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cr. old Navy Iowa Baf" Q.DOD1S To O- yroslh, 7. Period By Jack Mahon Columbia's Lions showed 30,000 fans just how they earned their nickname yesterday when they hurled back charge after charge of a powerful Navy team and battled to a scoreless tie with the Midshipmen at wintry Baker Field. Led by their ace center, Don Snavely, the Lions stopped the Middies' Bill Busik on the six-inch line midway in the third period and fought off several other desperate drives to walk off with ye olde moral triumph if not actual conquest of their more heavily-armed Annapolis rivals. South Bend, Nov.

lG (P). Smashing: over a touchdown In the waning minutes of the final quarter, Iowa's scrappy Hawkeyes knocked Notre Dame from the ranks of the undefeated and untied today with a stunning 7-0 upset Victory before 50,000. After the Irish had hammered their way to Iowa's 1 and 16 yard lines in the last period, the Hawkeyes capitalized on Irish fumbles and pass interceptions to gain possession on the ND 21 with only minutes remaining and promptly battered over a touchdown. Iowa heroes were Pettit who recovered Bagarus' fumble on ND's 24, and Green who made 22 yards in two line smashes and then plunged over, and Gallagher who -r C4 04 r- c2 4 .1" -X J- ft 4 Tfvj Sf mm0 ale, Lenz of Navy (arrow) launches himself for fire-yard gain in first period. Flathmann (52), tackle, has pulled out of the line to provide interference against Columbia.

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E. Miller Petin state). a Boothe pas sout of the air on tha 23. Following German n's kick to the Navy 32, Werner again went on the rampage. He made four on a reverse, then shot off left tackle for 21 to the Lions' 39.

He would have gone for a touchdown had not Germann knocked him out of bounds. Busik came back into tha game and started passing, to no avail. He finally kicked into tha end zone. Navy continued to smear Columbia and Governali kicked to the Lions' 48. Busik's return kick was downed by Opp on the Lion 3 and Governali booted from behind his goal to the Columbia 30.

Busiki's pass into the end zone, in tended for Zoeller, was intercepted by DiAugustinis and Columbia took it on its 20. Will made four off tackle, then shot off the sama spot and lateraled to Governali. The play was good or 21 yards, to the 45, and gave Columbia its first first down of the half. Zoel intercepted Governali's pass on the 39. but a moment later DiAugustinis intercepted Boothe's pa33 on the 8 and ran to his 13 as th half ended.

Score: Columbia 0, Navy 0. THIRD PERIOD Vitucci kicked off to Wilt who booted back to Busik ia ill passed to Foster down on the 25 and on a reverse frome Busik, Lenz niada i it another first down on the 10. Two line plays made one yard, and. i on a aouoie reverse, tameron to Lenz to Busik, the latter piled to the half yard line, Columbia's great center, Don Sanvely knocked him out of bounds, then wa3 at tha bottom of the pile on the fourth down, holding Busik inches away from the goal line, giving Columbia the ball. Germann'a kick against a terrific wind went to tha 20.

Columbia held and on fourth down Leonard tried for a field goal, but the pass was low and Columbia took the ball. Score: Columbia 0, Navy 0. FOURTH PERIOD Busik returned Governali's kick to the Lion 45, but Columbia i stopped him and he had to kick over the end zone. Governali and wjU made it a first down on the zz in two plays. Governali then quick-kicked to the Navy 17.

Busik mada 7, "but was hurt. Navy lost five for too many times out and Busik kicked out on the Lions' 4S. Governali kicked to Boothe who returned to the 23, but a bad pass from center cost Navy 18 yards and Busik was forced to kick to his own 44. Governali shot a 27-yard pass ti Siegal on the Navy 10. Will bucked for one and Governali passed to Wood on the 10.

DiAugustin-s bucked to the 8 and on fourth down Will attempted a field goal from a sharp angle on the 15. The ball hit the top of the left upright, missing Pat. h. 1., Galiasher Snavply K. ft Mnlntyrf R.

