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1 Click fs iunity Tribune Oct. 6, 1946 HARVARD PREP OTHER COLLEGE FOCTBALL Part 2 Page 2 THE SCORE THAT BEAT IOWA! I NORTH CENTRAL ENDS f.ilLLIiilN STREAK, 7 TO 6 Decatur, 111., Oct. 5 Special BOSTON COLLEGE BEATS SPARTAN ELEVEN, 34-20 'James Millikin's 16 game winning I streak came to an end here this 'Sr" i. aj If HAS mm mm 2 7 AViH Wia nuln il i W'il wiw kJ afternoon as North Central college squeezed 'out a 7 to 6 victory in the Big Blue's opening game of the sea Eagles Score Twice in the son. A Millikin fumble, recovered by First Quarter the Cardinals on the Blue's 20, set the stage for the visitors' touch East Lansing, Oct.

5 fSpe- down on the first play of the fourth quarter. Capt. Don Jacobs plunged over from the 1 yard line after hav eial Boston college unleashed ELEVEN DEFEATS CONCORDIA.20-18 Harvard scored In the last 20 seo onds yesterday to defeat Concordia, 20 to 18, in a Private School league football game in River Forest. Norm Kern scored the game winning touchdown when he plunged over from the 3 yard line. In other league games.

Francis Parker rolled over Wheaton. 34 0, in Wheaton. and Todd opened its season by defeating North Park. 13 to 0, in Woodstock. Harvard (20 Coacardia (11 Glubka L.E.

Demer Miller L.T..., Pinncw Phillip LG IrsrMser Rrorks Klra Crafton R.G. Barvc-t's Litt R.T Flse R. Owe Sloan Mevr Krm H. GeTg-rw R.tnney Gcvrtuc Ilarie F.B Lersean.f Harvard A 7 f) 73 Concordia 1 Touchdowns lis re. Ransey, Hera.

Gey 12). Points after touchdowns Kern f2. Francis Parker 341 Wheataa fOT Damr.n Tarawa Kraft Garland. Grunsfeld Rrera Hinds Lai s-9 Horween R.G............ Heller Rogers Elsendratn.

Gersrar.c Blckle F-a Petty LH Eannarcal Blacketer R. Drrr.r Bemhelmer P-nf Francis Parker 7 20 7 034 Wheaton 0 0 e) Touchdowns Bemhelmer 13 Petty. BACkt. eter. WEST Ohio 25; Western Mirhlgan, 1.

Oshkosh. 27; Stevens Point. 13. Wayne Teachers, 12: 8o. Dakota.

O. Augitstana. 13; Carthage, O. M. Jtweph's, Valparaiso, O.

St. Olaf, 20; Concordia Minn 1. O. Concordia (River Forest 27; Llmhurst. 13.

Albion, 13; Hillsdale. 6. Musklngtum, 13; Heidelberg, 0. Otterbeln, 18; Uenison, 13. Defiance, Manchester, O.

Tliirl, 14; Hiram. 6. Klrkivllle, 23; Parsons. 6. Marietta, 12; Capital O.

Evanaville, 20; Illinois Wealeyan. 6. Marquette Teachers, 23; Northland, 0. Findlay. 27; W'ooster, 6.

Cape Girardeau. 20; Carbondale, 13. Augsburg, at. John's, 6. North Central, Millikin.

6. Ferris, 6: Wisconsin Kxtensionl 6. Central Michigan, 20; Eastern IKy.j, 7. Miami fU.l, 33; Daytnn. O.

Dubuqne, 43; Fenn college, 0. Cedarville, 14: Canterbury. 6. Southern (S. D.l Normal, IS; Sloan Falls, 0.

South Dakota slate. 61; Manitoba, 0. Mankato, Duluth, O. Indiana 14; Fort Knos, O. Alma, 23: Adrian, O.

Baldwin Wallace, 32; Akron, O. Toledo, 42; Case, 14. Cincinnati. SB; Marshall, 14. Bradley.

