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SUNDAY NEWS, NOVEMBER 13, 1932 Football Results Grim Harvard Beats Holy Cross 7 to 0 .14 0 0 7 7f Notre Dame 0 0 721 0 0 0 IS 0 (I Northwestern .0 0 0 Illinois ,0 12 6 Indiana 6 0 0 13. Assumption 13, Detroit Tch Cambridge, Nov. 12 (). A hard-fighting Harvard football team today ended its home season by stopping Holy Cross three times inside its 10 yard line and taking advantage of its only opportunity to march 52 yards for a touch- iinrf a 7 tn fl virtorv. 014 0 6 8 0 0 0 0 7 6 0 0 0 6 19 0 6 0 0 14 0 6 0 0 0 0 6 14 0 12 0 014 0 0 013 6 12 7 7 0 6 1423 012 746 0 0 3376 0 0 3 6 3 0 0 First Period.

Harvard was called upon to make a great goal-line stand after 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 6 0 0 0 7 0 W. and 7 Buckncll 0 Tulane 0 Kentucky 0 Union 0 Hamilton 0 Toledo 0 Otterbein 0 No. Car. State. 0 Duke 0 I 0 Virginia 0 Ohio Northern Green 0.

FORDHAM BEATS VIOLETS BY 70 BEFORE 40,000 (Continued frontpage 68) yard line. Cowhig gained 2. A pass by Danowski was unsuccessful. But Danowski's accurate throw to Comrade Bonetski took the ball to within 16 yards of the goal defended by N. Y.

U. Danowski then passed to Sarausky, who wheeled and galloped a few yards to score a Fordham touchdown. Danowski, whose punting had been brilliant, kicked for a point and Fordham was leading, 7 to 0. Score: Fordham 7, N. Y.

U. 0. Third Period. Throughout the first half there were no fumbles. But players twice dropped the ball in the third period, one error almost resulting in a Fordham touchdown.

Near the end of the period Jack White a Violet back, fumbled on N. Y. 40 yard line. Fenton recovered for the Rams. A pass, Danowski to Cowhig, moved operations to N.

Y. 25 yard line. After two unsuccessful attempts 0 7. 612 0 7 a 0 0 613 0 0 Bowlinjf Lafayette DARTMOUTH FALLS BEFORE CORNELL IN 216 BATTLE Ithaca, N. Nov.

12 (JP). Cornell ripped through Dartmouth for three touchdowns in the first half today to win the annual battle of old rivals, 21 to 6, and close a disastrous season for the Hanover Indians with their fourth major defeat. Bart Viviano, Walt Switzer and Joe Martinez-Zorilla scored the Cornell touchdowns. 612 20. 0 0 1343 Dayton 0 0 Holy Cross gained the ball in mid-field, where a weak punt by Waters, in for the injured Gleason, went outside.

Clifford smashed outside his left tackle and ran 43 yards to Harvard's 7 yard line before being verhauled by the fleet Locke. An euside penalty, which came when O'Connor tried to carry outside, checked the Crusaders' advance and on fourth down, with four to fro for a touchdown, Clifford's pass to Eritt was grounded. Waters punted out safely and the period ended with Holy Cross rushing from Harvard's 35 yard line. Score: Harvard 0, Holy Cross 0. Clifford carried 25 yards to Har 728 0 7 0 07 0 0 0 0 0 6 12 018 0 0 0 0 Qy 0 0 Wittenberg 1319 First Period.

Clarion 6, Lock Haven 6, ITaverford 0 7 0 Washington CO 6 0 0 0 It took Cornell, with Captain Harvard 0 Holy 0 W.Va. WT'ley'n. 0 Georgetown ..0 Temple 0 Penn 0 Brown 0 Columbia 6 Detroit 14 Villanova 0 Mt. 6 Mich. Cof M'ns 0 KalamVo Tch.25 Adrian 0 Lehigh Frosh Frosh 6.