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16. Led by little Charley O'Rourke, 158-pound halfback the mighty returae't 14 t0 the 3-7- Germana Loston College Eagles remained among the nation's undefeated, untied gridiron machines and Busik continued their kin this afternoon, snapping Georgetown's 23-game undefeated streak, 19-18 as 40 000 fans dueI' ach team pIayin for tha jammed Fenway Park. Tha Eagles came from behind twice with O'Rourke pitching passes i break that would decide the game-and running the team brilliantly on long drives. Georgetown scored 10 points in the first 1 Busik caught the. blue secondaries five minutes on Lio's 32-yard field goal and Koshlan's tnnrhrWn nln0 iw wtj PPing with a quick kick front added the unnecessary extra point.

FIKST PKRIOI) The kickotr bad, Kelly grounding tor the Irish on his Xi. Iowa held and Kvan putited out on the Hawk's 32. Iowa, pushed back to its 21, kicked to Hayes, who fumbled but recovered on his Iowa got a break when Kvantt quick kick went out on the Notre Dame The Hawks lost 10 yards in three plays, Youell punting to Hayes, who returned to the 17. Hayes kicked back to Green, who fumbled but recovered on the Irish 32. (ireen fumbled and recovered for ND on his 33.

A punt exchange left the lrnh on their 24. Score? Iowa 0, Notr Dame 0. SKCOND I'EKIOD The Irish varsity hackticld went Into the game but couldn't gain, Saggau punting to the Iowa Tlu Irish held and Youell punted to Ifargrave on his 32. Saggau reeled otf 16 and tossed to Kovatch, putting the ball on Iowa's 29. The Hawks stiffened and took the ball on their 15.

Youell punted to liar, grave who returned to Iowa's 44. Juzwik fumbled and Pettit recovered for Iowa on the Irish 48. Kaiiijau intercepted Youell's pass. Thi Irish marched to Iowa's 43. Score: Iowa 0.

Notre Dame 0. THIRD PERIOD Piepul kicked otf into the end r.ono and Iowa took the ball on the 2D. Youell, punting against a strong wind, kicked to his own 44. The Hawks held and took the ball on downs on their 36, Notre Dame's fourth down pass failing to connect. After making a first down, th Hawks punted and the Irish atarted again from their 30.

Stopped gain, Notre Dame punted and Youell returned six to his 32. Two plays netted six then Youell punted to the Irish 47. Juzwik ripped otf 22 but the Hawks took the ball on downs on their 28. Iowa punted and Hargrave returned four to bin 42. The Irish parsed three times in vain and then Saugau limited out on the Iowa It).

Youell punted to Haves who returned 15 to tha Iowa 28. Score: Iowa 0. Notre Dame 0. rol'RTH PERIOD Piepul sained 11 yards in tvvo tries and Juzwik drove to the one, where the Hawkeyes took the ball on downs. Youell punted 55 yards to Hargrave, who returned 5 to Juzwik ripped olF 11 and Saltan skirted end for 20 to Iowa's Hi.

Piepul fumbled and Enich grabbed the ball in midair and ran 30 yards to the Iowa 4'i. Youell punted to the Irsih 25. Couppee intercepted Saggau's pass and returned eight to the Irish 23. Three plays netted 5 yards. Gallagher then tried for a held goal from the 25, but it was wide.

Notre Dame took the ball on the 20 and on the first play Baggarus fumbled 2111.1 Pettit recovered for Iowa on the Irish 21. Green banged the line for 22 in two plays, Gallagher got 1 and then Green cracked right for a touchdown. Gallagher place-kicked tiie goal, to make it Iowa 7, Notre Dame 0, where it stayed to the game's end. Pinal score: Noire 0, Iowa 7. lilW NOTKK llAMF.

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I'. Jii'j HiTb Mi. Iicn.iii. FIRST PERIOD. Will kicked off over the goal line and Navy started on its 20, and with Busik and Cameron bucking got to the 37.

