The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 9

NINE At 1 Ohio State Marches Past Purdue in Big Ten Feature, 13 to 0 LINCOLN SUNDAY JOURNAC AND STAR, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1937 Brief Notes From the Nation's World Series Battle Lines Being Drawn for All-New York Contest College Gridiron Battlefronts LAST PREP IMF BOUTS ON SLATE AS Rowling OOMJtMU IAX LXAGXKs 1 prt.i Browns 7 I .7781 Earl Woods 4 Lincoln L. I .7711 F. Service 4 Ultje Joes i lows-Neb. 4 5 B. ef Ed 1 Liberty 4 N'wspapere 4 Conoco Brass Kali 4 5 .4441 K.

of C. IT DRIVE Hft SHARE pet .444 .444 .444 .444 Pennsylvania 28, Maryland 21 Fans Divide Into Power vs. from Halfback Eddie Bayne In the first quarter to fall over the goal PHILADELPHIA. UP). An alert 1L PIN a medal on Johnny Howell.

As Gam Captain Johnny led the Cornhusker team to one of the une lor ine initial toucnaown. Kentucky 6, Xavler 0. University of Pennsylvania football team come from behind to beat Maryland, 28 to 21, before a Pitching Camps for 'Subway BY GEORGE KIRKSEY. NEW YORK. (UP).

World se CINCINNATI. UP). Scoring the games, both to the Giants last year. Yankee favoritism is reflected in the official betting odds quoted Saturday by Jack Doyle, Broadway commissioner. Doyle's prices follow: Serteei Tanks, I to against, Giants.

to against. Hint garnet tanke, 1 to against) Gluts, to against. crowd of 30,000. The Quakers, led great upset In Cornhusker hU tOTY. It wasn't HnwH'.

ntirtr. omy toucnaown oi tne game in tne by sophomore Quarterback Bill final quarter, on a 27 yard pass High Tea Individuals. Ave. I Ave. Kossek 17! Snider 171 Peglsr 101 i Cleveland 17t Lsasure ISO.

Telgeler 17S Fitch lSliWilils 17d Vlcek 17 tMNNtB LEAGUE. Pet Pet, R'bgr Inn 0 1.0U0 iaiewav 4 5 .444 All Serv. 1 arts o. B. Tn-as 1 8 Ml Purdue's Cecil Isbell No Auburn Meets Falls City in Koepsell, of Hudson Falls, N.

backing that surprised at tha Omaha lad haa given alwayi a good account of himself as a field ries battle lines are being drawn struck thru the air with startling arter repeated futile attempts, tne University of Kentucky Wildcats defeated' the Xavier university suddenness for three touchdowns lor tne fifth "subway series open' Match for Hammering Ohio Machine. Southeast York and Fairbury Clash. inning first two games Yanks, to 0 general. 11 was Jonnny'g kicking that was the real article Saturday. Musketeers 6 to 0.

In the third period to win. Georgia 13, t. Carolina 7, ing Wednesday at Yankee stadium between the Yankees and Giants, repeating champions. With the uianis, to i against. Winning tour straight: wanks, to 1 agatnat; Giants, IS to 1 against.

Home runs: Even money Joe DIMaggfc dorsn't make two to 1 umiaa All afternoon long HoweU'a toe In variltv use for tha first tlm COLUMBIA, 8. C. UP). The Colorado Mines 7, Colorado State 0 FORT COLLINS, Colo. (INS).

Fumbles and intercepted passes arts Tar. 6HV forest i I DuTeau I s7 Art Elliott 7 J'-'J Dutch M. 4 6 444 Mod. Meth. a .000 Ten High Individuals.

seating capacity of Yankee sta highly rated Georgia Bulldogs LINCOLN, JACKSON HOSTS dium increased to 71,303, the largest throng in world series history gto doesn't make three homersi to Mel Ott doesn't make trio homersi I to 1 Ott doesn't make three homers. sending out well placed boots which had the dangerous Andy Uram bottled up all afternoon featured a game here in which proved their superiority over the South Carolina Gamecocks here, winning 18 to 7 before a' crowd of BT GREGG McBRIDE. la expected -for the opener. Colorado Mines defeated Colorado State for the first time In 25 years Form justifies making the Wtlli, 194 'Shire Malloy 17 Bchtffer Pierce 171'LeBar O. Fortsche 170 Morrison J.

re tier H' Kinney .11 in 11 Jong. While the Nebraska high schools of playing. The score was 7 to 0. 10,000. Georgia struck twice in the sec Altho the rest of the country may not relish another all New York world series, the metropolis has worked Itself to a higher pitch are awaiting the entrance of Om 6TH VICTORY IN RIVALRY OHIO STADIUM, COLUMBUS, O.

