and are received in front of crowds of 100,000 on Bovard Field in Los Angeles, mere distance of 35 miles. for another score. trees on the Pomona campus, hence the moving picture Industry can sheot typical autumnal football scenes the second period, carried the ball over the goa line from the 12-yard A 13-yard pass and two telling Jabs off tackle gave Army the ball on the 13-yard line In the third quarter. The SALEM.

Va- Oct 29. VP) Pack' ing all their scoring punch in a SO there, Pomona footballers are obligingly line, jor tne contest oniy toucnaown yard drive that began midway in the Western (Mich.) Teachers 36; Iowa long-legged Frentzel galloped around the Virginians" left end for another State Teachers 0. first period, the University of Rich mond Spiders nosed out Roanoke Col lege here this afternoon, 7 to 0. Michigan State Normal 15; Mlchi. score.

gan 0. Simon then started to work. He threw two passes to Frentzel and Right Reserved to Limit Quantities much for the Jackets. Time and again they sought to pentrate the Commodore forward wall and often picked up a few yards but could make no sustained gains. Outside of two pretty dashes around end by Mc-Arthur, Tech's offense wu almost powerless.

Outside of Roberts' touchdown pass the air attack of both teams went for naught. Throughout the game, with one exception, Vanderbilt kept the ball In Tech territory. Tech got no nearer the Vandy goal than the 31 yard line. That was In the third period. The road to the score was paved on a weak kick by Suttner from his own Stanford University of California Maryland 12; Virginia Military 7.

North Carolina 13; 'North Carolina Horrall for a total gain of 33 yard. 30-yard line and the Spiders, taking 13. Nevada California 38. State, 0. Then he cut through the line for two the ball at mldfieid, chalked up the SjW i mi il iimr turn first downs and Army's fifth touch down.

touchdown in eleven plays. A 23-yard W. AM. Army Henderson LE Edwards Stewart LT Beall Anderson Gooch Bridges Bucknam 1KI "UK LUNCHES Meade Stillman WILL HAVE NO ATHLETIC PROBLEMS TO SOLVE He 35e Burdondy Martinet HersherV Old-Fashioned CIGARS KISSES WHIPPED SpeeUl Special CREAMS 5c 19c 25c 8 for X5e pound Pound Box NEW YORK mVTot. Albert Eta Quirk Hutchison Halllgan (e) Lawlor Cholko MacWilliam Worrall L.H........

Buckler Breen RH Johnson stein, when he takes the chair of mathematics In the new Institute for Oonaga Oregon 13. Montana Washington State 31. Defiance 13; Valparaiso 31. Qlennvllle 32; Concord 0. Ball Teachers Manchester 20.

Shattuck Military Academy Military Academy 6. (Tie.) Union Rose Poly 8, Oklahoma Oklahoma Aggies 7. Southern Methodist Texas 14. Oklahoma Baptist 13; Tulsa 19. Wichita 18; Hayes 3.

Southern Union Bowdon 0. Texas A. and M. Centennary 7, Pittsburgh 12; Notre Dame 0. Purdue 34; New York University 9 Michigan State 37; Syracuse 13, Army 33; William and Mary 0.

Yale Dartmouth 0. Brown 14; Harvard 0. Pennsylvania 14; Navy 0. Colgate 31; Penn State 0. Villanova 13; Bucknell 0.

Advanced Study to be situated some Spack Stancook Touchdowns: Army, Stancook a 10c where between Newark and Princeton, will not be asked to concern himself with any, problems arising Simon (sub for Broshoua), Frent FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY zel (sub for Johnson). I Life Buoy from the strategy or dimensions of Points after touchdown: Army the gridiron. Buckler, Broshous (sub for Buckler) Elliott (sub for MacWilliam). When Louis Bamberger, the mer chant announced an initial endow, ment of $5,000,000 for the establish. Officials; Referee, E.

Keegan (Plttsfield). Umpire. H. N. Merrilt 3 For Auburn 14; Mississippi 7.

Alabama 12; Kentucky 7. Virginia Poly 32; Washington and Lee 6. Richmond Roanoke 0. Davidson Clemson 7, (Tie.) Catawba 20; Guilford 7. Lenoir-Rhyne 13; Elon 7.

Vermont 19; Norwich 0. Upsala 18; Hartwlck 0. Drexel 28; Washington College 13. Geneva 12; Marshall 0. Waynesburg Westminister 0.

West Liberty 31: Wilmington 6. Juniata 51; Moravian 6, West Virginia 34; Marquette T. Minnesota Northwestern 0. Illinois 13; Chicago 7. Indiana 19; Mississippi State 0.

Washington U. 14: Missouri 6. Butler 14: Franklin 0. South Dakota Carleton 0. Hillsdale 33; Albion 6.

Depauw 33; Earlham 0. Miami 33; Wabash 0. Blufton Findlay 7 (tie). Hope Alma 0. Cornell (Iowa) Coe 0.

Ripon 12; Lawrence 7. Gustavue Adolphus 6t. Olaf 0. Upper Icwa 6: Luther 0. Virginia 20; St.

John's 8. Tulane South Carolina 0. Vanderbilt 12; Georgia Tech 0. Tennessee 16: Duke 13. Georgia 33: Florida 12.

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Randolph-Macon 20; Bridgwater 0. City College (NY) 18; Brooklyn College 7. N. Y. Aggies 13; Cooper Union 0.

W. Maryland 28; Loyola. 6. (Yale), linesman. H.

E. YonkerS' ment of the Institute he specified that it have no football team or any burg (Harvard). Field Judge, D. Kelly (Springfield). Washington and Jefferson La "couege activities" except study.

iff G3E93d dash off left tackle by Chaltaln on the first play after Richmond got the ball took the starch out of the Maroon' defense. After the ball was pushed up to the two-yard line Roanoke lost a yard on an offside penalty and Chaltaln drove over right guard for the six points. Dobson place-kicked the point The Maroons took the ball late in the quarter on their own 40-yard stripe and drove 69 yards down the field before the Spiders held for downs on their own one foot line shortly after the next period opened. A pass, Patrone to Russell, put Roanoke deep in Richmond territory and Rlngstaff and Patrone moved the oval to the three-foot marker, The Richmond line spilled Patrone 12 Inches short of the score on the last down. An Intercepted pass on the Roanoke 48 in the same period by Miley and a run back of 27 yards again put tne ball far into Spider territory but Matthews passed over the goal line for a touchback, DUOKPIN LEAGUE DEFERS MONDAY NIGHT'S GAMES Jn account of the Halloween celebration there will be no games scheduled In the Fair Play Duckpln League tomorrow night The schedule for the rest of the week will be as follows: Tuesday night D.

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Cy Grant a loose-hipped sophomore halfback from Cornelia, spun and punched his path through Florida's line here today for three touchdowns to lead Georgia to its first gridiron victory of the season, 33 to 13. It was a close game until the slender ball carrier from the red clay hllU ot North Georgia began his slashes off tackle and then it quickly turned into an utter rout Georgia far outgained the visitors, rolling up 34 first downs to seven, and gained about 80 yards to Florida's 70 with aerial attacks. A period Of costly fumbles in the first two quarters cost the Georgians dearly and for while It looked as though Florida might win through their mis-cues. Oeorgia gained 448 yards against 109 for Florida. Carl Shuman, Florida right tackle, suffered what physicians said wu a slight concussion of the brain in the third period.

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