Michigan 6 Chicago 0 Baldwin WTce.12 Hiram 0 Manhattan 7 Clarkson 0 Hampton 6 Howard 0 Princeton 0 Yale 0 Fordham 0 11 'Y 0 Army 13 No. Dak. State. 0 Rutgers 0 Lehigh 0 Ursinus 0 Swarthmore ..0 Wesleyan 6 Bowdoin 0 Colgate 0 Syracuse 0 Navy 13 Maryland 0 Allegheny 9 Alfred 0 Amherst 0 Williams 0 Boston U. 0 Tufts 0 Catholic 0 Providence 0 Cornell 7 Dartmouth 0 Lafayette ....13 0 7 7 0 0 Bart Viviano, Dick Beyer and Kay Hedden slashing great chunks from the Indian line, just eight Juniata 45, Gallaudet 0.

Ithaca C. 21, Mansfield Tchs. 2. minutes to march 80 yards after the opening kick-off to a touch vard 10 on two off tackle slams to penetrate the Violet line, a pass, Danowski to Cowhig, took the ball 2052 0 0 037 6 6 and O'Connor ploughed center down and a 7 to 0 lead, as Abe George calmly place-kicked the three times to get up to the 1 yard line. Clifford again tried to work a forward pass against the stout Harvard defense but it to tne Violet's 7 yard line.

Four plays later Danowski threw a pass over the goal line. It was not complete and N. Y. U. was awarded the ball.

Score: Fordham 7, N. Y. U. 0. Fourth Period.

failed. Waters rolled a punt out 720 0 0 720 0 0 916 0 0 i ti 1 to fioiv ross u. xiovinsiu re goal. Dartmouth was helpless before the precision of the Cornell line smashing attack. Switzer crashed the last two yards for the score.

Dartmouth could summon no offense, other than one 29 yard pass from Hill to Powers to Cornell's 41 yard line and a 15 yard run back of a kick by Sammy Fishman, Hanover quarterback, while Vivi placed Clifford and a triple pass with Avery, in for Britt, put the Eddie Danowski, a distinguished figure yesterday, was 'aid up for lall on Harvard's 40 as- the half 228 7 7 716 ended. 1 Score: Harvard 0, Holy Cross 0. Third Period. Middlebury 0 0 7 0 7 Vermont 0 0 0 00 Lebanon V'ley. 0 7 0 29 Mt.

St. 0 0 0 00 Slippery Rock 15, Edinboro 0. Georgia 6 0 0 0 9 Alabama 0 0 0 0 0 Wesv Virginia. 0 7 6 619 Wash. 0 0 0 00 Richmond 0 0 7 07 V.

M. 1 0 0 0 00 Manchester 13, Bluffton 7. No. 6 0 0 613 Davidson 0 0 0 0 0 St Paul 13 0 7 020 J. C.

0 6 0 00 Carleton 0 0 0 00 Cornell 0 0 0 00 Drake 0 6 0 0 8 Washington U. 0 0 0 00 Coe 0 6 0 0 0 Knox 3 0 0 0-3 Defiance 19, Finaldy 0. Wisconsin ....13 0 0 720 Minnesota 7 0 6 0 13 ano, Hedden and Switzer con 0 0 Pescosolido took over the left 631 lalfback assignment for the Crim- Bon but was unable to break loose. All of the plav occurred in Har 7 7 0 9 3 9 0 6 0 0 vard's side of the field but Waters' effective punting checkmated the Crusaders. Hardy, Harvard's 021 0 great tackle, stopped the Holy Cross running game almost single handed and when the Crusaders turned to the air, the Harvard 761 ISt, John's 0 0 0 714 Seton Hall 32, Brooklyn 6.

Iowa State Tchs. 12, Mich. Nor' mal 6. Wabash 50, Danville 0. 0 0 032 0 0 0 6 0 0 619 Oklahoma 19, Iowa State 12.

