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sr- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1938 SECTION FOUR THE DAYTON DAILY NEWS it Georgia Tech's Edge 397 Xavier Stampedes Cincinnati, 34-14 Musketeers Pound Over On 1 Short On Crippled Louisiana State 'i Toppy Vann, Second Unit's QI, Standout As Win nnl.ls toss and raced 67 yards ti Ucw it up at 20-7 just before the ilia If. ANN I (i 1 1 Tech's first :sii.rin' rime with a beautifully Oct. 13. Toppv Vann, swarthy second bootleg play good for 13 Bursts, Get 91-Yard Kick Ke.tuni CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.

7T Xavier's Musketeers broke loose for five touchdowns in the last three quarters' today to give their crosstown rivals from the University uf Cincinnati a 31-1 1 football It was Xavier's second straight triumph over the Bearcats in their intia-city 'unit ouartcrhack for (leorcia Tech. passed for two touch- ards. then he threw to Flowers, 'downs, scored one and set up another with some beautiful who turned it int.ra 23- aid gainer hefnro beinf nu led down at tns 1 faking today as Tech tumbled crippled Loui-Mana State o'J-i rivalry. Jurgensen In From Bench To Aid Duhe DURHAM, N. C.

Oct. 13 t.T Ailing Quarterback Sonny Juigeu-sen came off the bench to provide Kent Slate Wallops Ohio 32-13 It was the third straight football victory tf the eason fur the Kn'ineers. Dpspite 1 i 1 1 three, of its four ends and their Xo. 1 quar- terhack on the bench ith In- I jurle. LSI tnadM it inti-rexting Tor about 20 minute Then Tech's depth, pnwrr, speed and alertness made it a runaway.

LSU's passing attack, led by M. C. Reynolds and Matt Burns, made Tech's defenses look silly for a A scoreless first quarter was followed by a burst of explosive offensive fireworks that, at one pointy saw each team score in a 15- second period. Sharp-shooting pasting by i Kogpr Bertiiia set up first two touchdowns with the Musketeer quarterback netting -both markers on plunges of les than a yard. Cincinnati got one of those touchdowns back 'on a 57- aid pass I'Lf 2.

Fullback" Ken Owen slammed over, Vunu's other touchdown pa wai to fifth string end -lernnia) (ireeii uiiihtny In the final pa rlml, un lS janler Into the end zone. Vann, outshining No. 1 quarter hark Mitchell on offense, recovered a fumble on the LSU IS and on the fifth play he sneaked the final yard for Tech's fourth) score. 1 i 0 7 ft ft TECH 13 l.tV fff'OtilM: Tourh.lowni Taylor IU Liiuns-p TKCH SCORlMi: Tourhdo'i I 2. I'illl''.

paS from Ocmkni 2 -ST runhack Inter--n-te-t r1: 1 I'lint-'- Vann il. naki. Ort-p-i ils, pi f-f-rn Vann, Convaraioni 2. fctt-ifcul -A. At- Jit aeW? 4ftwttthrft ff-MhW! KENT, Oct.

13. f. The brothers Bill and Jim led the DAYTOyS JIM DeFAMO GETS STOPPED offense as Kent State defeated Ohio; and run plav from Joe Mornson the spark today as twice-beaten Duke defeated Southern Methodist 14-6. The football university, 32-13, in a Mid-America to Gene Johnson which covered 37 conference football garhe today. I yards just before the half ended.

The Flashes scored in every jEalph Lane's passing set it up for back. Dayton's (10) is Jim Spoerl and Villanova's (72) is Ron Cherubini and ((io) is Ron Wood. News Thoto By Don Nelson University of Dayton's Jim DeFabio ran into trouble last night at U. D. stadium in the second period.

