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nn pnnc 'ITT LraLJULlu 0) J'tt LIT Pi! MICHIGAN WINS OVER STATE BY 40 TOO SCORE ARMY BATTERS PDC COMETS BY 32 TOO TOTAL WEST POINT, N. Sept. 29. (JP) Army unveiled a pair of good football teams today to defeat a squad of former college and professional players representing the Army Air Forces Personnel Distribution Command, 32 to 0. Using the two-team system that carried the Cadets to an unbeaten season in 1944, Coach Earl Blaik sent ANN ARBOR, Sept.

29. (U.R) A smart and speedy young University of Michigan football team rolled over Michigan State, 40 to 0, before 35,200 spectators at Michigan stadium today, scoring against the traditional rival with three teams. Showing vast Improvement from A earlier games in which they whipped Great Lakes, 27 to 0, and lost to Indiana, 13 to 7, the freshman-loaded Wolverines tallied twice in each of out two teams, alternating them by the second and fourth periods and once each to the first and third. As against Great Lakes, it was the 4 u' it- 4 i I -l I i I combination of Fritz Crisler's spin ner-lateral offensive and 17-year-old BEAUGAY BOLTS NEAR FINISH; ANKLE IS CUT NEW YORK, Sept 29. (JPy Star Pilot carried the colors of Mrs.

Elizabeth Arden Graham to victory in the E6th futurity, world's richest race for Juveniles, today after his stablemate, the favored filly Beaugay, bolted into the inside rail 50 feet from the finish. The Graham pair went to the post favored at $3.40 for $2 and Beaugay, unbeaten in six previous starts, was running fourth when she hit the rail. Star Pilot went on to win in a hard drive and take first money of $52,940. The colt, also winner of the Hopeful, covered the straight six and -a half furlongs in 1:17 15, finishing three-fourths of a length in front of Edward Lasker's Athene. John Marsch's Mighty Story ran third, another half a length back, and C.

V. Whitney's Infilade, the only other filly in the field of 11, was fourth, five lengths away. Jockey Escapes Injury Jockey Doug Dodson, who rode Beaugay, escaped with a shaking up. After examining Beaugay, Dr. N.

E. Southward said the filly received a deep cut on her left hind ankle and badly bruised her left shoulder. Under Arnold Kirkland, Star Pilot staked his claim to the juvenile title with a fine performance before a crowd of 47,731. Winner of three of 4ns seven previous starts and $60,705, the $26,000 yearling broke sixth and gradually gained on the leaders. He went to the front about the time his stablemate.

fell and was going away from Athene at the end. Mighty Story came from well back to outdistance Enfilade, the pacemaker into the last furlong. Walt Teninga of Chicago that sparked the Michigan stampede against their game but overmatched opponents. The first touchdown came to nine minutes of play, when freshman fullback Dan Dworsky crashed Into quarters, to score In every period but the third. Glenn Davis and Felix (Doc) Blanchard, All-America backs last year, again carried the burden of the Cadet attack, but they found able relief In Tom (Shorty) McWilliams, formerly of Mississippi State, Tom Stuart from Tulsa university, and Elwyn Ripper Rowan from Louisiana State.

Comets Are Stopped Army didn't show the same kind of smooth running and blocking that marked its mid-season performances last year, but it was up against somewhat stronger opposition than was supplied by the college teams it faced in 1944. The PDC Comets, representing some 20 stations throughout the United States, boasted such well-known veterans as Dick Plasman, Chicago Bears; Jim Castiglia, Philadelphia Eagles; Julius Alfonse, Minnesota, and Jim Strausbaugh, Ohio State. This collection of star performers t5 ft i 4 pay dirt from one yard out, climaxing a 4Q-yard drive. Score in Second Two touchdowns were scored in the second period, one on the first play In a 26-yard pass from Teninga to end Don Hershberger and the other after a 76-yard pass from Teninga to end Don Hershberger and the other after a 76-yard sustained drive with Bob Nussbaumer going over from the three-yard line. In the third period, Teninga scored his first touchdown, plunging for 14 yards in three plays, the last from the three-yard stripe, A pass from Ponsetto to Hershberger, good for 30 BENTON GREETS SAILOR TRUCKS St.

Louis, Sept. 29. Al Benton, former Navy man, and now a member of the Detroit Tigers hurling staff, is shown greeting Sailor Virgil Trucks, another ex-Tiger, who has just been released from service. Benton shows Trucks his discharge button. Sept.

