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1 26 THE BOSTON' STINDAZ GLOBE 22. 1944 Tie, 24-24--Geargita Tec Holil Cross To is Navy 1745 Yellow Jackets Stop Middies in Big Upset tvloody Snares Crusadgr Fumble for 91-Yard Run Maine Bears Tip Wildcats by Touchdown By GRANTLAND RICE ATLANTA, Oct. 2IIn one of the wildest, wierdest and most dramatic football games I've ever seen in over 40 years of football, Georgia Tech defeated Navy, 17 to 15, this sunny afternoon at Grant Field before a packed crowd. Georgia Tech, completely overwhelmed in manpower and speed, celebrated Coach Bill Alexander's 25th year as a head coach 1 with smartness and fighting spirit, for Old Man River, that not even Navy could match. This game must take its place as the top of all football thrillers when you look into the dusty records of With only 10 minutes left to I z7 1 1 .......0 sports 0 $:4 ::7.

Ilk ,,,..1.,,...... 40 .1.:.: 7 1 4,,,, .1 -sr ,.,1...... 4 1 Statistics at Atlanta Georgia Navy Tech First downs 21 VI Net yards gained rushing 221 6 Forward passes 17 22 Forwards completed 9 19 Yards gained by forwards 136 172 Forwards Intercepted 1 2 Distance of punts. average 41 Yards lost. penalties 70 20 play, the most dramatic features took place.

At that time, Navy was leading Tech by the scant margin of 15 to 14. was then on Navy's nine-yard line and the kid who carried 55-year-old Alexander to victory was a 17-year-old freshman from Greenville, who led all the high school scorers a year ago. His name was Dinkey Bowen. lie dropped back with all the poise of a veteran and kicked a field goal squarely through the posts from the 20-yard line, to put Georgia Tech in front by 17 to 15. And Tech defended that narrow margin with such skill and spirit that not even Navy's many stars could break through.

As the game began to close out, a battle of continued thrills, Navy's fast, surging and hard-hitting backs put on pressure. ORONO, Oct. 21Scoring in the first quarter and again in the second, the University of Maine's civilian football team upset a more experienced New Hampshire combination, 13 to 6, in the season's opener played in a driving rainstorm on Alumni Field here this afternoon. New Hampshire scored in the final frame. After surrendering the ball on the New Hampshire five-yard line shortly after the opening kickoff, Maine took a New Hampshire punt on the visitors' 45 line and launched the touchdown drive.

With Goff and Mayo lugging the leather, the ball was quickly advanced to the New Hampshire six-yard line. A five-yard penalty against the -Wildcats advanced the ball to the one-yard line and Goff powered over to score. Mayo sprinted around the end to add the point and Bears took a 7 to 0 lead. Maine scored again late in the second quarter when Long recovered a New Hampshire fumble on the visitors' 48 line, and Boutiller broke away on the next play and galloped down the field to go over standing. Gordon's pas to Gaber for the point was incomplete.

The Wildcats clawed back savagely in the final frame and scored early. New Hampshire surrendered the ball on Maine's nine-yard line and Gulubicky recovered Goff's poor muff On the two-yard line. Ryder ploughed to the one-yard line and Pizzano went over. The attempt to rush the point failed. The Wildcats threatened again late in the quarter, and after a march from midfield were pounding laway inside the Bears' 20 marker when the game ended.

The summary: MAINSKitchen. le: Plavin. It: Long. rag Korhkian. GiImHn.

rg; Gillespte, 1: Reed. re; Gordon, Gott. thh; Mayo, rhb: Davis. fb. NEW HAMPSHIRERyder.

re; Polio-man. rt, Evangelau. rig; Morang. Miles. Ig; Brown.

It; Stuart. le; Plizano. Henry. thb: Sweckla. rhb: Szalucka.

Substitutions: MaineThompson, Das, Kahlgren. Arader. Sko- field. Buckley. King.

New Hampshire Ravgeala. Beauregard. GulubiNty. White, Hawke. Henry.

Aliopolous, Thayer. Score by periods I 2 3 4 Total Maine 7 6 0 0 13 New 0 0 0 6 6 TouchdownsGolf. toutiller. Pizzano. Point After Touchdown Mayo (running.

Referee, Daley: umpire. Gustafson: head linesman, Dows; field Judge, Wotton. march from midfield were pounding away inside the Bears' 20 marker when the game ended. The sum- MAINSKitchen. le: Plavin.

It' Long. rii Reed. Ihb Gi rg; Korbkian. Gilan. rit; llespie, Ma rhb: Davire ordon ob Goa 110110 IRERytier.

re, mig rt, I I al u. rig; Morang. Miles. WnrByr.7-,;;; 1 fizeaktr. 41.13; mbrsiliations: MaineThompson, Das, ill Kahicren.

Arader, Sao- field. Buck y. King. New Hampshire Ravgeala. Beauregard.

GulubiOky. 'White, Hawke. Henry. Aliopolous, Thayer. Score by periods 1 2 3 4 Total Maine 7 0 0 0 13 eTwo It Iha dmn pws nh si .0.

0 off i) outiller. Pilano. 6 Referee, Daley: umpire. Point After TouchdownMayo (run- ning. head linesman, Dows; field Judge.

wotton. Navy began to run over Tech with its antelope back field. The ball began to swing up and down the fleld.back and forth. after the manner of a tennis ball batted over the net. Navy.

on her way to another scere. reached Tech's 20-yard line. But right after this Navy lost 46 yards on her next three plays, close to a record in any big game. Then Tech tried a pass play after. four substitutes had gone in.

that netted 50 yards deep into Navy territory, but the play was called back as art evasion of the rules against sneak plays on first down after substitutions had been made. Tech's score was just as unusual. Broyles delivered a quick kick ORCESTER, Oct 21The clock perched on the lashed rim of Fitton Field stepped in to save Holy Cross from defeat and rescued 5000 soggy citizens from apoplexy this torrential p. m. With the score grimly locked in a crazy-quilt 24-24 tie, the mud-spattered Browns, needing one foot to go for a winning score, rushed out of their N81 fnal huddle.