The trouble was named Jack Devereaux Villanova Xavier to score again in the thiixi their third 'J I inniltintliniiil The Yardstick: lt Te d-ina a KiMh.na lanlaae 7 Isl laiita arUi.ae 1--. l-a-ea i I I II l'ate Inlereepled hy ft PMBia 4 3 I mnlilra Ut 0 lar-U penalised 31 while and led to a second quarter touchdown which tied it at 7-7. But rfter Tech had made it 13-7 Football Excursion To CLEVELAND qu.u period and he lushed it over from: straight game after dropping the tne one season opener to Eowling Green. I CIIC lh. SOOSERS ROLL wa: marked by 11 personal fouls and a total of 210 yards In penalties.

A crowd of Georee (Babe) Ruth for Ohio university, reeled off a 51-yard touchdown run Jiirgensen 25.000 in sunny for U. C. and on the ensuing kick-off Terry Malone galloped 94 jards weather saw SMU go ahead 6-0 1 on a 30-yard pass from Vann to Oklahoma Ties Modern Win Streak Mark, Burying Texas halfback Stan Flowers, third-string fullback Dick Oookin stole a Rey- for a Xavier score. Bertoia's passes set it up asjain CLEVELAND BROWNS vs. Pittsburgh Steelers SUNDAY.

OCTOBER 28 Transportation and Th score was tied 13 13 at halftime, but Kent State scored two toinhdowns within four mlmit after the third quarter started to take a commanding lead. Bill Whitley scored two touchdowns for the winners and his brother Jim made one. the fourth period for Terry Meyer to score the Musketeers' final touchdown. The Yardstick: SMI! Puk fir.1 ituwna IS Ritthtnc -tarriac it jardaaa 11V fkt rae 1IM I faea Interrepteil hf A 3 riiu 4.M riimhtea tnf 1 larda peoalired nn SQ midway in the second period when nit i 1 1. i Xavier a i aj.sa! uci.

UKia- Linngnnrn team unaer nn one 01 n-u hnma's twin football phantoms-- the most awesome running games Ter Tersnn tOnnnnufi tlllR O'Neil, Sooner quarterback wa wiped nut when It was found that the ball had been whistled dead. Reserved $1000 heats 10 Tickets Ohio t'nlvrlty 0 13 0- 1Vtoi 2 piur; t. pinwi: tommy wewnatn ana uenaonitne cotton tsawx ever saw. LANES Available Every Day iint JJ pHin(; Jljimi (M, kitHnff return I hnmasv Inn for th nrv and Konknly, OHIO rIVRSlTV sroRI'ft: Tm.eh-. Mever piungfi.

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cnnvrrtiont: Evina 2. The Yardstick Ticket Oklahoma rolled up a massive Dallas scored from the two. yards on the ground to a piti- The red-haired Jurgensen. out of ful 71 for Texas and passed for 'action the last two weeks with an 13.1 compared to 114 for the Long-' injured knee, entered the game horns. i late in the second period and gave ok ahom J3 n-ivthe Duke offense a lift KET UTATK Bill Whit-ey 3 yurd plunn-, Jim wnttiy '5.

end fun. MilMlu i pa f-om Hrtn. Fowifr UO, run). Coo-vaiaion Ti 3. I IT VAS UTILE to Texas, so futile that one of the Longhorns Robert E.

Lee, a guard took a at Dale Sherrod, Sooner reserve quarterback, as time was 1 running out. They wrestled around 'without damage. Back in 1908 Oklahoma beat Capital Clips Ken) on IMtlcenDa 1'nion Station Ticket (Itlh Ok In. Texaa J4 14 3 114 74 10 I 2 vva F'(rt dnum Kiulunc vardaae l'atii( ardnae I'ara Inlerrepte4 I'unls Mimhlf I arila penaliaefi Texas 0 I) II 0 SMI' 0 maltZ 1'aCCS in ital added to its winning streak UnfJE 0 7 7 ft- 14 nkUHDM I sroRIMi-Tmir do Uuki CLARION. Oct.