Kansas 0 0 0 Missouri 0 0 0 Izl 0 0 12 0 7 0 0 6 0 0 7 0 13 0 16 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 6 0 0 0 19 0 7 6 0 0 14 0 25 0 7 0 12' 0 0 0 0 13 6 7 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 12 0 6 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 14 0 6 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 21 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 6 0 2 0 6 0 0 6 16 0 0 0 13 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 13 0 7 0 7 0 14 0 13 0 13 0 0 0 6 0 13 0 6 0 0 0 6 7 0 0 13 0 6 0 0 6 13 6 2 0 7 0 6 0 12 0 0 0. ford's passes. All of the play in the listless period was between the SO yard stripes. Score: Harvard 0, Holy Cross 0. Fourth Period.

After taking Rovinski's punt on its 48, the Crimson opened its aerial attack. Wells passed to Nazro for a first down on the Crusaders 40. After Pescosolido made 5 on two off tackle slams, Wells connected with Capt. Hage-man on the enemy's 19 yard line. He then passed to Water for an 11 yard gain.

Barrett plunged for 8 two tries, and an offside penalty against Holy Cross moved the ball np to its 1 yard line. Waters plunged for the touchdown and Wells, place kicked Harvard's seventh point. Score Harvard 7, Holy Cross "0. HARVARD Pot. HOLT CSOS3 DcPauw 25, Franklin 6.

Centre 13, John Carroll 7. Louisiana 6, Centenary 0. Fisk 6, Knoxville 0. Johnson City Tchs. 18, Ruthet ford 7.

Talladega 7, Morehouse 0. Furman 0 So. Carolina. ..0 Albright 7 Baltimore 0 Buffalo 6 Hobart 0 Conn. 6 Rhode 6 F.

and 0 Dickinson 0 Cal. Tchs 9 Indiana 0 Morgan 20 N. Car. 0 Muhlenberg ..6 Gettysburg 0 Rochester 0 Kenyon 0 Mass. 0 Coast 0 Moravian 7 Hartwick 0 Shippensburg .14 Millesville Ohio 0 Penn 0 Carnegie Tech.

0 Xavier 0 repairs in ine nnai quarter. He was mended in full view of 40,000 by a waddling trainer and was given three cheers by the Fordham section. A jiffy later Fordham was well on it3 way to a touchdown but a fumble on N. Y. 5 yard line stopped the advance.

Bob McNamara's pass was intercepted by Del Isola on N. Y. 19 yard line. Sarausky carried to the six. A line charge gained a yard.

Then Sarausky fumbled, Lamark recovering for N. Y. Bob McNamara punted. Score: Fordham 7, N. Y.

N. V. U. Pos. FORDHAM W.

McXamari. Nitka Itzfcowit L.T. l.l..vini! March G. Waldron Connolly Del lola Kohler R. WoHendale Zaremba R.

Kenton avra R. MrNamara Zapu-tas Tanciiay L. Cuw-hiir MacDnnald R. Danowxki Temple Sarausky Fordham .0 7 0 7 N. Y.

0 0 0 0 0 Scorine: Fordham touchdown Sarausky. Fordham point alter touchdown Danowski (placement). Referee K. J. O'Brien (Tufte).

Umpire J. P. Kfran (Dnquesnel. Head Linesman H. M-Urath (Boston Cnllere).

Field Judge E. W. Carson (Penn State. (Other pictures on back page) ONE MIN. TO PLAY! TULANE NOSES OUT KENTUCKY, 6 TO 3 Lexington, Nov.

12 (JP). Tulane staged a last-minute drive here today to defeat Kentucky, 6 to 3. After three scoreless periods Ralph Kercheval of the Wildcats kicked a field goal in the fourth period. Zimmerman's 65 yard run, followed by a drive he and Roberts put on, enabled the Green Wave to triumph. TCLANE Pos.

