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Page Three TiiE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER, 23, 1941. stanauro fVb'wspaper inkwich Sparks Georgia to 35-0 Victory Over Dartmouth Vandy's Great Punting and Line Play Upset Alabama Victory Hikes Bulldog Hopes Of Bowl Game Art Rebrovich Grid Scores SOUTHEASTERN Vanderbilt 7 Alabama Leads Charge To 7-to-0 Win Georgia 35 Florida 14 Mississippi IS Tennessee 20 Dartmouth Georgia Tech Arkansas Kentucky Millsaps VUlanova Passes Through Kain, Miss. State 49 Auburn 13 SOUTH 14 2 Fog To Knock Tide From Bowl Bid. By RALPH McGILL. Constitution Executive Editor.

VANDERBILT STADIUM. West Virginia i Boston Univ. 7 Holy Cross 13 Tale NASHVILLE, Nov. 22. Avast there, you landlubbers! Stand firmly while I tell you how the Commodores of the Good A a 7' 13 4 t-; jfi' i i S' "fry- y- I 7f I- 1 i I 4 Cornell Pittsburgh Lehigh Swarthmore Princeton Army 7 Boston Col.

19 Temple 31 Harvard 14 Pennsylvania 16 Penn State 31 Lafayette 47 Drcxe! 7 Navy 23 Gettysburg 31 Muhlenberg 52 Fordham 35 Bucknell 42 Miles Mem. 45 Clemson 34 Duke 55 M-iryville 33 Southwestern 0 Dickinson 17 Upsala 7 Ship Vanderbilt stood off the attack of the Crimson Corsairs from Alabama and came back to win, 7 to 0. It was a cold, wet, muddy day, with the fog and mist hovering close overhead. It was a day for a Russian tragedy and it was the Commodores who had the Russian to make it a tragedy for the Crimson team, which needed to win only this game to be invited to one of the great bowl games. St Mary's Albritht Ark.

Baptist Furman N. C. State W. C. Tchrs Centenary Mars Hill Jr.

Hevwanl Allen Breaks Arm in Fall After Catch of Aerial. By JACK TROY. Constitution Sports Editor. SAN FORD FIELD. ATHENS, Nov.

22. Georgia's flaming red and black Juggernaut of the gridiron, attacking with tremendous power and dazzling speed, today crushed a creditable Dartmouth team, 35 to 0, and rolled irresistibly on to an Orange Bowl bid. As Alabama bowed to a surprising Vanderbilt eleven, with the great Jimmy Nelson bottled at every turn, Georgia's Frankie Sinkwich virtually nailed his claim to All-American by throwing a touchdown pass, scoring a touchdown on a spectacular dash and sparking the opening score of the Dartmouth contest. Sinkwich, playjng only 27 minutes, gained 155 yards on 15 rushes and passet. twice complete for a gain of 24 yards.

For the season, he now has gained 883 yards on the ground and 494 yards through the air. As more than 18,000 supporters sat wonderstruck looking at the great show of offensive speed and power, the flashing Georgia team traveled to touchdown on 23 plays after the opening kickoff end at half time led by 21 to 0. The bewildering and utterly baffling Bulldogs scored on power, a brilliant runback of a punt and on a spectacular pass interception. In the third period they scored twice more, with sensational Frankie Sinkwich staging the top offensive show of the afternoon. Flying Frankie completed a startling running pass for one score and came through with a dazzling sprint of 69 yards the other.

A marked man, Sinkwich had taken a heavy pounding, and so he was removed after hL. great touchdown run. ALLEN BREAKS ARM. As a fickle fate would have it. Tenn.

Wes. 13 It was Art Rebrovich who did most of the running and most of the kicking, although that talented Irishman with the educated toe, John Burns, must get part 01 me credit. REBROVICH STARS. It was Art Rebrovich who went running like a black ghost through the mist and mud a full 44 yards U. of Havana 6 Camp Davis 27 EAST Colgate 30 Columbia 21 Delaware IS Washington 6 Lasalle 12 Tenn Military 2 Shippenshurg 14 Lock Haven 6 Hofstra 21 Hartwick MIDWEST Notre Dame 20 So.

