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C-ll 0 n.A" Ah. -i Si Picking Up Five Behind four-man interference, Frank Sinkwich of Georgia (22) carries for a five-yard gain in first period against Columbia. Rubertv Lion center (51), and Sinton (60) came up to make the tackle. The mufflerlike gadget Sinkwich is wearing protects his broken jaw from further injury. irgna's Simikvklhi Journey's Eml Lansing (88), Fordham end, is tackled by Spelock (84) in first period of game with West Virginia.

Play was good for five yards. Rams won third straight, 27-0. ESa'ms Woo Third, Clip W.Va., 27-0 By Jack Smith Fordham's undefeated Rams bulled to their third straight victory yesterday swarming over West Virginia 27-0 before a slim crowd of 12,500 at the Polo Grounds. The Rama launched two long marches in the first period as Andrejco and Blumenstock scored and another in the second when Benny Babula smashed over, sCoIymnibDF-S BeaH By Gene Ward The p-entlemen from Georgia, tearing a page from Alexander Dumas immortal story, Man in the Iron Mask" and beat Columbia, 7-3, yesterday. by a huge guard that made him the focus of 27,000 pairs Sinkwich bias ted for a first period touchdown and proved to sey aerial put the leather on the 34, but V.

Davis fumbled and Columbia's MacMichael recovered on the 29. The Lions punted and Sinkwich broke loose on the second play for 19 yards but an offside kayoed the play. Kimsey punted 63 yards from the Lion seven as the period ended. Score: Georgia 7, Columbia 3. FOURTH PERIOD Governali pnted out of the end zone to Dudish who went to the Lion 40.

Governali then stole Allen's pass on his own 39. Next he tossed the leather to Siegal on the Georgia 36. Another aerial by the same combination put the ball on the 31. Bayer lost 8 when Coeger spilled him but Governali pitched to Siegel for the third straight time and it was fourth down and three to go on the 29. And the Lions made it, Governali pitching to Bayer on the 24.

Governali kept pitching and connected to Bayer again, on the 23, but the drive ended as Ehrhardt intercepted on the 11 and Kimsey punted from his one to his 47, with a clipping penalty against the Lions moving it back further to their 37. One pass clicked, three failed and Governali's punt was partially blocked and went out on the Georgia 31. Final score: Columbia 3, Georgia 7. Tames "Mir i i crn rill nor tr its linrlp- Michigan clung to its unde IVorth Michigan Pos. MICHIGAN Li.

EFraumann Wislert Li. G.Kolesar lmcalls R. GPresulmau R. Kelto R. Rogers Q.

Ceithaml Li. Kuzma R. I.ockard F. Westfall NORTHWESTERN Colberff Bauman Burke Johnson Kiefer Samarzia Wallie Krueer I)e Correvont Kepford Benson Correvont passed for 12 but the Wildcats had to kick, the ball going into the end zone. After Michigan kicked back, the Wildcats drove from their 20 to Michigan's 47 on Graham's 15-yard run and Chambers smash through tackle for 18.

After a pass added 5 more, Northwestern was forced to kick, Graham booting out on Michigan's four. After Michigan kicked out, Northwestern started a touchdown Georgia Columbia Pos. COLUMBIA GEORGIA Ii. Kelleher Posehner Li. Maaek Green Ii.

G- Iemartini Ruark Hubert! Ehrhardt R. R. R. Q. R.

Smton Goodman Keltner V. Davis Makofske Siefral -Wood Governali Kimsey Sinkwich Xi. Pavis JnVPhee 3 7 0 0 7 Barer F. Mcllvennan Columbia Georgia Tcuclulown: Georgia Sinkwich (U-yard ran I Field roal: Columbia Ferrarini (Place-kiok from 24). Conversion: GeorH Costa placement Releree W.

D. Matrinnes Leuifrni; Umpire J. E. Bilrghanl Miss. Collese) Linesman Joseph McKenner Boston Col-lee-e) Field judse G.

C. Hill ISpartan-bure S. C). in and spilled Bayer for a four-yard loss, and on the next play Columbia lost 15 for throwing the ball away on an attempted lateral. L.

