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SUNDAY NEWS, OCTOBER 25, 1938 KamsWhm By Jack Smith. Gaining a one-point lead in the first quarter, Fordham's Kama lowered their horns and defied St. Mary's to score gain. St. Mary's didnt.

The Rams won, 7 6. Fordham Pitt veirwlhelims 7 4 Notre 2(8- 7 yi (A 4c By Gene Ward. 7 Pittsburgh, Oct. 24. Led by their 17-year-old Jewish halfback star.

Marshall Goldberg, Pittsburgh's Panthers ran over Notre Dame's heretofore 1 undefeated Irish, today before a crowd of 70,444 paid Spectators. It was Notre Dame's worst defeat since 1914. FIRST PERIOD. The teams exchanged punts, try V.T" I fc.iT VXHj w-pi f-J J- I VT. i rr i i mdmnT- ing eacn others strengtn.

Both safety men. La Rue, Pitt, and Pupils, Notre Dame, were jittery. Patrick, Pitt fullback, handed the ball to Goldberg who scooted off right tackle 21 yards to the Notre Dame 31. Goldberg ripped the left side to the 17. A plunge and a lateral, Patrick to Goldberg, went to the 13.

Line plays were stopped. Daddio's place-kick from the 24 Late N.Y.U. Rally Ties Georgetown By Carl Brandis. Barney Bloom's 25-yard pass yanked the game out of the fire for the Violets at Yankee Stadium before 16,000 yesterday. The score was 7 7.

An early touchdown put Georgetown ahead in the second period. Bloom's pass to Shorten from the Georgetown 35 enabled N.Y.U. to score its touchdown from the 5-yard line. The Georgetown touchdown resulted from a block by Larry Hardy, Georgetown center, who jumped in front of Dowd's kick and ran 30 yards to score. Pushed back on their heels, St.

Mary's kicks out on fourth down, first quarter. O'Laughlin does booting. marched 60 yards for a touchdown in the first after Lou Ferry. C.ael quarterback, kicked two field goals. Little Andy Patau kicked the extra point to win the ball game.

The Rams scored on two passes and a forward lateral. Jacunski, sub end, took a toss from Palau for the touchdown. nntm ii rit ii was wide. The slippery Goldberg twisted 18 yards to the Notre Dame 45 after Pitt got the ball again, but the Pitt machine stalled again. Srore: Pitt Notre Dame 9.

SECOND PERIOD. O'Neill kicked to Goldberg on Pitts 24. Goldberg's quick kick carried only to midfield. Wilke fumbled and Raskowski recovered for Pitt on his own 48. Stapulis punted to Notre Dame's 24.

Three plays made nothing. O'Neill kicked to Pitt's 34. Stapulis bucked to his own 45. Stebbins made 7. Gold FIRST PERIOD.

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GEORGETOWN 15. Palau passed to Jacunski for 17 yards and a touchdown. Palau kicked the goal. Score: Fordham 7, St. Mary's 8.

SECOND PERIOD. Light Fordham was taking a bad R. Hall R. Blomquist R. Brewa Scarola Stanton, Fordham, kicked off and Aronson ran it back 10 yards to St.

Marys 27. O'Loughlin, back for a punt, fumbled, but recovered for a short gain. It was third down. On the next he kicked to Mautte, who was all but murdered after the fatch, on Fordham's 27. Mauette then got fff a quick kick to the enemy's 20, but the play was recalled for man in motion.

Another Volaa Vv-ar Tehaaa Fuarl StaiilT Stralh Snyder Nolan I. JUT Moskowitx -Swiadou -Sharp Piore Williams -Stelmach physical beating and subs were frequent. Gurske and Mautte made two long gains but another 13-yard Duff R. H. F.

Q. L. Dowl penalty for man motion wiped KeaUnr Valiquett (I 7 77 Gporrtown 15-yard penalty put the ball on i out the advantage. Fordham fans berg and Stapulis took the ball to Notre Dame's 17. Goldberg made 7.

Stapulis went through for a touchdo-a-n. Souchak converted. Score: Pitt 7, Notre Dame 0. THIRD PERIOD. Danbom kicked off to Goldberg who broke loose with a 50-yard return to Notre Dame's 40.

On the K. Y. U. 0 I) began to boo and St. Mary's Touchdowoa Georgetown Hardy.

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Referee W. D. Mavinnea (Lehieb). TJra. pirc Gnorsre H.

Lowe Linesman G. N. Bankart (Dartmouth). Field judee C. Veryara (Notre Dame.

fordham Sill ran the punt back to Fordham's 17 from mid-field, and Ferry place-kicked a field goal from the 24, putting St. Mary's ah ad, 3 0. Another penalty after the next lick-off put Fordham on its 12. Punts were exchanged, and Ferry made his second place kick for a field goal from the 39. Aronson made 35 yards through right tackle, but the play was recalled for offside.