Just as they did so, Mr. Carl Merritt, the referee, rushed in to pick up the ball and end action for thP day. Old Fitton Field has never i ,,..4.14 v-itnessed a more completely Statistics at Worcester 4 -whacky football game. With First dovms 1.1,c. Brown 1,1 -) 4 te score being tied at various 1 I Yyaarrdds, n9 67 'it .1:.

78 52 4' ss moments at 6-6 12-12, 18-18, 8 IVCI ilinaZed Passes 12 6 .:,,..,.1 a .4: f. and. finally 24-all. Kick average 33 3 1 0 5 he teams scored by amazing rs recovered 2 3 0 I methods. Brown pulled itself Yards penalized 0 30 kr i I.

i to its third and another "'Li deadlock, when Bill Moody of Browns could go get four or five Cape Elizabeth, playing yard3 by rushing any time they rig vvantedwell it seemed as though ht end, snared a II. C. pop 1 'T. 15 fumble and legged 91 yards over they at last try rushing for the the morass to score, I point. Holy Cross fumbles, of which 1 Instead they recorded in the lists they committed :,,.:,5:..,.........,,.......,.,....,.

mitted nine today, set a brcnd new entry i a brand 4...7., Te Crusaders themselves i new sporty white shirt. His name ,6,.:..,... three Brown touchdowns. --e, hlves I ers Jc'h Heinz and he vas quite i'a-e' 'e 'A calm annelnYequally collected as he blocked a kick to pave the way I stood there, ready to kick the 25th a', i to a 6-0 led grabbed a ball and winning point. batted cut of a Brown passer's However, Johnny Couldn't get It hands for a 43-yard scoring run 141, He toed it and it set forth, by Wilbur Halliday, and earned but somehow started to scale like the other two scores strictly on a pebble over the water.

It passed effensive merit. well under the yardarm. So tkat, really, Holy Cross was saved twice today Moody Runs 91 Yards It was saved in the end by time running out. for it fumbled once The vial play of the game, if any more, with Petropoulas recovering 4: ff '5( in this muddled maelstrom of antics at its 25. Brown.

with Tiedemann cruld be called that, was MoodY's and Williams barging through the 91-yard freestyle run over the mud line, got to within one foot of victo Browns' third score, tory when the clock stopped short, THE FIRST SURPRISE of yesterday's Holy Cross-Brown gam It was engineered midway through The summary: snare of Morasky's pass by Leo Troy. The Crusader en( the third period. Holy Cross was i HOLY CROSSSmith. le: Fontana, driving along behind the 18-12 41.:. 1.cipv.;.ig.11r,onctlfi,c0;,.NT5rn.r,': j.teggli'ng act in the end zone, for the first touchdown of the Ray Sullivan had just hooked his Halliday.

re: -Kenney. obi, Morasky. Sher- I bad is Rcger Williams of while the fficii adequate biscuit grabbers onto an team, Sullivan, rhb; Turner, Nester, 4, EngEsn coach. errant Brown ppss an streaked 43 eowNMoody. re: Blutstein.

OradY.I yards. bei ng elled just inside th 1 e. rti Leonard. rg: Ericuello. B.

10. It locked like curtains for Paulson. In: McMullen. it Lowe. the Bears, le; O'Brien.

oh: Willierns. Lyons.1 a ys ti rhb: Tiedemano. o'Leary Ihb; Goodman, Then Jim Nester. the Purple hall-; Heinz, fb. nk Als: back.

crashed off his in a power; Scoreby periods 1 2 3 4 Totals, 6 2 0 6 241 drive. He was met by a storm of; grtiewn(r" 1 8 6 6 6 241 muddy white shirts andas if blownl Touchdowns. Troy, Moody 2. Tiede- ch Oh- Stll Udefea from a bean blowerthe ball pepped, Sheridan, Halliday, 10 Referee. Carleton Merritt.

Um- io i ir1.10 the air. i D. Leo Daley. Linernan. Bill Ohren- Moody wasn't eve feet away.

and 11 field Judge. William Dempsey. the ball fell to him as if by de- NEW YORK, Oct. 21 (AP)--The two-stride RAIN CHECKS Georgia Tech N. C.

Navy, 17 to 15, in Eleven Wins He got a quick Ramblin Wrecks from Georg ece start on the pack and simply ran; Leo Troy, the great H. pass 'wrecked powerful it out for 91 yards. received a shoulder sepa- the college football upset of the Pre-Flight Battle On the first play of the fourth i ration in the first period and reci day as Notre Dame. Army and Oho i reriod. IIoly Cross nuzzled back into tired.

But not until he ha aib -0 a '14-18 lead w'een NV-ally scored his fourth T. D. and made i State on today unbeaten and From Georgia, fmking a lDric, throw. popped his 12th pass catch of the year. brief pass up to the line of scrim- i Moras utrul ky hurled him the ball for the to a minus CHLPEL HILL.