KENTUCKY Westfeldt L. Rnuert R. Tesuier. Skinner Tessier. G.

June Reed Seale Saefide R.G.... Gibson 1 Calhoun Aldridxe TVlaune R. E. Kreuter Richardson Q. R.

Johnon Zimmerman Darby Roberts R. Kerebevitl Loltin F. Miller Tulane 6 1 Kentucky ,0 0 a 3 Referee Campbell, Yandernilt. rmpire Black. Pavidson.

T.ine-mau Pliiilios. Scholastic Tazf 9 E. Reiss EOT? Harvey Healey L. Zyntel! tinued to roam wild through the rest of the period. Score: Cornell 7, Dartmouth "0.

Second Period. Cornell scored two more touchdowns in the second period. Viviano scored the first on a 2 yard plunge through center as the climax of a 60 yard drive down field. The second game on a 27 yard pass over the goal line from Switzer to Martinez-Zorrilla. Score: Cornell 21, Dartmouth 0.

Viviano scored the Big Red's second touchdown on a two yard plunge through center after he had started a 60 yard drive early in the second quarter with a five yard run back of Hill's kick. Viviano plunged ten yards through the heart of the Dartmouth line, and two long passes, together eating up almost 40 yards, from Switzer to Beyer, set the ball for Viviano two yards from the Hanover goaL George again place-kicked the point and Cornell led 14 to 0. A neat pass from Switzer to Joe Martinez-Zorilla, 27 yards over the goal line, scored Cornell's third touchdown after a punt touched a Dartmouth man and was recovered on the Green 27 yard line by Frank Murdock, Cornell guard. George kicked successfully again. Score: Cornell 21, Dartmouth 0.

Third Period. After Switzer fumbled on Cornell 'a 36 early in the third quarter, Dartmouth smashed through to a touchdown. Embry recovered the fumble for Dartmouth and in three plays, the last a pass from Hill to Powers, the Hanover Indians put the ball across. Cornell marched 62 yards to Dartmouth's 18 just before the close of the period but Dartmouth held there. Fourth Period.

Jack Wallace, crack Cornell end, blocked one of Hill's punt3 on Dartmouth's 27 yard line, and with the aid of Viviano's plungin and a fifteen yard penalty for piling on, the Red Wave made a first down on Dartmouth's 2 yard line. Here the Green line held for downs. Viviano intercepted Hill's pass on the Green 25 yard line and raced to the 14. The whistle ended the game as Cornell subs plunged to Dartmouth's 5 yard line. Final score: Cornell 21, Dartmouth 6.

Score: Dartmouth 6, Cornell 21. DARTMOUTH Pos. CORNELL Embry E. Wallace Hae-german Georre Micbelet L. Shaub Branch Brook Hoffman (C.) Kossaek Glaxer RT Murdoek Trost Martinez-Zorrilla Fishman Q.

Switzer Powers Hedden Hill R. Viviano IC.) Donovan B. Beyer Cornell O. 21 Crane C. Grifiln undlaeh R.

Moran Bancroft Flanagan Baeemaa K.E. Britt Wella Clifford tocke Donovan Cloason H. Murray Barrett F.B..T-. J. O'Connor Fordham Preo 1 -1.

St Jow-ph Cnna Prrp 1, lirooktvri J'rJl fl. Wa.hinrlon 63, Kmn.liT Clulda O. Tilddl l'j. Seward Park Brooklyn Tech New ire, ht Wetcheter. New Rneholle l'J, Whim Plain 0.

Mount Vernon Yoiifci-ra 0. rtronxville 2. Hacklcy o. portcheler 14. Roowvelt Yntjier rtoor-Telt (N.

Y. 7. Cc.ncH-dia fnvV. Wahinmn Irvine 61, Jlaniaruticvh e. Irvine IK.

Yorlilown 0. New Jrrney. St. Peter (J 1.1. Xavier 0.

