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7 THE HARTFORD DAILY COURANT: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1947. Abbey Eleven Wins JCoWe Roars Back In Last Period At East Haven, 19-6 11T.Ai 1010 Third String Back Passes Cornell To Victory Over Princeton, 28-21 10 uei ueaaiocK mm Drown, o-o Coast Guarders Beaten, 27 To 7 By Rhode Island Kingston, R. Oct. 25. (Spe A fumble by Powers which FrediT i ,1 Westphal recovered for Cornell at JOCai lgllL' the Princeton 30 set up the last Big Red marker.

On the next play, QT) JSeeS ACllOn Dorset pitched 30 yards to Normi P.0"' Wh mer6ly stepped Nick Stato, the rugged Spring-across rrt Titr.iatr mmn field featherweight, takes on a East Haven, Oct. 25. (Special.) Abbey Prep of Simsbury won Its ascend straight start tonight, defeating East Haven High by 19 to 6 before an estimated 3000 Don Scott passed to McCarthy and Nocoletti for the first two Abbey scores and Head made the third on a 13-yard run. Ab- cial.) The Rhode Island State through the whole Cornell team newcomer to the Connecticut box-if ootball team scored its second vic after Princeton had pushed up ing scene Tuesday night when he tory in five games this fall when meets Henry Lassain of Texas, in it downed the United States Coast the Auditorium's ten round fea- Guard. 27 to 7.

here this afternoon. i bey gained 343 yard during the contest. ABBEY EAST HAVEN Nicolett! le Blakeley Connolly It Ryder Allen lg Tttale San torso Proto Dumphy rg DePinno Kaesmann rt Robert McCarthy rs French Scott qb Paolillo Barry lhb Reed Head rhb Perotti Pleper fb Redman Abbey 6 0 6 719 East Haven 0 0 0 6 6 Touchdowns: Abbey: McCarthy, the home club still 33 yards away. The game was less than five minutes old when John Powers scored the first Tiger touchdown by diving the last yard of a 34-yard march, set up when Bill Koch recovered Winifred Wright's fumble on the second play after the kickoff The Tigers followed with a 73-yard drive late in the period which wound up early in the second quarter with Cowie dashing around right end for the last two yards. Ken Keuffel booted the second of his three conversions and it looked as if the Tigers were going to have a runaway.

But young Mr. Dorset, obviously tired of warming the bench, had other ideas. The 165-pound sopho Princeton, N. Oct. 25.

(AP.) Cornell's Big Red football team spotted Princeton two touchdowns in the early moments today and then rose to a 28-21 triumph over the bewildered Tigers on the throwing arm of Lynn Dorset, a 22-years-old third string quarterback. A top-coated crowd of 34,000 which turned up in Palmer Stadium for the 31st renewal of this Ivy League rivalry sat enthralled as Dorset brought the Ithacans from behind by completing all ten of the passes he threw, three of them for touchdowns. Paul Cowie, a pint-sized Princeton scatback, sprinted 40 yards in the final period for his second touchdown of the day and sparked a 57-yard Tiger drive toward what The Rams scored two touchdowns the second quarter and two more in the third while the cadets made their only tally in Hamilton. N. Oct.

25. (AP.) Colgate and Brown, both rebounding from early season Ivy league defeats, disappointed each other here today by finishing in a 13 to 13 tie in the 29th game of their series played before a sundrenched crowd of 6000. Colgate outplayed Brown during all but the third quarter in which the Bruins scored 13 points and took what looked like a commanding lead, but Coach Paul Bix-ler's Red Raiders put on a fourth period finish which not only tied up the contest but almost won the game. The difference between the two teams was in the forward passing department where Colgate completed six out of 12 tosses for 112 yards to outshadow the Bruins, whose noted quarterback Ed Finn connected on but two of 12 attempts which gained but 50 yards. Brown, playing without the services of halfback Charles Nel- 26 yards.

