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3 Connecticut Overcomes Halftinie Deficit With Two Touchdowns To Win, 21-14 Charlie Revelli's Dash -Turns Back Springfield Reserve Halfback Tallies From 13 Yards Out to De-cide Storrs Contest; Visitors Catch and Pass Huskies in Second Period Holy Cross Surprises North Carolina State Crusaders, Beaten Three Times in Row, Come to Life With Bang to Crush Favored Wolf pack by Score of 28 to Score in All But Third 3 THE HARTFORD DAILY COURANT: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1942. Going. Over For Amherst's First Touchdown 1 1 rrln I n.MII. si 1 Worcester, Oct. 24.

the final point with his third accur ate placement kick. Chapman Tech Defeats Fitch Gridders 14-7 Groton, Oct. 24. (Special.) Holy Cross' big football team, which dropped three straight games in! college competition this season, came Storrs, Oct. 24.

(Special.) Connecticut's mustered two scoring drives to overcome a half-time deficit 'and turn back Springfield, 2 lto 14, today for their third victory of the season. Scoring first and last, the Uconns to life with a bang today as it: Chapman Tech won a gruelling battle from Fitch this afternoon at crushed a favored North Carolina SPRINGFIELD 1 Nelson It McConrhle Hoff Sturce9 rg Tripp rt Llneberger re Clark qb Robinson lhb Markpy rhb Oelkers lb Tavvltsalnen CONNECTICUT W. Dropo" Antonez Plnsky Manner Molloy Malkkula Cuddy Jorsensen Mohr Scussel Moll State eleven 28 to 0 before 7500 at Oroton. 14-7. Ltwn i-ieia.

i scored the only Fitch touchdown in Johnny Bezemes, senior tailback i the second period, to give Fitch a who has been on the injured list, lead at the half. paced the hard-blocking Crusaders! staining marches In the Score by periods: Touchdowns. Carleton (sub for Oelkers), Oelkers. Scussel, Jorgensen. Revelli (sub for ScusseU: points from try after touchdown.

Jorgensen 3, Slaughter 2 (sub for Mackey). to their slashing triumph as he set, Paskewich and j0 suscello altera-up their first touchdown with a 25-ating, brought forth the Tech win. yard punt return to the Wolfpack Referee, C. W. Merrltt.

Maine; um Loose talk costs lives. pire, F. M. Stein. Rutgers; linesman W.

Coyle. Arnold; field pudge. F. 33 and then climaxed the overland drive by snaking his way 17 yards around end on a naked reverse midway through the first quarter. After the hard-tackling Southerners had stopped two Holy Cross marches, Bezemes chased far back Knapp, St.

Francis. Amherst Trounces Wesleyan 27 To 0 (Continued from Page 1.) to catch Art Faircloth's long, high punt and then dazzled back 78 yards i i' vv. -4 -r- to score Denino tne devastating blocking of his mates. Bezemes and the limping Johnny Grigas were injured late in the sec ond period and Dick Gibson. Joe Tire Situation Is Showing Improvement Auto Tire Co.

Working 3 Shifts On Recapping; New General Reclaimed Tire On the Way BY BILL HICKEY. Jack the Tire Expert. When you read this column we will be hard at work In Baltimore attending the annual convention of the National Association of In- McAfee and Steve Murphy took over in the Holy Cross backfield and continued to lead the chase. After fumbles had interrupted two long drives by tne crusaders, uibson pitched a 33-yard gaining pass to rant. Ed Murtihv who caueht the ball just short of the end zone and had the upper hand except in the second quarter when the Gymnasts tallied twice to assume a 14-7 advantage.

The Huskies tied the score in the third period on an aerial thrust from Lenny Arntzen to Albie Jor-gensen and pounded away steadily on the ground in the final canto to win out on Charlie Revelli's 13 yards dash into the cndzone. Punt Blocked. Connecticut's scoring drive in the opening quarter started when linemen broke through to block Mac-key's punt, Arntzen gained five yards and lateraled to Ray Scussel for a first down. Three rushes gained only six yards but an offside penalty against Springfield brought another first down and, after he gained seven yards. Scussel broke loose to scamper 33 yards behind grand blacking for the afternoon's first six-pointer.