N. Oct. 21 a (AP)--Euell St. John. a veteran ill Oted.

"21 ards maze. Sulliva took it 'nd score, Trey waking a wonder- six. the Engineers eh- took it on the lam. He journeyed ful one-hand cateb in me end zone. maxed an upnill satiggle at Atlanta the war in the Pacific, kicked a field b3; goal from the eight-yard line yards.

selecting his supporting. Smith blocked a fourth-down with a 2.0-yard field gool seven seconds left in the game and biocks with rare judgment. kick, and Ferrazzi recovered at the Allen Bowen for their winning That left it up to Charlie Tiede- 20 to set it up. Moody scored 1 gin. The three-pointer came in the flight a 3 to 0 decision over th( Navy Pre, ann, Brown's little Swiftysmall-the 6-all equalizer for Brown at last period after the Midshipmen had st back on the field and the most i the tail end of the period.

taken a 1e-14 edge on a safety. The Georgia Preflight eleven today. St. John, a halfback from the Uni dee a-erous. Halfway through the He whipped out behind all the Engineers thenNdug in and repelled las-t period he came whistling Purple secondaries to snag Good- a last-minute avy drive by hold- versity of Alabama who returnee the one-yard line.

to the United States in Februar3 througn the rain and foglike a mans pass for a 27-yard scoring ing for downs eTaith. reallyfor a 31-yard run- play. Notre Dame, the country's No. 1 after winning decorations witt beck with a monumental kick by The only time Brown led was eleven, entertained a hometown Carlson's raiders in the Pacific, mad( Sheridan. 'halfway through the second semes- crowd of 40,000 at South Bend by his plaeekick on fourth down.

After the unbeaten cloudbursteri 1 ter- They tied togsther a overcoming a Wisconsin f14 I14-yard kick runback by Tiede- team, 28 to 13, which became the had once in the flnai Sullivan took it 'and also' first score, Troy making a wonder- six. tile unocroog Lis-took it on the lam. He journeyed ful one-hand cateh in The end zone. maxed an uphill struggle at Atlanta, yards. selecting his supporting i.

Smith blocked a fourth-down with a 20-yard field gool by blocks with rare judgment. kick, kl nd Ferrazzi recovered at the Allen Bowen for their winning mar-That left it up to Charlie Tiede- 20 to set it up. Moody scored The three-pointer came in the mann, Brown's Wile 6-all equalizer for Brown at period after the Midshipmen had est back on the field and the most i the tail end of the period. taken a 15-14 edge on a safety. The dangerous.

Halfway through the He whipped out behind all the Engineers then dug in and repelled Iast period he came whistling Purple secondaries to snag Good- a last-minute Navy drive by holdtnrougn the rain and foglike a mans pass for a 27-yard scoring ing for downs on the one-yard line. u-raith. reallyfor a 31-yard run- play. Notre Dame, the country's No. 1 back with a monumental kick by The only time Brown led was eleven, entertained a hometown Sheridan.

'halfway through the second semes- crowd of 40,000 at South Bend by ter They tied togsther a overcoming a stubborn Wisconsin Him Out 14-yard kick runback by Tiede- team, 28 to 13, which became the 444 446ecolobi4coi 0,011 THE FIRST SURPRISE of yesterday's Holy Cross-Brown game snare of Morasky's pass by Leo Troy. The Crusader end jugging act in the end zone, for the first touchdown of the the ban is Roger Williams of Rockland, while the official EngEsh coach. 1 3 terday's Holy Cross-Brown game iy Leo Troy. The Crusader end a'. the first touchdown of the of Rockland while the I .5 eate N.

C. Eleven Wins Lafayette Pre-Flight Battle From Georgia, .30 CHLYEL HILL. N. Oct. 211 (AP)--Euell! St.

John. a veteran of the war in the Pacific, kicked a field goal from the cight-yard line with seven seconds left in the game and gave North 'Carolina Navy flight a to 0 decision over the Georgia Preflight eleven today. St. John, a halfback from the versity of Alabama who returned to the United States in February after winning decorations with Carlson's raiders in the Pacific, made his placekick on fourth down. After the unbeaten cloudbursters had threatened once in the final .1 r1.

,,..,,,4, 3 i 3... I i I 1.4....;4 't, i i ii I t'' litr' 1 5 i 5 'It At t. 1,......, .,:.,:,,...4, 1 I 4.46-Acikore 1.4 AO, -viro (Globe Stall Moto by Bill O'Connor, at Worcester was this finally gained control, after a day. The Brown back (38) eyeing is Bill Ohrenberger, Boston (Globe start photo by Bill 'Connor. at Worcester was this miracu- finally gained control, after a day.

The Brown back (38) eye- is Bill Ohrenberger, Boston from far away to Navy's 7-yard line. But here Navy man was Foiled Within Six Inches caught clipping and it was Tech's ball on the 6-yard line. From here They passed and carried the ball Broyles dived over. to Tech's four-yard line with four lime cracks left. Ran Out They flung Big Jenkins and 0- lOW the Jkfleet Ellsworth at thi Yet ac et herd, composed largely In four plays Navy was on Tech's second stringers, who were fight- two-yard line, a wild bunch of gal- ing for Old Man Alex.

the greatest loping horses, when time ran out. i figure football today. On the You'll never see another first half final plunge, Ellsworth drove to the like this one. You'll never see as six-inch line, and here the star many weird things happen in so few' Texan was thrown back. seconds.

The roar that came up from this The last half was a replica of the College Football packed crowd is still covering the first half in which Tinsle Bowen red clay hills of Georgia. Broyles and Matthews starred for EAST Gustafson; By the Associated Press This team had been a team out- Georgia Tech while Jenkins, Scott. classed in speed and power, to Smith, Ellsworth and Brenlett led Cornell 13 rise up and win through smart- the charge for Navy. But Georgia I ness and spirit, rise up and win Tech was out to win or Bill Alex- Penn State 6 Col ate 0 Army 76 urphy 6oes U. S.

Coast Guard Sampson Naval 6 01 the greatest victory Georgia Tech ander, no matter what the odds ever won in its long football his- were, and Georgia Tech turned the Brown 24 Holy Cross 211 trick in the top of all the rillers Villanova 7 Muhlenberg 01 to Right End tory. th Here was a game in which over I've seen through 60 minutes of 44 Lehigh 0 600 yards were lost in penalties, play. I Connect'eut 21 C. N. Y.

