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71 N. Y. U. ELEVEN NIPS NIAGARA, 21-0 SUNDAY NEWS, SEPTEMBER 30, 1928 International League Averages STRONG MAKES ALL VIOLET TOUCHDOWNS FINAL CXI HTANniNG. Clb Bach.

Boeheatr Buffalo 1 Toronto 13 Rradtni Montreal 19 Baltimore Newark IX Jsraay City i Baliore forfeited tint FORDH AM ROLLS UP 274 ROUT ON ST. BONA VENTURE Baft. Tor. Bead. Mont.

Bll. Newt C. W. Tla. PC.

I 11 11 14 13 11 1 T4 I 14 11 11 14 IT T6 .646 It 11 14 13 14 11 tt 3 13 13 13 11 11 13 84 63 .503 IS It 11 11 14 13 Ml 13 11 13 13 13 1.1 3 It It It It 17 tl I .491 3 13 II It tl 7 66 103 fial of Aug. 3t to Buffalo. FINAL C1.VB BATTING. ATI H. 2B.

311. HB KB. 3550 883 13 310 71 to 334 73 4 10 6549 323 1650 29 61 J28 1V4 51 13 5445 918 16-'6 154 t-9 17 149 11 5474 f24 ISO 21.5 52 10 100 US 6557 801 1550 269 84 Kt 313 133 .286 14 5557 tot lVit tl 54 417 163 114 5351 767 1483 lit 43 (3 177 t5 .277 1 1 MM S43 lt lit 31 13 It 37 17 a. .170 .165 .118 .170 .170 .16 Buffalo Rochester Bllimors Toronto Montreal (ark Joreey City 13,000 See Chick Meehan's Boys Make Bow'. Chick Meehan's New York university eleven made its season bow at Ohio field yesterday against Niagara university.

As is the custom, N. Y. U. won. The score was 21 to 0, which is about what it should have been.

The Violet scoring was done ly Ken Strong, veteran back, who not only carrieid the ball over the enemy goal line on three occasions, but kicked. the extra points from placement' as welL Two of the touchdowns came in the second period, and one in the fourth. Some 13.000 were there to CLVB FIKLDINO. I 1 1 11 3 1 PC. a dp.

tp. ro. FINAL O. 189 ....170 ....165 Club. Hradfn( Buffalo Toronto Montreal Rorneitor HahiiBor ARMY GRIDDERS SWAMP BOSTON 35-0 IN OPENER West Point, N.

Y.t Sept 29 UP). As Army football team that took a long time to gather momentum, but which was rolling along in great style at the finish, celebrated the opening of its football season today by defeating Boston university 35 to 0. Johnny Murrel, veteran fullback from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, proclaimed himself ready for another big year by doing a full share of the ground gaining and contributed three of the five touchdowns. The others were scored by substitutes in the final quarter when the Boston boys weakened under the punishing attack. Captain Mcrt Sprague, the big all American tackle from Dallas, Texas, booted all the points after touchdown from placement.

With seven of the eleven men who started against the Navy in the lineup, the cadets presented an. imposing front. Chris Cagle, star halfback, was taken out in the first quarter to save him from possible injury. Before he was relieved by Hutchinson, the red-headed flash ran 60 yards for a touchdown; which was disallowed because of holding on the part of the Army. .370 .867 .367 .67 .565 62 4SJ3 163 131 4277 174 164 mt lt 44 3017 SIS IV! 4189 1861 203 127 4144 1791 1 11S 42 I8I 271 143 4 n0 I Mi 143 I2t Nnrk iarwy 16 FINAL INDtVIOl'AIi BATTINO.