Davis misjudged Governali's punt and was downed on his 20. Penalties kept Georgia in the danger zone so Kimsey punted to Mcllvennan who took the ball on his 45 and danced 15 yards to the Georgia 40. Governali lost two and an unnecessary-roughness penalty cost the Lions 15 more. L. Davis took Governali's punt and was dropped on his 30.

The Bulldogs got tough. Sinkwich passed to V. Davis for 14 yards, slipped and lost four, but charged through on the third to the Lion 46. A Sinkwich-to-Kim- Michigan Prnnctn- Til IS fIP Evanston, 111., Oct. 18 (IF).

put on display of "The Modern With his broken jaw protected of eyes in Baker Field, Frank Va oil hia rmhliPltv ravps Ull rv. claimed. FIRST PERIOD The lads from the South got the leather when Governali's punt was taken by L. Davis on his own 41 and run back to the Lion 45. A Columbia off-side put it on the 40.

Sinkwich was held to a yard in two plays but a Columbia holding penalty put it on the 34. McPhee banged for 5 and Sinkwich whipped an aerial to V. Davis, the end; then to Kimsey, the quarterback. This put the pigskin on the Columbia 13 and Sinkwich advanced it to the 9. Governali kayoed one Sinkwich pass in the end zone but the Georgia ace faded back again.

With no receiver open he sneaked down the right side and lunged for a touchdown. Costa converted. Only 6 minutes, 7 seconds had elapsed. The Lions crushed right back. Wood intercepted Allen's (in for Sinkwich) aerial on Georgia's 45.

Governali passed to Siegal on the 20, a circus catch. A smash into the line by Mcllvennan picked up 3 but two more passes failed so Ferrarini came in and booted a field goal from the 24. SCORE: Georgia 7, Columbia 3. SECOND PERIOD A punt exchange gave Georgia the ball on its own 25 and Mr. Sinkwich started to do his stuff.

On the first play he went 58 yards before Governali got him but it was just exercise for a back in motion penalty cost the Bulldogs 5 yards. Sinkwich got 10 back, but a pass play failed and Kimsey punted to Mcllvennan on the Lion 28. The Lions couldn't gain and punted to L. Davis, who blasted back almost to midfield. Again the officials penalized Georgia, this time 15 yards for clipping, so Kimsey punted to the Lion 41.

Columbia punted right back. Sinkwich was hurt and left the game. His sub, Allen, rounded end for 11 and Keuper rammed for 3. But a pass missed and Kimsey punted to the Lion 21. Another kicking exchange and the Lions had it on their 34.

Lamar Davis took Columbia's next punt and sprinted back to the Lion 40. Sinkwich came in but bis pass was intercepted by Governali on the Lion 3S. Dudish intercepted right back for Georgia on the Bulldog 25 where the half ended. SCORE: Georgia 7, Columbia 3. THIRD PERIOD Governali's punt bounced out on the Georgia 13.

Sinkwich lost three and Kimsey's punt was taken by Mcllvennan and run back to the Georgia 14. Van Davis broke I. Wost Po. L. G.

WEST VIRGINA Clark -Harris -Peelish Corum Goodman Melock M-Elwea MetJann FORDHAM RitiiiHkl Yackuiiicti Bennett SabastcandU Sartort Hudaeeic Lansme R. G. R. R. E.

Q. R. F. B. lvobla Blumenstoclc Andrejco Filipowic 14 7 57 Martiu West Virsrinia ortlham Sooriiie Fordham.

Touchdowns: Andre jco 7 yard end run. Blumenstock yard clash through Center). Babula 1 foot plunge). Ososki Ct(l yard nd run). Extra Points Cherverko it tidaccments).

Referee ny)ioff (Biuknell); Umpire R. B. Goodwin (W J): Field judk-a C. E. Montgomery (Columbia); Linesman Tilton Stipp (Muhlenbere) emy 25.

Andrejco, Blumenstock and Babula smashed to a first down on the 12. An offside penalty and two cracks by Babula brought it to the 2. Two more smashes by Babula took it over and Cherverko kicked his third extra point. West Virginia ran the kickoff to the 31 and, aided by two offside penalties, reached the Fordham 46. After losing five yards for excessive time out, two passes failed.