01 GEORGIA TECHDaniel, let Chain- when you consider the ground tor Eagles hers. It: L. Bowen. Igt Hotsinger. et I gamed and then lost.

Furchgott. re; Phillip. rt: Tinsley. re: Illinois 39 13 Pittsburgh 51 New Hampshire 6 11Vorcester Tech 7 1 The Boston College Eagles willt It was a game packed with many A. Bowen.

lhb: Logan, rhb; 1 New London Sub Base 7 graft plays manv umb plays with take on their third straight Whitmir New1-- 'York opponent when they tackle; fumbling and penaltiesa game NAVYBramlett. le: e. It: Chase rg; Score by 2 3 4 Total la in. re; Barksdale. ob: SOU rit I the Syracuse eleven at Fenway loaded with every type of good and ins.

lhb: Ellsworth, rhb; Scott. lb. IC. Tech 7 3 17 Navy 16'Park next Saturday afternoon. iKentucky 26Virginia Military In 21 The Eages expect more trouble Navy threw in 10 star backs from Georgia Tech 17 football.

1 west Virginia 20 ore Dame, Alabama an 7 a 13 limichdowns. i s. Ellsworth. Bethany 01 this team than they did with Texas, Nt Alb Broyles. Williams.

Safety amlett 'Delaware State 7 Howard 6 Cit other football hives against downed Williams. sub for los I end Pre- William and 'York University for the Syracuse this Tech team, and while many of zone. Points after to Mary 39, College of New York or New many 1 FOn0q Richmond Army Air Base 0 1. them, Jenkins, Ellsworth and others1roacesmasfmte0.tt, AB. owen 2 Bowen Tulsa 47 Mississippi Oisquad has compiled a commendable never crack this Georgia Tech spirit were brilliant in spots, they could (placement).

Uni-iTtilane 16 Auburn 13 record so far this season. Syracuse has played some for- Connecticut U. North Carolina Pre-Flight 3 midable teams. Columbia, nor overcome Georgia Techs supe- Blanks Georgia Pre-Fttght Cornell, 21 0 Virginia State 3'2. Sampson, Lafayette and Temple nor smartness and skill.

have furnished opposition. The first two periods of the game N. to Hampton Institute 6 should belong to football history. STORRS, Oct. 21 (AP)-- Wake Forest 21 State 7 haeatgioamnsebwetiwIlemenarthketthweorseenheowoals1 It was an unbelievable mixture of With 150-pound Russelr Hunter of Catawba 19 Presbyterian 0 after a 20-year breach thrills, upheavals and general tur- Avon Farms setting a sizzling pace moil.

penalties and fumbles, and the Millsaps 19. 7 and accounting for all three touch. quarter, only to lose the boll on a Miss State 13 State 6 roughest possible football. downs, the University of Connecti-, I Inger a wee 1 Ea I es lost their fourth game As a starter. Bob Jenkins took, cut footballers today blanked City fumble.

Otto Graham, Stan Koslow-, SOUTHWEST with New York University Friday Techs low bounding kick-off on of New York, 21-0. in a ski, ex-Holy Cross star, who 19 ia Arkansas O. own 27-yard line and then ran 83 steady drizzle. and Schumacher ally 14.ined 122 yarcis for the cr7y. when John, Callahan, right' IC I.

CS Kansas State 0, yards for a touchdown. The peculiar, Hunter tallied in the opener from drove 31 yrrds to in the game. cad. dislocated his shoulder early, Wrchita Un verfity 14, Doane 13, of this play is the fact that the 13 and in the next from the '0 the Gcorgia eight-yard marker to' As a result of the injury, Calla-1 ICklahoma A al 21, big Jenkins ran down an open on end sweeps, and crashed across Texas Christian 13 Texas A 7 boulevard where only one Tech de-lin the final only inches from the han probably will be out for remainder of the season. Except fort, Seuthwestern 21 Texas Tech 19 Rice 21 Al 10 Callahan, the Eagles came out of, fender was within reach of the back.

goal line. Pete Barry, a placement Just eight Seconds had passed converted thrice? The the game unscathed, 2d Air Force 68, Texas Aggies 0 with Navy leading 8-0, from that summary: The Heightsmen already have lost point on everything connected with Indiana 14 Northwestern 7 Michelowicz, who quit the squad in MIDWEST the old game of football began to so Purdue abost State 2 6 their other first-string end, Henry 'Matt. rt: Fahro re; Ziegler. ab; Petrocine. Iowa 7 order to devote more time to his take lahepstacret.

lb; Moran. rb: Willson. lb. led Tech team rallied im- rtacsi2NiNgECT: iallacihnt TItt Penn State Upsets Colgate Denison 33 Ohio Wesleyan 6 studies. passing to Navy 7-yard line.

coarkeeticai a 7-21 Yrytitrissrpil. Attiean'tig. al; Another last-period field goal Depaow 7 John Murphy has taken over at mediately, with Bowen and Broyles Great Lakes 6 right end. He did excellent work by Billy Jones from the 7-yard line entral Id i last of Hunter 3. Points after (n) Normal 27.

the as tree quarters the gave Tulane a 16-13 triumph over Navy 's pass defense was sieve-like. totTwoucohdowniarry (su ci There Navy rallied again. then for Pinmityi I Earlham Rocks, Mt la 1 game Friday' night. His defensivel The startled Tech team rallied inl RoCf42 Ldror piduc. NINgECT: AnletiderTsonD.ocw;d:Ailece: laVhnit, Penn State Upsets Colgate Denison 33 Ohio Wesleyan 6 studies.

mediately, with Bowen and Broyles passing to Navy's 7-yard line. coarlecticat'. 'Wabash 14 lvsuiriSsChilleil, 3iti. Ile; Pinsky. go; Purdue 26 Iowa 7lorder to devote more time to his Another last-period field goal ceannt.rtall 2(15nd) Normal 27, Depauw 7 John Murphy has taken over at re.

