Daily News from New York, New York • 292

SUNDAY NEW3. OCTOBER 9. 1932 A (SA1ES jjQ i Lions Get Hot CHICAGO, YALE TIE, 7-7! Not Forgetting the Swindle! Br WALLACE. "VJEW HAVEN. OcL 8.

Lonnie AH-American end ll of S3. retuixed to the cam pu i of his youth today and brought a football team with him- The Chicago boys didn't quite bar the bulldog for the trophy room of the Grand Old rttl UiLlICO Fordham Bowls Bucknell Over, Taking Foe, 30-0 )KKtt. r'lKLI, NVw York, 3. Th student of 'olunbia contentedly thrxjh th I A KkNKM. UNIVERSITY.

th Bl Eonf- rr. no-ton l'nivtMity hrw thL chArmin Summer afternoon lfh win Columbus I'nm 7 ht Kimxhn it d.rfieult for k.e; mv mifuJ ii fhx Nail jram. I still thinking of th vm't imt'H, a httf tfir that on in- 'i th- champion of th -'if, th cvtriinif hcf.r a paradil his pr ri jo.ooo friend. acd customer wh hai A. t.

It 'h if for iii- t'Ar'ii ib tM prio fo '( a priz ami VTui si I 4 a -slo-v arid Hiimftr Mar7-eyed otl man i mt. th- i t.Il ami catchm i hi 4 untritrffl had. that sounds! i in 'I Mi i r.i Ilk SI' Chtrngm tmptmin mmj trf kmlfbmk. mim md im nrwt nnmrtrr. tittl-i i.i-i.r of a ard whu-h srav on i-h orr.a'n.

af th- p.r, of Man of football, bat they iut on an in-jired inrformanc which farnid a 7 7 tie xw won a moral victorv bv over- 'h- n.i two to'h- 4 i- cominjr an early lead and out inlaying: a Yale team -rit throuphcut the lat thre icrio.li. Alxut 2o.fW saw the til thi- nltnit ii ((. will tti ia i iiii i(iiii riivnt and eUrtf HI fl." Yat sC'rd nt Jy in th ftrl rTi-vl r-! vri r-t o.i thr i 11 1 of lh 27 1 I I .1 i triMTirh by Alhi H-m'h at i h. 'arr iri.J U-it yr, but Bth HI' iTi ii' C.i 3i'fe Z-r. nrr my h-c a P.n,., 7" in- aJ thr nobl)r r-fnbjin I --e a arronc th 'i back he strratnnj in an.l out of i-it tri im on i yrl nr f'W nn t.itrr th B'wWfw-U pit en If 7 i rf.trh.

i on th for- 1 i Jwii:" I turnp'r' b-: of inrfrn', I pr fx. I of.ihj-n i I It I um I f'lticac T'r Sotr. tI th Oif with in tn- xron-j p- i.t. ar4 from that tim on 1- i ud I1 upr-or a litiy lac fc-; a tfi ir.EratEft i wr-im Viwt ind Pet Ziromr. I s.

Chicasa bad little ofTense of bu I hi- rriiM--l m.wnfnl. hrn th ikI ih rni ami Klrh rUl pUr rMi tfew hi- In him ml him. hi htrlw hrnttf hlrk ft" Ihi mirM wit lnn twnlh pwii ntrtd brw run hiit-i ni ruiT-il bun iiniil rrmHt mu mltro! jih-r htn nh'-ti teurat tri-nt hHxlnin n. i-i; r-aJ earktiry pair of lightweight it own, but it compensated for this ih.irrly i''tr tie bll. him.

rd tK Ilulidojf la by it sn.art ue of quirk Mrf. of th thir pr- Eoni- 1 tT''-rhout tn'Mt af tb nw, and punt, fat charging end down thw Hm' trr-nS 2 uimer" vpvetarular rrtvirn if and Yate" inability to keep H-'unM H-M-a a 1 Prt in the uarter gra.Ij-, from brir.girg bai punts R.jv. a i'. Ram -f 4 Ya'e the ha4ow long gam. it rin TH nt ffm 'i hr la) ha hu-'fiat bi'M-l har a.i 1 -rt a th nifw M'- Tl Itr a-d r.H wa fortonat pull eut with ita erorl oti( in at A 3 run ty Lassiter in th S-- vti bad' tern- 1 Pi-if I i luf whu'H hn not if hv h'v 'n'Mi'vi may wn.