.287 .186 .21 .171 .29 .277 .276 .273 .271 .271 f6 .261 .264 .264 S3 7 IS 31 87 13 65 124 15 104 23 9 33 1 33 76 It 71 117 20 16 47 9 14 IT 3 38 4 11 84 143 31 84 117 II 19 36 6 55 13 15 S3 130 28 50 134 2t 33 07 30 28 82 7 45 125 25 89 124 111 38 88 IS 27 48 6 25 64 25 64 38 1M 11 83 148 35 lti 53 It 271 427 361 115 173 445 165 3.13 519 419 129 368 4.3 490 355 227 481 4' 4 327 180 242 242 4i6 5.1 314 Carroll, IS Il Baith. Moot. 7 Muoen, Baltl IIS Morrow, Saitertieltl. Toronto. 71 Skiff.

Newark 17 Monahaa, Barton. Baitimo'o. 63 O'Donnell, Buf KVh. 41 Derlna. Burke.

Toronto. l.M latakaaa. I rban. Buffalo 44 I. Smith.

108 Keller. Horn. 1 38 Mans. Jerwy City. 147 Hair.

Montreal. ..107 Selkirk, I. tl Smith. Jeraey City.131 Lamotte, Lamar. Newark 13.

Andenon. 71 Manser. Jsraay City 77 Csilaras. J. 77 Slapletnu, Mont 125 Rabbltt, Toronto.

..146 Crban. 69 3B US. H. 2B. 4 II AB.

R. Ill It (19 113 433 333 37 618 115 573 105 NIAGARA Lalxmu1 Talley Walsh McCarthy Trembiey Griffin Clancy Collins Player and Club, O. Kauf aian. Rota. 55 Aleiander, Toronto.

109 Soufltwbrth. t'oonny. I'orurr. Halt imor. .165 Whitman.

RsaUloc.l49 Barnes. 99 Iseref-U. 87 tiulley. Montreal 13-'l Onflow. Hpauidine.

64 The lineup 1 N. T. D. Post. Barrabee LE Grant I.T.

Myers Schneider Sarglssoa RG Lassman RT. Marshall Oherin Stron a- LHB. Maj. Frank Cavanaugh's 1928 Fordham college football machine ground its way to a 27-to-0 triumph over St. Bonaventure' at Fordham field yesterday afternoon.

Frequent fumbles precluded a higher Fordham score. A Gripp to Dallaire forward pass broke the scoring ice in the first period and two others quickly followed on fairly long marches with Gripp and Pieculiwicz taking the ball over. Fumbles and a determined St. Bonaventure defense prevented Fordham scoring in the second and third period but in the final quarter Tracey blocked a punt and Wisniewski recovered for a touchdown. St.

Bonaventure only gain against Fordham's intelligent defense was a 20 yard forward pass, Tonkin to O'Keefe, late in the fourth quarter. The hrwtip: FORDHAM Po. ST. BONA VENTURE Wisniewski L. O'Brien Miskinis Rock Canclla 1 T.

Conlon Siano Cavanaugh. R. Schumacher Hurley R.T Triesky Politis R.E.... O'Keefe Dallaire Q. B.

Dwycr Gripp H. Smith CnUen R. Comiskcy Piecuiewki F. Wilson Referees Hennesey and Brown. Umpire Viilanova.

Linesman Kerberger, W. and J. Field judge Maginnee. Lehigh. Fordham -'O 0 7 0 27 St, Bonaventure 0 0 0 0 0 (Pictures on page 37,) 343 369 414 570 347 36 43 80 8 40 Lynch 1 11 31 11 3 1 10 10 10 it 3 It 13 3 1 1 14 21 1 11 3 1 6 17 15 17 It 1 7 It 11 13 22 6 1 Hill Bresnaban 5X3 144 ttelbrrt, Rxhntar .164 fowler.

73 PITCHING RECORD. OalDOT. Rnrhostor. 53 Buffalo. ...146 Kisher, 154 37 591 101 6.1 4 4(t HI 523 94 Kit 10 568 83 61 127 65H Ml Moore.

Heading 145 Pitcher and Club. Irrln. Rocheitcr Kelbold. Reading Bell. Rorheater 4cien, Burfalo Lord.