Jorgensen converted. Springfield tied up the score in the second period on a brilliant 80 yards punt runback by Parker Carlton and aroused by this feat mustered another offensive burst which resulted in a touchdown scored by Oelkers. Slaughter converted after each tally to give the Bay Staters a 14-7 working margin at half time. Arntzen Pitches. In the middle of the third quarter after Ecussel took a Springfield punt Arntzen contacted his mate with a pass that carried the Huskies to the visitors' 47.

Two rushes failed to gain before Rrntzen again faded back and pitched to Jorgensen who took the ball on the 35 and raced the rest of the distance for the score. The freshman back again converted to deadlock the contest. Connecticut's winning touchdown was set up when Scussel angled a punt out of bounds on the Springfield eight. The return boot carried tq the Uconn 44 but Fred Mohr, another yearling back, got loose to the Springfield 27 with a nifty bit of ball lugging. Charlie Revelli carried down to the 18 and fullback Bill Moll, tallied, early in the nnai quarter.

The Crusaders registered their Courant Photo. Rollie Smith, Amherst quarterback, is shown covering the last few yards for Amherst's first touchdown yesterday at Middletown after taking a last touchdown a minute before the final whistle when Chet Wasilewski, snare fullback, intercepted one of pass irom rea uarey msiae tne nve-yaros line. Jim Eaton, wesleyan ireshman back (3), arrives too late to prevent tne taiiy, wruie tne uarainaj captain, Burt VanderClute, is chasing Smith from behind. Amherst won 27 to 0. dependent Tire Dealers.

Nearly 9 'j'li'nunoMWMWMMim North Carolina State's desperate and hurried passes and raced the ball back 26 yards and over the goal line. Paul Governali Captures Cheers As Perm Drubs Columbia, 42 To 12 Hartford goal. There an eight-man Trinity line rase up to three times smother Beyer an dthrow him back to the two, bbut on fourth down Beyer ploughed through guard for Ed Murphy place-kicked successfully after the first three scores and UrthWv Sullivan Rnnrfl niiart.prhac.k converted after' the fourth one. the touchdown. juuu ure aeaiers from all over the country will be there.

The main topic at the various meetings will, of course, be rubber conservation and we will have some top notch speakers, Including William M. JefTers, the new rubber rznr WVion Hall Soccer Combine End sUnbeaten Year Merlden. Oct. 24. (Special.) The William Hall of West Hartford soccer team blanked Merlden High, 2 to 0, at Washington Park today.

It was the final game of the season for Hall, which has not been scored on this year in winning six games and losing one. The West Hartford team Is unbeaten In 18 games over the past three years. The Hall booters are coached by Lloyd Roberts. The summary: Another gorgeous quick-kick by Black, who just barely got it away on a reverse play; was down on the Cadets' five as the period ended, and cerned. Altogether, Bob Odell and Bert Stiff hit the Jackpot twice each and reserve backs Bob Brundage and Paxson Gifford once apiece.

Philadelphia, Oct. 24. (AP.) Pennsylvania pounded Columbia all over Franklin Field today and won a 42 to 12 football decision, but CAROLINA Btlllwell Moser Riddle Allen Caton Kwlatkoskl Gibson Doak Teague Clark HOLY CROSS E. Murphy I.andrlgan DlOsngl Tltua Alberghtnl Connor Swlackl Ball Bezemei McAfee 1 It lg 0 rg rt le Qb lh rh Coast Guard didn seriously threat COLUMBIA Pitchln' Paul Governali won about Rock en the Trinity goal line again until midway in the final stanza when everything else, including the cheers 'geMaruni1 MERIDEN PENN Kuezynski Donaldson Grain Btanger Bhiekman Calcagnl it rung up 14 more points. Parriilof some 40.000 fans, for his one-man Kiemnvich PUano fb Natowlch An Intercepted pass set up one Sinton nine yards and then Agnew set Wesleyan back on its heels with a booming punt that went out of bounds on the Cardinal 25.