I today by handing Ken. on a 33-0 SCORING Touchdown: Arnold (2. 1428 W. Third St. HE-4442 Ttuimaa 3 -i, pmnpe; S.

piur.ee; i puinKe; MrDonal-1 3 4, piurge; pa. SJ Texas 50-0 for the worst defeat oinree i. Joe Smaltz dashed 19 yards for; loss before 2000 spectators in an IS run from Harria: 44, ruin. Day FU-7241 i lot all time. Today Oklahoma vic Ill S( ORINC Tnurhrlowna: Runh'on Ml.

plumei: (M, rum. Con-i vtrmona; Baaa 2. one touchdown and scored anotherlOhio Conference tilt interceplioQi. Conversions: Harris, Pricer 3. they scored three touchdowns tory was the fifth straight over .1 0 7 today aSKenvnn on an intercepted pass II II apiece and ran Texas ragged fori the LonKhorns John Carroll tripped Clarion State Teachers 20-7.

I A PIT SI, SCORING TVHJMnn: ver 1 ill, run: J4. pan Ironi 1 1, rum: Skinner i4. pa frum Keier': Troutman i rum. Conver-aiona: Snyder. Chapman.

SAFE O) 6) SAY It would have been hither but the Sooner-, rnmmitteed nine fumble, and lost (our, three1 of which halted drive. One touchdown a 63 yard dash by Jay magnificent s' winning i Streak to 33 straight. It hed the modern college rec-j ord and came within three of the; John Carroll 0 7 7-20 Clarion 0 0- 7 IOHV CARROLL Sf()RI0 Toui'h-Kowna: Walton i'2. piuntei. Smalli 3 run.

33, inlercepteil pst. Convriion: Caspar. Smalls. Denison Bcatrn WOOSTER, Oct. lit all-time mark while the nation's: No, 1 team was lashing Texas Limited Quantity Guaranteed Factory Seconds thaler (22.

paaa Irom Euatacai. Coo- OOSter razor Sharp offense. led bv Tom DinaU and inctir. I with Us second orst defeat in the veraion: t-ovr. history of this ancient in- ended Denison three-came win Kescrvc Wins, 20-13 ning streak here todav, 19-7.

ter-sectional game. McDonald, who was burned up Pally Berg Holds Lead HOT SPRINGS, Oct. Pattv Berg of St. Andrews. 1 7 7 1 CLEVELAND, Oct.

7 mm TRACTION for rough' going! I western Reserve Lniersitys uiv ntvoov wiiRir.TmirnMn Smim nnimd SU-fnnt senior halfback' I'T'. f. II arr.RiN 1 nil JlUlirt (I, threw' Omtle i i20 run l' run Clair (Bimbo) Williams. two touchdown passes and XII. fell to a one-under-par 73 today but staved iti the ad of the J5000 women's Arkansas Open 'golf foumament here.

a yard for another touchdown as! the Red Cats came from behind; last week when he failed to i score against Kansas State, was never more magnificent, lie ran for 111) yards, he returned kirkoff for SI, he caught two passe for fit, threw one pass for 27 and had one 47 jard run nullified by a penalty. Thomas was almost as spectacular as he raced for 123 yards in 13 carries. 31 1. Union Scores LTpet ALLIANCE, Ocl. l.ri.fi to defeat Buffalo university to Mount Union rollege broke a 10- day.

Buffalo 7 Pattv Ferf I.OUI" Susca Va-iene P'ir Hint Kathy Torneliua iv I'rorker ft.n game wmless string today at the 7I0.7,S!1 7S-74-70 77.77-742-:: 7 n-74 71-2JS 14 77 71 w. Rerv (i 7 7 s-jo pxpense of undefeated Otterhein. Kraweavk .32. lateral from Born nP10ie home, nming fans. 425.

end run. Cnnvemnn: Pyaikiewira. 0 7 I Ml 1 ninn a 7 10 1 arv Ue-a Kflilia 75.304 watched the wr.thi A crowd of ii Ill I IS inRIr. Tn Big Red plow a fighting but futile kal 112 pa.a Irom Kvana i Ik, paaa Irom Wtlliama-: Willtoma tl. ip sreme-ll.

piling). Converaiona: Mfmkal, Toner. MT. I Mitt Ml. Ftav 2 run; 4u run-: St-liuo ijrt.

rum, t'nmtreion Rerrhi ipluni. Football Scores Hiram Winx South Gobblers Komp, 34-7 BLACKSBURG, Oct. Stung by a William and Mary touchdown in the first period, Virginia Tech's Gobblers roared bark to score in each of the last three nuartem todav for a 34-7 Southern Local Villanova 1.1. rty'i llig Ten HIRAM, 0.. Oct.

