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THE HARTFORD DAILY COURANT: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1947. 5 Rensselaer Rallies In Last Period I vanderbiit Field Goal np; j. i -in Defeats Northwestern North Carolina Overtakes Georgia Fav0EdfiiCwhil Juhi 14-7 To Avenge Sugar Bowl Defeat! ithaCaaSN seifV-dl.) I C3 U. fn.mn A favored Pros To Engage Cambridge Chiefs In Municipal Stadium Game Today heavy Cornell Uni- iversitv eleven downed Lehieh here Columbia Rallies Chapel Hill, N. Sept.

27. (UP) North Carolina came today, 27-0, to win its opening! "Yet to be extended in four Birthplace of Pistol, game of the season before 12,000 straight triumphs, the Hartford Tne pistol received its name featrwfth two last half touchdowns TO Whip RutgerS fanS' thrniifh thp air tnrlav tn rirfpal through the air today to defeat VT Pros clash "with the Cambridge from the home town of its inven-(Mass.) Chiefs this afternoon at 1 tor, Caminello Vitelli, of Pistoja, Municipal Madium at 2:30. Ttnlv ci liiiriuuiug vnarue snea, wno caught for the Hartford Chiefs last Georgia 14 to 7 and gain sweet liter LiOSinCf jl'lcllHG JUlovUI CO I revenge on their Sugar Bowl con-i iTL. 1 JO jquerors in a bitter battle before; York lSianCl fty a crowd of 43,000. i The defeat broke Georgia's Columbia Lions scored four OO 1 Qrjpnpf winning streak which had touchdowns on Rutgers the vjv-iij.

summer, the Bay Staters have a squad that was good enough to hold Adam Walsh's Portland, Troy, N. Sept. 27. CoastTaway's placement after Hawkins 0Acdeniy's football ma- seCond touchdown made it 19-6 for chine, seemingly on its way to easy triumph over R. P.

with a' the. Academy going into the final two touchdown lead in the final A period, was detoured by a bruising! aJhci he fireworks began. A Engineer ground game that earned 1: dnvc' a11. he nd, the Trojans a 19-19 tie in today's Paid off in.six P.01"3 fofr opener for both clubs before 5000 ln the PcnS minutes of the final jans stanza when Armstrong crashed Striking early in the first period through the right side of the line, for a touchdown set up by a although apparently stopped selaer fumble, the Academy eleven powered his way for 37 yards and exploded for two six-pointers in1 touchdown. Quarterback Fred the middle minutes of the third iale.dt ms plunge for stanza for what seemed like the 1 ttie.

Pmt ball game. But Dean A fifteen-yard penalty for un-powering sophomore fullback for sportsmanlike conduct charged the Troy club, pushed his way to aSainst Cofst Guard opened the ua scoring gates to the Engineers Team Managers! Coaches! New England League eleven to a 0 v-i uccrii uuiii uvti lilt? paa tvvy 'irt uahvj feV nviu v- uig Qonf 07 -p ysr- GREAT jyears. today, and then had to come lromj iNwU, 1 scoreless lie. snea is a quarter- Georgia's fiercely, fighting line behind with a furious fourth A rugged University of Maine, back. held Charlie (Choo Choo) Justice) period rally led by Gene Rossidesi football team opened its season1 On a basis of their tie wtih Port-in check on the ground but the! to down the scrapping Scarlets -n land the Cambridge array is ex- 1A Tarheels took to the air on the 40 to 28, in a thriller that had "To u- pected to provide the big test for strong right arm of Fullback Walt 000 fans biting their nails at Mate this atternoon, scoring the biucs whose degree of ability Pupa to pile up their margin.

Baker Field. in every quarter. lis unknown thus far. It will also SAVINGS ON Georgia took an early lead in Alter lb minutes or play Loacn uc L1 1 01 i provide a good comparison ot lnrte- lUUV.iiUUil3 OilU WJJ I V. LI lilt tie-earning extra point in the final four, minutes later, Jho penalty period.

the second period when Quar-'Lou Little's speedsters led 21 w.lth Quarterback Hal Par-terback Johnny Rauch. a brilliant' 0. A set of pile-driving Rutgers 1 fdy Passing to Alan Wing for manipulator of the T-formation, hacks having come back in J'rst from the RI slipped over from the one after second period to shred the Colum- 30- The Black Bears were on their pendent professional hall in this area with the New England League, other members of which will be seen here later in the sea- FOOTBALL EQUIPMENT Immediate Delivery! sandwiched in a 53-yard Tech march, put the ball on the Academy 10. Khrsam hit the line, and fumbled on the four, but the officials ruled the ball was in the air at the whistle and that the team having prior possession retained tlie ball. The next play, Armstrong bruised his way over into A sterling 95-yard touchdown gallop by Tommy Hawkins, fleet-footed Coast Guard back, with an intercepted R.P.I, pass sent the Academy out in front, 12-6 early in the third stanza.