Wesleyan made one more advance before the halve but it was checked at the 28 when another fourth down heave didn't connect. Exceptf or a brief space the third period was contested in Wesleyan territory, but Amherst's lone scoring bid was halted by Captain Burt VanderClute's interception on the 15 and a later advance which wound up in paydirt was halted temporarily att he 28 by the period's close. Final In five plays the Sabrinas had a score in the fourth period. Agnew and Ford lugged for a first down in two rushes and the former ate up the last 14 yards In three carries. The final touchdown came in short order and was set up by Bridges' fumble which Beatty recovered on the Cardinal 42.

With Agnew leading a combination of regular and reserve backs, Amherst racked' up two first downs, barely missed scoring on a pass intended for Agnew which Eaton knocked down, and then proceeded to go the rest of the way in three plays. Agnew passed to Donaldson for 10 yards, rushed for six more to the two and then Jim Carey slammed over for the score. Wesleyan couldn't get far after the kickoff and punted but, when McNiff booted back, Maynard gave the ball to Sadowski on a hand-eff and thel atter raced 39 yards behind good blocking before he stumbled over a mate trying to eliminate McNiff who made the From the Amherst 29 Maynard lost eight yards on the first play and Agnew intercepted Sad-owski's pass to end the threat. Wesleyan got the ball once more but time ran out after a short advance reached midfield. It was Amherst's twenty-second victory in the rivalry covering a span of 60 years.

Wesleyan has won 24 times. Between the halves former Governor Raymond E. Baldwin, a Wesleyan alumnus, paid tribute to the Wesleyan men who have given their lives in the present war and the entire gathering joined in singing the National Anthem. Feibie joo oi worK lor tne Lions. Holy Cross scoring: Touchdowns.

Be- touchdown, the last five yards be le it Is rs rt Tr. was lust a. ran nf rrvn 1 t.rlf nnt. Oliver J. Kelleher J.

B.eiiener Plccoll1 i awan ra only ing accounted for in a pass from Don McLauchlan to Lynch. The Hlrschrnaii uul "cvcf Horvath qb Msrtln lh WILLIAM HALL Marchant Wllshlre rb Roy lb Valentine rh Morrell sh George lh Gaumond or Balboni tr Boyce Anderson 11 Marcuson ol Tower xjii-hc uuiiiiamicu uuL.iii.. wiLn Governali IB uaeu Towne! Right End Joe Swan and Left Guard, Germann rh ComiskeyjEd Grain as the leading battering, ,11 rh fb other was a land and air drive going for 47 yards with McLauchlan Bydic pitching a fourth-down spiral from Ribner Bolman tne three-yards line to Johnny Austin, substitute back, for the rams in this Quaker pummeltng party, the three deep Penn Zy, Una nnaA uu. frt Scoring summary: Columbia, tourn-line opened holes all afternoon rh, Germann; Pennsylvania, through Which the Navy parade this (touchdowns. Odell 2.

Stiff 2. Brundage smashed to the 13 for a first down Revelli ploughed the rest of the distance, crossing the double stripe with three Springfield tacklers dragging along. Jorgensen added Goals scored by Marcuson, Balboni. Substitutes: Hall: Noel, Ducatt. Hill.

Clements. Perlsteln. Referee, Duranlan; time, 15 minute quarters. city oi orotneriv love nas scneclulerj ud ior btun, uurora (sub ior weisni Coast Guard, gaining freely In fnr tnmnrmni fCiuM Viava muri-hoH Wln" 'ter touchdown. Martin (placements): safety kick blocked thrusts through the mmiddle of the line, had a ret gain rushing of 337 (blocked by Calcagnl).

without scraping the sides. Five of the six of the Pennsylvania touchdowns came along the ground, yards to 157. Alertness by the Cadet Substitutions, Columbia, ends. Blrt. Troy; tackles.

