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OIirirMiPrii'iril 1 liSjijjf pllfjfl PART FOUR Pages 1 to 10 Sports Automobiles HARTFORD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1930. Notre Dame Triumphs Over Army Eleven By Breath Taking Margin Of One Point Holy Cross Beats Boston College First Time Since 1924 On Blocked Punt, 7-0 Dartmouth Unable To Match Stanford's Smashing Finish And Bows, 14 to 7 Uphold West's Prestige By Beating; Dartmouth More Than 100,000 Watch Cardinals March 59 Yards For Deciding Touchdown Held on Even Terms For Three Periods, Reds Break Loose in Final Quarter and Convert Necessary Points on Three Plays After Intercepting Pass Battle On Muddy Field Schwartz, With 54 Yard Run For Touchdown, Puts Ramblers in Lead King Blocks Kick For Cadets i. Score in Final Minutes Army Notre Dame Game Statistics Chicago, Nov. 29. (AP.) Here's the story of Notre Dame's triumph over the Army in figures: Army N.

D. First downs 3 Yards by rushing 63 188 Forward passes attempted 3 8 Forward passes completed 1 Yards gained by passes 3 Forward passes intercepted 2 0 Number of punts 20 14 Distance of punts, yards 900 582 Punting average, yds. 45 41 4-7 Runs back of puts, yds 10 50 Fumbles 4 3 Own fumbles recovered 3 2 Penalties 5 2 Yards Ion by penalties 45 '20 Stanford Stadium, Palo Alto, Nov. 29. (AP.) In a smashing climax to an up and down football sea- Rambler Stalwart I I son, Stanford's Red Indians met and (Continued from Page 1.) was a terrific shock to Notre Dame.

A goal would how tie the battle up with only a minute or so left. Kicker Smothered. It was then that Notre Dame's dc-dense crashed through and fell upon Broshous, the Army drop kicker. Before he had a chance, a swarm of arms and bodies seemed to be in the way as the ball rose from the ground to be knocked down before it had ana matcnea me cnaiienge oi an invading Dartmouth team today to turn back the great eastern threat, 14 to 7. I Held to a 7-7 tie in the first half and on even terms in the third pe-! riod, Stanford thrilled the 40,000 spec Loyola of South Beats Iowa State New Orleans, Nov.

29. (AP.) Loyola of the South turned back the western invaders from Iowa today 14 to 7. The victory represented the fifth intersectional game won this season by the Loyola wolves. Only one game has been lost. Today's contest opened with a rush, Iowa State whipping over a touchdown in the first few minutes by halfback Bowes, but the count soon was evened when Moore leaped high into the air to snag a pass from Lopez on Iowa's ten-yard line and raced for a Loyola touchdown.

Each side made the extra point from placement. In the third, R. Smith of Loyola blocked a punt and stumbled to within one inch of the line where Moore went over on a quarterback sneak. tators with a fourtn quarter finish tnat saw them drive 59 yards in three plays. The battle was fast and furious from the start A scoreless first period saw the easterners on the defense most of the time with Stanford's warriors making long sallies but unable to sustain the march.

Stanford chalked up four first downs in the quarter, once reaching Dartmouth's 15 yard line after a lb Chicago Bears Fined For Using Joe Savoldi Was Not Eligible to Play in League Until Class risen two feet high. The Army put up a great fight against a better team. There was no questioning the fact that Notre Dame had the edge all the way. Rockne started his shock troops but after he sent his regulars into action the Army was up against a better football team. The Army attack could make no headway against this first string.

Notre Dame was fighting desperately for a touchdown with Schwartz, Mullins and Brill driving on through, but while they could threaten there was no chance for Carideo to pass a muddy, slippery ball and so break up the Army defense. It took the perfect Had Graduated Five Bouts On Boxing Card For Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 29. (AP.) Joe F. Carr, president of the National Football League, today fined the Chi cago Bears $1000 for using Joe Sa Thursday Night Frankic O'Brien and Izzy PHIL NEll I End voldi, former Notre Dame fullback, in its Thanksgiving Day game with the yard pass from Rothert to Moffatt.

Three incompleted passes forced the Red Indians to kick. Dartmouth listed two first downs in the same period but the only invasion of Stanford's ground was to the 40 yard line. Keds Score First, Stanford scored first in the second period after a 56 yard drive. The Green wave tied the count a few minutes later. Stanford took the ball on Its 44 yard, line.

