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MIAMI DAILY NEWS, SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1932 MAIN NEWS SECTION PAGE NINE TECH CASHES IN ON FUMBLE TO BEAT FLORIDA 6-0 Proud Sons of John Harvard Given Sound Drubbing Blue-Backs of Eli by GATOR TEAM YALE SHOWS SIZING UP GRID SITUATION THROUGHOUT NATION AT A GLANCE TLAYS WELL ALABAMA CLEMSON GEORGIA SYRACUSE PCRDCE 3 Presbyterian Mn. 0 e-v. P. 25 Tulane ....34 13 Clarkson 8 54 St.

Lawrence 0 5 Southwestern HHM 0 53 MiM. Etat 0 POWER FOR FIRST TIME 14 Ga. Tech ...32 ON DEFENSE jn. btata .......13 N. Carolina U.

8 -6 Vanderbilt 13 12 Ohio Wesleyaa 1 19 Erakin a 8 S. M. ..18 28 George Washington. 6 3 Tenneascs S3 norma .12 12 Penn. Stats 8 0 South Carolina ....14 7 Davidson 7 18 Citadel 8 13 Mich.

Stats 2' 24 Mississippi .......13 7 N. T. TL. 13 32 Clemson 7 Auburn ............14 27 Oglethorpe 8 13 Kentucky 1 IS Georgia 32 V. P.

X. Roanoke 7 orgia 6 Maryland 7 William and Mary 0 3- W. A L. 6 fr Alabama ft 13 Virginia ti WASH. STATE OCoL of Idaho 0 0 Sou.

California ....20 7 California 2 SO Wllliamette 0 6 Oregon Stats 6 0 Colgate ....18 GA. TECH GAIXESVILLE, Nov. 19 9 V. P. 6 COLGATE 0 Columbia 0 32 Clemson 14 0 Georgia Tech.

6 41 St. Lawrence 0 (INS) Hurled back time after 8 Kentucky 12 TENNESSEE) 0 Auburn 8 43 North Carolina ....14 Niagara time, both by their own eager A KM 13 Chattanooga 0 33 Mississippi 83 Lafayett 14 N. Y. 0 ness and the stubborn defense 13 Furman 0 Vanderbilt ....12 14 Tulane ...2 8 Alabama 20 North Carolina ..7 7 Alabama 8 ill Penn. Stat 9 82 Miss.

CoU. 60 Maryviils 6 Florida 0 31 Montana 0 13 Idaho 0 10 Syracuse 0 16 Duke .13 GEORGETOWN 57 Carleton 13 Pittsburgh ..18 20 Tale 0 S3 William and 0 46 Harvard 0 COLUMBIA ol-an aroused Florida eleven, Georgia Tech's Yellowjackets narrowly escaped a scoreless deadlock here Saturday, nosing 31 Miss. Stats 0 Vanderbilt 0 26 Mt St Mary W. and J. 51 Middleburr 0 41 Lehigh 6 20 W.

Va. Wesleyaa TEXAS Detroit 7 28 Daniel Baker 0 -u frineeton 7 NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nor. 19. (UP) A Yale team that had been floundering all season found itself Saturday in "the bleak, wind-swept bowl and smashed out a sound 19 to 0 victory over Harvard, their football foe of 51 years' Yale made its first strike for victory early the first period when Claire Curtin recovered a fumble by Jack Crickard on Harvard's 45-yard stripe. On first down Bob Lassiter faded back to midfield, jigged a few steps 29 Kansas Stats IS 7 Minnesota 7 Wisconsin 6 7 Northwestern 7 34 N.

T. U. 37 Chicago 0 18 Iowa 25 Indiana 7 RUTGERS 9 Providence 8 20 Phila. M. A.

6 ON. Y. u. ..21 "-Delaware 0 Holy Cross 8 Johns Hopkins 0 Lfayette 8 1 Springfield 0 SEWANEB 'j Teachers 0 d-Sooth Carolina 7 Kentucky I lorida iu 6-Penn" Bi.t",'T.'r"'lS 8- Mississlppi 8. CALTFORNIA SS ftah 2-Wash.

state a 10 Oregon Stats 8 Loyola of L. 13 Stanford 27 California 7 33 Oregon 0 6 Carnegie Tech 6 22 Virginia 6 out the Uators, to 0. 4 Xavier 4b William 32 N. Dakota St. 0 1 W.

Va. 0 ACDCBN lne eiiowjackets cashed in on a uorneu 7 Navy 6 1M 7 Lafayette 0 Duqueene 14 Bucknell second quarter fumble for their lone OHIO 8 Indiana Rio Grunde i'ranklin 1. 4 Navy 'ooreetown i 1 Wittenberg 2oOhio OHIO STATE 3 Ohio Wesleyaa 7 Indiana 7 0 Michigan 0 Pittsburgh. 7 Wisconsin 7 20 Northwestern 6 li Pennsylvania 4t 5 Illinois 0 OKLAHOMA 7 Tulsa 31 Kansas 10 Texas .......17 2iH-Kansas state 8 Missouri 13 Iowa State ........12 0 Nebraska OREGON 20 Pacific University 7 Santa Clara 0 0 Washington 7 U. I ...12 22 Idaho 0 l.i Gonzaga 6 12 Oregon State 8 4) Sou.