29. Harold Green is shown IT CAN HAPPEN IN NEW YORK, TOO New York, struggling with his seconds to get at Rocky Graziano again after losing by a knockout in the Garden last night. Green claimed Graziano flattened him on the break. A wild melee followed the bout. TENNESSEE VOLS could gain only 171 yards against Army defense, 125 yards of that by passing.

PDC 0 0 0 0 TAMPA GRIDDERS i a i Air im MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES NATIONAL ST. LOUIS, 5-6; CINCINNATI, 3-2 FIRST GAME yards, set up the tally. Army 6 13 1332 Two more touchdowns came in the I UnN dAUIv WAKt FOREST BY 7-6 Army touchdowns: Davis 2. McWilliams, 2, Blanchard. Points after touchdown: Walter house, 2.

St. Louii ab Cincinnati final period, Teninga going eight yards for the first on a lateral from Ponsetto and Halfback Wes Muelder scoring the last on a pass intercep Clay cf PLAY IMPORTANT FOES THIS WEEK tion from 13 yards out. ab 4 3 5 4 4 4 4 4 3 1 Sc'dienst IX Hopp rX -5 Adams cf 4 Kurowski 3b 3 Sanders lb 4 Verban 2b 4 Marion ss 4 Crumling 4 Burlchart 3 Williams 2b Libke rf McCor'k lb Sauer If Miller ss Lakeman Mesner 3b Bowman Chicago Cubs Win National Loop Flag KNOXVTLLE, Sept. 29. (U.R) A badly outplayed Tennessee team shoved across a touchdown in the last Michigan State did not threaten.

Score by periods: Michigan 7 13 7 1340 All four of the Tampa prep foot Harrist period today to defeat hard-hitting After Bitter Race Michigan State 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 36 5 11 BUCKEYES ROLL OVER MISSOURI BY 47-6 COUNT COLUMBUS, Sept. 29. (U.P.) Ohio State displayed a powerful ground attack to open its 1945 quest for the Big Ten championship today by crushing Missouri, 47 to 6, before 41,000 shivering fans. The 1944 conference titlists, undefeated in nine games last year, found Missouri, without its star, Bill Del-lastatious, little real competition for such backs as Paul Sarringhaus and Ollie Cline. State scored almost at will in all 36 3 10 Totals ball teams will see action this weekend, three of them in conference ST.

LOUIS 000 410 000 5 CINCINNATI 000 000 201 3 Wake Forest, 7 to 6, before 20,000 fans. Paced by Capt. Nick Sacrinity, who Touchdowns: Dworsky, Hershberger, Nussbaumer, Teninga 2, Muelder. Points after touchdown: Ponsetto, 4. power.

Julian Schamberg, hard-driving fullback, is good for yardage on almost every play wnile his running partner, Armando Castillo, sophomore, right halfback, is proving one of the most promising backs of Tampa high school teams. games. Two of the games will be played in Tampa. Errors verDan, Bursnart, sauer iaice-man. Runs batted In Kurowski.

Marion The Doge Scores LAUREL, Sept. 29. (JP) Pentagon stable's The Doge easily won the Laurel handicap to-day at Laurel Park by four lengths, coming within three-fifths of a second of the track and stake record of 1:37 established by Jacola in 1938 for this mile feature. A sweltering crowd of 25,000 saw The Doge, with veteran jockey Herb Claggett up, move to a challenging position at the half-mile pole, then go-out In front on the final turn and romp home with plenty of room to spare. Gustave Ring's Hastevllle was second by a neck over Bobanet stable's Gay Bit in a field of 10.

Hillsborough's Terriers will begin 2, Burkhart, Williams, Lakeman. Two-base hits Burkhart 2. Mesner. Three-base hit Lakeman. Bases on balls Off Burkhart, Bowman, 1: Harrist, 2.

Strikeouts By was a one-man gang by himself, Wake Forest pushed the Vols all over the gridiron for the first three periods, threatening to score a couples of times. Burkhart, Bowman. 3. Hits on Bowman. 11 in 7 innings; Harrist, 0 in 2.

defense of their Big Ten title when they play in St. Petersburg. Plant will play Julia Landon of Jacksonville at Phillips field Friday night and the Plant's Panthers will be hoping for third win Friday1 night when they Losing pitcher Bowman. Umpires Pin- But Bob Lund, a freshman tailback em. Boggess.