Gresh and Green dashed through the Colgate line, for big chunks of yardage, Gresh dashed through the Colgate line, for big chunks of yardage, Gresh getting the touchdown from seven 'yards out. Near the end of the' period Ko-zak made the best run of the day when he went around the Colgate left side 60 yards before being caught by Baird on the Raiders one yard line. Green found little trouble in dashing over on the next play. Joe Condon, who had made the first Brown conversion missed what proved to be an important point. Treichler found substitute halfback Paul Mulligan behind the Brown secondary on the first play of the fourth period and the icat back took the ball over his shoulder on the 15 to go all the way.

The play carried 51 yards. Gall then made the all important extra point. the second. RHODE ISLAND Lombard 1 le Nicoletti. Head.

East Haven: Perotti: ture. Lassain has won 26 of his 27 fights but most of his work was done in and around Texas. He had defeated Harold Stein, a New Yorker who recently held Julie Kogon to a draw. Matchmaker Gus Browne has lined up an attractive undercard studded with local fav6rites. Undefeated Vic Cardell is matched against Bobby Grant of Cleveland in a six rounder.

This is a rematch of last summer's brawl points from try after touchdown, Nicoletti (placeklck): referee. Degnan; umpire. Walker: linesman, Sampson; field Judge, Gartland; time, 12 mln. quarters. COAST GUARD Freidhoff Ochman Hathaway Caldwell Dorsky Starr Meyer Vaughan Carr Booth Hawkins 0 13 14 027 It lg rg rt re qb lh rh Rhorierlck Muddiman O'Rourke C.

Johnson Haniewlch McLaughlin Bob Curtis Vento Ben Curtis Sauadrlto more from Miami. took might have produced the tying from its own nine gave the home fans renewed hope but the Tigers had neither the time nor the power to duplicate that effort again. Final Contests Scheduled Today In Soccer Loop The final three games of the first round of the Northern Connecticut Soccer League will be played today. The feature game of the day finds the undefeated Italian-Americans playing at Glastonbury at the high school field. Glastonbury has only been defeated once and in th past two weeks has come up with outstanding victories, the latest one a 4-0 drubbing of the strong Scandia A.

C. In the second feature the vic-torless Jewish A. C. will be guest of the Hartford Portuguese at Colt Park: The Portuguese have strengthened with four importations from Fall River. The four new players are, Tony Salvador, Jose Duarte, Izidro Ferreira and Americo Galo.

The third game which should be very interesting finds the hard Krajewski Sparks ASD To 14-12 Win fb points if time hadn't run out with charge after End Harry Cassel Rhode Island State 0 7 0 07 ITS CnnKt Hiiard which ended in Cardell's favor. Touchdowns. Rhode Island, bauaari- hard to, Ben Curtis, Edgar Martin: Coast Bobby Polowitzer, the Guard, Ross: potnts alter loucnaown, Rhode Island, Doll 3 (placements); Coast Guard, Wetmore (placement). Georeg Krajewski, stellar back- son foun(j the Colgate line sus-field performer, sparked thejceptible to the running of Bill American School for the Deaf Fred Kozak and Arnold College Soccer. University of Connecticut 8.

Massa punching East Hartford crowd pleaser, will fight Orlando Fernandez, a Tampa. importation, in another six and Augie Siihstitutinns. Rhode island oncKs chusetts State 1. Recker. Dalton.

Juszcyk. McSweeney, jureen, uui me pans anaiit AToi-Hn. IT Mstnjtnlilln. Mon-, 14 ri 10 rffsTYr mfad tm enk had Drought a kickoff back to the Cornell 36. Dorset tossed 13 yards to Joe Di Stasio, followed with another heave of 15 yards to Cassel and then connected with Bernie Babul who caught the 11-yard bullet of the 25 and rambled untouched to the first of his three touchdowns for the afternoon.

Moments later, Cornell again started on its 36 with Dorset to swing a short pass to Cassel. His next toss went to "Babula. who Brett of Hartford, encounters itecalvo. Franchuk, Edgar, Doll. Sulli-! Yale 3, Pennsylvania 1.