California OREGON STATE 19 Gonzaga 0 32 Wllliamette, Stanford ...27 0 Sou. California ..10 6 Wash. State 8 8 Oregon .............12 3r Montana 8 6 fordham 8 PENNSYLVANIA SS Franklin and 0 C4 Swarthmors 14 Dartmouth 7 33 Lehigh 8 14 Navy 12 Pittsburgh 19 0 Ohio stale la TENN STATE touchdown. 61 Birra. Southern 0 Brown 7 0 Syracuse 0 CORNELL After Florida Lad baited Tech on 77 Eraklna 0 -18 the Gator nine-yard line, McAnly 13 UUK 7 6 Georgia Tech 0 72 Buffalo 0 7 Niagara W.

AND L. 0 Geo. Washington Davidson Navy 7 Kentucky William A Mary went back to punt bat fumbled the 19 Tulane 1 ...33 14 Ole Misa. 7 pass from center. Wilcox of Tech centenary ..13 85 Missouri 17 Oklahoma 18 Rice 8 148.

M. U. 6 1 Baylor 0 Texas Christian ...14 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 14 Denton Teachers 3 Louisiana 8 R5 Daniel Baker 84 Arkansas 17 Texas A. A M. 68 Austin College 27 Baylor 0 14 Texas 18 Rice 6 TULANE 28 Texas A.

and 14 ieorgla ..25 25-Hnward 0 14 Cauisiua 8 N. T. O. .39 19 Whlttenbera 7 Ohio 27 W. Va.

19 W. Va. Wesleyan .20 6 Bucknell 8 HARVARD 68 Buffalo 0 40 New Hampshire 0 46 Penn. Stat 10 Dartmouth 7 0 Brown ....14 0 Army .....40 7 Holy Cross 0 xa: ....18 HOLY CROSS 13 New River 8 26 Providence 8 32 Maine 8 9 Detroit 7 8 Kutger 0 8 Catholic C. 0 7 Brown ....10 Harvard 7 0 Manhattan 0 ILLINOIS 20 Miami Ohio) 1" Coe 0 dived on the ball on Florida's two- in a mnd puddle, and then rifled a 21 Florida 6 V.

p. I ....3: 7 Virginia 14 Georgia yard line. pass 32 yards -down the line and 0-rWest Virginia 19 Davis was thrown for a three-yard loss by Hughes, but Florida was off BROWN Maryland WEST VIRGINIA through the rain to Dud Parker, who caught it on the dead ran, as three Crimson tacklers hit him high, low 19 R- Stat 0 side and penalized to the one-yard MISSISSIPPI 49 Misa, St. Tea Jr Tennessee ..53 2t Howad 6 Centenary .....13 13 Alabama .24 7 Auburn ............14 Minnesota 27 yewannee 7 Southwestern 0 MISSOCKI 0 Northwestern 0 Texas 0 Kansas State ..25 0 Iowa State Washington ......14 14 Oklahoma 6 0 Kansas 7 NATS 0 W. and M.

3-! Washington Ohio 14 0 Princeton 0 Penn .14 6 Columbia 7 28 Maryland 7 0 Notre Dame 1.1 NEBRASKA ,12 Iowa State 8 6 Minnesota 7 0 Kansas .6 6 Kansas State 14 Iowa .....13 Pittsburgh 5 Oklahoma. 0 NEW YORK V. S3 Hobart 0 ill Rutgere Georgetown 0 Colgate ..14 Purdue .34 13 Georgia 7 Pordhani 7 NORTH CAROLINA 0 Wake Forest 0 7 Vanderbilt 7 Tennessee 6 Georgia 8 14 rGeorgia Tech N. Carolina 0 1" Florida ............13 12 Davidson Duke N. C.

STATE 38 Appalachian 0 Hichmond 0 1J Clemson W'ake Forest 17 Florida 6 North Carolina ....13 7 Davidson 3 6 Duke 0 NORTHWESTERN 27 Missouri 0 fi Michigan ...15 28 Illinoia 0 7 Purdue 7 Minnesota 7 8 Ohio State 20 0 Notre Dame 4i Iowa 6 NOTRE DA ME 73 HaskHI 2 Drake 0 Carnitrie Tech Pittpi.urgh r' 24 KansHs 6 i-'l Norihwi-siern ft 1 Navy KANSAS 13 Denver ...12 Oklahoma ..21 26 Iowa Stat Nebraska 6 St. Louis 0 6 Notre Dame .2 7 Missouri 14 Kansas State 0 KESTCCKT 25 V. M. 18 Sewanee i) 12 Georgia Tech 6 63 Wash, and Lea 7 v. n.

i. 7 7 Alabama .12 0 Duke 13 luiane a LAFAYETTE Muhlenberg 0 Dartmouth 6 Colgate S5 5 Texas Christian 3 6 Bucknell ...14 W. J. 6 Rutgers 7 St. John 2i Lehieh 6 LA.

STATE 8 Rice 30 Spring Hill 0 2 Mississippi State 0 14 Arkansas fl ft S. Carolina 0 0 Centenary 6 MANHATTAN St. Bonaventure S2 ist. Joseph WM 2 SI Soton Hall 0 0 St. Thomas 7 7 Catholic U.