Ballamant ana iienune. tangle with the Landon team in a Big Ten contest. The Panthers, called Time 1:52. from Knoxville stepped into the KKCDMl liAME Jesuit Tigers will play Palmetto Thursday night in Tampa. Jefferson driver's seat and led the Volunteers to mcinnatl greeh and inexperienced" by Coach Clay cf Bobby Sherrill at the opening of the 2b Williams St.

Louis Bergamo If Sc'dienst S3 Rebel rf Adams cX Sanders lb their touchdown midway of the final period. Lund swept right end for 20 yards down to the Wake Forest four will be seeking their third win when they go to Clearwater for a non-conference game. HOLY CROSS IN CLOSE VICTORY OVER INDIANS HANOVER, N. Sept. 29.

VP) After capitalizing on two early fumbles, Holy Cross' burly Crusaders had to wage a grim battle to gain a 13-6 victory over Dartmouth's rebounding Indians today as both teams opened their gridiron seasons before an 8000 crowd on rain-soaked Memorial field. Dartmouth had two chances to handle the ball during the first period season, have marked up two victories (Continued from Page 1) from behind in the seventh and ninth innings to reach the payoff window today, and then Hank had to call for the bullpen fire department of Bob Chipman and Paul Erickson to put out a Buc blaze that threatened to burn up the pennant party at the last minute. Borowy Is Hero But when Erickson pushed a wide-breaking curve past pinch hitter Tom O'Brien, with Pirates on second and third and two away in the ninth, it was all over. And Borowy's game was saved for his 11th win against two defeats since the Cubs wrote out that big check for him in July his 21st triumph in his combined-Cub-Yank year. The "crusher" had been applied by the Cubs in the top half of the ninth ab 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 2 2 0 in as many starts.

They won, 14 to 7, over Jesuit and 26 to 6 over Klein 3b but the last period when Coach Car and then fought his way around right Libke rf McCor'k lb Sauer If Miller ss Lakeman Mesner 3b Fox Modak The Terriers opened defense of Verban 2b Young 2b their state title on Sept. 20 with a end for the tally. Casey Stephenson kicked the extra point. Rice Keely 13 to 6 win over Plant City and were Clearwater Friday night. Plant Coach Pleased Sherrill's players showed an Improvement In the Clearwater game Gardner Wake Forest, led by Sacrinity, came 3i a 5 Totals idle this week-end.

Coach Crockett Farnell has worked his charges hard Totals 35 6 10 right back to march 67 yards for a touchdown. 001 003 020 6 ST. LOUIS Denny Herndon, in the line, ana CINCINNATI 200 000 000 2 Milton Blount, who has scored four Misses Extra Point Socrinity was the star of the drive, of the Panther touchdowns, are the Ogham in Upset Win PAWTUCKET, R. Sept. 29.

(JP) Mort Stuart's Ogham, outsider in the betting at almost 7 to 1, proved best of the-small field today in the $5000 added Old Stone Mill handicap over a sloppy track at Narragansett Park. The time for six furlongs was 1:12 4(5 and the four-year-old Wise Counsellor gelding scored by a neck over Ted Darling's West Fleet, with Morris." Wexler's Quien Es, favorite cf the crowd of approximately 25,000, almost two lengths further back. Errors None. Runs batted in Bcnoen-dienst, Robel, Adams. Sanders, Young 2, Libke, Sauer.

Bases on balls Off Gardner, Fox. 4. Strikeouts By Gardner. 1: Fox, 3. Hits Off Fox, 8 in 8 innings: Modak, 2 In 1.

Losing pitcher Fox. Umpires Boggess, Ballanfant, Henline and Pinelll. Time :34. Attendance 1577. two top players on the team.

Both turned in good performances to the as he was of the whole game, running and passing through the Vol defense. Clearwater game. this week, drilling them on blocking and tackling and spent much time teaching the basic fundamentals which he found lacking in the Plant City game. Terriers Are Improved Farnell will drill his Terriers hard today but will workout lightly through Thursday. The Terrier mentor said yesterday that his team has improved with the extra week of when "Handy" Andy Pafko's fly to But Bo Sacrinity missed the try for the extra point and Wake Forest YANKS, RED SOX, 13 deep right with the bases loaded had roll Widdoes sent in his third and fourth stringers and Missouri got its lone touchdown.