0.11 21 Ohio State n6 Great Lakes 6 right end. He did excellent work by Billy Jones from the 7-yard line A' There Navy rallied again. then treottrdownc. Hunter 3. Points after in the last three quarters of the Navy's pass defense was sieve-like gave Tulane a 16-13 triumph over Barry (sub for Pinsky a Earlham Rocky Mt 181game Friday night.

His defensive (nal'acemwenTsi. Orleans. 1 1 i Bopped mann. a Goodman-Moody pass for I first to cross the Irish goal lire this Five et the enemy had shots yards and a 19-yard T-formation season. Tile individual playing of 1- v--i en route.

but Charlie was driv-! scoring buck by Tiedemann into atWisconsins Earl "Jug" Girard overir over the swamp like ore 01 lead. But the that or Notre Dame's Bob those amphibious watehu us -all'emsi came back with a and a roarj. tne Army uses. He got to 22 be- i They scozed at 14:12 of the' Army. ranked No.

2 entionally, fore Sheridan bopped him out ot rerind when Sheridan hurled a 40 ran wild again at West Point. piling bounds. I yard pass to Halliday. then circled up a 76-0 score on the United States Brown tied it up in three plays.11. E.

on a buck-lateral play to Coast Guard Academy, a team Tiedemann covered seven, Dick (a I score. One play later, they which, previously had lost only to Virorcester citizen) made five, and scored another. O'Brien at- Yale. then O'Leary shot' througli a gap- tempted to pass for' Brown just ire, wound in the H. C.

right flank, after the kickoff. Three H. C. Great Lakes Drained ran in and out of the arms of Sher- linemen mobbed him. The Sullivanand there it ball popped in the air and Halliday The largest crowd of the after-was.

grabbed it, ran 43 yards for a touch- noon 73,477 saw Ohio State's This was the eighth touchdown of down with the assistance of a devas- Buckeyes' explode for three touch-the game and not yet had either tating block by Nolan (I think it downs In the last quarter to break faction managed to register an extra was). Two touchdowns in 43 a 6-6 deadlock and whip Great peint The ball was risky and thelseconds. elapsed time. Must Lakes. 28 to 6, at Columbus.

Ohio's field gummy And the way the have been a Fitton Field record. 167-pound back, Les Horvath, .1. and Sullivanand there it ball popped in he air and Halliday The largest crowd of the after-was. grabbed it. ran 43 yards for a touch- noon 73,477 saw Ohio State's This was the eighth touchdown of down with the assistance of a devas- Buckeyes' explode for three touch-the game and not yet had either tating block by Nolan (I think it downs In the last quarter to break faction managed to register an extra was).

Two touchdowns in 43 a 6-6 deadlock and whip Great peint. The ball was risky and the 'seconds. elapsed time. Must Lakes. 28 to 6, at Columbus.

Ohio's field gummy. And the way the have been a Fitton Field record. I67-pound back, Les Horvath. ran wild again at West Point. piling up a 76-0 score on the United Sties Coast Guard Academy.

a team which, previously had lost only to Yale. Great Lakes Drained set up the winning score. finished their games all even. The I Cyclones and the Tigers wound up in a 21-21 tie, while Brown and 'Holy Cross finished at 24-24. set up the winning score.

finished their games all even. The Cyclones and the Tigers wound up Holy Cross finished at 24-24. in a 21-21 tie, while Brown and aass State 21 Auburn at New Else- Kenyon 0 work was outstanding. Vw heM re. i th2 6-2S tnhdTA ul 1 a a basw a ama pneddiNotre Dame 28 Wisconsin 13 i Boston College has lost its quar- Mississippi, 47-0; Kentucky whipped al terback, Ed Cronin, for the remain- Missouri 21 icier of the season.

Cronin now is i hto State Evaporates battled to a scoreless Bunker ill N. A S. 2 7 atterding classes on crutches as a Bowling Grren 7 I deadlock. Bur result of a fractured ankle sustained In the East Penn State upset Cal- lik I dWin-Wallace 9 Case 7 in the C. C.

N. Y. game. gate, 6-0: Illinois trounced eat Lakes T. S.9 26-6 nced Pitt, 'Alitini (0) 26 Mtirray 14 The fourth loss to the squad was 29-5; while Lafayette trampled Lc- Utah Univ 38-1daho Sou Branch 12 Louis Sammartino, first string left FAR WEST guard, who recently was declared COLUMBUS, Oct.

21 (AP)--- high, 44-0, in the 1944 renewal oil Nevada 13 Utah State 7 Colorado Univ 28Colorado Col 0 Statistics at Columbus America's oldest gridiron rivalry. ineligible. Purdue overpowered Iowa, 26-7, Ohio somewhat terrific Bucks from 3 A Ohio State Gt Lak while Indiana beat Northwestern, es Middlesex Defeats Net yards gained 1 Net yards gained rushing-273 45 Fleet City Naval 2 Forwards completed 14-7, in the Western Conference. On St Mary's Preflight mar A 12 State bounced off the ropes In Forward passes a 22 the Pacific Coast St. Mary's Pre 2 A Yards gained.

forwards 34 flight dumped U. C. L. 21-12. and University of Nevada vs.

St; Mary's St. Mark's in Rain, 15-0 the fourth quarter today to ram CONcORD. Oct. 2IPlaying on a over three touchdowns and hand OINI1 forwards Intercepted. 1 1 of 'punts.

average. 26 36 the Fleet City.Bluejacktes whipped Collegecanceled. muddy, rain-swept field. Middlesex the Great Lakes Naval Training Finonies 3 3 California, 19-2. In the Rocky School defeated St.