Wilson, MncMlchael: backs in intercepting four passes and running them back for 124 yards also figured prominently in we return to Hartford later on In the week we hope to have some interesting information regarding the tire picture as it affects us all. As president of the National Association for the past year we have kept busy between Hartford and Washington. Little did we know a year ago that the average motorist could not even buy a recap in a few months. Our association has functioned perfectly, however, and the situation is rapidly beginning to clarify itself. This is due in a large part to the Baruch report which we are proud to say, took cognizance of the many recommendations of our association.

Looking Back. Speaking of a year ago, we had occasion to look over our bip advertisements in the Sunday Courant last October. Remember the famous Dual-10 (you need a certificate to buy one now). Last year we urged the public to buy immediately (if they needed tires) because of the uncertain rubber conditions. We expounded the various superiorities of thLs famous tire with the full ply construction, giving sidewall strength 10 times greater than you would need for ordinary road shocks.

We also told you then about its famous quick stopping wrinkle (squee-gee) tread, and of course the extra quietness which we all appreciate. Later Williams Keeps Record Clean By Defeating Tufts the triumph. The Cadets have cap gemes 2, Ed Murphy. Wallewskl (sub for Natowlch); points after touchdowns. E.

Murphy 3. 8ulllvan (sub for Ball.) Schmeling Relinquishes Continental Crown Berlin (From German Broadcasts-. Oct. 24. (AP.) Max Seh-meling, former world heavyweight boxing champion, turned in his continental title to the European Boxing Union today, a dispatch from home said tonight.

(On September 8 a broadcast was heard in the United States in which it was announced that Schmellng. a German para-trooper, had been wounded so severely in the battle of crete that he would never fight again. The statement quoted Max Maehon. his trainer.) The Rome dispatch said that the union immediately listed five candidates for the vacated title, topped by Walter Neusel of Germany. Others were Musina of Italy; Laz-arri.

also of Italy; Tandberg of Sweden and Sys of Belgium. No mention was marie of Adolf Heuser, German heavyweight title holder and former European champion, whom Schmellng knocked out in 47 seconds of the first round at Stutt tured four of their five games this nne ronnleH nn nn lntprcpntprl naec outpnen. Hill, Monipiaisir: one countea on an intercepcea pass center. Donovan: backs. Apel, Gehrke.

and two Others, on long runs by Holden. Ferrarlnl. Kasprzsk. Bert Stiff and Joe Kane, were called' Substitutions. Pennsylvania, ends, back for rule infractions.

As a i tani tackles, Morgan. Gallagher, ter Of fact, Penn tried only our steurer. Cooper, Schmidt. Boylan: passes, none completed, but gained, guards, Nelson. DeWhlrst, Hartwlg.

427 vards through the line. Laws: renters. Stanger. Weismlller. TTip Onnker! uprp nlwlnntlu nm IMcGlniy; backs.

Plet, Glffor. Melley. nZ McCarthy. Motson. O'Brien.

Miller, mad season while Trinity has one vvic tory, a tie an dtwo defeats to show in four times out. -on' Kane. Brady. Lockwood. Williamstown, Oct.

24. (Special.) The 'Little Three champion Williams football team maintained its unblemished record here today before a large welcoming-home crowd when it trounced Tufts, 47-6, in the sixteenth renewal to wnicn rrinceton neiri them a week ago, and they took it out, with interest, on the Lions as they chalked up the 19th win in this 25 game gridiron rivalry that dates back to 1878. C4 4 TRINITY le Moyer 11 Dolan lg Heubner Starkey rg Goodspeed rt Klnnella re Fink qb Felske lh Black rh Foster fb Dubovlc.k Coast Guard Tops Trinity Gridders (Continued from Page 1.) COAST GUARD Tharp Balrdd P. Harris Crews Morosky Fehrenbacker Lynch Austin McLauchlan Carter Drury Const Guard Trinity But as long as Governali was in of the traditional series. Scoring there trirowine his hieh hard on These Are Authorized flew Gar Dealers twice in the opening quarter and it was quite an interesting afternoon putting the game on ice with four raU concerned, before Penn post- nnrt.ir1na.Mnn fnr thi nftflrnnnn Dii.

