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Forty-Seven THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE OCTOBER 9, 1949 Billy Morris, 81, Olympic Trainer, Dies PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8 (AP) pic squads, died today at his home. Durlng tha 1947-1943 school year 30,681 volumes were added to the University of Kentucky fifth largest in the South, U. Smashes Colgate 4Q-2, William H. (Billy) Morris, 81.

trainer of University of Pennsylvania athletic teams and United States Olym He was head trainer of United States Olympic athletes in 1920-24- Agganis Completes 8 Passes BMGMS GILO RE By TOM FITZGERALD HAMILTON, N. Oct. 8 Harry Agganis fully lived tip to his extravagant promise this afternoon as he pitched Boston University to a smashing 40-21 triumph over Colgate before 7800 obviously impressed partisan spectators. Prices Drastically Reduced Statistics at Colgate J5' B. U.

Colgate 11 First downs "jg Net yards itajned rushinr IB rPS ji warn ISfR Forward completed Yard gained, forwards Own forwards Intercepted Distance ol punts, average 9 X73 1 39 4 Maine Comes From Behind to Clip N. 26-13 DURHAM, N. Oct. 8 (AP) The University of Maine football forces defeated the University of New Hampshire, 26-13, for their first victory in 10 years in the inter-state rivalry. The Maine Bears came from behind after a slow start to score a pair of touchdowns in the second period and two more in the third and final quarters.

New Hampshire took a 7-0 lead after five minutes of play when Bruce Mather, the Wildcats' ace passer, pitched a 20-yard touchdown aerial 'i Ed Fraser nnd George Kachavos place-kicked the extra point. But Maine got rolling early in the second period and scored twice on a 60-yard pass from Hal Marden to Bob Whytock, and a 75-yard run-back of a punt by Reggie Lord. In the third quarter, Gene Sturgeon climaxed a long Maine drive featured by plunging into the end zone from one yard out. Gordon Pendleton, a sophomore fullback, bucked over for another Maine score shortly before New Hampshire completed the scoring on an end run by Bobby Gage with five minutes remaining in the finale. MAINE Adams, Whytock.

le; ViB-tor. It; Poclus, Turmelle. lg; Footman, Barron, Trask, rg; Card. Wlnij. Blnls-dell, Largay, re; Noyes, Roy, qb; Marden, Leggett.

lhb: Lord. Burgess. White, rhb; Pendleton, Surgeon, fb. NEW HAMPSHIRE Penney, Feero. Wyman.

le; Wisniewski, Post. Furbush, It; Gilman, Martin, lg; Leighton, Bahros, Townsend. Swekla. Mullen, rg; Eddy. Herrick, Gagnon.

rt; Haubrich. Kachavos, Perocchi. re; Mather, Gorman, McLosky. qb; Durand, Gould. Winn, lhb; Fraser, Rosse.

rhb; Gage. fb. Score bv ceriods 1 2 3 4 Total 146 27 81 38 a 2 3 12 Own fumbles rMnvpi' 2 rrnauics Yarda lost, penalties 47 The starry sophomore from Lynn had to restrict his passing effort in the Terriers rainy night victory. at Syracuse two weeks ago, but he really was hitting the target with his southpaw throws on this xnery afternoon. Harry got off 14 passes, completing eight, three for touchdowns and accounting for 134 of the 173 yards which the Scarlet and White team gained through the air.

What is more, the glamorous Greek once again handled his duties as a quarterback with poise and deftness, and looked alive on defense. III and the final score for the home forces came on the very last play of the game on a 61 punt runback by Mulligan of East Hartford. Colgate made one other serious threat before the first period ended, moving up from their own 37 to the B. U. five where Harry Toner recovered a fumble by Armand Allaire of Marlboro.

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Some 1949 Oldsmobiles slightly used as executives' cars and demonstrators, VERY ATTRACTIVELY PRICED. after Luker has made his great run. Taking the ball at the 39 yard line the halfback from Maynard broke into the open as if. he were jet-propelled. He streaked down the right side line without an opposing player within decent hailing J1 Isv I Scores on Punt Return George Luker brpke things open for the Boston team with a 61-yard pay-off rprint on a punt return, but thereafter the touchdown drives mostly bore the Agganis stamp.