26; Arkansas State. 2. Kent State. 20: John Carroll, 7. Alva.

14; Bethel. 8. Oklahoma (tty, 74: Missouri Mlnea. 6. Klpon, CarneU, 6.

Knreka. 21; Aurora, 6. River Falls, 20: Stoat. 0. Kau Claire Teachers.

34; Michigan Tech, 2. Murray, 38; Morebead, 19. EAST Rutgers, 53; Johns Hopkins, 0. Itrexel. 18; t'ralnns.

6. Haverford, 20; Sasquehanna. 6. George Washington, 37; Merchant Marines, 18. Muhlenberg.

39; Albright, 0. Colby, 13; Vermont. 7. Connecticut, 25; Springfield, 0. Bates, 25; Trinity, O.

Boston 21: American 0. Northeastern, 13; Maine, 7. Buffalo, 28 Rensselaer, 13. St. Lawrence, 39; LoweU Textile, O.

West Virginia, 42; Waynesburg. 0. darkson, 13: Norwich. O. New Hampshire, Z5; Rhode Island, 12.

powerful attack thru the air and on ihe ground to overwhelm Michigan ing covered 15 yards in one bolt thru the line. Ted Tilden kicked State, 34 to 20, this afternoon on I t-V' if -x5Sl a-'V an fcff'Wf the extra point. Macklin field before a crowd of Millikin's second team bounced 21.061. Lineup: Miehisraa Slato (201 BMtoa College fS41 right back with a touchdown, the 60 yard march being featured by the passing of Freshman Jim Curzon, Huey Llpka Pltl L. K.

Kins Bltckmin Clanneili Fuil Twomey Corner Palladlno his third completion. A 6 yard toss to Jim Williams in the end zone St. Itonaventare. 33; Scranton. 7.

Alfred, 24; llartwirk, O. California I I'a. 1 21: West Liberty. 0. tVeslrjan.

2li: art more. St. ttonaventure. S3; Scranton. 7.

Bergen. 33; Trenton. O. oast tiuard. 14; Amherst, 13.

Concord, 21; shepherd, 7. Clarion. 30; dlboro. O. Shipprrsburg, 13; Kutstown, 6.

Hofatra. 14; Montrlalr, 6. Navy rlrbes, 33; Grrenbrlar, 7. Itelaware. S3; Randolph Macon, O.

Manshrld. 14: Mlllrrsvlllr. 7. tieneva. 12; Washinston Jefferson.

O. Western Maryland. 18; GeltysbBig. 6. Williams, 12; Middleburr.

6. Morgan. 22; Delaware State, 6. Mass. State, 11: flowdoin, 8.

Slippery Rock. 7: Indiana I Ta A. Dlrklmon. 7: Lehigh, 6. Rochester.

30; Colon. 14. Mount Cnion, 20; Bethany. 6. Washington and Lee.

41; Hampden Sydney, 8. Ktroudtburg, 2i; Panver, O. Westminster. 6: Juniata. 6.

Westchester Teachers. 20; C. C. N. 0.

New York 19; Brooklyn college, 8. SOt Til Loulln. 13: Mississippi Slate. 6. So.

Carolina stata. Knosville, 7. Auburn. 26; tinsin. 6.

Vanderbilt, 7: Mississippi. O. Morris, Fort Valley. 2. Tennessee State, 27; l.anrton.

O. Kentucky Slate. 2.1; lnton-Salrm. 6. Vlrslnla, 21: Virginia Trrh.

21. North Carolina rullrgr. 19: Hlarflrld. fl. Lane.

20; Alabama State Teachers. O. Morris Brown. 13; Allen. 9.

Cherry Point Marines. 13; sluantlco, 7. Paine. 20; amp Jackson, O. Lincoln, 6H; St.

Paul Va O. William and Mary. 51: Citadel. 12. West Virginia SUte.

21; lluward. 13. Wiley, 32: Arkansas State. 7. Texas collese.

12; Sam Houston. O. Southern 38; Gramhling. O. Appalachian.

