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tto Ford ha mm Whips St. Mary's, 7-0 By Dick McCann Shackled completely and shamed considerably for 54 minuates by the underdog Gaels of St. Mary's, Fordham's Rams finally unloosed an undeniable assault that swept them 36 vards in nine plays to a touchdown which produced a 7-0 "triumph before 25,300 Polo Grounds fans yesterday. 03 Fordliam-St. Mary's The scoring drive was set up by one of the numerous fat.

wary fumbles which guard Pete Pascav-age recovered on the Gael 36. With Steve Filipowics heaving and hacking like an All-America, the Rams bulled to two straight first downs, carrying to the Gael 10. In four blasts at the line. Flip took it over the last plunge being from the half -foot mark, joe Ososki converted. It was Fordham's seventh victory in the series with the Gaels, who have won four and tied one.

1 "Just Follow Me, Clium 95 That's Andrejco's advice to Steve first quarter. Joe put Filipowicz as the rapid Rams start tour of St. Mary's right end in the squash on Squatrito as Steve continued for five yards. Peon Army, 19-0, nim Lstfe By Hy Turkin Philadelphia, Oct. 31.

Their vaunted ground machine stalemated by Penn's heavier line, Army took to the air with disastrous effect in the second half, intercepted passes paving a 19-0 triumph for the alert Quakers before 70,000 fans at Franklin Field today-Jack Welsh snared Hank Mazur's throw soon after intermission and ran it 28 yards to the Cadet five. Bert Stiff bulled over in three tries to break a scoreless tie. Pan. FORDHAM ST. MARY'S in-nbertjef tarry McPartland Bilotii Ratio Bellalll Powers Coll L.

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Conversiou Oso-ki (plai'e- mem STATISTICS ST. MARTS Kit -5 is-: FORDHAM" lt 17 17 fit Sl'l 4 13 Firt downs -t rusbinar Parses attempted Paes completed Yards, pasaing- Total yds. gained Passes intercepted r-unls Averaee distance of DUnta 85 Sri 4 2 as Fumbles 3 Own fumbles recovered Penalties 15 Yan's lost, penalties Referee: Heima iPeiiu Stale): umpire: Grieves linesman: Ailing-er IBuf-falo: field jiulve: James (Princeton. returned Podesto's punt six to the Ram 29. Two plunges netted three yards, Osoki then sneaked through guard for 17 and first down on the Ram 49.

Filipowicz ploughed for eight. Filpowicz then drove to a seeming first down on the Gael 40, but the Rams were penalized back to their 43. Litwa punted to Morales who picked up one as the period ended. Score: Fordham 0. St.

Mary's 0. FOURTH PERIOD Podesto's pass was intercepted by Sabasteanski on the Gael 25. But Ososki fumbled and Verutti recovered on the 30. Podesto punted to the Ram Litwa reversed to Ososki for 16 and first down on the Ram 44. Litwa hacked for 3, then Filipowicz passed 10 yards to Malinowski for first down.

A Fili-powicz-Andreco pass was good for eight and Ososki reversed to An-dreco for first down. A Filipowicz-Ososki pass was worth 14 and first down on the 18. Ahlstrom intercepted Flip's next flip on the -10 and ran to the Gael 35. On first down Ahlstrom fumbled and Pas-cavage recovered for the Rams on the 36. Ososki passed to Hearn for 5, then he and Flipowicz drove to first down on the 25.

Filipowicz picked up 4, then sliced off tackle for 11 and first down on the 10. Filipowicz hacked for 4 and made three on a reverse. Filipowicz smacked to the half-foot line. On fourth down, Filipowicz went over for a touchdown. Ososki converted.

Verutti returned Ososki's kickoff to the Gael 25. Passes and plunges failed and, on fourth down, Morales was smothered trying to pass on his 35 and the Rams took over. Andrejco and Squatrito drove to first down on the Gael 23 as the game ended. Final Score: Fordham 7, St. Mary's 0.

(Other picture on Back Page) Bucknell Beats Lafayette, 13-7 Lewisburg, Oct. 31 (JP). Bucknell came from behind today to register a 13-7 upset over Lafayette before 7,000. Lafayette counted in the first period on a 26-yard pass, Nagle to McKnight. Bucknell scored in the second period an 18-yard, Podd to Drexler, and in the third period on Murray's buck from the one.

W'm-Mary Blast Dartmouth, 35-14 Hanover, N. Oct. 31 (VP). Unbeaten but once-tied William and Mary bowled over Dartmouth, 35-14, on Memorial Field today before 7,000. Bob Longacre, burly William and Mary back, raced to three touchdowns as the Southerners handed the Hanover team its worst defeat in three years.