Marks. 15 to 0, Yards; lost enal Station a 26 to 6 defeat before a tre- 1 A 23 (1 Mountain area Colorado University Belmont Hill Blanks here today. Pete Terry scored in mendous outpouring of 73,477 fans. From line of drubbed Colorado College, 28-0, I the first period on a seven-yard After completely dominating the while the Oklahoma Aggies out- ta crisscross, with Madeira booting game in the first half, the Bucks down on the Great Lakes five-yard scored Denver, 33-21. Texas conquered Arkansas, 19-0, Groton School A the point.

A Stodghill-to-Caldwell sagged in the third quarter to let line. And it was Horvath who pass was good for six more in the the Bluejackets tie the count six- finally scored the touchdown from in the Southwest Conference, while 13 GROTON, Oct. 21In one of the Oklahoma smeared Kansas State. second. In the third period, St.

all and when the final period start- the onetqard stripe. ff a- 44,. ....1 4" "11 el riethl 11er riPcrsalnt.511P mieU wnne sne onsianoina A out- aolwILIAIWASL a aux L010.1111eb ggies scored Denver, 33-21. crisscross, with Madeira bathing game in the first half, the Bucks down on. the Great Lakes five-yard Shl 13- the point A Stodghill-to-Caldwell sagged in the third quarter to let line.

And it was Horvath who 0 pass was good for six more in the Bluejackets tie the count six- finally scored the touchdown from the Southwest Conference meared Kansas while roton oo GROTON; Oct 21In one of the the Oklahoma klahoma Texas conquered Arkansas 19-0 State. second. In the third period, St. a and when the final period start- the onward stripe. it Ohio State to all intents and Fighting desperately with caught fire in the final period and the Bucks to their fourth .) I I trninht triumph.

el r. A rmy Guard Carolina Preflight. the Orly other tenin in the top 10 to plry 4.1 ci, From tern to 76 to 0 Ithis afAcrnoon, barely squeaked by tte Georgia preflighters. A field -oal fron-i the 8-yard line by Buell St. Johns, with only seven szconds Cs 1 at West Point left, kept the Cloudbusters In the 'WEST POINT, N.

Oct. 21 (AP) coast undefeated class with a 3-0 triumph. Army 76. Coast Guard O. First downs Army Guard 18 It was 48 years in coming, but Net yards ained rushing: Army Net yards gained rtilling 443 ss3 Kansas finally licked Nebraska.

The Forward 3. Coast Guard 53. pa.ses 13 30 Jayhawkers turned the trick with 44 Forwards completed 8 a a 20-0 triumph at Lawrence. Kan. First downs: Army 18, Coast Yards gained forwards 157 Forward Guard 6 (One on a penalty).

ntuoles intercepted I 2 Iowa State and Missouri, and ttottog average Those brief sttistcs explain as 31 2i Brown and Holy Cross, each put on loquently as any Army's lopsided ai; es um ra it I leg recovered 70 5 a thrilling offensive program, but football triumph over Coast Guard Academy today on the soggy turf 1 TNT, ci in Michie 1 4)11 Alps' anArlsen, 13-69 Army didn't nive thnir visitor b. Irk, any chances today. Five rrinuter-' af oler the Dug Ectina 1,7: Ire.1 In l-ce with a 29- ri yard acal to Ed. A Ink Ir. 3 ra and the scoring parade vast t.Lii lre.d1r LsIt eloquently ii5 ally rupnlucu, footba ll triumph over Coast Guard Academy today on the soggy turf (' 1 rxT, ci in Michie Sta um nis r1 clell 13T, Arrry didn' r.iv l'heir viriter 1111416 1 to 1 a Ery chances today, Five reinuter.

L. a after the Dovg Erttria 1,:. -II 11 t- 1-rse with a 29-yard acrial to Ed. ea 04,, ail lree Secertt and the scoring parade was I a li LLmil ,..0 II, 68-0, Texas' Christian defeated 'hardest fought conte Marks attempted to punt from ed pur- passes 's sts Of the sea- seven-yard mark. The kicls post was well on its way to fade Great Lakes dusted off the old Texas Aggies, 13-7.

'school today by the score of 13 Ison, Beln block and Zecher fell on the out Statue of Liberty play 'was and Dick Belmont Hill defeated Groto Break Gives Sub Base' O. Neither team was able to ta14.1y(31bclal in the end zone for a safety. Then came the deluge. The Bucks, Jackson, reserve Ohio Stat end. 1 MIDDLESEXCaulfield.

Bisbee. le; seeming to get their second wind. swiped the ball out of Jim Youel's on. ITHACA, N. Oct.

21 to Drogin- on the Cornell de. Seymmir. It: Gould, Hagerman. ond Belmont Hill launched an at hand at the Bluejacket 4 an ran Dale Ball legged five yards for in the first quarter, but in the sec Parker. JR; Wad, Brorwnell.

Sneed. all but ran the Bluejackets out of 1 0 es fboruorugphltaydsowlantefrro Omiliebecihinind went anotter in the first Period. Doc Despite a wet field and slippery Scully on the Sampson 43 and 7-7 Tie With W. P. I.

tack that bore fruit. On Higgins Irvpdeira. rg: Hartwell. rt; Smith. Mauk.

the park. back to the 19 before he was to Russell on the tars' 15-yard lateral to R. Gel Storighill, Minot. oh; per Gilbert rhb Nornss Leslie Horvath, Chi Blanchard hit two in the second ball Cornell used the forward pass WORCESTER, Oct. 21 (AP)A tab' Terry.

Huidekou, ld. 167 pounds stripe. In between Dekdebrun ran on, b. period, George Poole caught another defeat Sampson Naval Training otte on the 20-yard Bolt ass MARKSGray. ye: A.

football dynamite, who had been through the middle to score front 21 aerial for a third and Glenn Davis the ball off the tackles for gains of heavier United States submarine line. the latter dashed over the goal Carter' 11. Bradlee. Iselin, rg: Richards. pretty well held in check most of tquirted 57 yards through the en- base eleven from New Center, 13-6, before fewer than 2000 from two to eight yards.

