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PA02 1 THE MANHATTAN (KAN.) MERCURY-CHRONICLE, SUNDAY. NOV. 19. 1944 Football Scores Star in New-Setting PPH7 RS 1 A SCORELESS ATS lill 1 lLi NAVY CLIPPERS' EAST Brown 12 i Columbia 0 i'rinculon 0, Swrthmor 8 i Dartmouth 18, Cornell 14 Hampton liutituto 0, Morifun State 65 Army 62, Penn 7 Lrhiifh 0, Laf ayette 04 Maryland 10, I'rnn State 84 Colitate' 18, Syracuae 43 Yale 13, North Carolina Bcranton 82, Hlcimhurg 6 MIDWEST Wllberforce 26. Wt Va.

Stale 12 Minnesota 48, low 0 Murqurtte 0, Grent Lakea 32 Indians Hold CKL Crown ASSAULT FAILS Three To Win ARMY PUMMELS PENN 62 TO 7 MIIS TROUNCES MUSTANGS 21-7 SCOEING DRIVE IN LAST MINUTES OF GAME ONLY SERIOUS THREAT BY RIVALS Cadets Ragred in Play Compared To Victory Form Over The Notre Dame Irish Ohio State 28. Illinois 12 Wi.connin 0, Michigan 14 Indiana 47, I'iltnhurirh 0 Iowa State V. Drake 0 Ohio Wealeyun 0, Olierlln 20 SOUTH Murray 26, 1 II ii in Wi'li-yun 6 Suuthwentern (Ten.) (J. Randolph Field 54. New Mexico 7, 'IVxaa Tech 13 Clemaon 20, Tulune 36 Tea A 1U.

Hire 6 Mluliaippi State 0, Albania ID Camp 1'eary 19. N. C. I're-Kliitht 7 North Carolina State 39, Richmond 0 Chatham Field 0. Cherry Point 36 Duke 84, South Carolina 7 William 4k Mury 28, VMI 0 Weat Virginia Kentucky 40 U.

of Texaa 6. Texaa Chrlatlan 7 BRAVES MIX AIR OFFENSIVE WITH GROUND ATTACK FOR ASSAULT Non-Conference Gam Points KSC Toward Final Blg-Slx Test Acalnst Nebraska Sallna Line Is Powerful But Not Fast Enough To Hold Victory-Minded Manhattan! tes PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 18-WP)) Without the aid of a single adding machine 65,000 spectators kept track of the points today as Army's unbeaten football machine ground out a 62 to 7 victory over Pennsylvania. The Cadets, a bit ragged in their play execution as compared to a week ago when they mauled Notre Dame, needed almost the entire first quarter to get started. But once they found their dir Arkanaaa 12, Southern Mcthodint 20 COLLEGIATE f) tfTf I AND WAS flpOS' I Vv.

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USC 6, California 0 Wanhiniiton 6. Second Air Force 47 College of Pacific 7, UCLA 64 Kansas State's fighting- Wildcats wound up their home football season Saturday afternoon in a scoreless deadlock with the tough, husky Clippers from the Naval Air Station at Olathe. Ahead of the K-State team is its final Big Six game next Saturday with the Nebraska Cornhusk-ers In Lincoln. Staging a touchdown drive late In the final period after being ection, they couldn't be stopped. By half time it was 27 to 7 Wanta buy or sell.

See want ads. Army 's total being one point higher than Navy was able to compile fY iV-s The Manhattan Indians renewed their lease on the Central Kansas League crown Friday night by beating the Sallna Mustangs on the Sallna field. Mixing an aerial attack with their running offensive, the Indians passed for two touchdowns in the first half and added another with a run for a 21 to 7 victory, and remain undefeated and untied In Central Kansas league play for the second straight year. It was a case of the Maroon team geared to stop the running KEEP FAITH in an entire game and a28-point third period made a- rout' of the contest. Glen Davis the California comet was the scoring hero with three touchdowns and Dick Walter-house converted five touchdowns witfius by buying outgained throughout, tne game, the Clippers drove downfield to tho wiiHnnf ir Then shades of City's do las Americas puts on an eyelash Mexico finish as Even Chin.

Bcllmiiiino and The Giggler finish in a tie. RANDS of Ted Grimes but not his passes. to tie the national record of 44 in a season but it was Felix (Doc) Blanchard who was the Cadet standout. the K. U.

Jayhawk game when; a penalty nullified a touchdown which would have brought victory to the Lawrence eleven Walter Herkal, stellar Navy back, got off an illegal pass to Joe Perelgat. Thorton Oehrke( end, made some sensational catches of, Grimes' aerials and Dallinga received one The starting lineup: K-State Pos. Olathe Haas LE McCoy King LT Coffelt Wnrhu 15 FlPrllpr in the first quarter for the first Walking touchdown. A pass from Cleav-I inger to Grimes netted the second I tally in the second quarter and MISSOURI IS VICTIM OF IOWA PRE-FLIGHT for what would otherwise i PoUom Burkhart been the game-wmning RQ KeDshever half, have Grimes. Gehrke leaped into the RT Cook More? Cowan Newell Shields Barter Grimes ran for the last in the fourth quarter.