Sarringhaus, a member of Ohio's 1942 conference champions, who returned this fall from the army, led the touchdown barrage with four. Fullback Cline, a sophomore and one of the two regulars from last year's team who started today, accounted for two others. Ohio scored in the first five minutes on a touchdown drive that went 57 yards in seven plays. Sarringhaus drove nine yards for the counter. Cline On Long Run Cline provided the highlight of the game when he cut through tackle and raced 65 yards for State's second score early in the second period.

In the same period, Harold Daugherty, a freshman back, scooted through al ab didn't have time to score again. sent Stan Hack, who walked, scamper, ihg home with the tie-breaking, game. Wake Forest rolled up 17 first downs to seven for Tennessee, and gained 110 Boston Culler ss Wi'man 2b Holmes If W'rkman rf Wentzel cf Nelson 3b Masi Shupe lb 5 4 5 5 4 5 5 3 yards through the air to six yards for New York ab Rucker cf 4 Hausman 2b 4 Mead rf 3 Gardella If 4 Kluttz 3 Zim'man lb 4 Kerr ss 4 Reyes 3b 3 Lee 2 Fischer 0 Emmerich 0 ana lumoiea on botn occasions, thereby setting the stage for a 25-yard drive that ended with Joe Byers racing six yards for a Holy Cross touchdown seconds after the seeond period got underway. Shortly thereafter, Rog Desroches blocked a punt, which Vito Kissell returned 40 yards to Dartmouth's 20. Stan Koslowski and Kissell smashed in and outside the tackles until the latter bucked over from the two-yard line.

Before the half ended, the Indians put together two of their eight successful aerials to end a 45-yard march with Frost's six-yard touchdown pass to Wingman Al Gould. winning marker. Pafko did his stuff against Nick Strincevich, who came on in that spot after Fritz Oster-mueller's left portside shots had given workouts and believes his team will look much better than they did the Vols. Buster Stephens, Tennessee's All- Wmnt Totals 41 13 17 Southeastern tailback, was injured on against Plant City. The Jefferson Dragons served no' Bu slier Wins Hollywood Derby INGLEWOOD, Sept.

29. (JP) Busher firmly established herself today as one of the greatest racers on the American turf by winning the up all 10 of the Cub's hits during the game. Totals 31 the first play of the game and did not return. Score by periods: tice that they are going to be a tough aggregation with their 20 to 0 On July 8, the Cubs went in front NEW YORK 001 100 200 4 BOSTON 004 240 03x 13 Errors Gardella. Culler 2.

Wietelmann. Runs batted in Hausmann. Zimmerman, Rticker. Workman 4. Masl 2.

Holmes 2, Coach Ernie Correll's Jesuit Tigers will have two big reasons for wanting a victory over the Palmetto team. It will be the first South Florida conference game for the Tigers this year. Jesuit finished in a three-way tie for first place in, the conference last year but lost out under, the Dickenson system. A loop win is important to the Tigers but a win over Coach Perry Ruby is important, too. Ruby was coach of the Jesuit team last year.

Correll has made a few shifts in his starting lineup, however, he may make more before game time. Correll said yesterday that the extra week of practice has meant only hard work for Jesuit but only one or two hard workouts are scheduled next week. Jesuit opened the season with a scoreless tie with Jefferson and last week was defeated by Plant. win over the Plant City Planters Fri Hollywood derby and boosting her earnings to $316,590, tenth among to stay with an 11-game winning day night to a non-conierence game. 77 66 Point Wenfzel 2.

Nelson 2, Shupe. Two-base hits Tennessee 0 0 0 Wake Forest 0 0 0 Touchdowns: Lund, Brinkley. after touchdown: Stephenson. The Dragons will go into the game most impossible going to run back Kerr. Holmes.

Home runs Zimmerman, Workman. Masi. Bases on balls Off Lee, string during an eastern invasion. They built their lead up to as much as 7,2 games afterward, as Hank Wyse, their 22-game winner, Claude with Clearwater as favorites. Jeffer 2: Fischer, 1: Wright.

4. Struckout By Fischer. 2: Wrfeht. 3. Hits Off Lee.

5 in son v.j3ii a Big Ten victory over Julia a punt to the Missouri 35 where the third touchdown drive started. Cline put it over from the one-yard stripe. money-winning horses of all time. Busher packed 123 pounds and ran the mile and one-eighth In 1.50 15. 6he was a length and a half ahead of Man O'Glory at the wire.

Quick Reward was third. 4 innings: Emmerich. 7 in 2: Fischer. 5 in Landon of Jacksonville, 7 to 6, and 2. Losing pitcher Lee.