Without resorting to the air, four first downs were reeled off, including a 17-yard run by Caddel. From the ten yard mark Rothert smacked through center. Moffatt converted with a place-kick. Dartmouth snatched at a break to even up. Stanford had pounded 12 yards to its 44 yard line when Johnson, sub halfback for the visitors, intercepted Rothert'a pass and ran 22 yards before being downed.

Morton advanced 11 yards through tackle. He added six more and Wilkin ripped off two yards. With three yards to go Stanford was penalized half the distance to the eoal for sendins in a. Chicago Cardinals in violation of Uie Grove Headline Card-Line Up Preliminaries (Associated Press Photo.) Pop Warner's great combination of Hillman. Moffatt and Neill mnvM trn Trmr.Vi execution of a touchdown play under almost impossible conditions to win the game and this came through the amazing team play of Schwartz, 'Carideo, Brill and Metzler, the little 154-pound guard who was right tn the thick fit the down field blocking.

Year's Outstanding Tlaj. The wonder is that a play calling for so much speed and timing could be made under such conditions. It was easily the most remarkable play of the year, one of the most re- at Palo Alto yesterday and Stanford came through with a touchdown in the second half to beat the Green, 14 to 7. league Carr announced the fine after considering charges that the Bears lud used Savoidi in violation oi a ruiC which prohibits college football siars playing in the prolessional league until their college classes have open graduated. Savoldi was one of the mainstays Bad Pass From Center ever seen on a football Gives Purple Victory 4t i- field when you consider the condi BFRT Uzcudun Takes Schmeling's Title Manila, Nov.

29. (AP.) Young Uzcudun, Spainard of Manila, won the light heavyweight championship of the Orient tonight by taking a 12-round decision from Young Schmeling. Filipino of this city. It was the first fight in which Uzcudun had failed to knock out his opponent. substitute while the ball was in play.

Hons of the field where for over three-quarters of the game not even the simpliest attack could stand up wiisin was neia ior no gain and Morton went Wolff's Dlace-kick of tne Bears in their 0 to 0 victory over the Cardinals. The former Notre Dame star, who left school recently, maae tne omy touchdown in the game. Although the Bears claimed no rules haa been vio.ated, Carr said he ielt that, an offeiue had oeen commuted but granted the Chicago team right of appeal to the executive committee from the ruling. Carr said he would not rule on future eligibility un.ess a further offense against the league's is committed by the Chicago Bears, with wnom Savoidi was signed. added the extra point.

as back and lineman slipped and floundered and skated along upon Enables Crusaders to Stop Colbert's Kick on Eaglet 10-Yard Line and Ig Zyntell Recovers Behind Goal Line For Only Score Five bouts, with a total of 36 rounds, are listed for the last boxing show in Hartford of the present year when Ed Hurley stages Fra'nkie O'Brien, of this city, and Izzy Grove, of New York in the feature 10 rounder Thursday night and his Johnny. Delano, of Boston, bracketed with Tony Leto, of Tampa, in another 10. In addition to these two 10 rounders Hurley has also rematched Carmen Knapp. of New Haven, and Sal Carta of Middletown. They are tn clash in six.

They appeared in the last show and after a hard fight Carta was given a decision which was questionable. Carta was more than willing to fight again and prove his superiority while Knapp jumped at the chance to met the Middletown boy once more. Brownie Tucker, one of the most colorful boxers to appear in Hartford rings in years, will make his comeback on this card and Nick Christy, Bristol featherweight, is also scheduled. Matchmaker Hurley expects to the bacKs of their necks. rne Dan see-sawed up and down the field in the third quarter, with Stanford having the edee in offense The Army put up a great fight but Dartmouth holding in the pinches.

but the Army had no back to hold his feet as Marchy Schwartz did on this Boston, Nov. 29. (AP.) A superior Ogave Boston College the ball on its 10 yard line. Holy Cross football team, that kept its defense spread throughout to stop Ends Smother Kick. winning play, and the Army had no blocking backs or blocking linemen to match Carideo, Brill and Metzger, three of the greatest that football has Detroit Upsets Georgetown By Margin Of 12-0 Westerners Take Advantage of Breaks to Overthrow Eastern Eleven Detroit, Nov.

29. (AP.) The University of Detroit today plunged Seconds before this play, Coach in one tremendous march the Cardinals swept from their own 26 yard line to Dartmouth's three yard mark only to lose the ball on a pass that fell incomplete over the goal. Caglieri Over. An Intercepted pass in the last quarter put Stanford in the lead. Grey, tackle, snared the ovel on his own 41 yard mark.