FIRST PERIOD BiJotti's short kick-off was run out by Ritiniski on the Ram 26. A punt exchange advanced Fordham to its 31. Three smashes netted only eight. Cheverko's punt rolled the Gaely 3, where it was illegally downed by Hintenberger and St. Mary's took over on its 20.

Verutti and Compagno gained five in two plunges, then Morales reversed to Verutti, who swept left end for 12 and first down on the Gael 37. Morales' pass was intercepted on the Gael 48 by Hearn, who returned to 41. The Ram couldn't gain, so Filopo-wkz punted out on the Gael 18. Morales and Compagno slashed to first down on their 29. Fordham stiffened and Morales, punted to Andrejco, who returned 9 to his 44.

Andrejco made eight on an end weep, but the Gaels held and Filipowicz punted to the Gael 16. Compagno picked up five in two mashes, but Morales third-down pass failed so he kicked to Hearn, who was downed in his tracks on the Ram 3.i. A clipping penalty set the Rams back to their 28. Filipowicz picked up 2 as the quarter ended. Score: Fordham 0.

St. Mary's 0. SECOND PERIOD Litwa punted to the Gael 18. Podesto, in two plunges, ploughed to first down on the 30. Podesto's pass was intercepted by Ososki on Fordham's 37.

Filipowicz slashed for 6, but St. Mary's held. A punt exchange advanced the Gaels to their 36, but a holding penalty shoved them back to the 21. Podesto fired a 20-yard pass to Brum-field who dashed 16 more before downed by Litwa on Fordham's 43. Podesto's first-down pass was intercepted on the 25 by Litwa, who returned to the Ram 36.

Filipo-wic's passes failed, so he punted to the Gael 38. Morales circled end for 8 and a five-yard penalty gainst Fordham for delaying the game gave the Gaels first down on the Ram 49. Filipowic's pass was intercepted on the Gael 44 by Podesto whose lateral was picked up by Morales who sprinted 27 yards to Fordham's 29. Fordham held and, on fourth down from the 33, Morales attempted placement field goal. It was short and Litwa grabbed it on the 10 and returned to the Ram 33.

Ososki passed to Hintenberger first down on the Cael 49. Three straight Filipowicz passes failed. Litwa punted over the goal and the Gaels took over on their 20. Compagno hacked for 8, then broke through tackle for 2i to the Gael 48. Passes and plunges failed as the half ended.

Score: Fordham St. Mary's THIRD PERIOD: Morales returned Osoki's kickoff to the Gael 20. Podedesto hacked for 9, but Compagno fumbled and Andrejco recovered on the Gael 32. Osoki's fumble was recovered by Curry on the Gael 29. The Rams held and a punt exchange shoved the Gaels back to their 32.

After a holding penalty pushed the Gaels down to their 19, Podesto fired a 13-yard pass to Coll, who lateraled to Compagno and the fullback bulled to first down on the Gael 44. Passes and plunges failed and a 15-yard penalty pushed the Kama bark to their 41. So Litwa nuuted out on the Gael 24. Hearn Ha Don center, snatched a pass iroin cob woods ana chugged 36 yards for a touchdown in the last period. The tired sol diers yielded another score two i ..1 minutes Deiore me ena, xnus suffering their first defeat of the year.

FIRST PERIOD Both teams unleashed their infantry in the early minutes, but the lines held, and the teams went into a quick-kicking duel. Pletz punted a beaut, booting a 62-yarder out of bounds on the Cadet 12. Army ploughed to a first down, and Mazur then quick-kicked back into Penn territory. Toward the end of a passless period Stiff' plunged to a Penn first down. Pletz fumbled and recovered for a big loss, so Penn kicked downfield.

Mazur returned the ball to his 23 as the session ended. Score: Penn 8, Army 9. SECOND PERIOD After several exchanges of kicks, Lombardo fumbled on Army's 23. Anderson beat a couple of Penn plungers to the ball, resulting in a 10 yard gain and a first down. On another delayed buck into the weak side, Lombardo lost the ball again, this time Stahl recovering for four yards.

Swan blocked Anderson's kick. The fleet Penn end pounced on the ball on Army's 22. Three rushes carried to the 17, but on the last down Stiff thre the game's second pass (both incomplete) beyond his ends on the flat. After Army's kickoff, Odell split the line for -i7 yard gain, but he lost the ball as two Army tacklers felled him, and Scott recovered on Army's 32. Army's first pass was intercepted by Kane on Penn's 40.

Odell swept to a first down in two rushes. Army's line held, and when Pletz kicked, Mazur signalled for a fair catch. Calcagni tackled him, resulting in a 15-yard penalty back to Army's 30. The Cadets rushed to a first down near midfield, then tried three passes. Penn ran the ball in vain as the half ended.