Harry's throwing featured an 80-yard second period drive that finished with his own "sneak" for a score. He combined successfully with his fleet Lynn townsman, Bobby Whelan, on three touchdown heaves, oce at the end of the half and two more in the final period. And it was a 46-yard sprint with an intercepted pass in the later moments of the game that set the stage for a smash across the goal line by Pete Lamana, reserve fullback. Whelan missed connection on ih JUST raswicm point after that one but Joe Czar- Maine 0 13 7 26 New Hampshire 7 0 0 6 13 Maine ScorinB: Toucndowns Whytock. noia, anotner of 13.

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Lord. Sturgeon, Pendleton. Points after touchdown Roy 2. New Hampshire Scoring: Touchdowns Fraser Gage. Point alter touchdown Kachavos.

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IV1. BEacon 2-5800 Penn State Tips B. 32-14; vance, three of them successful passes from Agganis to left end George Sulima. Pulling a switch to befuddle the Colgate defenders near the end of The Bee-Yous were comfortably ahead by a 19-0 count at the end of the half before Colgate could launch a consistent drive of 80-yards down- eid. It was capped by a scoring pass from Tommy Kelley.

a southpaw from Medford, to Alan Egler, a speedy halfback who put on a stirring individual performance in this third straight defeat the Raiders have suffered at the hands of B. U. in as many years. Esler went across after taking a Open Monday and Wednesday Evenings Until 9 OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY Phones BEacon 2-5G06 5807- Agganis lateraled to Whelan and the lateral connected with George Winkler, right end. to Nittany Lions' 1st Victory -5303 eai up yaras and place the ball on me six-yard strme.

An fTsiri penalty against Colgate put it on Keiiey lateral in the fourth quarter the one, whence Agganis sneaked inrougn. Recovery of an Egler fumble by By BERNIE ROBERTS STATE COLLEGE, Oct. 8 Poor Boston College has endured another "Oklahoma" experience. Denny Myers' beleaguered Eagles came 500 miles to be devoured, 32-14, by the hungry Nittany Lions of Penn State, who hadn't won a game before the obliging Boston boys ap GROWING 0MV SLOWLY GOUG BMD? NOW! let HAW EXPERTS' Modm, Science-Based Treatments Statistics at State College Boston Penn SUte First clowns 12 Net yards rushing 205 Forward passes 14 Forward passes completed. 8 Forwards intercepted by 3 Help yea College 12 124 23 7 1 38 3 1 3 IS Distance of punts S5 2 fnt Fumbles Own fumbles Number of penalties Yards lost by 1 10 SO peared.

To make the defeat more sorrowful, Senior Ed Clasby of Natick suffered a fractured ankle late in the game and probably is done for the season. This, occurred after Clasby had taken over Butch Songin's quarterback job in the fourth period and sparked B. C. on its only sustained drive of the afternoon. Coach Myers had decided to make Clasby his quarterback against Mississippi next Friday night before the accident.

The irony of this absolute defeat (in, a game for which B. C. was the favorite) was that Penn State used a passing game to rout the aerial-minded Eagles. more fZtim Once Songin pitched to Gould on the State 15, but the play was recalled for a back in motion. Again Butch, standing on the State 40, put the ball inPoissanfs hands way down on the five.

But the Bidde- J- 8 -A Three Aerials Go For Scores "usu J-iiiruani, zu-pound tacKle, at the B. U. 32 started the Terriers later on. This time" it took them seven plays to move the ball into the end zone. Principal items were a 14-yard run by fullback Charley Kent and three Agganis passes a 19-yarder in collaboration with Whelan, a 26-yarder to Ltuter, and the payoff to Whelan from a spread formation.

Harry's throw to Whelan again at the start of the last period covered 36 yards all told, the last 30 on Bobby's grass-scorching run. Touchdown No. 5 came on a four-play march from 35 yards out, Agganis tossing from the 21 to Whelan who was going down the left and running 13 yaifls. Agganis took a Kelley heave on his own 41 and went up to the Colgate 14 before he was hauled down. Lamana's knee just touched at the one-yard line on his first try, but he made it without trouble on his next rack at the middle.

TERRIER TALES Bill a sub end recovered a B. U. fumble on the 27-yard line in the third period to set up Colgate for it's advance to its first touchdown. Allaire, who is a senior was knocked groggy in the first period, but returned to te game in the attempt to put across a touchdown. Right after he went back, "Frenchy" made his costly fumble.