Rothert hit the line for four yards and Moffatt Bulkeley Wins New London Grid Championship Crushes Chapman Tech Rivals in Season's Final forward passes, today blocked a punt and defeated Boston College for the fust time since 1929 by a 7 to 0 margin before 25,000 chilled spectators. Captain John McEwans Purple Crusaders started as 10 to 8 favorites and looked the part during the entire contest that rang the curtain down on New England intercollegiate football. The Worcester eleven had several scoring chances but were turned McKenney yanked Downes for Anderson and the latter booted a pass when Colbert signalled for a punt. The Purple ends swept in on him with terrific speed, one or both, it happened so quickly that the press announcers were unable to award due credit and blocked his kick. The ball rebounded off a purple jersev behind the Boston Colege line and Zintell brushed aside several slower players for its posses oavoicu piungmg nad played a big part in Notre Dame's victories over Southern Methodist, Navy, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Pittsburgh and Carnegie Tech.

He seldom started, but was sent into the fullback position when Notre Dame was ready for the scoring punch or if the 'offensive lagged. He is a nat: f. of Three Oaks, Mich. Savoldi withdrew from school after an investigation disclosed he had married a South Bend, girl early in 1929. He claimed he never lived with her.

A divorce suit, instituted in South Bend, site of Notre Dame, and which was withdrawn soon afterward. close matches for them within 24 hours. through sleet and slush on their home Game, 26 to 0 back four out of five times by an gridiron to a surprising 12 to 0 victory over powerful Georeetown Uni skirted left end for 24. On the next play Caglieri swept around right end to cross the line standing up. Grev added the extra point with a place kick.

Favored by cool weather. Bart-mouth'6 heavier line, strong defense and flashing aerial atack were bet-terede by the tricky passing barrage laid down by Stanford. In scrimmage Stanford also was superior. versity. Neither team had much of an ad vantage.

It was an aohievpnipnt tn disclosed the marriage shortly before hold on to the ball, and the "hreaks" Eagle team that ran true to form as far as a determined defense was concerned. Coach Joe McKenney, youthful Boston College mentor, made one costly mistake during the hard fought fray. He switched centers, replacing the trusty Harry Downes for Andres Hartford Club And United To Clash Today Meet For First Time in Double-Header At Charter Oak t.ne rennsyivania game November 8. counted above all else. Neither team scored during the first half, although each came within nummary: sion ana me oiny score.

Late in the game when both teams had run in large numbers of substitutes to receive varsity letters, Boston College started an impressive dash from midfied. The Holv Cress defense was spread wide and the Purple secondaries were flung far In the rear. The Eagles' backs made wide gains on line plays, piling up three consecutive first downs, but when Colbert tried to pass, his receivers were overwhelmed by the vigilant Holy Cross tacklers. who were just waiting for that kind of a game. Finally Colbert threw his last desperate pass into the crowd of known.

The excitement during the last few minutes w-as terrific. The wet and sodden crowd, soaked and cold and suffering, suddenly came to life with a wild blast as the two touchdowns followed in quick succession. But the better team won and on a faster field Notre Dame would have had a more decisive advantage. The wonder is that either team did as well and the greater wonder is that any city in the world could have had 100,000 people to take the beating this football crowd took today as it soaked in the cold rain and the colder winde to watch a football game where for the greater part of the way the main action could have been seen in any indoor skating rink. The entire Notre Dame team played great football with Schwartz, Carideov Metzger, Brill and Mullins For the Army big Price gave a great exhibition and so did the Army line and Army ends.

Army backs could never get started. They had no miracle men to find a cinder path in this morass, no Schwartz to defy gravitation and mud and dash for 54 yards as if he had been whirling his way along on dry turf. Broshous, of the Army, kicked 23 Anderson at the wrong moment and New London, Nov. 29. (Special.) Bulkeley defeated Chapman Tech.

here this afternoon by a 26 to 0 score to win the city football championship. Tech was too weak for Bulkeley. Tech kicked to Bulkeley in the first uarter. Bucko intercepted a B-Jkeley pass on his own 45 yard line. Tech lost the ball on downs.