On the 35 London. line for the first 'point s. The atte mpt ainittn.alelvtiicatst:clar;;,aciareiKs.ola I the afternoon, suddenly caught fire. the 6-yard line. Lre team for a fourth.

spectators here today. Cornell lost five yards for delaying a Con n. cashed in on a third period for the point: after went wide Mb: Lowell. lb. of Starting from his own 33.

he Great Lakes warrnedup to its Davis consumed 94 yeards in three Sampson's heavier line and hard- the game, and with three seconds break to deadlock Worcester Tech, the mark. Id assisis, the third quarter .7 c'poialt5s whipped a 24-yard pass to Jack Dug- work in the to count another touchdown in hitting backs, Waylon Manning, to go Sharafanowich cut for the 7-7. in the rain and 0 0 a MT the shoulder of Worcesters Carl heavy wind he ger and re Fulton intercepted a Groton its 4 ti sass, bt, goal after touchdown, Madeira. Safeties. hen reeled off 34 more way 75 yards fo nly touch- ire first 54 seconds of the third pe- Angelo Mag today.

lio and Vince Renzo, end zone to snare the game-win- The game ended Tech's sea- ran 60 yards for the payoff and Linftees Aaron. CaIratili.eau. yards by himself to give Ohio a first down. A Afrom Youel ritad with Dick Walterhouse and I shoved Cornell all over the field fling pass. son, giving the Engineers two vie- Gelotte converted.

The summary: to Chuck Aver3r7tinCIAlateral-for- Dean Sensanbaugher also crossingi the first half, piling up 11 first a Puckett NAVALCushing. le: Dolan, tories, two defeats and a pair of ties. BELmoNTHiggins. Sherwood. ate up 46 Youel to Ed the double stripe for Army in that and collecting 127 RIttetiti: IL: ySetatrropatana.

A poor center pass that bounced re Emerson. it aenz to Do Mango Bill West and rob ChaborCorncil held for downs once on its Ihb, Manning, rhh; rBenz, lb. All gli(), I Motor). Jones. rg: Fulton.

rt. Curin hen a .1 yards of the distance an Cameron. ob: B. Gelotte. McCal had Me bcoring in tl-'-e final line, I 1,,, 11: mon and into the arms of the sub 1 hY uc ran lb, 50-Yar Run Srt final heave from Youel to Avery It nod.

I filiriit1 thf r'cond l'alf Cornett Ini! 4a; Vriiii. it: bare end, Ed Salem. the visitorS 'r, OM 10V 1. m0 OM lit Men' oolven good for the last 30 yards. er, It: I Dell.

re; oh; P.i:debitin. ilih: their third nariod on Worces- ht. I AP et I FA 1 was It: I he vO Sofa. Ss- s.se ver, selvel g. turin ge IL: MacAl i ll.

er i -vartit line a ree plays later it rw rg: 1 ortqn. rt: thb, Lothrop thb romw. 0 01110 STATE Mugger le Willis lOwl'tIc, Hackett. Ibt; APPlehy, Snyder. rg, PI'll tt-r ak, the ay for it3 by itizriods I 2 3 4 Total Erhart.

fh. Thomas, rt re: Hni vat ti: obi 17-11111 lit; isld, Esgra rms Ohoe riedS 2 3 4 ins for Penn State, 6-0 1-lesbert 4 norkvi Lyrch was was Avilen a Nival ((), tf: :4) 4 the Sailors tallied, renreTtrn 1 Tobo IF lanagan. ihb: Brugge. thh; Cline. lb.

carried off the field idway in the on Strpson's six-ysrd Illie.i Eamnson Naval Scoring Touchdown, Islepping off the last' 1. on fine no or sti el, It te GREAT LAKESYoung. le: Rees. I It first quarter. His replacement Rayes answering punt aga ins.

siaoss. knvonak. lic Przo I ul I a Id.er.k I t'in. Baiter Hg I' HAMILTON, N. Oct.

Both teams resorted to J. Keane: re: i'cii an OM nib. the punting department twice had winCo' went only to his 35: Co Cornell Seori cutback over right tackle. ran Print fiY. totwhc ti Dek- idebrun, Sharalanowich (sub for Robeson).

St Peter's off-ta ckle plunge i 1 the a BrAWIC linesmanJohn a-I Referee. Nvorton ci 21 (AP) umpire sl oe ard. John Chuckran 18-year-ol fres vantage A neat punt by freshman Vr punting in attempts to gain an ad- AeY rhb Mello ele state. A 20 24 atterriped kicks blocked, both timesn iell picked id the ex ra point tie ked up four yards in alter touchdown. Drogin (place- --a 9hur at Lakes 0 0 ti 0 6 ty Poole, as the tide of breaks swung before Dekdebrun passed so tisk).

game man from Lansford, speared Elwood Petchel in the final quarter to the powerful Cadets. Dick Bell for first down on the sommattrNsirSESalerm let Coop ary er. It: Tall. litr olurion, Burhner. rg; 1 Fl re- i ht Avery St a runt out of the air with two min- went out Of bounds on the Colgate Great Lakes Scoring Touchdown.

Ohl State Se rin te Touchdowns. Walterhotzte. who kicked nine of Sampson alx-yard stripe. Dekde- Illinois Runs Up Tastier. rt.

ent reit, ei Ormabee. ob. Jgrgrg IT ii utes to go and raced 50 yards down three-yard line and set the stage for an- alum. Horvath 2. Cline Potnts after 10 extra points last weeks got eight brim circled left end but Jack Melers for end a blocked I a touch- as 9 5 Score Over Pitt so Ibb: b.

