Daily News from New York, New York • 721

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1 1 SO LOnL OOOO 6AN FOLKS N1CHT (A DON'T TAKE Ve kAOA Nf Amy PERFec-rv WOODEM OANOY NicwEvs. TiMe. U'VIL I V' VA, Sjfc cl I ftlIfW EEz "fe A full page of Moon Mullins in colors appears in the 8-page comic section of the SUNDAY NEWS A Twin Special ffoir Two Days A Distinguished Selection of and London -Designed Woirsffed Suiifs SYRACUSE BEATS COLUMBIA, 6 TO 0, IN FUMBLING TILT By PAT ROBINSON. Columbia can give thanks for something Syracuse outfumbled them at Baker field yesterday, Harry Scott otherwise the score mig-ht have been much worse than it was: Syracuse 6, Columbia 0. At that, for three periods the Blue and Vhite outplayed the Orange until they weakened in the final spasm and Syracuse punched out their lone touchdown.

First Quarter. Soon after Columbia kicked off against a strong: wind Syracuse was forced to kick and Stevens got off a 75 yard punt which went out of bounds on Columbia's 4 yard Jine. A minute later Kanya broke through to block Hewitt's punt and Kanya recovered for Syracuse on the Blue and White 16 yard line. Syracuse started rushing and ound up 15 yards back of where they started. Columbia forwards either broke through or Syracuse backs obligingly fumbled." Then Columbia got going and rushed the l-all for 33 yards through three first downs.

Hewitt kicked out of bounds on the Orange 3 yard line. On the first play Sebo broke through the Columbia line and ran 65 yards before Hewitt, the only man between him and the goal, brought him down. Score Columbia 0, Syracuse 0. Second Quarter. Soon after the session opened Carlsten fumbled on his own 26- (Continued on page 59) Waff: tfN i II It 1 1 II I If If SO SPECIAL- two trousers with every suit every overcoat luxuriously lined It is not our usual policy to announce limited We believe that Bond Clothes should at all times merit such designation.

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