Last Quarter Bid Sallna scored its lone touchdown In the final quarter against a mixture of the first and second Ungles Peddicord Tijrers Go Down 51-7 Under Power of Service Team; Missouri Unable to Dent Line LH Fuste air to snag a pass from Cleavinger and advanced the ball to the 22 yard line. On the next play, Grimes faded to the 40 and heaved a pass over the bewildered Maroon secondary to Dallinga for the first touchdown. Grimes kicked the extra point. Cleavinger passed to Grimes on the Salina 43 yard line. Grimes then passed to Dallinga for 24 the ball on downs and the thrilling third quarter ended with Salina in possession of the ball on its own 45.

A pass to Koenig who went for a touchdown was called back for a Salina penalty. Machin intercepted a pass on the Manhattan 45 and ran it back to the Salina 32 setting the stage for the final Redskins tally. Cleavinger and Machin added 20 more yards and then a touchdown was called back touchdown. Only Three Threats K-State took over to stop this only serious threat the Clippers made during the game. In fact, the Olathe club got into Wildcat territory on only two other occasions, one on the final play of the half when a 28-yard Langner to McCoy pass got the ball to the home eleven's 35-yard mark as the half ended.

On the other oc COLUMBIA. Nov. 18 Paubion Gregorski Mooney FB Langner Game Captains Ungles and Payton, Kansas State. Officials: Referee Mike Ober-helman Kansas State). Dana Atkins Dale Cowan The Iowa Naval Pre-Flight eleven bombarded an outpowered University of Missouri team with string Indians with a desperate pass from its own 25 yard line by Knight to Koenig that was good for seventy-five yards.

Much of the credit for stopping Sallna's 220 pound Bob Knight goes to Tackle Dick Nabours. Bill Herkal. 29-year-old former Falls River, Wisconsin, Teachers flash Umpire Bill Meissinger State). Head linesman Maurice Pager. the servicemen used running plays more yards and then a penalty set the Indians back on the Sallna 24 and In two plays, Cleavinger eight touchdowns today to win its ninth consecutive victory by a score of 51 to 7.

The Navy fliers, fortified by several former college stars, were mm casion, after a short out-oi-bounds punt gave them the ball 1MB and a 24 -yard Herkal to McCoy Edwards, guard and line-backing Kay Cleavlnger. advanced the ball to the four pass to reach the Wildcat 18. For ty-five seconds of play remained 27 yards from the goal, the cuppers were stopped cold by the K-Staters. Herkal being swarmed when Herkal's first aerial was In for a 4-yard loss on the fourth The Sallna line, long considered the best in the league showed tremendous power at times, especially in the tackles and ends. However, it wasn't fast enough to stop complete, but his second one connected with Perelgut on the goal-line.

This illegal pass play called down. Olathe 9 161 13 3 56 1 8 With Bill Paubion, Jim Ungles to the 32 for a holding penalty. Grimes and Dallinga moved the ball to the 4-yard line and on the fourth down, Qrimes again disappointed Sallna with a touchdown. His kick for the extra point was again good. Salina received the kick-off and returned it to the 20.

A penalty moved it to the 25, where Knight heaved a pass to Koenig who picked up a blocker and went over for a touchdown just before the game ended. SEE OUR SELECTIONS $11.50" to $25.75 Statistics: K-State First Downs 14 Yds. Rushing 206 Passes Attempted 19 Passes completed 5 Yds. by Passes 68 Passes intercepted 0 Yds. runback Int.

passes 0 Punting average 36 Yds. kicks returned 53 Oppo. fumbles 0 Yds. lost penalties 15 and Bob Mooney leading the way, where he passed to Grimes for the next tally. The kick was good.

Lose Ball Salina kicked off to Manhattan In the second half and the Indians were driving Into Sallna territory when Noyce blocked a punt and fell on the ball on the Manhattan 20. A penalty put the Mustangs back to the 32. In a series of plays the Indians went to the Salina four hut lost just too big and too tough for the young civilians of the Bix Six conference. Only four times did the Iowans lose possession of the ball without scoring. Downfield Leads Most of the touchdowns came on long runs behind Harp Down-field blocking.

Missouri, unable to dent the Navy's rugged line, scored its only touchdown as the result of a pass and almost passed to another. the Haylett-Socolosky-Knorr combination got off a first period drive which wound up on the Clipper back, Herkal threw two other desperation passes which missed connection. About 10 seconds remained in the game when the K-Stat-ers took the ball on downs on the 18. The starting line-ups: Manhattan Pos. Sallna Gehrke LEL Marlin Nabours LT.