I) 1 psets UCLA, 21-12 he scoreBehren atriatowes, T. 'Keane ilinitv tor Horvath); out st 11 today. down, Azly c'IP a rain-soaked field to give Penn Bob chief ground gainer Dove (sub tor Keane) cPlacementi. ASMVPitrer. le: Arnold.

It: Green. Itt: Drogin's placakick. PITI'SBURGH, Oct. 21 (AP)Z-ralil mataatealrja. s'io Scott re: LOS ANGELtS, Oct 21 State a 6-0 victory over Colgate for the Red Raiders, kicked out to se upremacy l.

CnIge. Stancrwiez. rg: NPITACIZ 11: Sampson started rolling again late Eliot turned his fleet-footed scat- Sounit Ihb; Kennedy. rbb; Julius Davis, an Itl-year-old naval tAdav the 30. from where Petchel returned Kansas Ends Ong ob; Mall Bb; Minor in the third period and reached its backs from the University of Illi- Score by Periods I.

listalio. re: Kenna. i 2 3 4 Total aviation cadet without any college the ball to the 13. Two pass at- Neb ras a 0 7 0 7 'k a oass! GUARDPeed. le; Itrandfatts, 48-yard line as the teams changed nois loo orcester Tech se in Pitt Stadium to run football experience, powered St.

Chuckran skirted the si deli nes, tempts by Chuekran were incom- ..0 7 0 0 7 ra t' sides for the (flintier. up a 39-5 score today against the Submarine Base ScoringTouchdown. Mary's pre-flight to a startling 21- shaking off several Red Raiders, plete and Colgate took over. Beh- LAWRENCK Ka Oct 21 Ain as reen Bunnell thb LYtich lb I ta, 1.sitt :1: le: litrbiortlf41.1t.' Benz broke oft left tackle for 30 Pitt Panthers who suffered their atter otichdown so lo 12 'onset victorY over the to bring a decision in a ame which rens kicked out to the 50 and Ever since 1896 has been i. Ormsce.

Point Peirre triltingei, it by pettout, 27 21 14 I '2 3 4 Tat'76 'yards to Cornell's 22. One running third deleait in five starts. Worcester Tech Scoring Touchdown, 14. A. Bruins today.

hod appeared destined to go score- Chuckran snared the ball for his chin when the taking it on th tv 14 i Irtatplkfl. 1-liill. play a yard. then Don Greenwood, senior from Wit- atoriaa. Point after touchdown.

Kennedy Three touchdowns behind going' less because Of the inability of touchdown run. Joe Drazenovich's NebrUSkt Cornhuskers came to 1 Pri ace kick). 'Lawrence. 2. NValterhouse.

Sensa IA, hinne tI 3d ngn ill se the VP by striking into the fourth uarter. Johnny I either teasel to put a sustained try for point from placement was Fo s.6'.,,:ne. Sa3ChY. Hayes, Joe Brozin a. a substitute tackle, i 80 yards into payoff territory.

Buddy MEMPHIS, Oct. 2-1 (AP) A big, 1 through with two touchdowns in a i 1 to six and netted 198 yards from 1Burczak. Ig; Smyth. Groh. r.g; sitaceo.lsiiing or (ICI tfkILS win a convincing rt; Pollock, re; McLaughlin.

oh 20-0 Behrens. La Mar. YalleCY- Creilni. TaVZCI crashed through to block Raye 1 Young, Ipeedy little halfback from tough Tulsa team with a potent pre- few minutes' time. The Navy eleven 1 scrimmageagainst 79 for the NIL- nl: ictory over the hapless Kreter.

rh: Randolph, fb. Na Guards. Catarinella, c-h point. center. Fusion.

Enos and keep the score a tie Chicago saw enough service to mark war punch rolled over the Univer- had watched him closely but he tany Lions, but lacked a scoring Nebraqtans who rot doge to the PENN STATEMiltenberger. le: Cgs-. Prfrandri. Backs. Lombardq.

Tucker. A fumble halted one Cornell drive up two touchdowns, one of them sity of Mississippi's "Juveniles" here tot away on a long punt return and punch in pay-off territory. key. it Rutkowski. Ig: Kosanovich, Kansas goal line just once.

srooknhaurher. Chabot. ltse, Dimmerling, rg; Norton. rt; Hicks. re: To end zone passes and a Wa erhoo Davlx.

Raba. Sauer midway in the fourth. but with less the result of a 92-yard jaunt Paul today, 47 to O. then began' shooting oft the tackles No passing was attempted until Bruhn. eib; Chueltran, th; Cooney, rh; Coast Guard Substitutionsrndq.Prad-, than four mirwtes left the big reds Patterson, the Illint's other fresh- It was triumph No.

4 for Henry for good gains. His two scores the second halt Colgate tried three Bellas. ft). 1 blocked punt the tallies. 'urn.

Criance. Pettersm DetrikY. Gaither. by bertOds, I 2 2 4 Total Kansas kept the ball in the air much oomaia. liathway.

str. Bftrbn. aerial gameet4rted to click. From man speedb0Y, halfback. turned irt.Frnka'S Hurrying Hurricanes, lin- brought his total for the season to and completed one for, nine yards Polota 0 8 IGu.A.i-C0.

MOW. LI 0edernonru CentPr. 4 p. the Cornelt t5 the Ithacans scored another distanteruirwith a 63-yardtbeaten irrregulareseason play since nine only.twa less than mat, A.e's Penn State was, unsuccessful in six Penn State" tiof the afternoon, completing 10 of gar. L4-tais.

Calchvell, Ilse. rSeY. WeiZier. ill 10 completed dash. 1941.

season total. attempts. razenn state scoring: TOughdown. Chuck- 20 passes. Cataffo.