Daily News from New York, New York • 127

HAROLD TEEN THE SHOW MUST GO ON 1 A full page of Harold Teen in colors appears in the comic section of the SUNDAY NEWS -Football ISeSt-lltS Grid Schedule Violets Trip Colgate, 13-7; Crush Rallies EAST MIDWEST Aberdeen 13 -Huron it West Chester Thrs. 6 Waynenlmnr 13 Trenton Thru. -Panzer 0 8 Hew Britain Thrs. l.Montclair Thrs. -ATUftDAY LOCAL AH local rames start St 2 o'ekx-k.

Cltr VLforl Ilehs HL. S- Niy B-tr S-Il rrtha N. Carolina Polo flnnih. V4- Cornell 2d Cortland Thru. 1 Ypsilautl Thrs.

Maroui-tle Tars. 2 Kemper A 21 Kansas City JC S. Dakota Mines 20 SDearfinh 0 St. John's (Minn.) 31St. Cloud Thrs.

0 Ottawa 28 Emporia tt St. Anslcm 19 Seranton 14 l.oweli Textile 25meriean Int. 0 (Continued from page SS) Valparaiso 19 -Evansviite 19 Navy T.nn '-B" 6 Colby 21 Bates IS Thrs. 6 Tort Hays Stale 19- Amherst EAST -Wllllamt -Ctiat'usa Anhmt lt V. 14 iarni 0 Hff" 12 Boston Coll.

SI. Catholic U. 1 Holy Cross l- THE BIS BED X. RAIDER DID I NOT PASS l4 1 .1) THE N.Y.U.LINEjl' Bo-ikiln a runs Tufts S. Oklahoma Thrs.

26 Oklahoma Thrs. Aberdeen Huron 6 Warrensburg Trs. lWEirksville Tre. 14 Upper Iowa R' W-nhnrs- 0 8. Okla.

Thrs. 26 N. Okla. Thrs. 7 AY 11 I3 13- -iortheastern 19 TTpi- 7 Bethany -Ruts-era 4150-lb) 0 Gustavus Adolphus 14 Kornert Kalamazoo Alma 0 Tale (ISO-lb) -rnfms Tecbououfws Piitntxtrrli Clun St.

S- Coast Guarl's. 8li.NW LoBdtu-. Cornell llaf itimoulh ltttrs s. lela--ra ewark. lcL.

S- a Difkinsos) KuimiMhuiAa -Csrhiie F. A M. Oenvfa -ltm-aitrr is- ties. Wf.Kius WaihtncUa Hartffir-k Arnold Oiits Omaha Ithaca 20 -Brnklvn Coll. North Dakota 7 Nebraska We, d.

"Thrs. 0 Providence 1Q -Rhode Island State CoaM Guard 0 Conn. State 2-- SOUTH Virltinla 1'imhriHy. SOUTHWEST Howard Payne 16 -St. Edward 0 John Tarleton "Weather ford JC 0 Arkansas Tech 62 Bacotie Harvard lifttitra John wp Juniata I Mailt lphi.li Alfred Mvmpstead -Allfshrnf ltririVewatn -Buntinrtkai JC- a P.

M. s. Milhltnhti- Kttil4-iMf 1-1S St. Mary tTer.) 2-Tritii1y 0 V. 0 Apprentice 0 Richmond 0 -Oflethorpe Mercer 21 Stetson 43 Roanoke Coll.

13 Virrtnta Tech. 0 The Citadel Sit Mississippi Coll. Conway Thrs. 13- Texas Tech 7. Denton Thrs.

32. Ouachita 0 GonKafta 0 Coll. -Wofford ewberry 14 Texas Mines 26 -Central Normal Morehead Thrs. 67-Murray 27 -Howard Arkansas State 13 Montioello A Prairie View 31 Bishop 19 St. Vincent 27 Tirzima Wei, FAR WEST Careon-Newman 13 Kentucky St.

10 19- Cumlerland Lem oyue Kinr Baylor 35- Ixiyola MiailK'lurr I- N. Brit. TrM'ti-tir Tri N-- -New HamD SnrfngrieM 14- a fenn. unsPhilalelchla Princeton Ya I'riimusi B. I Mass.