40; Lion, O. Wilbrrforre. 22: Tallahassee, 14. Presbyterian, 12; Sewanre, 7. Davidson, 54: Wofford.

O. Newberry. 13; Lenoir Rhyne. O. Hampton, 33; J.

t. Smith, 0. Maryville, 19; Centre. O. Kentucky, 70; Xavier.

0. Rice, 48: Southwestern fl. Howard Payne, 7: E. Texas 7. Texas Tech.

7: Southern Methodist. 0. Hardin Simmons. 34: San Josa State. 7.

Catawba. 19; llllh Point. 7. Sam Houston. State.

Corwae Christl Naval, O. Carson-Newman. 27; Emory. A. Houston.

32; Second Armored Division, T. FAR WEST Stanford. 33: San Francisco. 7. Washington State.

32; Idaho. 0. Oregon State, 33; Portland. O. Nevada.

33; Santa Clara. 7. Oreton. 14: California. 13.

California. Oregon. 7 (first period 1. Montana State. Colorado college.

7. Fresno. Flagstaff, 6. Colorado Aggies, Wyoming, O. California Poly.

21; San Diego, 13. Colorado. I'tah State. O. Idaho Southern, 19; Carlsbad IS.

Western State. 19; Hastings. 7. Stanford 1. 21; Humboldt.

0. Willamette. 26: British Columbia. 13. Arisona State.

Fresno State Reserves, 6. Ctah. 14; Orisona. 7. brought the touchdown, but Don X- k-r- y-i 7 diking Corry's placement for the extra point was wide.

MUllkin 6 Worth Central t71 Ettfl X. CoaowsiaewOwaAs Hilt Atfld Corrv L. Perucca Lauher L. Somrek Karris Slstl Ralre R. Klcketakls Gilpin Q.

B. Panders Reader Mangene Spiegel Lanoue Sleradxkl F. Derosa Michigan State 7 6 7 020 Boston College 14 0 14 634 Barghalter (Hrldejberg). Touchdowni Reader 2 1 Spiegel, Lanoue. Uangene.

Klllelea (2), Cannava. Polnu after touchdown! Reader, Fornarl, Fancier 14. Mlcblran Slate Ends, Lapka, Conway. Sobleiak, Roskopp: tackles. Zllo, Wheeler, Baldwn: guards, iiadgen.

Mahoney; centers. Wietecha. MeCurry: backs Fornarl. Poneta Straup R. R.G Wolgaat Scott Pickett R.

McFadden Smith Bradshaw Tilden Shroyer L.H Jacobs Johnson R.H.. Ontko Heely F.B G. Hatfield Ceppeart, Guerre, Smth. Waldron, Vavrutka. Waters.

Points after tcucndowxia Howeea 121. heimer 121. North Central 0 0 77 Mllllkln 0 6 6 Touchdowns Jacobs, Williams. Point after touchdown Tilden. Substitutions North Central: Gleszer.

Cross. Boston college Ends. Spinney. Papalro. Bow-drlnt.

Cesarlo. Wlsnewskl: tackles: Stautner, Todd 13 Donovan. McCarthy; fuardt, Darone, Choul- Fredenhagen, Salasky, Geressy, Meyer. Heln- r.ard. Quinn: centers.

Kulls. Kennedy: backs, Claaby. Stuka. Benedetto. Cannava, Brenneii, Klllelea.

Dlmlnlck. Palladlno, Ron tin. Referee Lyle Clarno Bradley Umpire- North Park (01 E. Hawxiasr Faey Eamstca Swansea Cittern AiiBgrea R. Jofcnsrts H.

Aadersca B. Isnnait Wlssen Norrls Wlnsbers Gordon Fek-ht Fitch Avery Lubera Tuchman Tsunoda Anders John Wilson Ohio State I. Head linesman-Paul Gobei Michigan I. Field judge Joel Iraig Wood Wins Tri-State Pro Golf Championship Madison, N. Oct.