Lou Salvati, who was ordered to oed yesterday because of a heavy cold, felt much better by game time, and saw some service in his left guard post. played all but five or six minutes of the game when Toner called the plays. On several occasions. Buff Donelli followed a defensive plan which had all three quarterbacks, Agganis, Toner and Billy Pavhowski, teaming back of the line with Luker, who played most of the game. Salima.

Anderson. Oates le: PTimiani. Knight. Setter, if. Salvlt'bon-ahue.

Stewart. lg: Boyle, Lyons. Grady. wi.Br.arJ?,U Brlell. BOTbagalloT PSi ei: f-frapowicz.

Miller, rt; Winkler. Crlsafi. La very, re; Agganis. Pavlikowskie. whelan.

Hanson, Raparelli. Ihb.Luker. Czamota. Wallace, rhb; Kent Kastan. Lamana, fb.

COLgATE Fassnacht. Stringer. Sten-Vf r8, KHickhohn. re; Wendell. Abeltin.

Merrifield, rt; Roemer. rg: Mc-Call. GaU. Vetrano. Halter.

Stewart, lg; Krisner, Stankevich. Morog. It; Wvlie Covens. Cable, le; Kelley. Stratton." Heath," Qb; Rjberts.

Mulligan. Baird. Marburger, rhb: Egler. Piebrs. Smith.

King, lhb; Dunlap. Allaire, Ivimey. fb. Score tiv Yierforia 12 A TW1 1 Three of the Lions touchdowns were scored by forward passes. A fourth came on a 20-yar pass in terception, and only one was fash ioned by States famed running game from the single wing.

Meanwhile B. C's Butch Songin, second-ranking passer in the coun 'TL W. FARRELL National ford senior dropped the ball. With a minute of the half remaining, State took the ball on its own 40, and it traveled 60 yards in just three pass plays. The scoring thrust was a 30-yard heave from Vince Obara to end John Smidan-sky, who hit the end zone just at the gun.

After intermission the Lions ran through Boston for two more touchdowns, putting the game on the shelf. B. C. couldn't get past mid-field as State drove 40 yards after a pass interception for the first tally and then returned 33 yards after recovering a fumble for the second. That brought the game into fourth period with the B.

C. sophomore (Clasby) providing a final bright touch. Moanin Low Local folks, expecting State to lose, stayed away in large numbers, only 16,000 sitting in Beaver Field Stadium, which holds 30,000. It was a warm and exhausting afternoon, the temperature reaching the low 80s. Clasby was the only major B.

C. try before the game, had the worst day of his career. Only Theatre in New England Harried like a lonely rabbit by equipped tor-TcKrvuion the voracious hounds of State lor presents ward wall, Songin completed only six passes in 22 attempts. WORLD SERIES Three of Butch's heaves were in tercepted by the Lions (one for the aforementioned touchdown) and several other times Songin was cut projected by TELEVISION down far behind the line of scrim mage while Butch looked for re ceivers. on the B.

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the third period, B. C's Myers said "to heck with this." He yanked Erary gam, start finish, rgardU( cr7 Jm? i Songin from quarterback, moved Clasby up under the center, and Boston University. 6 14 20 40 rnr piayad Cam tim 1 :45 P. M. Tickets now on sal at Pilgrim box (Tics for ml -oigaie 7 14 21 Touchdowns Luker.

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An exchange of kicks gave the home- eleven the ball at midfield. Fran Rogel, operating as the single wing, fell back, gave off on a reverse to right half Bartek. Mathers: right tackles. Hoover, Dodlasky: right ends, Storer, Smidansky. Wilson, Santangelo; quarterbacks, C.

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BOSTON COLLEGE Left ends. Spinney, Mulloy. Roarke; Norden, Harbison; left tackles, Donovan, McCarthy, Wisnew-ski: left guards, Papaleo, Coen, Murray, Flaherty; centers, Chouinard, Tarasovich, Delaney; right guard, J. Gould: right tackles, Stautner, Stathopoulos, Parson, Dirobbio; right ends, Goode. A.

Gould, Cousineau: auarterbacks, Boverini. E. Songin; left halfbacks, Diminick. Can-nava. Scholz: richt halfbacks.

TTuehs. Owen Dougherty and he cut through a sizeable hole in the Eagles' right flank. Clasby missed him on the 25, but Jackie Farrell finally, caught him on the B. C. four? The Eagles held for three plays, but then Bill Luther pitched high to Johnny Storer for the score.

feel the difference Poissant, Palladino. F. Songin, Millette; fullbacks. Clasby, Farrell. Petela, Murphy.

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