AMHERST 7 7 7 1435 0 7 0 07 tallies in the third period, the Pur- fl1 Ivy Lea6ue triumph ofbovick picked up two yards but on the season. inu mute uulks uviu ne ana DiacK gart on Julv 2. 1939 to gain the Touchdowns. Carter Bever Turner Lynch. Austin; points from try after crown he relinquished today pie eleven downed the fighting but overpowered Jumbos to increase their season's victories to five against no defeats, and thus establish themselves as odd-on favorites For Paul, with virtually no help, heaved 20 passes, completed eieht, good for 160 yards and both the Lion touchdowns and when he came out of the game, midwav of the final Hasse Kimball Hardy Turner Talbot Williams Morrow Smith Asnew Koebel WESLEYAN Buckley Benson Olson Medd Pniadls Scliwenk Burton VanderClute Sadowski Maynard Kaplca la It lg rg rt re Ob lh rh WHATCHA WAlTTN'rOR? i me monm we advertised the General 2 in 1 snow tire and it went over bic.

(We wish we had some now.) That's the tire that did the Jobs even chains couldn't. 320 rubber I cleats for safe winter snow or mud i driving and when they wore off in the Spring you still had a new sum-imer tread: the same style as the General Silent Grip. Of course this year we still offer the many other in the coming 'Little Three' compe-; Period, even the Penn cheering sec- tition. J. Carey fb a toucnaown Lyncn 5.

(piaceklcks), Ramsey (plareklck); referee, E. H. Oood-rldge; umpire, J. J. Burke; linesman, J.

E. Sullivan; field Judge. J. P. Haughey; time.

15 mln. Quarters. Substitutions: Const Guard: Barks. Beyer. Cataffo.

Russell. Hancock; ends. Goodbread, Martin; tackles. Starbuck. Barrow; guards, Rast, Wade, Richardson; center.

Walsh. Trinity; Backs. Ramsey, Kelly, Moran; ends. Turner. Wood; tackles, ockwood; guards, Bonee; center, Score by periods: The summaries: TUFTS J5rr 1427 Amherst 13 0 0 Touchdowns J.

Cnrev 5 Agnew, Smith; points from try after touch rammed into a stone wall and were tossedd bac kto the 11. A five-yards penalty for extra time outs sent Trinity back to the 16 on fourth down, and then two substitutes Just inserted into the fray by Coach Dan Jessee, collaborated for a score. Stumpy little Jackie Rammsey faded back to the 23 andd shot a pass into the end zone which "Wee Willie" Turner six-foot, four-Inch end, easily caught. Ramsey kicked the extra point Trinity trailed, 7 to 14 intermission. Goal Line Stand.

Coast Guard last no time at the outset of the third period in putting a damper on any aspirations for victory nurtured by Trinity. Drury returned the kick-off 17 yards to the 36, and then alternated with 1 noi WILLIAMS Wallace Scarborough Renzl Glasgow Vorys Wilson Knox Brldgewater Higgins Schmidt Orr 0 27 6-47 0 0 06 wuii pave nun me giaa nana, iney probably were glad to see him go. Surprisingly enough, the Lions counted the opening tally of the game, scoring in less than 3'4 minutes the first time they got their hands on the ball, with Governali's 34-yarder to Tom Rock turning the trick. The other Columbia counter came in the second quarter to top off a 76-yard march. A pass to Ken Germann that traveled 44 yards from the line of scrimmage, but more than 55 by air after Governali finished fading back, was the payoff play.