1 2( Oglethorpe 7 28 Clarkaon 0 Holy Croea 0 MARYLAND 'j 63 Wash. College 0 6 Virginia 7 0 V. p. ............23 Duke .....84 24 St. John 7 12 V.

M. I. ...7 0 Vanderbilt .1:1 7 Navy 6 Wash. Lee MICHIGAN 26 Mien. State 0 15 Northwestern 6 14 Ohio State 0 33 Illinois 14 Princeton 7 7 Indiana .........0 12 Chicaxo 3 Minnesota 0 MINNESOTA 12 S.

Dakota State Purdue 7 i 7 Nebraska 6 21 Iowa 6 7 Northwestern it 2tl Mississippi 0 13 WisoonHln ,2 0 Michigan 3 13 Springfield Duquesne 8 7 zalet 2 line. The Gators fought furiously and the Jackets required four plays to 0 Pittsburgh 11 Tutta and medium. The next play saw gigantic Joe Crowley tear through tie Harvard defensive to the three-yard IJ Temple ..14 14 Havard 14 W. Va. Wesleyan 10 Holy Cross 7 ii Klcnmona 0 Prtncetoa 0 0 Columbia 8 40 Albright ...14 21 Dartmouth 6 DARTMOUTH 73 Norwich 0 32 Vermont t) Latayette 7 Penn.

......14 7 Harvard ...........10 0 Yale 8 25 New Hampshire 0 6 Cornell 21 DCKJS 13 Davidson 0 44 V. M. I. 7 Auburn 34 Maryland 0 -Wah Forest 1H Tennessee 18 13 Kentucky 0 0 i. Carolina St.

6 1 Xortb Carolina 0 DRAKE 8. CAROLINA Sewanee 3 lj Detroit 1 carry the ball over. Davis nosed over on the fourth trial and Wilcox missed the kick. o4 Marquette 7 line where on the third down, Fullback Levering lugged it across. Quar 7 Villanova 6 I Columbia u.

6 CALIFORNIA 19 Georgetown 0 1 W. A L. Statistics on the furious battle 2o Davis Elkins ....12 20 Calif. Agstea io Bradley 0 terback Sullivan then caught the Crimson team flat footed, sweeping West Coast W. AND M.

0 Santa Clara wane Forest 8 19 Wofford 0 0 Clemson .14 Tulane 8 Louisiana Stats 8 Furman ......14 1 Citadel 0 8. M. C. right end for the extra point. 22 Wash.

State a Roanoke lale swung into the attack soon Olympic Club .1 rtandolpn-Macon ..13 Northwestern .26 Michigan .....32 13 Chicago 7 12 Wisconsin 20 14 Indiana 8 Ohio state Si INDIANA Ohio Unity 1 7 Ohio Stale 7 12 frt. Mary' Navy v. f. 1. 7 2 Wash, fctate 7 Wasbtnston 7 27 47 Guilford it after the second half kick-off.

The Blue teani marched 55 yards in six plays for a touchdown. Lassiter, the' high striding, swivel hipped North 38 Nevada 7 wash, and Lee 31 Slmpaun Arrny 7 So. California Stanford 12 Iowa 0 27 Lebanon Valley 0 tt Wayneeburg 7 Harvard 48 6 Syracuse .12 8 Colgate .....31 18 Sewannee 8 Li Temple .1 PITTSBURGH 77 Brideewater 0 20 V. M. I ..7 George Washington.

12 Carolinian, started the push when he streaked around right end for 15 yards and a first down ou Harvard's CARNEGIE TECH 7 Genera 0 0 Notre Dame .......62 0 Grinnell 7 Butler 0 6 Washington 13 Iowa state 34 FLORIDA 19 Sew nee In 7 Chicago ...13 19 Miss. Stat 0 0 Michigan 7 6 Illinois ...18 7 Purdue ......25 IOWA Vanderbilt 8 7 Auburn 8- Carolina 20 Georgia Tech 14 --Kentucky 3 28 Sewanee 0 2 VANDERBILT 20 Mercer 7 so N- Carolina 7 uST1'" Ureen Teach. 6 Tulane 12 Georgia 8 12 Georgia Tech it 13 Maryland Tennessee VIRGINIA 82 Hampden-Sydney 0 7 Maryland 12 Roanoke 0 6 Columbia .22 4 V. M. 6 20 St.

John 6 W. 7 V. P. 13 V. M.

1. 18 King 8 Kentucky i.2:i Duks .4 6 Citadel ..12 It Davidson 8 Virginia 4 '7 Maryland ..........12 7 W. A M. 20 Richmond 7 WISCONSIN 19 Western Reserve 0 40-yard stripe. 47 Ohio Northern 0 40 West Virginia 0 33 Duquesna 7 Marauetto a sound like material for a "Believe It or Not" creation.

Tech made only six first downs to five, yet the Jackets showed net gains of 187 yards from scrimmage against a net of only 21 for the Gators, Florida picking up a total of 60 yards but losing 39. Several of Tech's sallies penetrated deep into Florida territory but none carried the Jackets over the goal line, although "once the ball was all but resting against the white-chalked double stripes. It was a caprice of fate that Tech could score only after recovering a fumble on the two-yard line. Dave Wilcox recovered McAnly's fumble, and then the Tech troubles began in earnest. "Wink" Davis was thrown for a three-yard loss by Hughes, but a Florida penalty put the ball on the one-yard line.