Noyce Edwards LG. Baker Pence Shoffner Bascom Myers 40 65 1 55 if WAMEGO WINS LAST GAME OF SEASON The first six times Pre-Flight FlanneUy got the ball it scored on march- i Hosier RE. Defeats Osage Indians On Home es of 35 to 83 yards. Halfback Don Olsen Fahring Powell Workman Koenig Knight Samuel scored twice in the first Field; Score In Last Quarter Counts Compton QB Grimes HB Dallinga HB Cleavinger FB Wamego. Nov.

18 The Red Raiders of Wamego High won their last game of the season Fri 14, Paubion's run of 14 yards being the biggest gain. Two incomplete passes and two line plays which the bulky service men stopped, ended the first threat. Payton Leads Way A second period drive, spearheaded by Jay Payton, reached the 14-yard line. After George Peddicord picked up 7 yards, Pay-ton started with a 19-yard run, then a 7-yard advance, on unnecessary roughness, took the ball to the 20-yard line. Payton was able to gain 6 yards on two line plays but two passes missed connection.

Slender Dana Atkins, one of the heroes of the Jayhawk-Wildcat clash which K-State sparked a third period thrust which covered 55 yards before the game's one intercepted pass stopped the drive. Atkins scooted 29 yards to his own 48-yard line, then added two 5-yard gains before Faubion broke Clipper 22 where Shields, Olathe end, intercepted a Wildcat pass. Threatens Again Again in the third period, K-State threatened, Atkins returning Gregorski's 45-yard punt to the State 42, from which point an Ungles, Weatherby, Atkins pass play reeled off a 25-yard gain. Ungle's 12-yard smash through the Clippers got the Wildcats again within 20 yards of pay territory. Mooney plunges of 9 and 3 yards took the ball inside the 10 but here the Clipper line, led by 260-pound "Tiny" Coffelt, former Missouri Tiger and Washburn tackle, stopped any further advances.

Herkal Attack It was from this point that the amaaan'ii1' give him relaxing comfort I Mil a B.V. D. hrough the line for 6. Atkins quarter, first running 15 yards and then taking a pass from quarterback Dell Taylor. The Fliers tallied three times in the second quarter, with Halfback Robert Smith making two touchdowns and Fullback Charles Woodward one and led 32 to 0 at the half.

Tigers Rally After Iowa opened the third period with another quick tally on two long gallops by Halfback Lloyd Barron, the Missouri Tigers braced and outgained the Fliers long enough to tally their only touchdown early in the last quarter. Noel Hall, who was the chief ground gainer for injury weakened Missouri, threw a 15 yard pass to Leonard Brown, a back, then lugged it over from the two. Tackle James Kekeris kicked the extra point. But Iowa came back with two more touchdowns, one on a forward pass to Halfback Wesley Williams which carried 44 yards, the other by Williams on an end run. Alex Kapter, a guard, kicked three extra points for the Iowans.

Two long Hall passes brought Missouri fruitlessly to Iowa's one-yard line as the game ended. by Clippers began to clip. Led by 0-yard run penetrated to the the fleet-footed Indians. Bill Hosier, junior end, was outstanding In the offensive and defensive play and was in the Maroon's backfield before the Mustang ball carrier could hardly get away. Pass Attack Fails Compton, Junior quarterback, and Machin, another junior quarterback, intercepted Maroon passes to contribute to the failure of the Salina passing attack.

Salina attempted 17 aerials and completed only three. Manhattan completed seven out of 11 attempts. Sallna won the toss and fearful of letting Grimes get his hands on the ball for a touchdown sprint, elected to receive. The Maroons returned the klckoff to their own 33 yard line. A few minutes later, Compton intercepted a pass and the Indians definitely threw a scare into Sallna with an end run by Dallinga that went to the Salina 28.

The Indians failed on their next four plays and the Maroons received the ball. First Tally They drove 15 yards and Compton turned up again, recovering a fumble by Koenig on the Salina 45. A fumble put the Indians back to the 47 after a gain by day night at Wamego when they defeated the Osage Indians in a hard fought game, 6-0. Breaks Hold Breaking a scoreless stalemate in the fourth period, Hoffsett Intercepted an Indian pass on the Wamego twenty and raced 80 yards to score standing up. Although in the Jayhawk League cellar, the Indians played one of their best games of the season, and were on the Wamego ten yard line three times.

They lacked the power to score, however. Vigola was their sparkplug and once ran 43 yards to the Wamego ten where he was hauled down by the fleet Sackrider, Wamego back. Raiders Click The Red Raiders also played a good, alert game, and were in scoring position several times, being on the Osage City ten yard stripe when the first half ended. Bussart, star Wamego back, was on the sidelines because of injuries sustained in a previous game. Wamego was ahead in yardage 286 to 199, first down 13 to 9, and this victory gives the Red Raiders third place in the Jayhawk League.

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