Reading Werta, Buffalo BVrlr. O. .16 .31 .43 .35 .36 .15 .23 .23 .25 7 19 1 he lineup ARM 518 477 4-9 437 271 2r.8 540 259 427 340 f8 foillne. Toronto Mamaax. Newark Snorrid.

Montreal Bunrkalew, 3fnntral. PC. .383 .382 .363 .347 .347 .347 .346 .343 .339 .3 .333 -3j3 .327 .3241 .326 .319 .319 .318 .313 .318 .318 .317 .317 .316 .315 .315 .313 .313 .313 .313 .311 .300 .309 .308 .307 .308 .306 305 .305 .301 .303 .3113 .299 .297 .295 .193 34 31 44 238 46 15 38 84 9 SIT 33 lf9 85 23 83 17 142 26 11 33 83 13 IDS 33 85 13 197 33 21 3 165 29 171 38 207 27 1K6 32 221 43 215 32 165 33 152 32 149 23 138 26 86 14 82 14 171 31 12 IS 135 16 107 It K4 13 20t 3t 165 33 144 30 41 1 164 34 146 32 146 31 24 153 39 177 39 59 13 148 3t 88 le 58 7 114 23 35 5 151 IS-St IT 168 33 174 3t 143 tt 48 100 35 POB. BOSTON TNI. Tutten Sweritwin llintolo Dorf man .29 .24 Wllltaata, ittmaio Martin, Toronto French Messenrer Perry Bibb Hall Hammaok Sprague.

Kenney Naye Allan It 640 136 Milley KlKnor, Buffalo Kaufman Rochester Rolen. Baltimore lunar, Nawark annum. Buffalo 527 31 Carnie Hormel FB Quigley Officials: RftPHK Tom J. 4 Columbia 1. Umpires Fred Murphy 1 Brown I I.ineeman George Carens Boston j.

Field judge: James C. Tonney, Score by periodic. X. Y. 0 14 0 7 21 Niagara 0 0 0 0 0 (Picture on page 37) DARTMOUTH DOWNS NORWICH 39 TO 6 Hanover, N.

Sept. 29 (JP). Dartmouth opened its football season here today by downing Norwich university, 39 to 6. Al Mar-sters, the big Green's backfield star, scored three of the touchdowns and played an impressive game. The lone Cadet score was the first touchdown which the Vermonters have registered against Darmouth in many years.

FARMERS PLAY TWO The Farmers will cross bats with the Harrowgate club in a double-header today at Farmer oval. .50 .36 .30 .13 13 BO. CO. W. It PC.

11 4 It' .7 13 14 tl I .731 100 22 20 I .714 6 21 20 It 67 11 10 i 23 I 6 83 I I .7 1S2 23 IT .6.4 83 It IS .6.2 0 13 15 I 43 11 12 .6 0 53 3 1 .613 41 4 I 3 .611 32 6 I 5 .615 IT 1 8 117 11 11 1'. .583 71 II .579 78 11 13 II .577 65 15 16 13 .571 48 5 4 1 .671 87 17 16 14 46 I 3 4 .554 61 11 16 13 155 19 10 IT .311 70 14 14 11 .538 73 13 18 37 4 10 1 .5:6 54 14 II 10 .524 41 11 I 29 I It ,500 23 17 1 4 4 14 1 8 3 .500 20 60 14 11 If .478 36 14 It 11 .474 It 15 10 II .474 S3 It .474 Sneetty, Toronto. .168 Thomlui. 'Buffalo. 1 r.3 Walah, Moorr.

Buflalo 170 GaudeUe. Montreal. 143 gurllicb. Koalitut. .140 Fella, Beuore, 1H3 Stylea.

Toronto. ..101 Phillip. K3 Waltk. Jsraay City.156 Jeakin. (7 Gllksoley.