Calif. 18 Nebraska 14 Iowa 13 Kansas. St. 12 Iowa St. 12 Jeff.

Barracks 21 Col. of Idaho 0 rittsb'r (Kan.) Tchrs. 13 Emp. 0 St. Louis 7 Wichita 6 Missouri 45 Kansas 6 Northwestern 27 Illinois 0 Indiana 7 Purdue 0 Ohio State 20 Michigan 20 Minnesota 41 Wisconsin 6 Michigan St.

31 Ohio Wesleyan 7 Evansvllle 26 Ark. A. M. 6 Tulsa 20 Drake 6 Toledo 14 Bradley 8 S'western (Kan.) 3 Ft. Hays SOUTHWEST N.

Mex. Ags 13 Tex. Mines 21 Oklahoma 61 Marquette 14 S. 3L U. 14 Baylor early in the third quarter.

This put the ball at the Alabama 15. A penalty put it "back five on the first play. Rebrovich passed 10 to Jumping Jack Jenkins, who ran over the line. It was Jumping Jack Jenkins who place-kicked the extra point. Those seven points looked big then, seen on the board through the rain and fog.

They loomed larger and larger as the game Continued on Page 4D. LINEUPS his capable successor. Captain Heyward Allen, suffered a broken ALABAMA Rast Whitmir Hecht Domnanovich Wyhonie Langdal Weeks Sabo Nelson Brown Sails Vanderbilt Alabama Pos. VANDERBILT L.E. Webb L.T.

Peebles L.G. J. Atkinson C. Gude RG. Fritz RT.

Walton RE. Olsen B. Jenkins L.H. Rebrovich RH. Moore F.

B. Rohling 0 0 7 07 0 0 0 0 0 Continued on Page 4-D. left arm as he caught a pass in the fourth period. The arm was broken in two places as he fell on it. No.

Dartmouth player -vas Omr Your Constitution Staff Photo Kenneth Roger. Georgia wingback are a pair of Indians, Guard Peacock (63) and End McDevitt (87). "RACEHORSE" OFF Lamar (Racehorse) Davis (64) breaks loose around his left end for eight yards on a reverse in the first quarter of yesterday's game at Athens. Pursuing the rear him. Account Now! 30-60-90 Days to Pay! Georgia's scoring punch was Touchdown.

Jen Vanderbilt scoring touchdown, Jenkins Kins: point after I placekick). generated today by Lamar Davis, who crossed the double stripe twice; Red Keuper, Clyde Ehr- Auburn Beats Villanova hardt and Sinkwich. an All-Amer Alabama substitutions: Ends, Roberts, Sharp; tackles. Olenski, Fichman: guards, Leon; backs. Craft.

Hughes, Mosley. Vanderbilt substitutions: Ends. Baird. Richter, E. Atkinson; tackles, Robertson; guards, Folmar.

Powell: centers. Holder; backs. Burns, Bushmiaer, Marlin. ican performer against the Big Duke Smothers Wolfpack, 55-0 In Final Game Oreen of Dartmouth, the same as he has been against all opponents As Monk Gafford Stars this season. To complete the Georgia scor 85,753 See Buckeyes Tie Michigan, 20 to 20 Dog fall Closes Season for Two Once-Beaten Teams in Western Conference.

ANN ARBOR, Nov. 22. (P) Ohio State's Buckeyes and the Michigan Wolverines ran over one another today, depending upon which team had the ball, to finish in a 20-to-20 tie before a capacity log, Leo (Never Miss) Costa kicked five extra points. It was Plainsmen Score First Eastern Victory as Inspired "Smart! Going Places!" THAT'S WHAT WELL-KEPT HAIR SAYS FOR YOU! the 22d straight game in which Costa has scored for the battling Bulldogs. Coach Tuss McLaughry, of Dartmouth, one of the leading of- Line Bottles Wildcat Attack.