SlaleTtor 13 Kiitsera Ifarlt N. R-inrakk S-JJ n.in S-1S Joseph Vah. Col I'htladelpiita Syrariiye Iuke hyrarune Tempi Vlllanwa I'hllaOrlthis -SI Lolon rlawilton K-heectaly S- ITrsinug fttycfiurg 4'llttvitls 5- W. A. J.Kethanv ahiustfrD S-.

W. refown Moigaiiwa a Milhan Whitner Coll. 23 Jr'las-staff Thrs. 19 Occidental Frosh 33 Pomona 0 Whitman Colorado 7 San Diego St. 9 San Dieso Marines 0 Sacramento JC 20-Chico State 0 Mexican Officer Dana Elkins 13 Morris Harvey A i Nor.) Johnson City Thrs.

Memphis Thra I 3 New River Thrs. Greenville Thrs. 0 20 Maryville 13 Union U. 1 PaClfiC 6 Williain-lt- 0 Chattanooga Fr. 14 Tenn.

Wesievan -Fresno Slate 6 Redlnnds 6 SOUTH -rntlaiia a)rmtflfrriai f- 9 San Francisco 14 San Jose State 21 Idaho tS. Br.) 22 Geonreiown Coll. 37 Franklin Coll. 12 S. Okla.

Thrs. N. Okla. Thrs. 8 A liblirn Floruta ldaha Coll.

0 T-IS Terb.Alattama s. W. Tenn. Tltrs. 13 Union So.

Georgia Thrs. 3Mui.ile Ga. Coil. Wins at Garden For two evenings in succession. -lllntltc -MerKliaa Kftm-ky f'lenmtn lllja.

(Statet'emenarT villanova Fr 7Fraiil4lm-Marshall Fr, Haielch New Orlcua. S- Nuiivills 13- I N. Car. Titian tteortia aaderblll Tenecxe Pelta Thrs. C5 Mid.

Penn. Thrs. Tennessee Tech 2SAnstin Normal Appalachian Thrs. 7-Jenoir-RhTne Miner Thrs. "'1 Lfc.

Palofax, of the Mexican Army, Pacitic Wiiltamette Central Washington 12-OrpRon Normal W. Oregon 12Vancouver Barrks 7 Weber 3 Normal 0 California Tech l- La Verne Scholastic Results NEW YORK CITY AJelphl. 1 2Brookl.vn Pren. 9 Madison. Lincoln.

0 Tilden, 13 Monroe. 13 Washing-ton. Xavier, 6 Mt. SI. Michael's l'1Fordham Prep 6 WESTCHESTER WEST Cdlrano: Cnl.

Paul iriilearr) llrake ThIm I.ea Mo1ne JMinoia -isuut'tiaDiratrn Indiana fea mounted on Azteca, romped away with the laurels of the National Boone Thrs. 7 noir Rhrne 0 Birnitn.ham Southern 7Sinm Hill 0 MIDWEST 41 -It I- Kan. Mat6iiws Mai-iannaiian III HI Ohio Northern 9 MaKjitetl. Stai.Mlfauke Muikin.utn -Mt. Union Marietta 6 Simpson 0 MlrhiaaB -eaters Aua Alitor- Horse Show at the Garden last night.

The little fence-flyer made two perfect circuits of the course II I- ira rittM3tirrt N'otra arae Minnesota Notre P-e. Jowa Thrs. 3 -Moorhead Thrs. St. 20 P.

Dakota 26 Dnlutii Thrs. 1 IHlbttqtie 2 1 Oklahoma AiX Wag-rier Bronxville. Rye. 0 -Jona Prep. 6 F.

E. Bellows. Parsons 1 3 Oklahoma 12 Beriren JC Ashland 12 Midland Coll. 7 before 16.000. Six- were tied with faultless rounds in the Individual Military Championship Challenge Trophy.

Findtay All Hallows. 18- Mt. Eix-o 2 I.eake-Watts 12 Katonah Haldane -Mary Immaculate 7 Hastiu.s 7 Chappauqua 6 Kiisttnrs Coll. 19 St. L.

Futter St. Ijion Wayns Buflalo Iietroit. S3- SOUTHWEST Oklahoma Mia9(iuri -Norman T- 9 S. MetlHKtitt-Aikanaai rt)a t-H Tex. alii Hire Kia- S-S T.