(UP). A big, rugged Ohio State team threw Itself squarely into the contest for national football honors when It swept over a favored Purdue eleven, 13 to 0, In a Big Ten football game A crowd of 40,603 coatless fans watched the game, played on a The Orediggers rallied In the fourth period when Tanaka, re ond period, Vassa Cate, speedy sophomore back, flashing off anus topneavy favorites. It takes seven runs to beat the Yankees ordinarily. They've scored 957 runs in 154 games during the regular season, making their daily average six runs plus. The Giants play aha prepsters Into the football race, the gridders have another busy schedule ahead for this placing McDonald lor Mines, I JUST mention HoweH as the example of a young man who eema to have the ability of delivering under fire for it was Johnny who made his sophomoric debut under trying circumstances in that than for last year's "subway ae tackle for 65 yards for the first touchdown and Sanford Vandiver crossed the goal line" after a 35 yard march and Torpey kicked the ries" which resulted in vlotory for the Yankees in four out of six FEDERAL LEAGUE.

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1 6 187 W. P. I I operations 0 .000 Tea High Individuals. week. The card marks the last of the warm-up contests as the sweeping end for four yards and inem mucn closer to tne vest, man games.

me otner a lew minutes later. prep lads swing into the serious ufacturing only 740 runs in 149 games for an average of four runs The Gamecock touchdown was goal. Utah 14, Brlgham Young 0. SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (INS). Utah university game of two ago.

The Saturday victory was a team victory in every sense of the word. Ftora the top ranking first The many differences between the two clubs have divided fandom into two rabid' camps. Those who favor power and the ability to pius. perfect Indian summer day with the temperature near 80 degrees. portion of their slates.

In the southeast the traditional rivalry of Auburn and Falls City the result of a brilliant 69 yard run by Dick Little, sophomore By its victory. Ohio State kept speedster, in the final quarter, stringer down to the last substl tute who rode the bench, all com The Giants' case looks hopeless In comparing the run producing equipment of the two clubs. The Giants have only three .300 hitters whelmed a stubborn Brlgham Young eleven, 14 to 0, to win its second Docky Mountain conference make runs with a minimum of effort say the Yanks can't lose. a perfect football record against Purdue. The teams have met six N.

Carollay 20, N. Carolina State 0. RALEIGH, N. a UP). The Uni breaks out anew with the game booked for Richardson county soil.

Each team is a bit below par this season. bined to form the Cornhusker game here. Those who lean toward pitching and tight defensive play are solidly versity of North Carolina Tar times since 1919 and Ohio has won every game. Purdue never has scored a point against Ohio State. The Ufes scored in the second, and fourth quarters and held their Heels rode to a 20 to 0 victory behind the Ulants.

in the regular lineup Ripple .318, Moore .313 and Bartell .305. Pretty feeble compared to the Yanks' array Gehrig .352, DiMagglo .845, Selkirk .331, Dickey .327 and Hoag These two arguments are the Cecil Isbell, Purdue's outstand Fairbury At Vork. Fairbury moves over to York lead by alert defensive play. Bal to spoil football homecoming day for North Carolina State college. oldest in baseball.

Power against spirit which refused to bow in defeat altho facing tremendous odds. MAJOR JONES of course was one happy fella when the game ended. And In celebration in the dressing room Jones had the help of the squad and his coaching Pogerty ISS'q. Welsh 8)olln 170 Btirley MtUoy Nlsmerer Moran 115 search Donovan lSllRothon pct.i B. Liquors 1 (88 Hamm, 4 Sportsman 7 I 778' Lavilori S.

4 6 BUSINESS MEN'S LEAGUE. Ben Wolf 4 3 Bricks H. 4 .856 Eirgerss-O. 1 6 Boyds Jlrs I 4 B. Simon I 4 858 Reo Cigar 1 tea High Individuals.