By TIIAD HOLT, Staff Correspondent. SHIBE PARK, PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22. Auburn wrote Its own Philadelphia Story today. The fighting Plainsmen, rising to the heights after a disappointing season which failed to produce a single major victory, completely outplayed Villanova's favored Wildcats for a 13-0 triumph which marked the first win for an Auburn football team in the east lensive coaches of the country, de throng of 85,753 clared afterwards that "Georgia is Siegfried Scores Four Times To Lead Devils Over N.

C. State. RALEIGH, N. Nov. 22.

Duke's bowl-bound Blue Devils, finishing an undefeated and untied season with a breath-taking display of power, smothered North Carolina State, 55 to 6, before a capacity crowd of 15,000 persons The even parades of offensive by iar the best and fastest team I have seen this season. Cornell is not in Georgia's class. Sinkwich is by all odds the finest back Harvard Dents Luckless Yale since the sport was inaugurated at the Village of the Plains in 1892. I have seen." A Dartmouth team "that had scored 19 points on Cornell was today. The Dukes scored 26 first downs effectively bottled up by a Georgia team that had third stringers in the lineup at the end.

Missouri Wins And Votes for Bowl Contest Only one Dartmouth back gave the Bulldogs a great deal of trouble. That was Senior Joe Arico, who turned in a lot of fancy run ning but couldn't cross the goal The Bulldogs handled the soph Auburn, snake bitten in early-season games, simply would not be denied this beautiful fall afternoon, and had the heavier Wildcats at Its mercy almost from the start, because its fast-charging line limited Clipper Smith's machine to eight yards rushing and its backs, led by a great Monk Gafford, ripped the Wildcat line to ribbons. COMES INTO OWN. Gafford, a wild horse from Fort Deposit, came into his own today, scoring both Tiger touchdowns, in the first and fourth quarters, and running the startled Wildcats ragged from whistle to whistle. omore threats of Dartmouth in After Stiff Fight CAMBRIDGE, Nov.

22. (JP) Yale's courageous underdog football forces fought so gallantly that mighty Harvard was forced to go all-out to gain a 14-to-0 victory in their 60th clash today before a 55,000 crowd. The lightly regarded Bulldogs, after receiving the opening kick-off, ran and passed 82 yards Fullback Hovey Seymour bucked into the Harvard end zone from its 2-yard line. One of his backfield mates was caught in motion and the scoring play was disallowed. The five- fine fashion.

FOR BOWL BID. Playing for a bowl bid. Coach power split second-place honors in the Western Conference be-tween the two once-beaten teams as they drew the curtains on the season. Frenzied partisans went wild, and one man left the stands to intervene on the field, as the Bucks grabbed the lead, fell behind and forged ahead again only to see the Wolverines pull abreast in the latter stages of the final quarter. Ohio's plunging backs smashed over for a couple of touchdowns, Jack Graf from the 4-yard line and Tom Kinkade from the 1, and Graf passed 20 yards to Dick Fisher, who scampered 30 more for the third score.

John Hallabrin kicked the first two extra points and missed on the try for the third. Scoring honors were similarly divided among the Wolverines, with the leading gainer. Captain Bob Westfall, plunging over from the 5-yard line, and Sophomore Tom Kuzma powering across from the 1-yard marker. Kuzma passed 15 yards to End Harlan Fraumann for the other Michigan score. Bill 1 converted twice and kicked wide on the third.

In his final collegiate play. Wallace Butts Bulldogs probably gave their top exhibition of the season. Certainly, on this chilly November afternoon, the Red and Biack banner was held as tri umphantly aloft as it has ever been in intersectional conflicts. yard setback gave the uncertain and rolled up a net of 408 yards by rushing as they romped over the Wolfpack in one of the wackiest games of the season. Winston Siegfried, 180 pound fullback from Richmond, scored four Duke touchdowns and two extra points.