Blumenstock intercepted the next pass on the Ram 45. Fordham couldn't get going and punted. West Virginia started passing again, and again Blumenstock intercepted. He lateraled to Noble who ran 9 yards to the en- (Continued on page 87, col. S) M-7 and drove to Michigan's 28.

But Graham fumbled and Kuma recovered on his 25. Michigan kicked out and the Wildcats had ball on the Michigan 40 as the period ended. Score: Michigan 7, Northwestern 7. FOURTH PERIOD After one kicking exchange, Northwestern again booted to Michigan on the Wildcats 46. On the first play, Kuzma passed to Rogers, who took the ball on tha 26 and raced unmolested for tha touchdown.

Melzow converted. Northwestern was constantly stopped by Michigan in pay-off territory. From deep in their own territory, the Wildcats moved when DeCorrevont and Benson carried to the 34 on a lateral play and DeCorrevont rifled a 52 yard pass to Ohland who was stopped on the Wolverine 14, Michigan stopped the attack and held as the game ended. Final score: Michigan 14, Northwestern 7. Joe Ososki scored the final touchdown in the third quarter on a 30-yard romp around end.

West Virginia never threatened seriously, reaching the Fordham 30 for their furthest penetration on the last play of the game. FIRST PERIOD The Rams marched 60 yards on eight plays to a touchdown. Andrejco battered for eight and Filipowicz for five more, making it first down on the enemy 47. Blumenstock carried twice and Filipowicz once for another down on the 36. Filipowicz flipped a 29 yard pass to Lansing who was spilled on the 7.

Andrejco carted around end for the touchdown. The next time the Rams took the ball they drove 67 yards in five plays. Filipowicz raced around right end for 22 to the West Virginia 45. Lansing speared a pass from Flip, good for nine and, after Andrejco was halted. Flip plowed to a first down on the 34.

On the next play, Blumenstock slashed through the middle, danced his way through the secondary and went the distance. Cherverko, who kicked the first extra point, did it again. Score: Fordham 14, West Virginia 0. SECOND PERIOD On the first play, Andrejco broke through center for a 51-yard dash that carried the Rams to the en- Wildcat drive from its 38. Graham reeled off 12 and an offside penalty helped Northwestern to Michigan's 19.

Graham passed 12 yards to Motl. Graham drove to the two-yard line and Benson smashed to the one-foot mark. Graham smashed over and Erdlitz placement tied the score with a minute remaining. Score: Michigan 7, Northwestern 7. THIRD PERIOD Northwestern drove to the 13 on Benson's running and a Wolverine interference on DeCorrevont's pass attempt to Kepford.

Northwestern lost 15 for holding, but DeCorrevont's pass to Motl drove to the five. Michigan stiffened and took over on the eight. They forced to kick, but Ceithaml intercepted DeCorrevont's heave, who then pulled the same act himself. The Wildcats carried to the Wolverine 28 on a 16 yard pass and run, but Michigan held and Northwestern kicked out on Michigan's 18. After receiving a Wolverine kick, the Wildcats opened up again i i -ii i feated and untied record today, defeating Northwestern, 14-7, before 48,000 fans on two touchdown passes by Tom Kuzma, sophomore from Gary, and then stopping a desperate Northwestern aerial attack in the final seconds of Play.

FIRST PERIOD Getting the Northwestern punt, Westfall spun through center for 26 yards. Kuzma and Westfall hammered to Northwestern's 35. Lockard gained 13 and Kuzma led a charge to the 11. Westfall spun off left tackle to cross the Northwestern goal but the play was called back and Michigan penalized five yards for a back in motion with Michigan on the Wildcat 17, Kuzma passed to Fraumann for a touchdown. Melzow's converted.

Westfall led a charge to the Northwestern 41 as the period ended. Score: Michigan 7, Northwestern 0. SECOND PERIOD Ceithaml broke through for eight but Northwestern held and took the ball on downs on its 32. De-.