Texas FL Won 11- FAR WEST California HeHl Malm Wash. SUtMoeow S-lt tire. f4iaie- Stanford v'orva)lif 4- tT. C. AriKeitS- Wsstiinctoo Calif Sultla T- -Pnneipia 7 for.

the touchdown. Bill Galu, nub for Mikulka, made good on the conversion. It was a fighting mad Colgate that smashed into acjion in the. second half. After working to the NYU 27, only to have two passes in a row muffed, the Raiders started marching from their own 6--the spot where Lamanna's quick-kick had bogged 'em.

And they marched 94 yards. Joe Hoague, Raider fullback, combined with pass-flinging Walt Davids to work the ball into NYU territory and then Davids faded back from NYU's 39 and winged a long, high pass to Don Wemple, end. Don snagged the ball as he went across the side-line the 1 yard marker. Hoague bit center for the touchdown and converted. From there to the finish it was one sensational Violet stand after another.

First Hoague intercepted La Manna's pass to Campanis and romped to the NYU 5. Davids took it to the 1 in two plays as the third period ended. Hoague banged to the 6-inch line, where Castelli knifed through the line to stop Gribbon short of a touchdown. After the punt, Davids flipped to Wemple on the Violet 14 but, after ene pass failed, Campanis intercepted the next in the end-zone and roared back to his own 6. Again NYU punted and again Colgate came storming back.

Davids flipped twice one to Caseria another to Van Orden to put the ball on the 12. Smashes into the line made it first down on the 1. And the Violets stopped 'em. With the exception of Rutgers, it was NYU's first major victory the year. Argentina Takes Boxing Tourney Buenos Aires, Nov.

11 "(P). Argentina won the fourth Pan American amateur boxing tournament, which ended tonight, after taking six of the eight titles and charing1 another with Chile. Chile captured the remaining champion-Phi while United States, Peru, Uruguay and Brazil all failed to win a title. Rochester, N. Nov.

11 (JP). Banging his opponent to the canvas twice in the first round, Ralph DeJohn, 168, scored a. close decision over Teddy Yarosz, 167, former world middleweight champion, hero tonight. Philadelphia, Nov. 11 Billy Maher, 130, again beat his Philadelphia rival, Bobby Masters, 143, by winning a 10-round deci-eion here tonight.

arniei 7 -Missouri Mines 7 -Horace Mann 0 Tarkto WentwVirth A Thrs. 1 S-Mtsaourt Valler 31 Moberly JC l'i Maryland Thrs. 15 Wayne Tbrs. 13 On the jump-off: Capt. Drake of the U.

S. Army on King-Hi; Capt. Corry of the Irish Army on Dun-hallow, and Lieut. -Palafox tied L.ONG ISLAND -Grawland Woodmere MiItwtm 12 -Garden City 7 East Rockaway 13- Cape (iranieau 0 Chdron Thrs. 9 Sotithwesiern 14 McPherson again, each registering four faults.

It was on the third jump-off that Palafox again- made a perfect Charleston Thrs. 15.Carhondale Thrs. 0 Stevens Pt. Tors. 18 Osbkosh Thrs.

0 Coe ft Grmnell "Winona Thrs 1 St Mar- (Mich. I Kdmond Thrs. 18 Oklahoma Bapt. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE score. Capt.

Corry took second and Capt. -Yankton 1 Dakota Wen. 13. Drake's King-Hi and Lt. Wing's -Valparaiso It Doane Central 7 Dakota finished third and fourth positions.

Kvansville 1J Sterlinir 7 Riskell l'J Hanover 14 Tentral Carthace Jntitsville 13 "i I'etin 0 -Macomb Thrs. 1 Ihe trophy for the event was presented in the center of the arena to the victorious Mexican by its donor, Mr. Maclay. A ADVERTISEMENT DRIVE EXCESS waste Fnor.i KIDNEYS Stop Getting Up Nights SARK Sfe--5-J Blended Scots Whisky ifkSi 86 PROOF yXS' in the handy Mm- TO FIT THE HIP FORD Feel Better For 35 Cents If your bladder is irritated If backache brinjCH misery if you are nervous or irritable it you have dizzy spells. MERCURY LINCOLN SHOW 10:30 A.

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