5 (7P Craig Wood, representing New York, shot a 69 over the 6,652 yard Braidburn club course today to win the first Tri-State Professional Golf association championship, but New Jersey's delegation won the team title with a score of 1,010, or 23 points better than that of Pennsylvania vhich edged out the New York team by one point. Craig's top score earned him a first prize of $1,500. 011 Todd 7 Ncrth Park rlch, Wright, Haumersen, Anaerson. Mllllkln DeSenbaugh, Blakeney. Williams, Allen, Denton, RoU, Flaherty, Green, Smith.

Martin. Duerkson, Day. Curzon. Referee Pace IDwIghtl. Umpire Richards Springfield 1.

Head linesman Hinton ISprlng-neldj. KNOX BEATS GRINNELL Galesburg, 111., Oct. 5 Special Knox college opened its home schedule with a Dads' day victory over Grinnell, 18 to 9 today by scoring two touchdowns in the second period and one in the final quarter. Knox -18 Grinnell 191... Westerdahl L.

H. White Balnbridge T. H. Mitchell Baborlch Bredlmus Underwood Bowers Flupatrick Rundall Lutx R. Bliss Malley White Stantortb.

Q. Steinbeck Robinson B. Bouma Gunnison Webb McCoy F.B Nagel Knox 0 12 618 Tcuchdcwrw Tuchican. Tsunoda. Point after touchdown Anders.

JOE DAVIS RTTIRES LONDON. Oct. (S Darts. haw held the world snooker I Knc.lsa bUlards I -So i championship for the last 20 year, azncasstxtl tonight he was retiring from cocpetiucn. WIESEH) 2 Grinnell 0 8 9 STATISTICS Mich.

Boat. State Coll. First downs 12 19 Rushing 6 14 Passing 3 5 Penalty 3 Rushing Yards lost 31 IS Net yards 204 267 Forward passes 19 13 Completed 4 11 Intercepted by 2 Net yards gained 86 230 Punts Number 4 2 Average yards 42 40 Kickofls Number 4 6 Average yards 42 52 Yards returned 131 70 Fumbles 3 Ball lost 2 Penalties 4 8 Yards lost 40 105 WEST MICHIGAN LOSES Kalamazoo, Oct. 5 Special Western Michigan was dealt a 25 to 7 loss by Ohio university today, In a game that saw the light Bronco eleven light courageously in the closing minutes to break into the scoring column. The score came when End Carl Schiller of Chicago grabbed a 27 yard pass from Nick Milosevich behind the goal.

Another Chicago boy, Bob Myers, half back, gave Ohio its first break of the game in the first quarter by fumbling the opening kick-off on Western's 15, where Ed Sudnick recovered for the visitors. Dick Ha-dona plunged across for the score after King Brady and himself had carried the ball to the 3. In the third period, Ohio marched 52 yards for its second touchdown, Brady going over from the 3. A few minutes later Brady tallied again on a 15 yard sprint. Touchdowns Robinson 2, Westerdahl, H.

White. Point after touchdown Nagle. Safety Grinnell. CAKBONDALE LOSES, 20-13 Carbondale, 111., Oct. 5 (SPy Cape Girardeau Teachers downed the Carbondale Teachers football team this afternoon, 20 to 13.

Webb Halbert, half back, scored all three touchdowns. Joe Brude- baker kicked two extra points. Cape Girardeau 6 0 14 0 20 Southern Illinois .0 6 7 13 Bob Chappuis, Michigan half back, hitting off his right tackle for 12 yards and a touchdown early in the second quarter of the Wolverines' game with Iowa yesterday in Ann Arbor. Chappuis had scored an earlier touchdown, in the first period, but this one proved to be the victory tally as Iowa rallied to make the final score Michigan, 14; Iowa, 7. tAsiociated Press Photo WILDCATS BEAT Harness Results Michigan First Half Drive Turns Bach Iowa, 14 to 7 BADGERS, 28-0, IN WE'VE COMBED At ROKA RKM I.TS FIRST RACE Purse $400, first half of dally double, 15 class pace, 1 1-16 miles: David Dale IK.