Hamneer 7. MontHmre 0. Kant Oranra Columbia 0. I'ajwaie tin, Clifton 7. Vuieland 7, Mi.ldJiwn Ship tl.

Huterra Prep 11. I'rmcefon Pr-n 0. Beniardeville IB, Nnlli I'lmntwld O. iinrlwld 14, South lt.ver 10. Kl' iiflide A.

Cathedral 20, Jiordenlnwn Fort l-w I'artndire 0, lljik'nuk 6. SI. Henedirt. an. nriotiah 0.

Vninn Knhwav O. Rowlle li. Summit 0. Aidmnr parte 7. Ixjnr 6.

St. Mary 7. Sti 1'atri. a U. Cram Countrr.

Wineonnin tl, Winnepota .14. Wr.t Virginia unvn. Tech 5. uidlfiMirr 15. VWumnl 40.

New Hampshire Army atuldleUiry Ul. Vermont Froth 94 019 713 0 7 0 9 2 8 033 0 0 1326 7 7 613 0 0 6 20 1313 7 39 0 0 1352 0 0 13 19 0 0 015 0 0 19 45 0 0 20 26 0 0 612 0 0 012 07 0 7 6 6 1953 0 0 012 7 7 713 6 12 7 20 0 8 6 8 0 0 14 23 0 0 619 6 6 018 0 0 0 0 0 0 Stroudsberg ..13 Bloomsburg ..0 Susquehanna 0 Wagner 0 Heidleberg 0 Akron 0' Wooster 6 Mt. Union 0 Georpia Tech. Field Judge Chambers. Cincinnati.

Harvard 0 0 0 7 7 Holy Crosa 0 0 0 00 Referee D. Iv. Daley (Boston fiupire G. H- Lowe Jr. (Lafayette).

Bead Linesman A. R. Lake (Lafayette). Tieid Judge A. R.

Ayer (Colby I. STAPES AND GIANTS IN MET TITLE TILT Stapleton invades the Polo Grounds this afternoon to battle the New York Football Giants in their annual tilt for the Metropolitan professional football title. The Staten Island eleven has added three new players to the roster in an effort to bolster the line in order to stop the plunging backs of the Giants. Chris Cagle, former West Point star, will call signals for the New Yorkers, while the Stapes will depend largely upon Ken Strong, who has recovered from a heavy cold. MEADOW BROOK WINS OPEN TITLE Buenos Aires, Nov.

12 (JP) The All United -States- Meadowbrook polo four, won the Argentine open championship today, defeating Santa Paula, eight goals to seven. GREGORIO IN RING SAMPSON, DELANEY Vidal Gregorio, Spanish feathery weight, will cross gloves with Vetef Muskingum ..7 Westminster 0 St. Bonav'ture. 7 Thiel 0 Springfield 0 N. Hampshire.

0 Worcester 6 R. P. I 0 Case 0 Hillsdale 0 Denison 0 Oberlin 0 Ohio 2 Cincinnati 0 West. Reserve. 7 Ohio Wesleyan 0 Purdue 0 Iowa 0 Nebraska 0 Pittsburgh 0 MEET AT COLISEUM Marty Sampson, local middle Hayts, former Golden Glover, ill the nemi-final eight round bout at St.

Nicks Arena tomorrow mghf, weight star, will attempt to halt the winning ways of Paul Delaney, Western battler who whipped Jack Kid Chocolate tackles fete Nebd in the feature ten. Rosenberg two weeks ago, when COURT CLASSIC The Brooklyn Visitations, they clash in the feature ten round bout at the Coliseum, Bronx, tomorrow night. In the semi-final, fending champions In the MetrrHn pohtan Basketball League, will cp scheduled for eight rounds, Dick Fullam meets Tony Domingues, Cuban scrapper who claims a decision over Eddie Ran. pose the Long Icland Tf os at Mooaf Ashland 6, Kent 0. Hall, Astoria, Dartmouth 0 0 A 0 6.