Davis finally scored on 81 Bradley Tech 7 W. J. 8 0 Notra Dam 42 7 Tempi 7 27 Citadel 7 0 N. Texas Tea 0 0 Texas Tech 8 0 Rice 8 Syracuse 6 6 Texas ....14 0 Texas A. A M.

0 13 Arkansas 7 Baylor Ill STANFORD 8 Olympio Club 0 20 San Francisco 7 27 Oregon 8tate 0 14 Santa Clara 0 28 West Coast Army 0 0 IJ. So. California .13 7 ir. S. L.

A 1.1 15 Washington 18 0 California 0 34 Iowa 8 N. Carolina State ..17 is Army .......13 6 Purdue 7 Wisconsin .34 Indiana 12 8 Minnesota 21' 13 Xavler 3 Coe It Ohio 6tnt 0 12 Notre Dame 12 Georgia ....33 13 North Carolina ....18 13 Nebraska ...........14 littsburgh 6 CHICAGO 19 Pennsylvania ......12 6 Auburn ......21 0 Georgia Tech 6 FORD HAM ll i'urrtue 6 North western .44 IOWA STATE 7 Ohio State 7 20Tllinols ..12 Minnesota .13 1 Chicago 7 TALK Nebraska 6 Carnegie Tech 0 PRINCETON Harvard middle for 12 yards more. Two more plunges, one by Crowley, one by Lassiter, put the ball on the lG-yard line. Lassiter, behind magnificent interference, breezed around Nazro's end to the two-yard line. The ball was then given to Levering, ami-that deiiendnble young man punched it across.

Curtin's try for the extra 41 Monmouth 0 60 Baltimore 0 21 Pimpson 0 7 Tal 1 30 BuckneU 0 2 Mornlngslde 0 23 Amherst 20 Knox liebanoo Valley ii Nebraska ..12 Eates (I l't Indiana 7 l.s Micmgan stat 0 Boston College 3 7 olurnlna Cornell Nnvy 7 Michigan ST. MART'S 0 It ...14 14 St. Mary 0 1 Kansas .......26 Missouri 0 Kansas State .....31 12 Oklahoma S4 Drak .13 7 Illinois 11 0 Purdue 37 Jtiobiiian u. 12 7 Wisconsin 18 1 iiicago 7 2 Brown 7 Army 11 8 -lartmouth 41 7 Princeton 7 I i Torn la 1 point failed. 7 N.

T. IT. 0 8 Oregon State 8 I Lehigh ..12 ..14 '7 -Kordhaiu IT. c. L.

A Yule Yalo paved the way for its third in Havard aud final touchdown lute in the third fourth down. Front then on the Jackets engaged lieriod when a Harvard lateral went haywire and was recovered by Gam- FOOTBALLTRESULTS in one continuous march after an DUKE DEFEATS TARHEELS TO WIN BIG FIVE CROWN sey, substitute end. On the Crimson 20-yard stripe. vTwo drives at the line yielding nothing, Lassiter dropped back and shot a pass that Parker took MIOIH.E WEST Indiana Teachers 7 Shipienshurs 6 BAY SHORE GOLF LINKS 1 TO OPEN THANKSGIVING Tae Bay Shore golf course, Carl G. Fisher's central Miami Beach links, will open its 13th season on Thanksgiving day under the management of William E.

Hayes. The La Gorce, Fisher's other Beach course will open its doors New Year's over his shoulder as he crossed the goal line, MacWilliamsou dropped Wert Virginia Randolph Macon Virginia Union Lockhaven Michiga 3 Minnesota SOUTH Davis "Elkins ..14 Roanoke N. C. Slippery KoUc ...28 Hewanee other into Florida's territory, but each time the Gators successfully applied themselves to the task of baiting the Jackets. The Jackets did not show the drive and precision displayed in earlier games in the first half when they missed three chances to score.

Once the Florida line, ably assisted by Hughes, forced them to punt. Another time the Gators recovered a lateral fumbled by Fat Barron and again Barron fumbled after making a back to drop-kick the extra point, but CHAPEL HILL, N. Nov. 19. (UP) Duke university defeated University of North Carolina for the first time in Tulane never got a chance as a bad puss from Maryland Notre Dame Ohio State l'nrdue Wisconsin Northwestern Bradley W.

and L. center forced him to dive on the bull. Yale, with almost an entire substi William and Mary.10 Emory and Henry li Hampden Sydney. .2." St. Johns 7 Allegheny Rethanv 11 West Liberty ....131 Cedarville 11 u9 years Saturday, 7 to 0, and, in addition, won the North Carolina big five conference title.

A crowd of 15,000 spectators saw the contest, ...12 Navy -'1 rilnois ..2" Indiana I'bicago ,...44 Iowa 7 a mi- Milliken W. J. ...12 Itepaul ..33 Shuitleff 1 tl Wabash ...32 t'rane Drake tute team, came within an ace of scoring again when Williamson returned Duke 0 Oday. 6 ii II 0 ..13 0 The victory Saturday settled a nAAirn nrviir Crickard's partially blocked punt to Marquetie North Dakota Illini Wesleyan I lepanw Wheaton Iowa State Creighton Luther S. C.