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passes. Michigan's only attempt was intercepted. Until Iowa's drive for a tie had failed, the Ilawkeyes had 28 plays from scrimmage to only 14 for Michigan. May Find Army Tough In any i analysis, Iowa placed a question mark on Michigan's ability to whip undefeated Army next Saturday. But there was no question today that Bob Chappuis has earned a place on the Wolverine varsity.

Chappuis carried Michigan's attack. He scored twice and Chariottedale started. I FOURTH RACE Purse $400. trot. 1 1-16 mile: 3.80 3.40 4.20 3.40 Blue Abbey I H.

Baldwin 6.80 MelchUedrk G. Mlnshall 1 Pine Ridge Bill 1L. James 3.80 Ohio 6 19 025 Western 0 0 7 0 7 Touchdowns Hodona, Brady 2, Eayre, Schiller. Points after touchdowns Sudnick, Milosevlch. Substitutions: Western nds.

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Iloerner was stopped and Smith only got 2 yards on a quick opening. On third down, Tunnell took the direct pass from center, retreated to "his left and shot a pass to Herb Shoener, his right end, who made the catch as he was tackled in the end zone by Weisenburger. Sullivan place kicked the point. Inches Short of First Down Iowa followed with its bid for a tie. This move started on the Hawk-eye 43 and ended on Michigan's 14.

Michigan's line was Impotent, despite frequent substitutions. The break came on third down when Hoerner's plunge was just inches short of a first down. Iowa's quarter back sent Smith into the Wolverines' bunched defenders on fourth down without gain. There Was an opening on the other side by inaccurate alignment, but it was not noticed. Michigan took over and the fans stopped their frenzied cheering as the Wolverines wrested control from the weary Iowans.

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The Purple line operated as a stalwart unit on those occasions and twice took possession of the ball on downs. The piay of Bill Ivy and Steve Sawle at tackle spots was outstanding. Others who looked impressive were the ends, Stan Gorski and Ken Wiltgen and Guards Vine Di Fran-cesca, Ed Buckets Hirsch, and Ray Justak. The Wildcats produced a pair of able centers in Alex Sar-kesian and Buck Tourek, Soli wall Leads Ground Gainers Of course, the matter of yardage was something different. The Wildcats outrushed the Baxlgers, 241 yards net, to 148.

The Purple netted 94 yards from passing to 77 by the loser. Northwestern negotiated 335 yards by all devices, as compared to Wisconsin's 225. Schwall was the biggest ground gainer of the day, with 99 on 13 totes. Murakowski and Frank Asch-enbrenner were the next busiest ball carriers with nine trips each. The former gained 44 yards and Aschen-brenner 31 yards.

Aschenbrenner completed two passes on two tries for 41 yards and Don Burson completed two on four tries for gains of gained 123 yards in 20 plays. No other Michigan back, not even the fleet Gene Derricotte or Full Backs Bob Wiese and Jack Weisenburg proved as effective, Michigan scored the second time it had possession and the march covered 68 yards, plus a loss of 15 yards for holding. Chappuis opened with seven yards at Iowa's left tackle. The penalty for illegal use of the hands followed, but Chappuis got back 10 yards on a sweep of defensive left end after a fake plunge 'by Wiese, who gave the ball to Howard Yerges to lateral to Chappuis. Pete Elliott then went around Iowa's right end for a first down on Michigan's 43.

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Wolverton 10.60 Time, 1:17. Miss Marte Gypsy Tass, Brownie AzofT. Fast Siskiyou, Gaspe started. SECOND RACE Purse $500, classified trot. 1 1-16 miles: WE OUTFIT TEAMS AND LEAGUES ies, Cheaverlni; center, Eymer, Lees: backs, Gillespie.

Klilnger, Foster. Bauer, Schoolmaster. Stock. Ohio Ends. Calico.

RUser: tackles. Norton. Williams: guards, JLaughrldge. Warst-ler. center.