Ptnley 1M Pegler Macoy 19Si8harrar Mitchell 1921 Davidson Sipe 189'Mester Hitsman 189 Mulder ing candidate for All America, .161 ..18 .161 ..193 Pet. .554 65i .331 .393 .331 111 181 .161 181 .171 .171 kan, Utah end, recovered Robert's pitching; attack against defense, was the best back in the Purdue poor kick behind the goal line for The balance swlnsra from one to the first score and Mccarty made array but the big Houston, boy never had a chance. for a stiff assignment while Loup Valley conference leadership will be at stake when Loup City travels to Arcadia. North Platte is at Lexington in one of the the other. The Yanks have been "But Memphis Bill Terry, guiding genius of the Giants, is banking heavily on a significant flaw the placement for the extra point Buckeye Threats Halted! In the second quarter the Bucks HARVARD DEBUT IS 54-0 so successful at overpowering their rivals In past world series that American league supporters outnumber the Giants' backers approximately 2 to 1.

Southwest conference headliners. drove to the 15 where they were in the Yankee attack, an inaptitude against southpaws Carl Hubbell and Cliff Melton. One of the large crowds of the ROUT OF SPRINGFIELD a crowd of 15,000 watched the teams fight nip and tuck thru the first quarter. Then North Carolina tallied two quick touchdowns In the second stanza and added another In the last 1 Duke 34, Davidson 6. DAVIDSON, N.

C. UP). Wallace Wade turned loose a powerful set of backs In the second half and Duke university defeated Davidson 34 to 6. Utah 6tate 6, Montana State 6. stopped and Alex Schoenbaum week is certain to assemble at CAMBRIDGE, Mass.

UP). An ef Hastings where the Tigers will meet Grand Island, a rival of Bowed to Cards In 1926. The Yanks haven't lost a world dropped oack lor anotner attempted placeklck which was wide. Later in the period the Bucks drove to the Boilermakers' 22 and MIDWEST STATISTICS ficient and well drilled Harvard football team opened its season by BOOSTER LIAOUE. Pot.

Levi Mart 1 o. Central 4 .444 drain D. 3 .6881 Heltk'tera I 8 833 Lin. Road I 4 .856 Claris 4 I 444' series since 1926 when they bowed overwhelming Springfield inex to the Cardinals in seven games. then again to the 1 yard strlpM DAME.

Drake N. D'm long standings. Custer county supremacy may turn on the results of Callaway at Ansley while Bayard moved into Scottsbluff to test the strength of Coach J. R. Roberta 4 .556 O'Bhca 4 City Club 6 4 .858 TelgeJer, 0 444 000 In winning: four world titles since, before they were baited.

perienced forces, 54 to Derore a 15,000 crowd. The Crimson used about eight plays but put so much the Yanks have lost only two The first buck toucnaown came 6 4 658 Ten High Individual. Kossek 117' MUlder in deception into them it scored after eight minutes of play hv the third period. After Dick Nardi had French's Bearcats. First down 6 11 Net yda.

gained by (a SIS Forward passes 11 Forward passes completed 3 Yds. gained by for. passes SS SS Yds. lost attempted for. passea 0 IS Forward paases Intercepted by I 3 Yds.

gained run back of faiter- twice in every period. Dalton, Edgar at Dethler, BJwood at In-olanola. Sutton at Fxeter, Eagle at Ashland Seward at rulltrton. Fairbury at intercepted one of Cecil isDeirs Abe Link Plays Here. Lincoln high is host to Abra Flnlev 9081 Davidson 191 Smith lOllplock 11 Carey 196 Pegler 190 Blpe 194Lange York Palrfleld at Harvard.

Geneva at BIG SIX STATISTICS ccmed nasses zn IS Friend. forward passes the Bucks began a drive on their own 48 yard line that was not ended until they had touched pay dirt Grand Island at Hastings, Oeneva at ham Lincoln of Council Bluffs while Jackson launches defense Punting av. (tr. scrim.) 3d. I 11.

Tot. kirks returned il Opponents fumbles recovered 3 Hebron Morrill at Ocrlng, Gothenburg at Gordon. Hartlngton at Wayne. Weeping ELKS LEAGUE. pct.i Pet Mills Int.