Auburn Georgia Tech I JN. 19 Citadel .....14 Georgia 8 Florida 7 Southwestern scoreless tie of two years' standing. Harvard's six yard hue. This drive CANRON TAKES 20-yard gain. Georgia Tech .0 6:0 06 Mississippi Ma ryville The two teams tied, 0-0, in 1930 and 1931.

Duke, then Trinity -college, de .12 AppnlachiHn T. was thwarted, however, when Williamson fumbled and Captain Carl Uager- MAKUUlNd DUW TO WISCONSIN ...0" 0 0 00 The course, which has been closed since' May, has been put in excellent condition for the opening. The concealed sprinkler system, which was installed last year, has made the fair 'F1. loriila i Parris. la.

Marinee.3M fHa lcios Teachers -1 H4 pKon Iowa Lake- Forest Birmingham Teach. hiH feated North Carolina for the last man recovered for Harvard. .13 BOWIE UPSET Tennessee Teachers fi Tennessee Jr. time bark in 1803, 6 to. 4.

25 Ohio Wesleyaa 0 Yale 6 019 RAMS DEFEAT way a green velvet Carpet from the JSAST -Upsala 8 Wagner Yale Harvard Manhattan Holv f'm 6 tt 0 The Blue Devils scored their touchdown in the first quarter and from Augustana Oh.io U. Wonwter liluft'ton Ca se Kenyon Akrnn Nebraska Kansas tees to the greens. 0 that point on, the two teams battled 1 Demsnn 2 Wilmington ..14 Case 2 Ashland 0 Otterbeln Oklahoma .....19 Kansas state FAR WEST Mr. Hayes and Al' Sterman. desk OREGON STATE in near 'mid-field, exchanging punts Rensselear 8 Norwich Columbia Syracuse Army 7.W, Va.

Wes. Alfred 0 Baltimore 0 0 0 clerk, will be the only new faces' at without advantage to either side. Boston College ..21 Boston IV Coach Chuck Collins of North Car the club this season. Hayes succeeds Glen Adams as secretary and manager nillinza Poly Tufts 6 Mass. State XEW IOEK.

Nov. 19. (UP) olina protested the single touchdown, ...13 Idaho (S. branch) 0 ot tne two courses. He has, been in Montana Mines tirfirroil College (iccidental Stanford ....14 Ponmna ...13 Fordham 8 Oregon State Wesleyan .........13 Rochester Rutgers 18 Springfield The scoring advantage started when a Duke punt struck a Carolina back Ford ham university made it two straight over football teams from the California the Fisher organization for a number of years, having been assistant man .....12 S.

Dakota It Bitt Carnegie Tech Harvard ..0 0,0 0 BENEFIT RING CARDSLATED noward Livingston, cooperating with the Lindley de Garino post of the American Legion, will stage a benefit fight show Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden arena for sufferers of the recent Santa Crui del Sur disaster in Cuba. The card will consist of 40 rounds Wllliamette 8 Whitman fl Pacific coast this season -when it de Geneva 1 Westminster and Means recovered for Duke on the ager of the Nautilus and Montank New River .......12 Wavnesburir BOWIE, Md Nor. 19. (LNS) W. W.

Vaghan's Canron, a Maryland-bred daughter of Catalan and Bona, drove to an upset victory over a muddy track in the- 10th Prince George Autumn handicap here Saturday afternoon. She got up in a stirring stretch drive to snatch a neck decision over G. IL Bostwick's Pom-peius, while the Anall stable's Lar-ranaga was third in the field of 10 three-year-olds. Canron paid $20.50 and added $4,725 to her earnings. She stepped over the mile and a sixteenth in 1:49 1-5.

Under Buddy Hanford's gifted ban- Carolina 20-yard line. nncnam loung ..18 I tah Aggies 6 Utah t. Hi Colorado Aggies 0 Manor hotels for the past five years. CHICAGO. Not.

19. (INS) The Grand Old Man of the Midway sang his swan song Saturday. And it was a song of defeat. Coach A. A.

Stagg's r.Olst game was lost to Wisconsin. IS to 7. The Badgers scored before the game was very many minutes old, Strain climaxing a march down the field by plunging over for a touchdown. Chicago retaliated early in the second quarter, smashing the ball to the two-over. Pat Page, kicked goal to give the Maroons a temporary lead.

The lead was short-lived, however, for Wisconsin began another touchdown march which ended with a forward lateral pass from Smith to Schneller to Rabat, who scamnered AUU fUUTH John Brophy, who has been profes Hattiesburg .32 Delta Teachers ..20 Villanova 7 Temple Swarthmore 6 Dickinson Suequenhenna 12 Juniata W. Chester .20 Millersvllle Lafayette 25 Lehiih North Carolina was penalized its five-yard line when Coach Collins went out on the field to protest the sional at the club since it first SOUTHWEST Baylor la s. m. V. opened, will be back again this sea Albright i 6 Lebanon Valley Texas Christian ..18 Riro 6 decision.

Mason hit the line twice. son with Joe Zicman and Mark AIJU -MIDDLE WEST Muhlenburc p. M. C. Delaware 6 Haverford Nebraska 5 Oklahoma 0 and Laney drove over left guard for the touchdown.