Weiss: backs, Taylor, Hartman, Hodona. Sayre, Mills, Zylowski. Reieree Carl Bauer 1 Michigan. Umpire Fred Spurgeon (Valparaiso J. Head linesman-Jerry Borlaraky Wayne.

Field judge Jake Filter (Purdue). CAa mbi gwfl yll yqff yqft yqlTyq FAZIO'S 65 GIVES HIM GOLF LEAD AT FORT WORTH Fort Worth. Oct. 5 () George Fazio of Los Angeles wrested leadership in the Fort Worth 510,000 open golf tournament today from Amateur Frank Stranahan of Toledo by shooting a six under par 65 for a 54 hole total of 201. Stranahan needed a three under par 68 to remain ahead of the Cali-fornian and he came in with a 70 for a 202 total at the end of the third round, putting him in a tie with Jim Ferrier of Chicago.

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FIRST DOWNS 10 15 Rushing 8 12 Passing 1 3 Penalty 1 RUSHING ered to Iowa's 32. Bob added 2 yards on first down and then, with 31 yards. Iowa's six man line and two backers tightly drawn in, he passed to Yer Wally Dreyer was the Badgers' main ground gainer, with 47 yards. ges in the flat at his left for a first down on the Ilawkeyes' 19. BOWLING SHOES CAN BE SMART AND STYLISH and in Your Favorite Color, Too Ladies and gentlemen, too why not have bowling shoes that are good to look at and that match your costume? For instance, we have them in red and white, brown and white, black and white, and all white.

All sizes. and Stan Heath led the Badger passers, completing four for 72 yards. Chappuis repeated the pass to the Barney Odell fj. Batchelor) .4.60 3.20 2.80 Joe Guy IT. Mills 1 2.80 2.80 Bright Scott I G.

Moore 3.80 Time. 2:20. Morgan Wayne, Man of Fortune. Fay Forbes. Sir Amund started.

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Casagranda 4.40 Time. 2:194. Lela Grattan, Sally Cash. Lassie Cash, Linda, tBell. Finished first, disqualified and placed last.

FOURTH RACE Purse $500, maiden pace. ur uri. other side with Paul White catching on Iowa's 8. Chappuis drove thru Net yards rushing 148 224 FORDWARD PASSES Number attempted 6 Number completed 2 3 Number Intercepted by 2 1 Net yards gained 12 43 Average yards 38 37 KICK-OFFS Average yards. 52.5 51 Returned, yards 68 70 FUMBLES Number 1 3 Ball lost 1 1 PENALTIES Number 3 4 Yards lost 25 50 FIRST DOWNS 14' 14' nusning 9 Iowa's left tackle on a power play 4 4 renany 1 with Michigan's line shifted right SS 201 66 202 70 202 70 206 68 207 68 207 69 208 69 209 70 209 71 209 71 210 71 210 70 210 69 210 72 210 72 210 70 211 60 211 72 211 70 212 71 212 72 212 Ceorge Fazio.

Los Ang4es 136 Jim Ferrier, Chicago 136 Frank Stranahan, Toledo 132 Bob Hamilton, Chlrago 136 Henry Ramson. Houston 139 Harry Todd. Dallas 141 Earl Stewart, Dallas 139 Byron Nelson. 14 Herman Reiser. 139 Dick Metz.

Chicago 138 George Payton. Hampton, Va. ..139 Dale Morey. Sprlngheld, 111.. ..139 Jimmy Hlnes.

Chicago 140 Everson Martin. Fcrt 141 Raymond Gaflcrd. Fort Worth. 138 Harold McSpaden. Sanford, Me.

138 Ky La Soon, Orlando, Fla 141 Sam Schneider, Houston 141 Firoy Marti. Houston 139 Ernie TardlfT. Los Angele 142 J. Harrison, Chicago 141 Jimmy Demaret, New York City. 140 Amateur.

in mne: and crossed the goal line standing Rose Anna TE. Barnes Jr. 8.60 4.80 3.40 Caroline Frisco IT. Mills 3.60 3.20 J. R.