13 Hiram college's Terriers outclassed Grove City, 31-7, today for their first grid victory of the season, with Halfback Jim Muttice spark- -e. Conference football victory over ity 7 n-7 rhike 14. Snu'hern Methovliti Cirmaon 17. WSe Forrat ft a Tm t.i..an S't Tenr-ewnee 42 Cht-anooga 2U Foiling AFB 21. Fort Jackson ei Virg nia Teen -si WanrHr 11 Te-n M.

Wiinaro 7. Tinrid 7, Hire 0 Trape 21 Navv ft. Oenrgia 2ft. North Carolina 12. Ft lit Ft Paul Polv 1.

Camp I.eieune 40 Ft Monmn-itn 0. Fouth state I Clara; 0. Fmith Carouna 27. Virginia 11 ravion 4. Waahington A t-e Humpton lnmiiuta 7, Winxon-Saiem lt-B.

Inwa 7. Ohm Sui 2 nno: 6 M't-himn 1 Armv 14 Pirhi 'J Nntr lumf Ohio College X.yifr 14. i'pt'l :J.j. Kenvon ft ine inaians. WM 7 0 n-7 Mi ram -11 a a ui I.H1 4ITV MliRINC.

Tourndnwn Fnaei In-m i r' pluniti. lonveraion. ,2 2 VPI sromNC Tourhdownir Lucar Zhn: 22 pn fu.m 2in- Imn Hen.v 2 '1. piungt: rum; Conner il, ij. plurge, pa from B.

Pata paaa-run from Hoiarlaw i Con. eraion Kohler. Mmi Jl. Ur.j.l 14 Onlral SUIe 11 Kenlurav 11 (lie. North Caroling College 31.

Virginia Suit Waamniitoa Jelferwm 21. Ci. Tn 14, rum. Conyeraiona: Fraet 3. Seoesl.

Ahlanl Komps KM.T ADA. Oct. 1.1 t.T Ashland Col-j lege broke to score six touch-! rirti. nt Itirt rmxtn tn in. I MAROONS IN WORhOl STARKSVTLLE.

Oct. 11-fUP Tough little Trinity startled Wealern Mirh-gJO 2v lo IS. Kent SMie Oiiio I'. I I. HeMlitirra 21 Wahwuh M-iunl r-non lf.

7. rieni'n 7 r.t.:,, 1i 77 i nrl II. NV-'li'P'i '4-11 r.rme I'lly F'. 7 17 'ikn'tiin 2- VV.Oenor'e 7 rs tiieen Ba'tin 21. 'ifM'in 41.

I'pfinr it Vvk in ng. -n ft. Mississippi State with a first period while touchdown but then svilted lead and hand lh T'olar Rears 1U. ST hnsk II narfdotph Vron 20 TA-irlaewa-er A. John Hoi-aioa 14.

He-nn-ien-S' dny 13 ppi H. Trinity Marv'and ta' 24, North ATS Florida AA.M 4S, Moerig Brown 14. Iior-da Nl 2" Ciaflm II Voo-heea 14 S-aie l.ennir r.hvne fit O'l-'fnrd 7 W.iirgton Tea.hera 31. Gal iauuer .1 tf'K'aiha 14 Apr-Urn. a i 7.