Cornelius place- Pleasant ay his assistants. Al Mar- qua again will caterer for both kicked extra point. clubs, John Dougherty in charge of Before that Duke had threatened MORE THAN 100 HOUNDS tlie locker room and Bill Ryan caddy of fighting. Four bouts already have been closed. They, pit Garner Johns against Joe Bacardi.

Paul iWestbrook against Al Morale, Tny Toledo against California Jitrmie, Ben when 'Wenta, end, blocked and recovered Woollen's punt on Carolina's 33 yard line, but the Tarheel line held. dling, Canrou was always a forward factor. The; Omaha lad rested liis mount within striking distance of the pace set by Pompeius and making his move from the quarter pole steadilv across for the marker. master. In addition to the Miami Beach women's championship which will I)e held in the first week of Februarv.

feated Oregon State university, 8 to 6, on a field of mud Saturday before 5,000 spectators. Two weeks ago the Maroon eleven defeated St Mary's of California, 14-0. With rain pouring down during most of the afternoon and the playing field covered with water, the Fordham eleven came from behind to tie the score in the ceond period and capitalized then on the breaks caused by the weather to win the game with a safety in the final session. Oregon State clicked for a brief interval in the first period. This wag when 145-pound left halfback Tommy Ward dove six yards through the mud for a touchdown.

Otherwise Ford-ham's power and coordination dominated the ragged play of the Oregon eleven. Fordham kept the ball almost constantly in opposition territory; Fordham 0 6 t) 2 8 Oregon State 6 0 06 Rossiter, Duke's punter, outkicked The third Wisconsin touchdown was scored in the third period when Welch and Joe MaruccL Walloping Wallace, who has won Burnett, Carolina, during the second quarter and Duke reached Carolina's Haworth recovered Sahlin's fumble of overhauled the tenacious leader and Hayes is planning a men's tourney for edged stoutly into the van in the a punt, on Chicago's 11-yard line. HERE FOR FLAGLER MEET More than 100 thoroughbred greyhounds, including several of the country's best, arc already quartered at the West Flagler Kennel club, which opens a 45-day meeting Dec. 10. 2j-yard line, but the quarter ended cs final 50 yards.

Smith and Peterson hit the line for a long Duke pass was his last two starts by knockout in less than two rounds, and Baby Nor wood, who last week outpointed Kay Kirkpatrick, also will appear on the seven yards and then Smith waderl Larranaga met with the snm ill A lo-yard penalty for hold in on through for the touchdown. the kiitkoff play put Carolina with its card. Wisconsin 6 6 6 0 IS fortune wBTch has dogged his two other efforts in this sector. He failed to break in good order, being slightly Fighters appearing on the card will jLun iiriu is rue lurgeiir ever to tw.u Duck to its goal line and Duke began a punting game to protect ita lead. Duke lost the ball three times by fumbles during the third quarter but kennc-led at a Miami track this early the Hay fcuore course this reason.

This tourney will not replace the Miami Beach men's championship at the La Gorce links. "I expect the course to have one of the best seasons in recent years," Hayes said. "This prediction is based on the number of new applications for memberships and early reservations by the old members," he added. Thisseason the course is offering a strip membership which is good for 10 rounds any time during the sea Chicago 0 7 0 0 7 5 Teams Enter in the season, which indicates the battle for half their usual purses, use of the arena will be donated by Livingston and the post will waive its South Carolina tne line stopped Carolina drives. share of the gate.

A fnmble by McCaskill of North Defeats Citadel siuewayg wnen the tape flickered. He was rushed up on the inside by Kurt-singer and richly deserved tbe show spoils. Though rain fell in the early after-! noon, over 10,000 fans journeyed out' to the popular Bowie course for the day's sport. The clubhouse was Girls9 Cage Loop Carolina, recovered by J. Dunlap, LAFAYETTE TRIMS COLUMBIA, S.

Nov. 19. NEWBERRY IS HELD TO TIE BY WOFFORD Five teams have already signed ud number of dogs to race over the Flagler oral this year -will far exceed that of last year. Three hundred and fifty hounds raced during the West Flagler meet. Dog owners, who lave already arrived with their kennels are r.

E. Garrett, Frank Falk, Lew Morgan. George Garrett, Miss F. Koontz, Homer Moore. Charles Ilolmes and (INS) Scoring in each of the final LEHIGH BY 25 TO 6 three periods, a revamped University for the Miami Beach Women's Basketball league, which gets under way son.

1he membership is interchangeable subject to the rules and regula studded with celebrities, including a large New Torfc delegation headed by of South Carolina eleven scored a 19- EASTON, Nov. 19. (INS) to-0 victory over the Citadel Bulldogs uuKe substitute, on Carolina's 33-yard line started Duke advancing with first downs on the 22 and eight yard lines, but Carolina held on its three-yard line and Burnett punted to his 30-yard line. Duke reached the Carolina 20-yard line as the game ended. Duke 7 0.

0 07 North Carolina 0 0 0 00 witn piay tne early part of January. The circuit probably will be composed of eight teams. Any other ag Lafayette skidded to a 25-to-6 vic tions ot tne club. The course with 5.S9." yardage for the short layout and 6.295 for the here Saturday before 5,000 persons. jonn uurry, of Tammany hall.