I C. Beets 4 444 OKLAHOMA-BICE. Rice of its Greater Lincoln league Inst by penalties 10 go Purdu, Ohio Stats laurels at College View. Games First down, Met yds. gained by nub In g.

lis -inciuaea pants ana Kickorrs. OHIO STATE-PURDUE. OU. 61 IS 10 Powsll Sctar.y.r (C) this week end: assistants. The only cjoud over the scene was the absence of Eldon Mcllravy, sophomore injured in the game.

The first question on the lips of coaches and players when they reached the dressing room was regarding Mcllravy's condition. The Blffer by virtue of his victory kept his record intact of "never having lost an opening game." NOTES ON THE GAME Major Jones is a real gambler when It comes to making the best use of his squad personnel The Blffer was playing for big stakes when he started his shock troops la the third and fourth quarters State officers picked up a suspect at the stadium Saturday when they nabbed a fan they claim lifted some bonds as well as swiped a season picket The man, they say, made use of the stolen ducat Iowa State, Oklahoma, Indiana, Iowa and Pitt had scouts watching the Huskers The Cyclones are next and Assistant Coach Harry Schmidt was charting Nebraska plays A. J. Lew-andowskl was the Nebraska scout on Iowa State at Northwestern. Cornhusker business office is preparing to handle a booming ticket sale for the four remaining home games The Indiana sale has been unusually heavy and Business Manager Selleck expects the Ok-lahoma sale to pick up this week.

Dr. Pepper 3 Browns I .393 Pen 3 8871 Cleo Cola 3 1 .339 Olobe 8 4 .6881 Liberty .131 Forward passes 11 forward passea completed Fardae 8t. Columbui at Albion. Alma Arapahoe. First downs Budw'ar 1 4 658! Windsor 1 .111 ifli, gainea oy forw.

passes. ji v. Vdt. lost. ati'Pd far.

paaaea Alliance at Casper. Syracuse at Bobt Cof. 4 .8861 la It If rt ob In rh tb Forw. pane. Intercepted by.

Crow, Schoenbaum Maggied Wolf (CC) Earnaa Kaplanoff Ream McDonald Kabealo Nardl Rabb 15 J4 101 Bykowaai Mornlngstar Oraat WaJtman Sachary Cody Isbsll CacU Isbsll Brock Juska Tea High Indlvlduele. Net yds. gained by rn thing. St Forward passes IS Forward passes Yds. gamed by for.

passea. 74 Yds. lost attempted for. passes 11 For, paases intercepted by. xas.

guinea, naaracK 01 intercepted paaaea Panting ay. (fr. if Pegler 198! Darling 171 Adams. Auburn at Falls City, Schuyler at Aurora. North Piatt, reserves at Anselmo, Alnsworth at Dallas, B.

Valentin, at Atkinson. Callaway at Ansley, Beatrice at Crete. WVnnWIn flltv Rrnfton at LOGAN, Utah. UP). Utah State Agricultural college's football team, Rocky Mountain conference champion last year, was held to a 6-6 draw by Montana State college's determined eleven.

Ranks of 1936's great aggregation shattered by graduation, the Farmers were forced to come from behind to' avoid a defeat in the season's inaugural. Tennessee 27, Virginia Poly 0. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. UP). Featuring three brilliant long distance runs, two by Thomas Harp and the other by Sophomore George Cafego, Tennessee's powerful football machine trampled Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 27 to 0, before 10,000 spectators.

Washington State 13, Idaho 0. PULLMAN, Wash. (INS). Washington State downed the University of Idaho 13 to 0 in their 39th traditional football battle played In a drizzling rain here. John Klumb, Cougar end, made a circus catch of a 27 yard pass st so.s so.

i 47 134 1 SS 110 Tot. klrka fnmbiea Sine 188! Peters 174 Ullstrom 183 Anthony 17a Burns 183'Krenk 17S Jones 181! Pierce 171 s. ion By penalties 0 IS Yds. gained by ran back Intercepted passea Punting av. (fr, scrim.) Tot.

yds. kicks returned 0 Water at Humboldt, Hayes Center at Dan-bury, Trenton at Imperial. Minden at Kearney Mltchcl at Klmba, A. Thomas at Huntley. Abraham Lincoln (Council Bluffs) at Lincoln Jackson at college View.