Steve Lach and Tom Davis were the other outstanding backs in the Devils' powerhouse. Although the Wolves made six first downs, they were held to a net of only 19 yards by rushing. Duke 14 7 20 1455 N. C. State 0 0 6 6 Duke scoring, touchdown Sieg-friend, Davis, Lach, J.

Smith; point after touchdown, Prothro, 4 (placements): Karmazin (placement); Siegfried, 2 (rushes). North Carolina State scoring, touchdowns Gordon (for Hucka-bee). Texas Scout Watches Blue Devils. RAELIGH, N. Nov.

22. (JP) Add Bowl Notes A Texas A. M. scout looked on today as Duke ended and undefeated and untied season. Manning Smith, of the Aggies, said he was present because of two things the Aggies and the Blue Devils might meet in the Sugar Bowl, and they have scheduled a game for next season, on In winning this sixth game of Harvards a chance to rally and save themselves by gaining the ball on downs on their 10-yard Georgia was magni'icent.

There is no other way to describe the team's play, and if the Orange a thrilling foreign-born series and stripe. taking an edge of three victories to one against two ties, Auburn Continued on Page 5D. Don McNicol threw himself into high gear shortly. Captain Fran- never gave Villanova a chance, LINEUPS and Social Rssetwift The Wildcats gained a net total of only 58 yards rushing and passing all afternoon, made only Pna. DARTMOUTH 7, nr Hair a Business I- E.

McDevitt I T. Oaukae Wen ny Lee carried a punt back 15 yards to Harvard's 40, from where McNicol. launched a successful 60-yard drive. McNicol registered Harvard's first touchdown with a two-yard drive. Lee and McNicol alternated to lour first downs, none by rush u.

Peacock C. laner mg, and completed only three R. Q. Stowell GEORGIA Conger Grn Burt Godvun Ruark Keitner V. Divtt Kimscy Sinkwich L.

Davit Keuper R. T. Clucas LAWRENCE, Nov. 22. () Missouri, its formation ticking off dazzling long runs with the regularity of the falling snow and rain, capped an undefeated Bix Six football season today with a dynamic 45-6 triumph over Kansas.

In their dressing room, Immediately after the game, the victorious Tigers voted unanimously to accept a bowl invitation if one were offered. More than 14,000 homecoming fans huddled in the stands as the teams fought their 50th anniversary game on a mud-covered field that resembled chocolate frosting. The players dripped with gumbo and even wrapped towels around their necks to keep it from trickling under their shoulder It was the largest score ever made since these two schools started their grid series in 1891. Despite the mud, the Tigers, ranked as the No. 1 running team in the country, tore through the Jayhawks for 449, yards, scoring twice in the first and third quarters and three times in the last.

It was Missouri's eighth straight victory, giving it a second Big Six title since 1939 and arousing more than ever talk of a bowl game. In the third quarter Kansas intercepted one of Missouri's laterals for its only touchdown and became one of the few teams to score against the Tigers, who have held nine opponents to only 25 points. Miller filched the lateral from Adams and darted 21 yards for the tally. R. C.

Crowley of 16 attempted passes. Overcomes Disadvantage. Auburn overcame an early dis and the Q. B. Pearson L.

H. Douglas R. H. Frost F. B.

Troxell 14 7 14 035 advantage when Villanova's Paul Stenn broke through to block Gaf- Georgia "60 fords kick at the Tiger 17. The Georgia Scoring: Touchdowns, Kuper. Westfall smacked in Buckeye line and skirted ends to accumulate 162 of the 271 yards the Wolverines gained from rushing. The Buckeyes found the Michigans vulnerable for '179 yards, with a couple of seniors. Fisher with 80, and Graf with 73, leading the parade.