Umpires Jorda, Passeau, with 17, Happy Prim and old Magerkurtn and Stewart. Time 1:. Friday night Miami Edison was de The Buckeyes unleashed a four- Paul Derringer, with 13 and 16 wins Gremlins Will Play-Miami Navy Eleven feated by Julian Landon. Last wee the Clearwater team was given a 47 touchdown display of power in the third period with Sarringhaus counting three of the scores, one on a shifty AMERICAN NEW YORK, BOSTON, 0 to 7 beating by Miami Edison. open-field run of 41 yards.

Coach Dick Spoto has a strong line and a backfield with plenty of Missouri kept the Ohioans pressed At Phillips Field (Continued from Page 1) against UDC and, although he shed 15 pounds, was in good condition at the end of the contest. "Rapid Rob Boston Lake ss LaForest If Met'vich rf McBrlde lb ab 4 4 4 4 4 against their own goal line in the last period and got their lone score on a New York St'weiss 2b Metheny rf Stainbackcf Keller If Etten lb Grimes 3b Crosetti ss Robinson Chandler Totals ab 5 4 5 4 4 4 "4 2 4 36 Bucher 3b Newsome 2b 3 35-yard drive climaxed when Leon respectively, got extra warm for midsummer. But the Cards didn't give up their league and world championship without throwing a punch. They came roaring down the stretch to peck away at the Cubs lead, and were only a game-and-a-half away when they split a two-game series in Chicago early this week. Then the Cubs clouted the Cincinnati Reds twice on Thursday and Thursday night this same Pirate team thumped the Cards.

That was it, and today made it official. The boxes: ert," as he is known to his teammates, COLUMBIA RUNS OVER LAFAYETTE BY 40-14 MARGIN NEW YORK, Sept. 29. (JP) Columbia's football fortunes surged upward today as Lou Little's winged-T formation clicked for six touchdowns to a 40-14 romp over Lafayette. Freshmen Gene Rossides of Brooklyn and Lou Kosserow of Glass port.

gave the Lions' future opponents cause for worry by racking up five of the six scores against the slower and under-manned invaders from Easton, Pa. Rossides scored three times and Kosserow twice. Although Lafayette had six first downs to seven for Columbia, their only long gains were made through the air when forward clicked for six-pointers in the second and last ard Brown, 139-pound quarterback. Tobln cf 2 Steiner 3 Johnson 2 Hausman 0 Tntl 3(1 plunged over from the one. Scoring: Touchdown, Ohio' State, BOSTON 000 000 000 0 Sarringhous 4, Cline 2, Steinberg, Mis NEW YORK 200 OOl 20X 5 Errors None.

Runs batted in Keller. GAMECOCKS TRIM BLUE STOCKINGS COLUMBIA. S. Sept. 29.

(JP) South Carolina's heavier Gamecocks gained momentum to each period today to crush the Presbyterian college Blue Stockings, 40 to 0, before 6000 fans. The Gamecocks scored in each period, first on a short, pass in the opening stanza, then once in the sec Etten 3. Stirnweiss. Two-base hits Lake, has often played the role of "iron man" as he did through 58 minutes of the Chicago Ail-Star game this season. Starting at the wingback position will be Darrell Royal, brightest of the Gremlins' younger stars.

Royal, who played at Hollis High School in Oklahoma, has shown a lot of stuff during practice and was outstanding souri, L. Brown. Points after touch down, Ohio State, Schittker, 5. YOUTH SIGNED BY CARDINALS WINONA, Sept. 29.

(JP) Joe Drazkowski, 16-year-old member of the Winona American Legion Junior baseball team, said today he had signed a contract with the St Louis Cardinals. Drazkowski, a catcher and tafielder, will report at Salem, S. next spring. He batted .400 for for the Legion team in the last season. Bergolater In Upset Win CHICAGO, Sept.

29. (JP) Bergolater, a Murlogg farm colt expected to play second fiddle to his stablemate, the American derby winner, Fighting Step, today copped the 17th running of the $15,000 Hawthorne handicap after Fighting Step had been declared out of the race an hour before post-time. Well ridden by Georgie South, Bergolater had three quarters of a length to spare over Byron Wise's Bushwhacker at the end of the mile -and an eighth. Eight lengths further back, In third place, was the early B. J.