Score: Penn Army 0. THIRD PERIOD. Troxell ran the kickoff back 31 yards, but Army was penalised 15 for clipping to their 5. Troxell plunged to a first down in two tries. Mazur gained two and Troxell got another first down on Army's 30.

Army tried the air, but Welsh intercepted Mazur's line pass and ran it back 23 yards to Army's 5. In three direct bucks through the middle. Stiff battered across. Martins placement cleared the upright. Clipping on a punt return, Penn was penalized back to it's 8.

Pletz kicked out to his 38. Troxell bucked to a first down Georgia Defeats Alabama, 21-10 Atlanta, Oct. 31 (JP). Overshooting Alabama's Red Elephants with a rain of passes, All-America Frankid Sinkwich personally took charge of Georgia's 21-10 victory before more than 33,000 FIRST PERIOD After Georgia punted to Alabama on the 18, Mosley quick kicked 78 yards to the Georgia six. Sinkwich punted out on his 44.

Mosley kicked over the goal and it was Georgia's ball on its 20. A pass, Sinkwich to Maguire, mad it-first down for Georgia on its 33. Mosley intercepted i -wich's next pass and returned to his 45. On the second play. Craft dashed 47 yards for a touchdown.

Hecht converted. Score: Alabama 7, Georgia 9. SECOND PERIOD A series of kick exchanges gava Georgia the ball on its 26. Then Sinkwich got hot, galloped for 9, passed to Van Davis, Poschner and Todd to put the ball on Alabama 11. But the threat ended after Sinky failed three times, with Todd dropping his pass on the goal line.

Score: Alabama 7, Georgia 9. THIRD PERIOD Georgia took the kickoff, failed to gain and booted to the Tide 23. With Mosley and Sails carrying and Mosley passing. Alabama marched to Georgia's 18. Stopped, Hecht dropped baek and booted a field goal.

Score: Alabama 19. Georgia FOURTH PERIOD. Sinkwich heaved another to Van Davis for a first down on the 9. The Fireball then picked up five and dropped back on the next play to shoot a touchdown pass to Poschner. A bullet pass from Sinkwich to Poschner on the goal line was a touchdown and Costa's placement was perfect.

Sinkwich'a kickoff was poor and Alabama took the ball on their own 43. They drew a IS yard penalty and on the next play Mosley fumbled and Dudish scooped the ball out of the air and ran for a touchdown. Costa split the uprights with another placement. score: Georgia 21, Alabama It. Army-Penii Pos.

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Brundajre lone-foot Conversion amii tnlatt ment 1. STATISTICS Penn Armr Firt do nil 6 8 Varus rained rushing 189 Forwaitls altrmptel 6 10 Forward" oomolete.t 2 Yards gained. Iorwaru 0 7 Forward inter -ented by 3 Yard inteirtions HI Number punts 1:1 14 Averae-e 35 34 Fumble 2 3 Penalties 5 6 Yards lost penalties 65 35 Referee: Timlin Niagara umpire: Daley 1 linesman: I.ake I.afay. etlel: field iudtre: Walla.e i WashinrtonK on the 26, for Army's first real threat. But Penn's ends stopped three sweeps, and a pass, Mazur to Troxell, lost two yards and cost possession of the ball.

Penn bulled to a first down. Anderson ripped off a couple of short gains as the period ended. Score: Penn 7, Army 0. FOURTH PERIOD. Troxell fell one yard short on third down, so Anderson kicked to Penn's 30.

Stiff rammed 12 yards but Army stiffened, and Pletz kicked to Army's 27. Return kick on fourth down went to Odell, who twisted 20 yards just past midfield. On a return kick. Stiff toed the ball to Army's 4. Troxell butted to a first down.

Mazur kicked to Odell. A deep reverse, Odell to Kane, gained ten. Stiff kicked to the coffin corner, Mazur hauling it down and running to his 18. Wood gained two, then snared a Mazur pass for eight more. Wood flipped onebut center Don Bitler intercepted it and chuggel 36 yards for another touchdown.

Martin's placement was wide. Third play after the kickoff, Mazur fumbled, Scott recovering for Army on his 34. Gifford ran 52 yards, Mazur warding off three tacklers to haul him down on the 3. Brundage plowed over in two tries. Martin again kicked wide.

Final score: Penn 19, Army Pitt Romps, 19-6 Pittsburgh, Oct. 31 (VP). A heavier Pitt team had little trouble today in hanging up a 19-6 victory at the expense of their hometown rivals, Carnegie Tech. The contest drew only 5,000 fans..