1. Kurk, j. IUI Mokan, Rorh. Buf. SO Brown Knrhester.

.164 1'rhanskl. Browar, Bisttay, Newark. 66 Barrett, Uutr.lo. .139 Ijtynv. Milan.

Hurst, 20 Krott. Readme. 131 tVmroy. Rartwan, 62 LuUka. Shannon.

Montreal. 90 Flria I. JO-Nk-BIt 69 Castas. Newark 154 t'antrell. Baltimore.

53 Arrhdwm Murnhy. Toooreer, Rorh 88 Rainea. Montreal 161 Kisassn. 161 Fatirstsr. 143 Mattel.

50 Elliott. NwlL-IKif. .111 O'Brien BottUttein Perkiilft Walke t'liambwa. Baltl Praett. Newark Cable Murrell .89 Prudhomtne.

Toronto. 33 It 88 67 C7 16 81 99 30 tt 35 46 Score by periods: 41 .15 0 0 Army Boston university. 0 .27 .3 .33 .81 .23 .38 .34 .23 Moors. Newark Ueratur. Rurbeiter ramretl, Baltimor Welch.

Reailtng Mil la, Buffalo Htryker. Buffalo Keen. Rorheater Mhawkey. Montreal llunaran, Montreal MurreH Rearinsr Touchdowns Army 3. Luckett (substitute 1.

Piper I substitute I 307 ItS ROCHESTER TIES INDIANAPOLIS, 12-12 Rochester, N. Sept. 29 (JP) Rochester and Indianapolis, tied at one game each in the current little -world series baseball classic, battled through twelve of the wildest innings ever seen on a baseball field to a tie in the third contest here today, 12 to 12. Mrt'racken. Rorheater Point irom try alter touctidown tArmyi, Spratrue (placement).

Referee E. J. O'Brien Tufts, fmpiret J. B. Inpersoll.

Dartmouth. Field iudre H. K. Von Kersberei. Harvard.

Linesman H. E. Cann. New Tork Uniyersity. 116 14 509 91 322 59 321 58 563 161 585 lit 485 tt 38 341 98 .15 .14 .10 .44 ..34 .15 .30 R.

Kmlih. Montreal. lleitrJtun, Rorheatar McQuillan. fnimlie, RalttDMire. lkoyla.

Toronto Kalk. Montreal Fianer, Toronto. 11 Baseball Today. Polo Grounds, Clavata va. St.

luis. :30 P. M. Adv. It Major Intercollegiate Football Games 1928 DATE TOLUMBIA N.

t. TJ. FORDHAM I YAIJ HARVARD I PRINCETON PENN CORNELL SYRACUSE Ct N. 2191L. KAVT Union W.

Va. Wt. Go. Wash" Maine Sprtnifieid Vertnonl F. and'M" Niirara W.

auid-it lb ValHy Hobart So Metbo-lut Boston C. OCT. 6. at Columbia at New York at Fordham at Yale at Harvard at Princeton at Perm al Cornell at Syracuse at Annville at Durtmotith At Army at Navy Wesley an Fordbajn N. Y.

TJ. Georrie No. Carolina Virrinia Swarthmore Hamp. Sid. Johns Hopkins St.

Alioirheny Providen.a No-Cf, Pn4 OCT. 13. at Columbia at New York at J4w York at Yal? at Harvard 'at Princeton at Cornell at Syracune at New York at Uartmouth atArmjr at Clil.arw Dartmouth Ruttrers Holy Ocas Brown Army Lehilrh Penn State Nebraska Draxsl ColumWt. Harvard OCT. 20.

at Dartmouth at Ne York at Holy Crosg at Yale at Harvard at Princeton at Penn at Nt branki at New York at Dartmouth at Harvard at Navy Williams Coltrate W. and J. Army Dartmouth Cornell Navy Princeton Penn State Geo. Wash. Harvard Yale OtT.