More panted, and Pulkie made 23, being spilled on St. Mary's 4iV An 18-yard pass to Paijuin and another to Wojcie-ckowicz rut the ball on St. Mary's A poor kick by Dowd from N. Y. 41 went out of bounds on the Violets 49.

Duff kicked to the N. Y. U. 8 and after one try at the line Stelmach Nolan intercepted on the Violets' 22. An offside penalty against N.

Y. U. and an off-tackle thrust by Keating put Georgetown on the Violets 11. Score; N. Y.

U. 0, Georgetown 9. SECOND PERIOD. A series of rushes put the ball on Georgetown's 20. Duff kicked to Stellmach who fumbled on the next play losing the ball.

Georgetown lost several yards. Sivak caught the kick on the Nt Y. 30. Stellmach rushed it to the 49. Dowd kicked.

The ball was blocked by Hardy, Georgetown center who ran 30 yards without interference for the touchdown. Valiquette's kick was good. Bloom's pass was intercepted. Keating passed to Valiquette who was tackled on the N. Y.

U. 15. Score: N.Y.U. 9, Georgetown 7. THIRD PERIOD Valiquette kicked to N.

Y. 10 where Stellmach was downed. Dunney kicked to the Georgetown 35. Duff booted it back to the N. Y.

U. 20. Stellmach made 10 on rushes. Dunney kicked to Keating on the Georgetown 45. Another kick put the ball back in Violet territory.

chanted: "Soreheads, Soreheads." Palau's quick-kick fooled the Gael safety, Sill, who was downed on his 25. Mautte ran the next punt to midfield. Palau's great kick was recalled and Fordham penalized for offside. The teams continued to exchange punts with Fordham finding itself penalized at embarrassing intervals. Pierce intercepted a Gael pass on his 47.

The Gaels recovered a Fordham fumble at the same spot. Gurske intercepted a Gael pass and (Continued on pag 100, eol. 1 next play, Stapulis, behind great blocking by Matisi, raced over the Irish goal but the ball was called back and Pitt penalized 15 yards for holding. Larue broke through the left to Notre. Dame's 45, and Stapulis shot a low overline pass to Hoffman who caught it on the Irish 35 and sprinted over for Pitt's second touchdown.

Daddio's placement was wide. Score: Pitt 13, Notre Dame 0. FOURTH PERIOD. The Irish opened their first important drive. A 26-yard pass, McCarthy to O'Reilly, took the ball to Pitt's 25.

The rush was halted on the 14 as a passing attack failed. Recovering, Pitt rushed to Notre Dame's 23. O'Reilly was accused by the official" of slugging Hensley (Continued on page 100, eol. 3) Williams rushed it to the N. Y.

U. Dunney kicked to Georgetown 38. Keating went to the N. Y. U.

45. A pass, Keating to Valiquette, gained 10 yards. Keating was thrown for a loss of 10 on the N. Y. U.

40. Score: N- Y. U. 0, Georgetown 7. FOURTH PERIOD.

Stellmach passed to Dunney and Somma put the ball on Georgetown's 5. The visitors' line held. Duff kicked to Bloom who was tackled on the Georgetown 30. Again the line held. Bloom passed 25 yards to Shorten who ran tha 5 yards for the touch down.

Brown's kick tied the score. Final score: N. Y. U. 7, Georgetown 7.

Detroit Crushes Manhattan, 20-0 By TODD WRIGHT. Eleven young men from Manhattan tackled Detroit University at Ebbets Field yesterday before 15,000 fans. The Gaels Gallop Not Very Far beefy Jasper's line anticipated an aerial offensive by the lighter team from the midwest. I Detroit won. 20 0.

1 FIRST PERIOD. A Manhattan drive, from their own 25, blew up on the Titan's 15 yard line when Cooper intercepted Fusia's fourth down pass. Then a mighty boot by Larson set the Jas- pers back on their 20. Farkas re-: turned Manhattan's quick kick to the Jasper's 40 as the quarter ended. Score: Manhattan Detroit t.

SECOND PERIOD. rkas tore down the sideline for a first down to the Jasper's 15. A pass, Piper to Larson, netted I nine, a rkas went over the goal iline standing up on a reverse 1 i i vWogv 1 I through tackle. Shada connected. On the kkkoff.

Ripley intercepted a fumbled lateral by the Jasper3 on their 28. After a pass to the Jaspers 9, the Titans lost 11 yards Continued on page 100, eol. 4 Hugh Sill, St. Mary back, starts runback of opening klckoff and doesn't get very far. Do those Rams mean business lookit their faces Pete Schulka.