RUTGERS DEFEATS tory over Lehigh here Saturday after Jack Spencer. gregations wishing to enter should noon in the GOth meeting on the grid Earl Clary, Gamecock backfield star, made two of his team's scores while a 17-yard pass, Mauney to With Garrett comes Garrvowen get in toucn wita Marion Wood at SPRINGFIELD, 18-0 the Miami Beach recreation Boy, winner of the 1931 Irish derby, and such i other outstanding grey Brown, accounted for the third long course, has r. par of 3(5-36 72 for the sporty layout. Par: Out 514 345 34436 In 345 454 4313072 WAIT'LL, HE GROWS II marker. Two practice, one on Tuesday nicht SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov.

19. hounds as Brandy Soda, Hindustan and Van ton a. MARINES SMOTHER The Gamecocks carried the ball to (i-o; un a cay more suitable to SPARTANBURG, S. Nov. 19.

(UP) Wofford and Xewberry played to an eccentric 20-20 tie here Sat-Tfrday before 2,000 spectators. Newberry crossed the goal line more times, but a 75-yard run for touchdown by Smeleo was disallowed and Newberry was penalized 15 yards for clipping on the play. Smeleo was the star of the game, returning a kick-off 80 yards for one touchdown, and scoring another through the line, and the third from another 80-yard run from scrimmage. Bouknight, Funderburk and Monroe scored touchdowns for Wofford. Wofford 0 720 Newherry 0 14 0 620 Citadel's one-yard line in the second Lew Morgan has three outstandins PRESBYTERIAN 11 and the other on Thursday, are slated for the girls this week at Flamingo park.

Both drills will start at water polo than football, the Rutgers period but lacked the power to drive hourtds in Kro Flite. Cincinnatug and i iron between the traditional rivals. Two touchdowns in the first period and one each on the third and fourth quarters gave Lafayette a well-earned victory. Lehigh's only touchdown fid-lowed a blocked punt in the second period. Bialek, Stanley and Fox earned the points for the while Captain Short accnuuted for the Lehigh tally.

Lehigh 0 0 0 00 Lafayette 12 0 7 625 varsity defeated Springfield college, over for a touchdown. IS to 0, id i came that showed the DENVER. Nov. 19. Ed Prante.

Dark Celt, while Miss Koontz has four dogs Not-So-Bad, Ladys Man, Although his gains were few. La PAKKIS ISLAND, S. Nov. 19. (LP) Parri Island Marines rmt.

Jerseyites to be superior mudlarks. 22-year-old Colorado heavyweight, is 6 feet 5 inches tall and weighs 220. km Jennings carried the weight of U-RascaUT, and Sylvia Boy which :30 p. in. CROSS-COUNTRY RUN CAPTURED BY DUKE J.

ne scarlet blocked two licks in classed "resbytenan Junior college, "9 to 0, here Saturday. Hitt of Pres the second Quarter to pave th wr the Citadel running attack. Jennings was stopped at the line of scrim ne's won 21 of 28 bouts by knock were standouts on the mid-western tracks last summer. outs. for a pair of touchdowns, gained byterian ran a punt back 53 yards to mage on most of bis tries.

Several more kennels are expected against a reserve Springfield line. the Marine one-foot line, but that was In the third quarter Arnie Truei. South Carolina 0 0 6 719 Citadel 0 0 0 0 0 to arrive at the West Flagler this week, including several from the best the Deacons could do. CHAPEL HILL, X. Nov.

19 (UP) Duke tiniversity won the Southern conference croas-country title here tods when Jrr TZrm star Saturday's contest, swept around Springfield's left end of 21 yards and the last score of the em. BAY STATE ELEVEN BEATEN BY TUFTS Bob Bird tied for first place ill the I SIX GABLES NET NEWS FREE GOLF SCHOOL WILL CLOSE THIS WEEK The Miami Daily News free srolf school is to dose tin The victory brought to an end the most successful season Rutgers has known since 1924 when Homer Hazel wore the scarlet. line time of 27:21.8 and Capt. Red Lewis finished 100 yards behind in TILTS SCHEDULED third place. The team scores were Duke, 23 Springfield 0 0 0 00 Six matches are scheduled in the Carolina.

43: V. M. L. r8; 12 6 0 IS HOLY CROSS BATTLED TO TIE BY MANHATTAN NEW Y0KK, Nov. 19.

(INS) Playing- under the most discouraging conditions in a steady downpour of rain and a slippery, mud-caked field, a valiant Manhattan eleven ought off a highly-favored Holy Cross team here Saturday afternoon to achieve a 0 to 0 tie. MEDFOUD, N-v. 19. (INS) Stopping Louis Bush, Massachusetts state football high scorer, Tufta defeated Massachusetts State in rain Saturday afternoon, 6 to 2. In the second period Tufts began a ti5-yard line plunging march for Tennessee, 125; Washington and Lee and Mississippi, competed but out.