Laurel at West Point, Shelton at Litchfield, Loup City at Arcadia Oshkosh at Lodgcpole, North Platte at Lexington. Lyman at erlng South Sioux City at Lyons, May-wood at Mccook. Tilden at Madison, Ogal-lala at Maxwell, drant reserves at Madrid, Morrill at Qering. Pierce at Nellgh, Nebraska City Te-eumseh, Nelson at Superior, Newman Grove at Ptlger. Cast Sioux city at Norfolk Nehawka at Otoe.

Tekamah at Oakland Polk at Osceola, Wayne Prep at Ponca, Sidney, at Plattsmouth. Wy-more at Pawnee city. Pender at Macy, Pialnview at Randolph, Ravenna at St. Paul, Shubert at Sterling, SUver Creek at Ulysses Sargent at Tay Ohio Stat Purdu. 0 0 0.

00 -incnaei pante ana kichoiib. IOWA STATE-NORTH WESTERN. SS II S4 4 1 10H IS Substitutions: Ohio State, ands, Bart- LINCOLN LADIES LEAGUE. Pct.i Pet Opponents fumbles reeovered Yds. lost by penalUea Ia.

B. No.W achy. BUM. Barklnan, Whltanaaa, ixinr. Bloomfleld Grant at Benkelnan.

Ord at Broken Bow, Davenport at Bladen, Bridgeport at Sidney, Bayard at Scottsbluff, Butte Burwell at North Loup, Brady at Stapleton, Red Cloud at Blue H1U. O'Neill at Bassettv Stanton at Battle Creek. Barneston at Odell Bertrand at 17 ineiaaee punts ana KlcKoirs. TacklM, Novotky. Alaakua, Harr.vn.

Ouarda, Chriaalnger. Mastako. Marlono, First downa Met ydi. gained rushing Forward passea attempted. Forward paaaea completed Vde.

gained by for. paeeea. Yds. loet attempted for. passes S.

At Tost 1 .889 Pall Mali 4 .444 Crete B. 7 1 .7761 Amspokera 4 6 444 Dr. Pepper 3 .6671 Master Co. 3 331 Robinson I 4 (58lOoeo Cola 1 1 321 Mod. Clnra I 4 856! Lin.

Lad. 1 111 Haddad, Rutkay, Young, camera, Anar.no, White. Wedebrook. Waayllk, Ford- EAOI.E NIPS ADAMS. ADAMS.

Neb. Eagle defeated Adams. Overton Cdzad at Cambridge, Wauneti ham, Miller, Dorrli, Zadwomey, Phillips, Monahan and Bullock. at Curtis Aeetes. Wausa at Ccleridte, Cul- Forward paaaea Intercepted by Purdue, enda, Krauae, unit, vergune.

143 14 8 48 0 1 30 43 181 1 no Tea High Individual. 16 to 12, by recovering an Adams fumble in the end tone to break a 12 all tie In the fourth quarter. 11 4 7S 42 4 34 SS 7 8 38 Thureby. Tacklea, I a 1, Fitsgsraia. a as.

gaaiea run pack oi intercepted passes Guards. Bremer, Verplank, cen Panting av. (fr. scrim.) Tot. yds.

kicks HUMBOLDT PASSES WIN. BARNESTON. Neb Humboldt took to bertson at Rolbrook, Kay Springs at Crawford. Chadron at Ruahville, ilgln at Creighton. Mema at Comstock.

Shelby at darks, Milford at Cortland, Naponee at Oimphcll, Bethany at City, Mllburn at Dry VaUey. Potter at Taylor 166! Cralf 148 Myerhoff lSlMagden 144 Sohwarttkopf 143 Wendelln isom. Mulder 141 Ragon 160 Kempkeg 140 Humphrey. Fetry. Referee: Frank Birch, Karlham; umpire: John Schommer, Chicago: field Judge: Jobs lor.

Talmage at Table Roe, Fremont re Opponents tumble, the air to nudge Barneston, 12-8. DsLair lost hv nenaltles serves at Valley Emerson a' winneosgo, Wiener at Wakefield, St, Cecilia at Wahoo. Oetchell, St. Tbomaa; Un.aman: Ernie ran So yards for Barneston a tally. -jneiuae, punt, ana kickoxib.

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