Bulkeley brought the ball to the Tech 20 yard line and then Tech was penalized 15 yards, placing the ball on the five yard line. Lathrop carried the ball over and rushed the point. As Bulkeley kicked the quarter ended. In the second quarter, Tech lost the ball on their own 45 vard line. Gae-tano took the ball around end for 15 lost the ball game when the latter made a poor pass as Quarterback George Colbert was trying to kick the Eagles into a safe spot from his 10 yard line.

striking distance. Berg brought in the first Detroit score early in the third quarter when he caught Cogan's pass and ran yards for a touchdown. Captain Bill Storen made the final Detroit touchdown. He took the ball over in two powerful line smashes from 11 yard line after the Titans had passed and smashed their way to four successive first downs. Drake Wallops Temple Eleven By 49-20 Score Eastern Men Completely Outplayed Except in Last Dartmouth.

Pos Stanford Whitehair le Oolvln Barber It Bogue Bromberg lg Hulen Andres Taylor Hoffman rg Bardin Crehan rt Ehrhorn Branch re Doub Morton qb Hillman Wolff lh Moffatt McCall rh Caddel Wilkin fb Rothert Dartmouth 0 7 0 0 7. Stanford 0 7 0 714. Bad rass Fatal. Summary: Colbert had to take an extra step to catch the pass and belore he could boot it away, Tony Couieci and Jimmy Cavaiieri, holy Cross roommates and a pair oi sweet encis, were in to block his kick. The ba.l rolled over the orufaaers mat surrcunded the receiver and the game was over.

Statistics Misleading. It was a football game that made statistics ridiculous for Bostan College outrushed the Purple 14 first Detroit Geortret Campeau le Hudson The United and the Hartford Soccer Club elevens will meet for the first time this season this afternoon at Charter Oak Park in the nightcap of the scheduled double-header. The Scandias and the Portuguese will meet in the opener which will start at 1:30. The Pratt Whitney team will entertain the Frejas of West Hartford and the Germanias and the New Britain Swedes will play at Glastonbury. The Hartford Soccer Club at the present time holds second place in arnimmer Katalinas McNamara Boston College line, bounced from Philadelphia.

Nov. 29. (AP.) The Fitzpatrick aowns to eignt, made 1S4 yards to 130 by rushing the ball, 39 yards to 28 by passing and yet was nevev in a really Duoofski Morris Danner Anderson West took another football game Hess vards to the 30 yard line. Gaetano then carried the ball over for the second score. The ooint was missed.

In the third quarter, Bulkeley marched the ball down the field and Gaetano carried it over. The trv for point failed. Both teams fought hard in the last quarter and with more effort than before Bulkeley scored her la.st touchdown with Haiefateras tak-ine; the bail over. Gaetano scored the point on a rush. Summary: Warren piayer to player until the speedy Ig Zyntell fen on it for a touendown.

Les Griffin, light Purple fullback, then placed kicked the extra point. All of this action came in the second uurauciiiiig pwiuon. Holy Cress, it ap-eared to most ob Dartmouth scoring touchdown Morton. Point from try after touchdown Wolff (place kick.) Stanford scoring touchdown: Rothert, Caglieri. Points from try after touchdown Moffatt, Grey (place kick.) Cicotte Schearer re.

servers, got a touchdown and rnnsfoH Cogan Brennan Sca.zi E. Bozek Moonev Giilis until the final minute, devoting all of its efforts to prevent anv scrrintr hv the league standing with the United one notch below. Except for one bad losing streak the United has kent pace with the Hartford Club and both irom tne hart today, when the powerful Drake University eleven overwhelmed Temple 49 to 20. The Missouri Valley champions from Des Monies completely outplayed the Philadelphia football toters except in the final eriod when the western team, playing many substitutes, was scored on twice. Drake, however, scored an equal number of M.

Storen White Score bv Detroit College Football Chapman Tech i periods: 0 0 6 612 period. The game opened with Holy Crass holding the upper hand. It ended tne same way. Boston UoLege, thougn it managed to pound its way to tne Crusaaers' 10 yard line in tne thud period, and make a wild gesture teams have about the same strength. The Portuguese will probably have its ardent rivals.

Holy Cross (7) Boston Co'lesre i0 2ncci Dixon (c) Fitzgerald it Bennett Ig Morrelli Fan-ell Downes Gorman Bulkeley St. Germain Smith Johnson Buzenski points hi this Quarter. more trouble with the Scandias than thev did last Sunday. The Scandias will nresent a stronger lineup this afternoon. The weather was very cold and the le Kesowski It Bychowsky ig Saxton Barrett Murphy rt Olson re Silvia qb Keenan East.

Navy 20, George Washington 0. Holy Cross 7. Boston College 0. Washington State 13, Villanova 0. Drake 49, Temple 20.