Cash J. Clark 5.20 Time. Billy Con Security, Miss BOWLING SHOES Number 43 51 Yards gained rushing 255 191 Yards lost 14 43 Net yards 241 14s FORWARD PASSES Number attempted 11 14 Number completed 6 6 Number Intercepted by 1 2 Net yards gained 04 77 mane Kicnara uewey started. BRADLEY BEATS FIFTH RACE Purse $700, 09 class pace, 1st division, 916 mile: Miss Stardust (J. 7.80 3.60 3.20 Strickland I R.

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5 ISpecial The OPPONENTS' PUNTS Yards returned 62 42 K1CKOFKS Time, 1:074. Miss Ruby. Billy T. Brsden. Vincent Gratton, Hex C.

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Burrus 0.60 4.80 Fuzzy Frisco A. Phillips i 9.20 Time. 1:12. S. K.

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Brooke (T. Mills. 10. 80 6.00 3.40 Miss Ruby IE. Conrad 4.80 3 40 Number 6 0 Average yards S5.3 Returned, yards 62 42 FUMBLES Bradley Braves suddenly woke up in the second of tonight's football game with Arkansas State atter trailing at the intermission, 2 to 0, to defeat the visitors, 26 to 2.

The Braves capitalized on an intercepted pass and two recovered fumbles to shove over three of their four touch Number 1 6 Ball Inst 1 2 Bernlre Siskiyou Parkinson 3.80 Time. miss staraust. Vincent PENALTIES tan, Strickland. Billy T. Hradrn also started.

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S500. up. Jim Brieske, with Don Robinson holding, place kicked the point. Iowa received and Bob Smith punted out of bounds on fourth down on Michigan's 21. Again the Wolverines went goalward, and more easily.

Chappuis got 5 yards around Iowa's right end. Chappuis plunged for 11 yards. Chappuis passed to Don McNeill, cutting deep thru the Iowa secondary, for first down on the Hawks' 39. Michigan Takes 14-0 Lead Chappuis hit right guard for a yard and then smashed thru left tackle for 8 more. Wiese went to Iowa's 12 on a spinner and Chappuis completed the rout at Iowa's left guard with a splendid cut back to pick up his blockers.

Brieske made it 14 to 0. Iowa apparently was helpless. The Wolverines' linemen opened gaping holes and Wiese and Chappuis marched to Iowa's 8 yard line, a distance of 33 yards in eight plays. Then Chappuis plunged for four yards, but fumbled and Jim Lawrence, Iowa center, recovered on his 4 -yard line. Derricotte returned Smith's punt 12 yards to Iowa's 34.

Michigan advanced to Iowa's 10 and this time Derricotte's pass on second down was intercepted by Smith four yards from the Iowa goal. The Wolverines lost the ball after receiving the second half kickoff when another pass by Derricotte was intercepted by Iowa's Quarter Time. cotton paten, Benaaie El Verso. Opliir Guy. Babe McKlnney started.

AURORA DOWNS David Dale and Lakeland Jimmy $16.00 MAVWOOD PARK Barney Odell and Judy Ann Protector. 40 Ladv Scott Bar. b. by Iron Bars Mor I 1- II 1 II I I downs. Ray Ramsey scored twice, once on a 20 yard pass from Gib Carl and the other on a 54 yard run after he broke thru left tackle and cut to the side lines.

Car also passed to Bill Stne for another touchdown. Don Case smashed over from the 7 gan 1 1: bl. h. ILonmlsl. 2: Ethel casn.

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IWhltneyl. 2: Spen LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE PLAY-OFFS Oakland. 4: San Francisco, 3. I Oakland leads, 2 games to 1. DIXIE SERIES No name scheduled.

I Dallas leads, 2 to 0. Arkansas State 2 Bradley 261 Shearburn Gaffnry Wllhelra Nelson Phelps L. Illnrlchs Parker Mann Radtson Dl Lello Hudson R. Bucy C. Smith R.E Einbecker Uhlmanslcck Q.

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