Right End Paul Meyer fell on an Hallhack John Donaldson set it up cia aeicnses. 1 V'- I son- with a 15-vard run. Midway of the final guarter the (ended, with Parady taking the ball Last week's easv victory over i The hefty Bulldog forwards, determined visitors ripped uartcrbck sneak the Philadelphia Yellowjackets and lout-charging North Carolina all yards in three running plays to from inside the one-yard stripe on a wpek without a night contest (the way, stalled the Tarheel and added the extra point the third play ol the second quar- perrnitted tne fcw jnjUred Blues jfense time and again and the lead to lead thc Light Blue favorites ter. to get a rest. So Ken Holley's I looked good until late in the third by 28 to 27 as the Rutgers rooters "hode Island made it 14 to 6 at squad will be at full strength for i period when Pupa found the range, raised the roof.

the half when Ed Becker pass ed to(thp fi 1ime in two weeks. R.P.I, fumble by third-string quar- JERSEYS All Colors PANTS SHOES BALLS HELMETS $2.00 to 3.9S $5.95 to $15.00 $8.95 to $15.00 $2.95 to $13.50 Limited Quantity The lyo-pound tullback passed 33 -ii was ai mat point mai ine Chiers do not preiena to yards to end Bob Cox, who took it Rossides took charge. He caught I vento making the catch in the end have an a.star aggregation of in the Hoar on ihe In tn smrp the next kickoff and raced it back ittwoi-ft Ajiil ujillts, IU act lilt- third Academy scoring drive into: ft?" rhJa fSTq motion, on the Tech 36 yard gaVe -n2'neers a 19-19 er, a few minutes later Hawkins rammed the line to the 24 on two fst Academy score came Dlavs and Sid Vauzhn flirTned a i ln thc flrst Penod Hawkins' fouchdownpass to" end Plunfe culminating a 29 hoff. who took the pigskin on the dr inpt0 re-six and hiked unmolested into the Cp.n taiioH thJ Vnm end zone. Guard Charlie Hath-1 ArmSftrong talIlcd the Engi- neers first score in the second stanza from the one, after Damon Evanston, 111., Sept.

27 (AP.) Vanderbiit scored a 3 too upset victory over Northwestern before 42,000 today with a 13-yard field goal by Zack Clinard in the last four minutes of play. Northwestern, fumbling and playing a ragged passing game, never got beyond Vanderbilt's 33 yard line. Vanderbiit started another push in the fourth that climaxed an 86 yard march with a field goal that gave the commodores a 3 to 0 triumph. With Bob Berry again running and passing, Vanderbiit pushed to Northwestern's 3 yard line, with Zack Clinard, a reserve quarterback, dropping back to boot a field goal from the 13. Harlow's Former Pupil No Match For Old Master Cambridge, Sept.

27. (AP.) An offensive-minded Harvard football team, showing mid-season smoothness against weak opposition, today rolled up eight touchdowns, four of them in the first quarter, to rout Western Maryland, 52-0, before a cheering crowd of 17,000. The decisive victory was one for a teacher over his former pupil. Harvard's Dick Harlow formerly coached at Western Maryland and his successor there, Charlie Harens, was one of Harlow's players and later his assistant. Havens centered and captained the Green Terrors' undefeated 1929 club which won 11 games.

From the time Harvard first took the ball there was little doubt of the outcome. For the Crimson needed only four plays to score it's first touchdown, with sophomore Jim Kenary sweeping his own right end for 23 yards and the six points. Kenary also added the point after. Midway in the period, after Chip Gannon had raced '23 yards because he could find no receivers for an intended forward, Ken O'Donnell passed from the Western Maryland eight to Bob Kennedy in the end zone for the second touchdown. Chuck Roche, a second stringer, tallied the third six pointer on a three-yard line buck two plays after he gained some 32 yards on a handoff to set up the score.