Mtiipp. IS 0. Paui slun-n 41 state 41 Howard 1 A'lhurn I I w.i.rttno p.iton 20 11m. F'oriria state 14, North Carolina S'ata 0, Maryland St! 2, North Caroling A 20, West I Fmorv A Heitrv 11, lie fl il -t-lie Te.inraaee 20. Alnrehd liir e.ns i u.i.!...ii fourth straight f.Kiihall loss I of the season today, -10-11 worKoui to noicn an ivo vinory today.

High Schools Ashland it 2i 27. Detroit, ardetny 1 W.l-. P.eserve Toiirhdonna 1 Ohio Northern ft AMI I. SMI SIORIM, Brown 2 iA run, plunge Hunt r''iii I.rii rouwl II M. S2, 7 tMsiiomrg urn i ir'-'et' ler i Mn.er- rounly -is rtint.

RhinelM-i r.n' linn- Zody 1 Hrnriv 2 Ton1, 51 orernr.ird n. I pntrl 2 Akron 12 I OHIO OKTH4KN KHIM. Ton. downa; Krankcntr-i-l 2 pmc 2i run from ill cli a ranaenfeid. Cip.eiand J.o'ith 27.

llhr-Ora 27 Hie. Midwest Villa A Villain Si. Igntma ZS, Cle.elAiid Holy me t. Cleveland Si hii II, Pilla-I hiiUli ft p.iail. i.oe ft lii iiwmr A.

adetnv 12. Cle.eund Lulheran 0. Faoaea P'ate in Neb-aka 7 Bradley 2n Northern I'hiioia Taeher 7. a.re 10 K. urtmron 7 Mulikirt .10 Aucu-lana 2A Vi.nr.ta Normal 22 Kaetern Michigan 7.

Kunaaa 2S lnwa tftate 14. MEADVILLF. Oct E.yrit lalhoilc 41. Cleveaml John Hay Miaao-irl SrhiMil o( ll.nea 31 Klrka.llie Halfback Jim Villa scoreil two touchdowns as Allegheny built up I Mo Tea' hera Youngmown Eaal J7, Youngtlown lhany lllinoia Weaieygn 714. North Cenlrat 1 1 an early lead and then held olf 7 Huhhard 21 Shil.vi',l.

Cleveland Oberlin in the final period today 1 J' 11 to win its first football came of ie.e n.i joim Auama 12, Cleveland the season, 26-13. Catir.iri l.hio l-eal IS, hi. 12 Kentu-lt. t.e-.f A lat.a id. I-enmaon 11- 10 20 Oherhn Allegheny li ADV RTlSEMtNT GENTLEMAN JIM UP DODGERS DOWN Don't bet.

Gentleman Jim Coat-ney says. I lost and I am no welsher. Here's Big News. Jim Coatney and Zell had a wager on who would win the National League Pennant. Jim lost and sits on a 30-foot pole in front of Zell's 4.123 Airway Rd.

Store (at Smithvtlle Rd.) until he sells 300 appliances or TVs. Jim says, I lost bet and I'll sit on the pole and sell, but Zell forgot to mention anything about price So come out and buy from me! I selling cheap. I'm going to get off this pole before winter setj in, it I have to thrdto all profits to the winds. A portable TV valued at 1S129.M will be included with purchase made by any purchaser who guesses to the closest number of seconds it taken Jim to aril the .100 pieces of merchandise. Second and third winners will have Crosley radios included with their purchases, MtKm.ev il Toinin va St.

Mar; 17, St John Ca'-iiuB 7 Canton Tmaen 2. Canton Central 13, Last it-sl "-I l.eijw'a New H.e.t 7 7 Bui knell 7 "i Juniula A Prcxjs liip Cne Ta Oct. 11 Moving pow ei fully shoit hursts along the ground, Washington A Jeflerson fiMMhall team easily beat Case Tech imlay before a 'Homecoming Day crowd of a hoi it caae Terh II It it non ft A'rnnn b). Olivet ft Wneainn 41 lke Forest 12 I'Mroig Stati 22. Kantern Mirhl-gan 7 coiiaga of 2 MePtiergon 0.

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