Brown 4. Worcester Tech 1. Navy 2, Penn State 1. Dartmouth 2, Harvard 0. Harvard Frosh 1, Dartmouth FroshO.

pected to be launched by Finn was well stopped by the Colgate secondary. van, Aslirino; ends. Kitzen. O'Gara, rival. New York School for the Santo.

Pieri. Hlrsch; Guards, at the ASD Field in West Charlie Harris of Brooklyn, in the third six round affair. Colgate kept Brown short of Feathe rweight Champion WiUie ikut: tackles: Andrews. Tampke Hartford yesterday. TaHying all midfield throuchout the first half PeD eoes to the Dost aeain tomor-l Watts: Center, Bernstein.

Coast Guard their points in the first two row night at the Philadelphia' erwCamr.re endsihFeili "son, Kenny Periods. Jack Wise's gridders with-1 but could not get inside the Bruin Arena where he opposes Archie Paulson visitors' second-half 30 itself until 90 seconds before lateraled to Di Stasio on a play! Wilmer, capable Pennsylvanian, injfritz. Smith; guards, Argar, Rose; to win out. ASD went 60 iniermission nen oien irfcn- a ten rnnnrl non-title bout. lact ta4- urae nno rnnnri working Newington eleven playing Barriere injMinneSOta AlmOSt at Beachland Park in West Hart- HrrH iTXlllllcC5V'1" Service When You Want li Fender Body Work Front End Alignment Motor Tune-Up Motor Overhaul W.

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Greco and VVit-cuinaJfd touchdown, koski carrying the ball, and Kra-1 Treichler ran 23 yards and jrwski went over from the two. Vroimrcii, Crt end A Fassnacnt which, coupled TVS IwlVr with dashes by fullbacks some good blocking, for the sec- w.it. covering 28 yards. Then Dorset and Babula hooked up on a pass-and-run job that went 30 yards for a ouchdown. Bob Dean kicked the second of his four points after touchdown, sending the teams to rest at half-time in a 14-14 deadlock.

Starting on their own 24 early in the third period, the Ithacans ford against the Scandia. Newing-1 ected to have a Mirhipan ton the last two weeks has come; with Wilmer. pbClb lUlUUgdll up in surprise oraws Ba nH Archie holds among his many the league co-leaders Italian- knockout triumph Americans and Bloomfield Blue r. nn r- ii over Lou Cassiano. Ann Arbor.

Mich. Oct. Z3. ond touchdown. Jim Dardis and phes carr ed to the Bruin Michigan bare Dennjs Walsh were the ASD devHaift'ck Howard Balrd then cut managed to defeat surprisingly fensive standouts.

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1 stubborn Minnesota today. 13 to 6, kzij areouniea lor tno most SCore of the half. Elmer Gall, sur way at 2:30 p. m. marcned 7b yards to the third touchdown, scored by Babula on thereby keeping alive Wolverine yards rU5hinRi 1W to ue wpre sed the" hopes for a Big Nine championship out-first downed.

8 to 7, and out- kick. Illinois Tumbled From Undefeated and a bid to the Rose Bowl a five-yard end run after Dorset Goodbee Fights Ellis had completed passes of 21 yards NfiW BrHzin Bout passed, 49 yards to 17. Brown roared back after the It was Minnesota great line s. D. N.

Y. s. n. 1 intermission to score and take the that threw the sand in the hitherto Abbott lead the first time it had the ball lUMttlLV, New Britain, Oct. 25.

(Special.) Bobby Ellis of Plainville will throw southpaw" punches at Archie Goodbee of Hartford in Lafayette, Oct. 25. AP.) high-scoring Michigan mach.ne. An alert Purdue team never' and for four and a half minutes a made a mistake today and knocked stunned crowd of that jam-; Welsh Tii; me Vr aH Mirhican's hiof- stadium saw Dardis le It lg rg rt re ah lh rh the feature six round battle on ine ieature six rouna uaiue on Boushnao Je aicrno, alternating wun Scanion Finn at the quarterback post, Kociuruha1 conaborated with Gresh to stage TrhU mlS a whirlwind drive of 61 yards. LoreiiS key play was a pass on which R.