That came 13 minutes after the start of the game and before another minute had elapsed Kenny O'Donnell intercepted a Joe Gian-elli pass on Western Maryland's 46 and zigzagged to the end zone, aided by some crisp blocking by CLEATS PADS HOSE SUPPORTERS ETC. zone Henry Dombkowski and Reg- jformcr coiCge aces, but many of gie Lord ground out much the thpir piay0rs have college experi-79 yards as the Bears traveled for and the team has played to-their third touchdown, with Lord; gelhcr as unit secral sea. scoring from the four near the end 50ns of the third quarter 1 Th Pros probahiy will start Becker and End Dave Macauley with WaH Roberts aJnd Ed Mur. untouched. Cox then converted.

42 yards to Rutgers' 48-yard line North Carolina kicked another; before he finally was knocked out scoring possibility early in the of bounds. From there in eight i fourth when Pupa's goal line fum-iPys the Lions drove over for the blc was recovered by Georgia cen- winning touchdown, with Rossides Iter Gene Chandler one foot from Plunging the final six yards in two icaincu up on a 41-yara pass ana nhv pnfls. Tark FitcrrrnlH anrt the goal line. Halfback Joe Geri lrys- I fmi Jordan, sub back, crashed the ft 11 guard line for 54 yards to the five ILL LO ULii yard marker. Junior Football Equipment JERSEYS ALL COLORS $1.49 Helmett and Shoulder Pads from S1.95 Pants $2.50 nd $3.50 Balls, 95c.

$1.95, $2.50 nd up kicked out to safety and it looked was anti-climatic wnen, a lewi. uung piay rany in me iourxn Bernie tackles; Bill Gray like a tie finale. minutes Deiore tne ena, tne xvu, uul iuiiieiand Sharkey Thompson, guards; iLUASl IrLAKU CD Kriedhnff But the Tarheels were aroused LUi a UdU i lUleksiw, center; Andv Natowich. and their well publicized offense! that rolled across his own goal the line and was pounced upon for kowski on a play that covered A1 Nordmarki backs. finally got rolling late in Lri i 1 fwl 1,11 KJUi fourth.

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P. I. 0 6 0 13 19 Maunoia er, the Davis Cup twins, won their O'Rourke Complete Stock SOCCER BASKETBALL GYM EQUIPMENT ap 1 Rob ture of the fluctuations contest, lA a i Murdock semi-linal matches today tn the Pacific southvest tennis cham- Fera Atlanta, Sept. 27. NTpvlanH th "DM Gray OX i.tciiii dim-u ahiium tuut 1 ua l)rdi Haneiwieh it r' rt rc Qb lh rh Marauiey pionships and will meet tomor- from Tennessee, got football I lengths of the field.

Rutgers piled Adams lesson todav from a former dudU uP 3(4 yards. including the Parajfy lesson today from a former pupil Touchdowns: Coast Guard. Hawkins 2, Friehoff (pass from Vaughn); RPI. Armstrong conversions, Coast Guard, Hathaway (placement); R. P.

Armstrong (placement). Substitutions: Coast Guard: Feiffle-son. Smith. Curley, Burke. Apgar, Doyle.

Inglefrii, Ross, Binctr, W'ct-niore. Ilihn, Pla. R. P. Hutcheson, Tobakns.

Connor. Archer, Beman. Cameron. Krashes, Powell, Belcher, Jordon, Terhune, Hughes, Byrnes. Innnc-t it Aw tOITlOkOW SKI as Georgia Tech swept to a sur- u' Coulombe Berker row in the finals.

Ben Tunis I Defending chanlpion Kramer. Montccaivo i also the national champion, had little difficulty in defeating Bill 'nrisintTlv 97-0 virtorv nvpr lOUCnaown pass. LOlumoia tieet Sproul fb i 1 '1 li i I the Vols UclCiS 1 all IIU pdSt'U HJI uiv uj a nnnu An nrvn yards from scrimmage. Neither ill. 1 ralbert in a semi-final match.

Hooked on as the well-drilled team i tean? dcfense appeared to be es-. Touchdowns: Matnc-winK (sub for, 6-4, 6-2. 6-4. Vol star of the 'iiany V- ISiVo Za. X.1.

of Bobby Dodd, a 56 Trumbull St. Tel. 2S785 Nervous Maybe. late twenties, meted out the worst metea out tne worst nf' i 7 rkf iento. Marauley.

Points after touch- Roger Peckinpaugh is the only Cue Wiehler. Gertrude McAvoy won the first Women's National Amateur Pocket Pool Championship held in 1934. defeat a Neyland-coached team jdowm Mainp-Dombkowski 3 (plare-; a V' Opposite Telephone BUg. 3 A I rr A 1 mpnrs r.nnnp is ann KPrkPr I nlarp. in cieui iiiiiva Rhode Farmington by 7 to2 TVinmncrtnvilln Qrnt 97 (Zrg.

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