BALTIMORE IS HELD week. The women will take their third lesson Tuesday and their final one "Wednesday, -while the men will nceivp" thr-ir necora oi we me-miie ran was TO TIE BY ALFRED fourth set of instructions Friday. established in 1927 by Galen Elliott of North Carolina, from whom Duke touchdown, Sammy Claymna, bulletlike field general of the Elephants, scoring1. Clayman failed to boot the The school opened four weeks ago wrested the title today. Elliott's Coral Gables men's singles round robin tennis tournament this afternoon on the Granada clay courts.

Opening tilts are carded for 2 p. m. The schedule follows: 2 p. m. Arthur Hilmer vs.

Walter Grainey, Joe Whalen vs. Stewart Kenyon. 3 p. m. E.

J. Ilarbett vs. George Gallet, Eddit Purcell vs. Joe Alliree. 4 p.

m. Carl Schmitz vs. Dave MacDonald, Steve Zacber va Larry Larson. ball in a try for the extra point. time was 26:26, but today's time was considered exceptional in view of the rainy weather and heavy course.

In the third period Fullback Grin- Manhattan adherents found the tie? ELMIRA, N. Nor. 19. (INS) Grid teams of Alfred and Baltimore universities concluded their seasons in an 0-to-0 deadlock on the bogged Elmira High school field here Saturday afternoon: About 500 fans of the expected 4,500 crowd bordered the sidelines while a of rain and sleet fell. an occasion for celebration in that the Crusaders were favored to win by at CAGE MEETING noil of Tufts attempted to punt from behind his own goal line but Tiko-sofki, State end, rushed into block the ball for State's two points in a pile up over Grinnell as he fell.

SLATED TOMORROW at the Miami Biltmore links. The second class was held at the Miami Country club, the third at the Miami Beach municipal course and the fourth scheduled lessons will be held at the Miami Springs course. The second lesson slated in the women's division was rained out at the Miami Country club and will be made up at 2 p. m. Wednesday at the Bay Shore course, Miami Beach.

Tufts 0 6 0 0 Massachusetts State. 0 0 2 0 2 HAMPTON SIDNEY BEATS ST. JOHNS the postponed lesson at his Bay Shore course. Brophy, believing the school has been a great benefit to Miami golfers, readily agreed to give the lesson. He will be aided by his two assistants-Joe Zieman and Mark Pleasant.

The Bay Shore course will open its 1932-33 season on the following day. Al Marqua, caterer at the club, joining in the spirit of the school with W. E. Hayes, manager, iy to serve tea for the women following the let-son. Brophy has made but one re-rjnest that the women be on time for the lesson.

During the course instruction the liav hh- divided iiita three groups. Everhart and away on the one-yard line, stopped' a fourth down plunge in its tracks. Thereafter the Crusaders had something the better of the play but on four different occasions the Kelly Greens took the ball on downs inside the 20-yard line. The weather, which limited the attendance to 5.000, also cramped the Playing style of both teams. The forward pass was used only sparingly and not one was completed by either team.

The Crusaders tried eight and Manhattan two. Over the name Holv SHEPHERD COLLEGE least 20 points. The more enthusiastic of the Manhattan adherents tore down the goal posts and carried them away as souvenirs. Aa the game was played the Kelly Greens deserved their tie, too. The breaks of the sudden game were evenly distributed but the most damaging.

fumble on the 20-yard line, went against the Green. DOWNS GALLAUDET The two lessons at Miami Snrincsl U. S. POLO TEAM BEATS ARGENTINA BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 19.

(UP) A representative United States polo team composed of four of the players who. came here to compete in the Ar- RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 19. (INS) The Tigers of Hampden Sidney mauled a weak St. Johns eleven Saturday and defeated the Jnnnies.

25 to 7. Humphreys was the l.ig will be held at 4 p. m. I The Daily News, feeling that Plans for the organization of a T. M.

A. Sunday School Basketball league, to open play the early part of January, will be furthered at a meeting of team managers at 7:45 p. m. tomorrow at the Y. M.

A. A six-team circuit probably will be formed. Four teams, Stanton Memorial, Temple Baptist. Kader Memorial aud First Baptist chnrch have already asked for berths in the league. Any other teams wishing to enter should have a representative at tomorrows gathering.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19. (INS) The Shepherd Ciilkv Ram. tnvl gun in tne winners' offensive, with the" 'Gallaudet rjll eleven Sat- iIVag. i 1.

1 across two tnnciNfnwiis. In ihe sc- i nniav four year-round professionals Ned Everhart. Miami Biltmore; Kill Pair-j man, Miami Country club: Art treason. Miami Bench municipal, and winninsr easily by a 4l-to-imth- In thfa Bituation, midway in the hjanhattan four mm quarter uumpiirv.vs plunged overling score. Gailaudet closed its season g'-tituie Ojn, won the first game of a serie for the Americas cup from Argentina Saturday, 9-6.

U. S. 031 023 009 nsiriiciing tne. lieguincrx. rainnnn irxra ine one-vara line and -in the first period, the fc-elly Greens rose in Manhattan without winning a game and has not scored a single point sir.ee early in 0 00 00 Millie ikiw, Springs had donj ironing tiie wrinMe of lite pupils their share in maVin" the a their might and turned the Crusader 'Holy Cross third, skirted right end for 50 yards to his second score.

j. j-fj 4. or. a a 1-4 Argentina 112 200 00 6 success, asked Johnnv Bronhv to bold! 4.