But by that time, Penn had tallied le it i. rg rt re Qb rhb lhb fb 14 6 Sampson Webber Sweeney Deteso Zullo Rowell Mernlck Burns Blssett Fortln Foster Wllliami Tufts Williams down Mills 3 (placements). Referee. G. T.

White. (Boston College); umpire. H. A. Swaffleld (Brown); linesman.

T. Carrlgan. (Fltchburg Teachers); field Judge, W. Parker. Mlddlebury; time, 15 mln.

quarters. Substitutions: Amherst Ends, Cady. Massee. Donaldson. Gllmore; tackles.

Morgan. Pitcher; guards. Hart. Mallon, Mead; center. O'Connor; backs.

Beatty, Mills. Wilder. McNiff. Jordan. Cos-grove.

P. Carey, Ford. McGlnley. Madden. Wesleyan Ends.

Dundas: tackles. C. Williams. Allison. Burnett.

Sweet: guards Studwell. Heath. Cruess: centers, Porter, Leonard; backs, Eaton. Bridges, Morton. Wilkinson.

Willie Howard Says Moh Warner Has a Priority on Saving Hair' scoring: Touchdowns, Schmidt 2, Orr. Glasgow 2, Higgins. Nichols. Points after touchdown: Do-lan 4 (placement): Orr (pass). Tufts Beyer in the heavy-duty work in mree toucnaowns and scnool was scoring: Touchdown, Sherry (sub for out aa far as the result was con-'rolling to within one yard of the Sampson).

Substitutions: Tufts: Ends, Sherry, Nandone, Price, Bradvm, Monahan; Nothing But the Best ALL MAKES OF CARS WELCOME ALSO UNIVERSAL MOTORS 971 Farmington Avenue West Hartford Center Salisbury Conquers Canterbury, 23 to 6 New Milford. Oct. 24. (Special.) Before a Home Coming Day crowd that rivaled those of peace times. Canterbury went down before a powerful Salisbury team, 25-6, here today.

tackles, Russell, Dillon, Lonergan; guards, Kennedy, Stott, Corade-chi: center. Lister; halfbacks, Beers, Ross, Burns, Rutter, Moschella; fullbacks. Watklns, McKinnon, Eplfano. Klrkules. Williams: Ends, Shellenberger, Ober-render.

Wood. Gruber, Means; tackles Stelgman, Cole. Harden. Mulcahy; Ik eummary items nstea a year ago brake service, Exide batteries, wheel aligning and road service. booking Ahead.

It will be some months before the average motorist can get tires but the picture is much brighter than even a month ago. In a very short time we will announce a new General, built of reclaimed rubber. This new tire will be much better and give many more miles of service than the present "victory retread." People entitled to drive their cars, if only to go to the store, will get some type of rubber. Others in necessary war work will receive a better grade of tire. All in all, our Government has come to realize that we can't win this war and take the 27,000,000 cars off the road at the same time.

The Baruch report has made it clear that our transportation system is built around our individual, private passenger cars. Your Duty. It's up to all of us to conserve our ears as much as possible. We at Jack the Tire Expert are bending every effort to help you. True, our service is not quite as speedy as B.

D. (before the draft) but we still offer you a top notch crew of men trained in their particular line. Richt now we're featuring a dandv $4.95 fall lubrication special that will get vou set for winter driving. It also includes a brake Adjustment and front wheel toe-in adjustment. Speaking of front ends, watch that wheel alignment.

It gets out of order quickly and wears tires even quicker. We'll tell you in a Jiffy if they are out. And watch your battery, They're hard to get these days. Our CANTERBURY guards. Murphy.

Wakeman, Spaeth. Largey, Bufflngton: centers, Courter, Emery, Detmer; quarterbacks, Dolan, Kelley; halfbacks, Nichols, Hayes, Adams; fullbacks, Zabor, Ruth, Downs Officials: Referee. J. J. Farrell; umpire.

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