iiri pu- tr.e bus srorir.j Id ling in tar e- territory and a neat re- I wt afl fir th- fh-vart lii. aa I th d-. i erpFll I lAitrr and Iu4 r.ji.a, mirr Pa he-1 m.rr.entanl. 1 M.I a 1 1 will put a-ttiie. thru, if pmibi.

Ih f'nrto Btn I nr. htt iwrjM fnlur, rtrwwi lhoiif ilewlw of h- mt.Mir hri' hr aftr. In Hrl nnartr. affrr hwtt i omn'M aViItrf mi a I'rim rtiin forof tn.if mtt hi ft) "itn a piunire for touen- and rt purtrpg g-afne wa a Vital' ilvn on te down, urtia t.jai anti ia.e r.ad a The Kid's Clever! l-ad. Except for one or two flashes, I Yaie wa never an threat tn- r--altrr.

Chicago. however. had just atarted. Zimtner returned a pun. 2 yard early in the second period, to put the hail in territory.

OCiriiUirE- Me. a-a Ct Tit Cai fV LJCKTEt 2Tgu --rr A short dah by Sahhn and a nine-( yard pa.v. Zimtner to Hvnn, gavs jt'hicago rirt down on the j4--ard I Ime. Zimmrr lust four yards; but on th nest dropped back, neatly evaded Eh "a charging line- men. and hurled lor.g pafu into (the extreme corner of the field, Sahlin had the Yaie de-jfetne.

made a leaping cUh and i rolled over for the touchdown. Marian Page. on of the immortal Pat of Chicago fame, kicked point an 1 the score wa tied. Page Stops EH Threat. The tame Page boy intercepted a ps to stop a Yale threat later in hrnh-T niwf hurk int hi1 fae with the heel hi hand and it com t'riiu'ptnn 1 van.

at a time -iioo a nit theo- vrd line. Thi ifn.il adanfai et th "ehart and (ml jomer fo hinfhng and h-trrag par' iriil irl the l.iir-r. an'il the had aenatred anoihi-r ilnwn. hul in Ihe exlri-nm rnrner the Held. Th iilum 'i rhi-er leailern put their t'ethe like nt'hriaf el rrminer and rh.intfd tirtni-d their n.f iph'Hir dii'ii inui hil'i I pirfnre aniner tj tudent avni4 Uut thev (Jul.

mt it erfced. In thre lav I he fin put the hall mi rhe I meh t-fte and ih thi inrth Win! Mimerv it iivr The place kn a (m1 fail'-d int xupiHtrter 'hr'ed with i. Karl I the lime (he n-hmiU hid mef. Krinrrtnn ni. 11 l.

'I. The ilh hirh the I inn- 4nrei. m'e ii pHt-Ikmi. and the pum hiJ that I lamh-( would nt lpe tnd.iv. me periou.

and me game getliea down to punting duel, as neither could get an started. Yals put on a spurt at the beginning of the fourth period; but with first down on the Chicago 35, the Eli tried to pass on first d-wrn and lost 20 yards as Levering wa amothered. The Maroons were checked, but Zimtner returned the next punt 27 kM ihn "I uiv'r 0 inn i vini' i I wanVd tht iP--r fi i nd bia" Tin Ma'ai' arm 1- I bern th- nor li a-'a'-' on t.h l-eft "'I, uht yar-l. wor'h. thi ii fd.

part-d th rwtiKI-a yard to the Eli 13. The Yalw wa equal to the emergency, and Bimey'a dropkick, lat an il bi i and and ny ig l-. r-l t. Prim mi li'" oil' hi nt'i k. n' Haalt hii hrt rati, or -mnx tuna th Prinretiiii-i wr hoinnifh Chicago hope, failed from a diffi cult angle.

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