Ohio State 7 0 7 620 Michigan 0 7 7 6 20 rtrcula- furious Plainsmen yielded only 10 50Bf, ace-with no stays neat four yards on two line plunges and an incompleted pass. De Palo 80 tion of the scaips flow of necessary veeetable flow oi attempted a field goal the ball ure loose bail was low and wide and then and of 1 1 iyu there ended Villanova's one seri ous scoring chance. Gafford gathered in Joe Yed L- Davis 2. Ehrhardt (for Godwin), Sinkwich; points after touchdowns, Costa (for S'rkwich) 5, (placements). Substitutions: Darthmouth Ends, Carey, Arnold.

Gerber, Krumm; tackles, Dimpier, Jackson; guards, Anderson, Marion. Holmes; centers, Crego; backs, w. Anderson, Krol. Kut, Arico, Wolfe, Bartholomew. Wiertnin.

Georgia Ends, Marshall, Hughes, Phelps; tackles; Posey, Lewis, Nelson, El-lenton. Pierce, Williams; guards, Lee, M.iier. Goodman, Home. Burt; centerl, Ehrhardt: backs. MaGuire, Polak, Allen, Powers.

Welch, Todd, Bray, R. Lee, Nun. faly. Dudish. Costa.

Officials: McMasters (Chicago), ref-ei-ee: Goodwin, umpire; O'Sullivan (Atlanta Athletic Club), head linesman; French (Army), field Judge. fresh, natural lustre. October 10, in Durham. "Duke looked mighty good," Smith commented at halftime, "but of course they're not showing anything today." Without "showing anything." the Blue Devils defeated N. C.

State 55-6. nock's kick at his 30 midway of the first quarter and the Plainsmen were under way. Monk raced back to the midfield stripe with the punted pigskin. On fire, he at 4 Pacific Lutheran's String Is Broken TACOMA, Nov. 22.

OF) Pacific Lutheran, the colorful little giant of Pacific Northwest football, has fallen from its pinnacle of the gridiron select. Undefeated and untied in 18 games over a three-year span, Pa $4- Continued on Page 4-D. move 55 yards to Yale's 18-yard line before the fourth quarter started. Then McNicol battered the Yale wall until he got to the 4-yard line where, on fourth down and two to go, Lee tossed a scoring pass to End Don Forte. Both of the Harvard extra points were placekicked by Specialist Hank Vander Eb.

Howard 0 7 0 714 Harvard scoring: Touchdowns, McNicol, Forte. Points after touchdown, Vander Eb, 2 (placekicks). Nebraska Wins Over Iowa, 14-13 LINCOLN, Nov. 22. (INS) A blocked punt in the fourth quarter gave Nebraska's football warriors a 14-to-13 victory over Iowa here today in a game played in a whirling snowstorm before 19,000 fans.

The Cornhuskers were trailing 13 to 0 in the third quarter when Vike Francis went over on his second attempt from the 4-yard line and then kicked the goal. The second touchdown came when Fred Preston crashed through and blocked an Iowa kick. The ball bounded over the goal from the i7-yard line and Right End Jack Hazen, of the Huskers, fell on it for a touchdown. Francis kicked the extra point. Nebraska 0 0 7 7 14 Iowa 0 6 7 0 13 LINEUPS LOUISVILLE WINS.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 22. The Louisville football squad defeated the Thomson eleven on the local field this afternoon by the score of 14 to 0. cific Lutheran lost to Portland North Fulton Park POL Sunday. 3:30 P.

M. Public invited 23c University, 20 to 6, last night and saw visions of a possible postseason bowl Invitation washed out. AUBURN Pos. VILLANOVA Grimmett L.E. Christmin Eddms L.

T. Stenn Cornelius L.G. J. Harluns William C. Kontky Ardillo R.G.

Eriscon Chalkaly R.T. Kllky Sumford HE. Sullivan Cheatham Q.B. Bahot Gafford L.H. Postus Finnay R.M.

Smith Riynolds F.B. Zamlynskt Auburn 7 0 0 6 13 Point After Touchdown Chateau (sub for Eddins) (placement). le Pacific Lutheran, which won three successive Washington Intercolle Oklahoma Crushes Marquette NORMAN. Ok Nov. 22.

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