Western Maryland 25, Muhlenberg 0. Loyola Md.) 38, Baltimore 7. crowd numbered only 2000 or 3000. roncenUtUw'onlv on the Ea The frigid weather had its effect on T. consecutive field goals in practice before leaving West Point, but he never had a chance today.

You can't drive a football through human bodies in the road. Summary: Notre Dame Army O'Brien le Carhnark Hoffman it Pierce Greeney Humber Butier Miller Pierce rg Trice MeManmon rt Saurez Mahoney re Metsinger Jaskwhich qb Bowman Lukats ihb Fields O'Connor rhb Sebastian Hanley fb Herb Notre Dame 0 0 0 77 Army 0 0 0 63 Touchdowns. Berg (sub for M. Storen); Bill Storen (sub for Wiiito. Referee L.

S. McPhail. Michigan; umpire Eichenlaub. Notre Dame; head linesman E. H.

Maxwell. Ohio State; field judge, F. R. Lambert, Ohio State. I Ramblers Imposing both teams, fumbles beinar frequent Brooks Rockwell Haiefateras Gaetano Hartford Kaceys Plan Basketball Team; nanmeioerg rt Young Cavaiieri re Tosi O'Connell qb Garrity (c) Ih Antes Baker rh Marr Grjf'in fb Kelly Score bv oericds: Ihb Hewitt Bucko Conzales with Temple the worst offender.

Drake played a vrffied game. Her forward passing was of a high and her running attack was very effective against Temple, which had shown good defensive work in pre Collins rhb Lathroo fb Bulkeley To Open December 10 The Hartford Knights cf Columbus 7 6 6 726 will put a basketoall team on the floor again this season after several years' inactivity in state circles. The appear to have any kind ol a scoring chance. Cool Field General. The crafty Phil O'Coimell, one of the brainiest quarterbacks to cut the turf on a New England gridiron this season, ran his team with extraordinary wisdom.

He coolly played for the breaks, got the big one and then marshalled his forces to tie up Boston College's desperate passing attack, the only offensive gesture it has made this season. It was reaJy pathetic to see Johnny Kaceys we planning a strong com no.y cross 7 0 07 Holy Crass scoring: Touchdown, zyntell: point from try after touchdown. Griffin placement Officials: Referee, W. T. Halloran, Providence: umpire, W.

R. Crowlev, Bowdoin; linesman. G. N. Bankar't Dartmouth: field judge, Dean Wat-keys, Syracuse.

bination which tnev nope will com pare favorably with the best terms which have represented them in vious games. Captain Lynn King and Chuck Van Koten, shared the scoring honors for Drake, each making three touchdowns and King adding an extra point on a placement kick to his total. Swede Hansen, the Temple wheelhorse, was the star of Temple's attack, making two touchdowns and drop kicking an extra point. Broad A. C.

Plays Touchdowns. Lathrop. Gaetano 2, Haiefateras. Points from trv after touchdown. Lathrop frush).

Gaetano (rush Referee, R. R. Higeins, Providence College; umpire. C. B.

Mac-kay, Brown: linesman. W. C. Schuster, Dartmouth; time, 4 10 minute quarters. Substitutions, Bulkeley.

Williams-Woodworth. Rowlev-Coiuns. Littlest. Germain, J. Prioia-Halefateras.

Bernstein-Lathrop, L. Priola-Gaetano Sted-L. Priola. Chapman Tech, May-Silvia, Griswold-Bvchowskv, Rigula- former years. Several practices have already been held and the squad now Middle West.

Notre Dame 7, Army 6. Detroit 12, Georgetown 0. Loyola 14, Iowa State 7. South. Vanderbilt 22, Maryland 7.

Loyola (New Orleans) 14, Iowa State 7. Louisiana Tech 6, Louisiana Col-lege 0. Citadel 7. Wofford 6. Texas Christian 13, S.

M. U. 0. Baylor 7, Rice 4. West.

Stanford 14, Dartmouth Bristol Maple Ends Play Thomaston Today Bristol, Nov. 29 (Special.) The Bristol Maple Ends will meet the Thomastcn Ponies, reckoned as the totals 20. i ney mtena to play most Marr and Joe Kelly, bearers of the of their games Wednesday nights at Drunc oi tne hagjes running game. the prcspect stteec gymnasium. The Kaceys will probably open their rip and tear at the Purple line nndi'ieid and then have their va.iant I Two-Year Record Chicago, Nov.