Columbia smeared the Middies and Busik kicked out on the Columbia 9. For the next six minutes each running attack was checked by hard-charging lines and Busik and Germann exchanged Ricks. Bill had the better of these. keeping his punts bouncing off the sidelines deep in Lion territory. Navy collected another first down to march to its own 49 on Busik's and Cameron plunging, but a clipping penalty nullified the gain and Busik had to kick to the Columbia 24.

The Navy line was too much for the Lions again and Germarm kicked to the Navy 13. Busik picked up five on an off-tackle smash as the period ended. Score: Columbia 0, Navy 0. SECOND PERIOD Columbia's running attack couldn't get going, and with the Middies' second squad going into action they put on their first sustained drive. Starting on their 38, with Werner ripping large chunks of "lardage off on slanting thrusts through the Blue left side.

Navy moved to the Columbia 36. Germann stopped the drive by pulling ufs f.or. tnILn I Jifznkl re" turned the mint-nut. to th (Xnraa turned the punt-out to the George town d5. A pass, O'Rourke to Za-bilski, was good for 9, but Holovak fumbled on the next play and Georgetown recovered on the 34.

Georgtown punted, O'Rouike fair-catching on his 34. O'Rourke passed to Maznicki for 157then to Toczylowski for 11 and a first down on the Georgtown 40. A double lateral, O'Rourke to Maznicki to Zabilski, developed into an end around with Zabilski going to the 39. On the last play of the quarter, O'Rourke's long pass trickled off Woronicz' fingers in the end zone. Score: Georgtown 10, BC 13.

THIRD PERIOD Georgetown took the kickoff and marched down the field for a touch- down. On the second play BC's niiiuvait a pass uui fumbled and Georgetown recovered on its 35. Castiglia exploded through tackle to midfield. Then two plunges and -a Koshlap to Kopcik pass brought it to the 33 where Koshlap slipped inside guard and went 21 yards to the 12. Two plunges and an offside against BC made it first down on the 5.

On a double pass behind the line, Koshlap to Ghecas to McFadden, McFadden went over. The kick was wide. There was no stopping BC. O'Rourke returned the kickoff to the 33, and down the field the Eagles marched. O'Rouike hit (Continued on page 100, col.

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iur a nrst FIRST PERIOD Georgetown scored in the first few minutes when Augie Lio, 210-pound guard, booted a field goal from tha 32. Georgetown's opening kickoff went to the end zone. On third down, O'Rourke punted, Ghecas returning to the BC 33. Two plunges picked up only a yard but a pass clicked to the 24. With McFadden holding on the 32, Lio did his stuff.

Georgetown scored a touchdown a few ntmitea later. Fullilove blocked O'Rourke'a quick kick, the ball going outside on the BC 10. Ghecas hit tackle for one. Koshlap passed to McFadden who was knocked out of bounds on the V-i marker. Koshlap smacked for the touchdown and Lio converted.

Then it was EC's turn. They returned the kickoff to their 28 and marched 72 yarda to a touchdown in six plays. O'Rourke hit tackle for one and then flipped a 25-yard pas3 to Toczylowski for a first down on the Georgetown 4G. A lateral, O'Rourke to Toczylowski, went for 9 and Holovak ploughed to a first down on the 21. O'Rourke lateraled to Montgomery who passed to Woronicz in the end zone.

Georgetown center, wa3 coveting the pass but batted the ball into Woronicz's hands. Maz-nicki missed the extra point. BC started rolling again. From his 10, O'Rourke skipped 30 yards. Then he passed to Maznicki who was downed by Georgetown's safety man, Ghecas, after a 32-yard gain.

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O'Rourke swung wide around his right end, cut back and slithered 12 yards for a first down on the 6. Holovak picked up a yard, but Maznicki was spilled for a loss of 9. Gcorgtown was penalized for interference on O'Rourke's pass to Woronicz in the end zone, giving BC a first down on the 1. Holovak was stopped on the first crack, but both teams were offside and on the next play he ploughed over. Maznicki converted.

Georgtown held pretty well, but BO was constantly threatening. A hol.ling penalty push.l George- connections by a scant foot and Navy took possession on the 20. Final score: Columbia 0, Nayy 0. .14 '-4 fcsn-v.