27. at Columoia at N-jw York at Sew York at Yale at Harvard at Princeton at Penn at Princeton at Penn State at Washington at Harvard Cornell Georgetown Nov. 0 Dartmouth Lchirh Ohio State Chicairo Columbia Pittsburgh Rennselaer Depatiw W. V. Vinrinrta J- at Columbia at -Jew Y'ovk at Yale at Harvard at Ohio State at Chicairo at Colpmtria at Pittsburgh at Troy at Tftle at Army at J.avy JohnTHopkiwt Alffid- Boston C.

Maryland Penn W. and Lee Harvard St. Bonaveu OhioWes. Norwich. Brown Notre Dame yov- 10 at Columbia at York at Boston at Yale at Harvard at Princeton at Harvard at Cornell at Syracuse at New York at Dartmouth at New York at Baltimotw Penn Missouri Detroit Princeton Holy Cross Yale Columbia Dartmouth Colrate Manhattan Cornell Carleton at Penn at New Yotk at New York at Princeton at Harvard at Princeton at Penn at Cornell at Syracuse art New "rk at Cjrnell at Army at Wavy Carnetrie TT7 Georgetowi Harvard Yile Navy N'th etrtern Nebraska Princeton jlOV.

54 at Pittsburgh at New York at Yale "at Yale at PhUa. at Utnago at Army Syracuse Oregon Aggies Cornell Penn Columbia NOV. 29 at Columbia at New York at Penn at Penn at Columbia 1 Other fames not listed above -Stanford vs, Army at New York: Holy Onm at Ronton C. Oct. 3 Monmouth at Iowa; Oct.

13 Duke at Boston C. No. 6 West Virginia at Fordham: Dec. 1-Dec. 8 Notre Same at Southern California PATE.

NOTRE DAME PENN8TATE I PITTSBURGH I LAFAYETTE W. AND J. GEORGETOWN CARNEGIE T. HOLY CRCI83 RUTGERS COLGATE I BOSTON C. I BROWN WiSwiin Gettysburg Bcthioy Muhlenberg Waynesburg Susquehanna Ashland St.

Johns Albright Vanderbiit Navy lc Jj! LolT OCT. at Wiseooain at Penn State at Pittsburg at Lafayette at W. and J. at Georgetown at Carnegie T. at Holy Cross at Rutgert at Vanderbiit at Navy at Wheeling Navy Bucknell W.

Virginia Geo. Wash. Dminesiie Ib. Valley Thiel Rutgers Holy Cross Va. Poly ll? PittsburKh OT 13 at Chicago at Penn State at Pittsburgh at Lafayette at W.

and J. at Georgetown at Carnegie T. at Newark at Newark at Colgate See Oct. It at Brown Jit PJtlmiH Georgia Tech. Penn Allegheny Bucknell Carnegie T.

W. Va. Wes. W. and J.

Pordham N. Y. O. Mich. State and L.

00. 0 at G. Tech, at Penn at Pittsburgh at BucknU at Pittobargh at Georrfetown at Carnegie T. at Holy Croti at New York it Mich. Slati le at W.

and L. brake Syracuse Carnegie T. W. Virginia Fordham Duk! Pittsburgh Marquette Delaware N. Y.

TJ. Boston C. Lafajett l-uj. 27. at Notre Dame At Penn State at Pittsburgh at Lafayette at New York at Georgetown at Pittsburgh at Holy Cross at Rutgers at New York at Boston at Brown at t(ayi-t, Penn State Notre Dame Syracuse W.

and J. Lafayette N. Y. TJ. Brown Catholic TJ.

Wabash Manhattan Holy Cross NOV. 3. at Phila. at Phila. at Pitts burgh at Phila.

at Phila. at New York at Brown at Rutgers at Colgate at Brown Hee Nov. Army Geo Wash. and J. Rutgers Pittsburgh Carnegie T.