Lee Gresh appeared covered but Haiptne which he took for an advance of Davln uuwn an ximiuis iwiuou iiwumw-, i Goodman Monday night's fight card at the that had gone ten games without (Minnesota lead the nations nurn-; wltkoskl Stanley Arena here. Ellis will 14 to 7, before an one team 6-0 on the strength Haiber. making his first appearance in a packed crowd of 42,000 a methodical march from mid-1 Krajewski fb field. ing fans. local ring in years.

During the Score by periods: A. S. D. 7 0 014 Illinois, tied by Army but un- war he served in the Marine Suffield Overpowers N. Y.

S. D. 0 0 1212 Corps and won 37 out of 40 serv- beaten since mid-season of 1946, Your Choice of FOUR GREAT TREADS With the ice fights. OA ft ioucnaown: Krajewski z. R.

Lee 2: Admiral llliaiG, A.U-l points from try after touchdown, Greco rwiAnn riot riTiwinl 1 I (Dlunare). Wltkoskl (nlunsel. made 17 first downs to Purdue's six, but the unflustered winners In one five rounder, Hartford's George Edmonds will meet Eddie made the Illini do most of their jsuffield Academy, prepplng for its big! Referee, Backman; umpire. Andreoll; game with Wilbranam at jsumeia linesman, acnwoisxi; lime, ii minute Drake of Menden. In another, next Saturday, rolled over Admiral Quarters.

Blllard today. 20-0. Klbbee scored In1 Substitutions: A. S. D.

Fugedl. Ken Adams of Norwich tackles the first period on a 45-yard pass from Brltton, Dlanis. New York Clvitallo, iFrenchy LaCroix of Hartford. iTony (Tiny) Grasso of New Brit Young, Maldanooa. King, H4ng butted across from three ain returns to action, exchanging 2 In 1 "Chainlets ('Registered) I blows with Harry Bates.

Undefeated Kingswood Finest UsCap Material Boaters Triumph, 3-0 The undefeated Kingswood aoccer team scored its fifth straight victory yesterday by shutting out Riverdale, running on the wrong side of the center stripe. Touchdown Chib Plans Football Game Movies Movies of football games have been added to tomorrow night's meeting of the Hartford Touchdown Club at the Hotel Bond. The dinner is listed for 6:30 in the hotel ballroom. Previously announced speakers are Tom Meany, prominent sports columnist of the New York PM and Major Tom Mesereau) assistant coach of the Army football team whose speech highlighted last week's football writers' luncheon at New York. It will be a repeat performance for Meany.

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yards out in ine inira perioa ana Miller travelled nine yards In the fourth Quarter. It was Suffield second win against as many defeats. SUFFIELD ADMIRAL Murray le Logan D. Murphy It Avery Morin lg Dolan Spazlanl Kllng Haldls rg Lacy Holenko rt Feltch Trzywara re Hastings King qb Sargent Kibbee lhb Sweeney Butova rhb Hatten Miller fb Kurpiewski Suffield 6 0 7. 720 Touchdowns.

Klbbee, King. Miller; points from try after touchdown, Murray (pass), Butova (place-kick): referee, Sullivan; umpire, Seymour; linesman, Waddington time, 12 min. Quarters. Substitutions: Suffield Clrullo, Walsh, Solek, Maekey, Wilson, Kukul-ka, Bahre. Lemelin, J.

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Both clubs will be seeking their fourth victory. Heading the Eagles will be Harold Parker, outstanding Negro back who formerly played with the Blues. The Eagles' players will leave by bus from Judson and Barbour streets at 12 o'clock with a bus for the fans to depart at 1 o'clock. Soccer Exhibition. The Bloomfield Blue Hills Tigers, who are tied for first place with the Italian-Americans in the Northern Conn.

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