29. (AP.) Rockne's Notre Dame rough riders have conquered in 18 straight games in two seasons. Here is the victory march: 1929. Notre Dame 14 Indiana 0. Notre Dame 14, Navy 7.

Notre Dame 19, Wisconsin 0. Notre Dame 7. Carnegie Tech 0. Notre Dame 26, Georgia Tech 6.. Notre Dame 19.

Drake 7. Notre Dame 13, Southern California 12. Notre Dame 26, Northwestern 6. Notre Dame 7, Army 0. 1930.

Notre Dame 20, Southern Methodist 14. Notre Dame 26, Navy 2. Notre Dame 21. Carnegie Tech 6. Notre Dame 35, Pittsburgh 19.

Notre Dame 27, Indiana 0. Notre Dame 60, Pennsylvania 20. Notre Dame 28, Drake 7. Notre Dame 14, Northwestern 0. Notre Dame 7, Army 6.

season Decern Der 10, meeting either the Hartford Y. M. H. A. quintet or elforts ruined by the Holy Cross secondaries, who belted down almost m-oonzaies, uummcK-Hewitt, Lavoie-Barrett, Cascio-May, Silca-May, Army scoring: Touchdown.

King. Notre Dame scoring: Touchdown, Sehwartz. Point alter touchdown. Candeo (placement). Officials: Referee, Magidschn (Michigan; umpire.

Schommer (Chicago): field judge, Reams (Depaul); hWd linesman, Lipp (Chicago). Army substitutes: King for Carl-mark, Malloy for Messinger, Stecker for Fields, Kilday for Herb, Carver for Bowman, Frenzell for Sebastian, Armstrong for Saurez, Sumerfelt for Humber, MacWilliams for Carver, Broshaus for Frenzell, Green for Broshaus. Notre Dame substitutes: Carideo for Jaskwhich, Schwartz for Lukats. Brill for O'Connor. Mullins for Conley for Mahoney, Yanv-for Butler, Metzger for Greeney, Kosky for O'Brien, Kassis for Pierce.

Culver for Hoffman, Kurth for MeManmon. (Opyrljht 1930. By NANA.) West Point to Send Football Team to Havana Next Year Havana, Nov. 29. (AP.) General Alberto Herrera, chief of staff of Cuban Army, announced todav that officials of the United States Military Academy at West Point had accepted an invitation to send a footbaiMeam to Havana next fall to plav the Morro Castle Cadets.

The date for the came the Manchester Kecs on tnat day. The K. of C. roster this year will probably include Ted Torrant, former Dixies player, who will probably coach the squad. Cotter.

Campion, Kilray. Mallov, Thayer, Doyle, Dutell, Schnetz and Neville Several new candidates are expected at the next practice sessicn. Standish Club Today The Broad A. C. fcotball team will meet the Standish A.

C. eleven at Bulkeley Stadium at 1:30 p. m. todav. Jack Gallivan, captain-elect of the Hartford School squad, is coaching the Broad A.

C. team. The following members of the Broad A. C. squad will be expected to report at the ciubrooms at 1 p.

m. Honer, Austin, Longano, Parzick, Ke-rin, F. Kenna, J. Kenna, Devannev, Poploskl. Mullins.

Folev. H. May, Lynch, OToole and Ray Walsh. every one of Georgie Colbert's long and wobbling aeriais. During the hard played game, Holy Cross had about four scornig drives that were cut short, with the goal in sight, by the hard-tackling Johnny Dixon, Boston College leader, and Flavo Tosi, end replacement for the great but injured Heinie Buckley.

This pair of wingaien spoiled all ol Holy Cross' scoring plays with timely tackles until an exchange of punts strongest opponents on their season's schedule at Muzzy Field at 2:30 p. m. Gus Sonnenberjr 111. Providence, R. Nov.

28. (AP.) Gus Sonnenbersr was in a hospital here tonight with an attack of influenza grippe according to Dr. John A. Bolster, his physician here. A bout scheduled for tonight In Manchester, N.

was cancelled and there is some doubt as to his being able to fill the engagements for several days to come. Sundav. The Bel! City lineup will be has been tentatively fixed for November 29 or 30. 1931. Thj Morro Castle Cadets, representing the Cuban strengthened by the addition of Pat Ryan.

N. Y. U. gridman. and Vic Radzevich.

ranked as one of the lead Deferred Election. Minnesota iaited until this fall to elect Harry Schoening, captain of the basketball team. mutary school, were defeated bv Army plebes at West Point last ing semi-professional players ia the Thursday. state..