Bax Sigma Kappa. Before Fighting Step was scratched, the Murlogg entry was listed as a 4-5 favorite, but -with his declaration, most of the support went to Sigma Kappa with a result that Bergolater paid $16.20, $8.40 and $4.60. Bushwhacker was $9.20 and $4.40 and Sigma Kappa returned $3 to show. Time for the one and one-eighth miles was 1:58 35. Robinson, stirnweiss.

Grimes, xnree-oase hit Keller. Home run Etten. Bases on balls Off V. Johnson, Chandler. 2.

Strikeouts By Chandler, V. Johnson. 3. Hits Off V. Johnson, 11 in 6 innings (none out in 7th): Hausmann, 1 in 2.

Hit by Ditcher By V. Johnson (Metheny). FIRST GAME ab Losing pitcher V. Johnson. Umpires Gator Grid Team Trims Ole Miss By 26 to 13 Score against PDC during the time he was Chicaro ab Pittsburgh Hack 3b 4 2 1 G'friddo cf Hughes 2b 4 0 3 Barrett rf Lowrey 4 0 1 Russell If Cav'retta lb 4 0 0 Sallteld Pafko cf 5 0 2 Elliott 3b 5 2 5 3 4 McOowan.

Jones. Rommell ana Grieve. Time 1:50. Attendance 10,364. In action.

ond and twice each in the final quar- Frank Granitz, Wisconsin halfback Nicholson rf 5 0 2 Gustine ss-2b 3 Livingston 4 0 0 Dahlgren lb 3 ters on runs from scrimmage. (Continued from Page 1) CARDINALS BUY who was one of the stars of the 1944 ADVERTISEMENT Gremlins, is expected to return to Williams 0 0 Cos'cart 2b 2 Merullo ss 2 10 Zak ss 1 Borowy 3 11 Os'mueller 3 Chipman 0 0 0 St'cevich 1 SIX PLAYERS action today. Granitz has been out with a foot infection but, like Trippi, Erickson 0 0 0 Totals 32 3 8 Totals 35 4 10 CHICAGO 100 01.0 101 4 will see service this afternoon. Chet Lipka, big Boston college ST. LOUIS, Sept.

29. (JP) The St. Louis Cardinals today announced the purchase of six players from their farm clubs for delivery next spring. Conlyn W. Meriwether, pitcher and utility man; Charles E.

Baron, first JESS WILLARD ON TOUR NEW YORK. Sept. 29. (JP) Jess PITTSBURGH 100 002 000 3 Errors Gustine. Elliott.

Runs batted in Lowrey 2, Barrett, Colman. Ostermueller. Pafko. Two-base hits Hack. Gionfriddo 2.

Bases on balls Off Borowy, Ostermueller. 5. Strikeouts By Borowy. Ostermueller, 3: Erickson, 1. Hits Off Ostermueller, 10 in BH innings; Strincevich.

0 In Borowy, 8 in 8Va; Erickson, 0 in Chipman. 0 in v3. Winning pitcher Borowy. Losing pitcher Ostermueller. Umpires Barr, Dunn.

Sears and Reardon. Time 2:36. Attendance 3500. baseman; Otis A. Davis and Arthur L.

Nichols, outfielders, will be brought up from the Redbirds' Rochester club. Willard, former world heavyweight boxing champion, left by plane today for Paris where he will Join a group scheduled to entertain soldiers in the European theater under sponsorship of while Outfielder Jack McLain and Inflelder Robert Rhawn have been se SECOND GAME Pittsburch ab cured from the Columbus club. Chicago ab army special services. Ostrowski 3b 2 Block 3b Gi'frfddo cf 3 Zak ss 2 Barrett rf 3 O'Brien If 3 Colman lb 3 Coscarart 2b 2 Barnhart 3b 3 Lopez 3 Sewell 3 Mississippi 11 for a first down. Van-gelas drove to the Mississippi one after Hogan had made three.

Then Van-gelas made it first down on the one-foot line, but the Gators fumbled and the Rebels recovered. Worley doing the covering. The Rebels punted to the Mississippi 45. McCain on the first play ran to the Florida 26. A pass, Bruce to Sears, was good to the Florida four for a Mississippi first down.