Georgetown Boston D. Ifayette Hobart Fordham Dartmouth Okia. iirgies NOV. 10 at New York at Penn State at Pittsburgh at Rutgers at Pittsburgh at Albany at Albany at Holy Cross at Rutgers at Colgate at Boaton at Dartmouth at W. Va.

Carnegie T. Lafayette Nebraska Penn State Bucknell Notre Dame Harvard Lehigh Syracuse N- Hampshire Georgetown NOV 17 at Notre Dame at Lafayette at Nebraska at La at Johnstown at Georgetown at Notre Dame at Harvard at Lehigh at Syracuse at Buffalo at Brown at ico.g to-wn Lehigh Fordhatn N. Y. V. Providence Swarthmore Conn.

A sties Rhode Island NOV 24 7 at Lafayette at New York at Carnegie T. at Holy Uross at Rutgers at Boston at Brown Penn State W. Virginia Brown- Colgate W. an 1 J. NOV.

29 at Pittsburgh at W. Va. See Dec. 1 at Brown See Dec. 1 at Brown at W.

Va. DATE. MICHIGAN OHIO STATE CHICAGO IOWA NEBRASKA WISCONSIN ILLINOIS INDIANA MINNESOTA TH WESTKHA PURDUE ST. JOHj I JjKll Ai Ohio Wesleyau Wittenberg Wyoming See Oct. 3 Ames Notre Dame Bradley Creigbton Butler Dcpanw Holy Cross Va.

Military In. at Michigan at Ohio State at Chicago at Ames at Wisconsin at Illinois at Indiana at Minnesota at Northwestern at Purdue at Holy irons Aiiantj Srdiana Northwestern Iowa Chicago Montana S. North Dakota Coe Michigan Purdue Ohio State Minnesota Manhattan at Michigan at Northwestern at Chicago at Chicago at Nebraska at Wisconsin at Illinois at Michigan at Minnesota at Northwestern at Minnesota at Brooklyn at ttiane Ohio State Michigan Minnesota Rtpon Syracuse a Purdue Indiana Illinois Chicago Kentucky Wisconsin Schuylkill Notre Dame at Ohio State at Ohio State at Minnesota at Iowa at Nebraska at Purdue at Illinois at Illinois at Minnesota at Northwestern at Purdue at Heiaduig Wisconsin I Indiana Purdue Minnesota Missouri Michigan Northwestern Ohio State Iowa Illinois CbtrMo iJT'uM at Michigan at Indiana at Chicago at Iowa at Nebraska at Michigan at Illinois at Indiana at Iowa at Illinois at Chicago at Scranton at i napt tl Illinois Princeton Peon South Dakota Kansas Alabama Michigan Northwestern Minnesota Case Providence at Michigan at Ohio State at Chicago at Iowa at Kansas at Wisconsin at Michigan at Northwestern at Northwestern at Purdue at Brooklyn Navy Iowa Wisconsin Ohio State Oklahoma Chicago Butler Minnesota Indiana Purdue Northwestern St. Joseph's at Baltimore at Ohio State at Wisconsin at Ohio State at Nebraska at Chicago at Btttier at Minnesota at Minnesota at Northwestern at Northwestern at Philadelphia at Atlanta Mk-bigaa State Muskegon Illinois Wisconsin Pittsburgh Iowa Chicairo Haskell Indiana Wat.aAi al Michigan at Ohio State at Chicago at Iowa at Nebraska at Iowa at Cuicagw at Minnesota at Indiana at Purdue at Brooklyn at Atlanta Iowa Illinois Michigaa Army Minnesota Ohio State Purdue Wisconsin Dartmouth Indiana 1'01, at Michigan at Illinois at Michigan at Army at Wisconsin at Illinois at Purdue at Wisconsin at Northwestern at Purdue at crooman Alabama Pwiy ivaiio Aggie fii a tlunta at Nebraska i at Atlanta OCT. 6.

I OCT. 13. OCT. 20 OCT. 27.

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