Sears carried it over from the four. Kauerz failed for the point. Final score: Florida, 26; Mississippi, 13. Starting lineups: Mississippi 13) McCain fC), le; Cooper, lt: BlackweU, lg; Gerrgrd, Russell, rg: Kaurez, rt: Johnson, re: Bruce, qb; Crook, lh; Worley, rh; Castle, fb. Florida (26) Mooney (C.

le: White, It; Hamilton, lg: Land, Drew, rg; Sapp. rt; Vaughan. re; Williams. Qb; Dupree, lh: Vangelas, rh; Hogan, fb. MISSISSIPPI 0 7 0 6 13 FLORIDA 6 13 7 0 26 Mississippi scoring: Touchdown.

McCain. Sears: point after touchdown, Kauerz (placekick). Florida scoring: Touchdowns, Dupree 2, Wright, Vaughan: points after touchdown, Sapp (placekick), Gilmartin plunse). Substitutions: Mississippi: Ends. Campbell; tackles, Gary, Tlsher; guards, Boyce, L.

E. Cook, Chatham; centers, Dale, Ger-rard, Spinopoli; backs. Crook, Hart, Sears, Wells. Florida: Ends, Chesser. Hall.

Kuss; tackles. Mortellaro, Brown, Miller. Fa-vat a. Kelly, Goldberg; guard, Krlston: center. Gilbert: backs, Cawthon.

Gilmartin. Wright, Smith. Carte, Bracewell, Scarborough. Occhiuzzi, Carter. t' Schuster 2b Lowrey cf Secory If Cav'retta lb Otero lb Sauer cf Nicholson rf Gillespie Rice Merullo ss Van'nberg Warnecke 25 0 5 Totals tackle, has been named team captain for this game by the Gremlins.

The quarterback combination of Frank Gnup and Yirinie Yablonski will be in operation again today, with Yablonski handling the kick-offs and Gnup booting the extra points after touchdown. The Gremlins have another former high school star who may shine brightly today. He is Adam Rakowski, Conshohocken (Pa) high school, who plays at end and who showed up well during the time he was in the Gremlin forward wall against UDC last week. The student body of the University of Tampa will be guests of the Gremlins at the game with Dr. E.

C. Nance, president of the university, and his party, as honor guests. Dr. Nance will be received by Brig. Gen.

Joseph H. Atkinson, commanding general of the Third Bomber Command representing Lt. Gen. Lewis H. Brereton who Is away on official business.

At half-time the students will appear on the field in a colorful spectacle. Game time is 2:30 and ticket sales begin at Phillips field at 11 a. m. Totals 31 5 10 000 500 0 5 CHICAGO PITTSBURGH 000 000 0 0 MAKE SURE YOUR CAR CAN TAKE IT Now that the lid is off of gasoline buying, the tendency is toward a lot more driving and at higher speeds. Protect your car and yourself by driving in for a complete checkup.

i Called, darkness, end or 6th mningl. Error Coscarart. Runs batted in Gillespie 2. Black. Lowrey 2.

Two-base hits Cavaretta. Schuster, Lowrey, Sauer. Home run Gillespie. Bases on balls Off Vandenberg. Sewell, 1.

Strikeouts By Sewell, Warnecke, 2. Hits Off Vandenberg. 2 in 4 innings: Warnecke. 3 in 3. Winning pitcher Vandenberg.

Umpires Dunn. Sears. Reardon and Barr. Time 1:10. Attendance 4016.

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STATE IN ONE-SIDED WIN STATE COLLEGE, Sept. 29. (JP The Mississippi State college Maroons uncovered a display of power today to score in every period and defeat Southwestern Louisiana institute 31 to 0 before approximately 4000 spectators. Showers, were frequent TEXAS CHRISTIAN IS CLOSE WINNER WACO, Sept. 29.

(JP) Harry Mullins artistic toe that booted Texas Christian into the Southwest conference football championship last year, booted the Horned Frogs over another hump today, his point after touchdown giving Texas Christian a 7-6 triumph over Baylor. T. C. TJ. rolled up 294 yards from scrimmage to 106 for the Bears, but a fighting Baylor line halted the Frogs repeatedly in the shadow of the goal.

A crowd of 5000 was thrilled by a 95-yard touchdown run by Baylor's Joe Boiner. THI SOUTM'S FINEST COMPLETE SERVICE AGENCY ft JNurn bho tr tin a un nrto HOME Rt'NS NATIONAL LEAGl'E Holmes. Bravea, 38; Workman, Braves, 25 i Adams. Cards, ii. AMERICAN LEAGUE Stephens.

Browns, 1i: York. Tigers. 18; Cullenbine. Tigers. 18; Etten, Yankees.

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