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THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE NOVEMBER 17, 1346 Twenty-Six Landslide Loss, After Fast BvC. Start Feared Neyland THOSE LAST PERIOD BLUES By Gene Mack B. C. Players Left Stunned -TS EAitfc I TOO I 1st PERlOPf Proctor Tennessee's Hero Twice in 8 Days By VERN MILLER Today, back in the hills of the Volunteer state, the natives will be cheering an 18-year-old lad, seventh son of a family of nine, who supplied the measure of Ten-cessee's thumping victory over Boston College yesterday. J.

B. Proctor kas won two ibining thorn with long punting, the )v, invaders kept B.C. well, throttled fames in eight days for the in its 0wn lerritory. The iBSt Vols. Yet he shavs only three 'three quarters were played on Eagle soil almost in entirety.

Hence. by Vol Surge By CHARLES IIARVEY Beaten and broken were the Boston College Eagles as they trudged in silence to the dressing room following yesterday afternoon's defeat at the hands of the Tennessee Volunteers. Don Panciera led the mournful procession of Bee Cecs into the room of woe-be-gones. The expressions on the faces of the grounded Eagles were of puzzlement rather than despair. Why couldn't we hang on to what we had, rather than try to pour on what just wasn't to be had from those Vols.

That was the general attitude of the locals who were yet not fully conscious of the way in which the game was lost. fNtf HP IT WITH ArJOTHS dMe magic ff5 n.o up to hi KicKfchs Jww7 1 rai0 $BHT PALLAPHO -W REPUTATION AAY GOiH, jMf2J' THRU FOR BIS GAMXS. I leA VO THZY THJHKA Wbf7 VP2ST -Cv I ffii when B. C. tore off long gains, and the T-business fooled the Vols repeatedly, the gains only brought B.

C. close to mid field. It is difficult for a team to sustain an advance the length of the field. Boston College did it once for 70 yards, its first tally. Tennessee drove shorter distances times a week.

His name is James Beaufort Proctor, but he blushes relating the middle name. He is the youngest member of Ney-land's squad and the apple of the GenruTa eye. Why not? Proctor, a back as light as any of the Eagles, supplied two of the winning touchdowns for Tennessee. He passed to Jim Powell for one and smashed across on an old-fashioned off-tackle slam for the other. 48.

35. and 17 yards for three toucnaowns ana were proviaea with "gift" receptions that went the distance for the last two, tagged on by the gambling Eagles passing at the end of the contest. Neyland's football was played the easy way. Tennessee forced B. C.

to LKtle Beefing Done play the pigskin gan.e at Tennessee Little time was spent In beefing terms. of the results. Thev were humbled What about the Alabama-B. C. for fear they had disappointed the same next week? throng that had supported them.

Bw Hopes Rekindled For the Tennessee team, the victory meant a chance for a Bowl bid. The operatives, exhilarated by victory, were hopeful in the locker Gen Neyland replied. I think There was no milling around for discussions on who was outstanding B. will give Alabama a good TW THE 2p HALF game, though I am forced in honesty, to favor the latter. Whatever Alabama does, they better bottle up HtrfPMAM OPF TIUU He COVLO PA5S TO room yesterday.

isieyiana, wun sleeves rolled up. voiced some WITH ONLY A-fciM 30fHS ONi A SCRCEM PtAVsR A T.P. and who missed this or that, but rather, they simply filed into the showers, took the pats on the backs with thanks, quickly dressed and belief that the Tennessee faculty would not accept a bid. that furious offense. Neyland and Myers were a study in opposites across the field.

Denny Myers, volatile, active, spontaneous, For the B. C. Eagles, the game Cornell Stops proved what everyone knew that is up and down, talking to players, conferring with assistants and mak tfj ieam was young ana inexperienced. The game proved also that Late Rally Gives Irish Indian Threats the Maroon and Gold must learn a few football rules of caution to slipped out of the park. Little John Killelea, whose ball-carrying sparked the drive for the first touchdown and who superbly took Panciera's aerial for the initial tally, sheepishly went about his change while a dried line of blood formed a scar from his right er to his chin.

The featherweight speed merchant was probably the most disturbed Eagle in the locker room. Killelea seemed to be plead ing instantaneous decisions. Neyland Like Buddha Patient Vols Pluck Touchdowns as Eagles' Misplays Seal Doom The General, on the other hand. to Reap 21-7 By HAROLD JANSEN ITHACA, N. Nov.

16 The is as impressive as Buddha. He got 27 to 0 Win ud only twice during the first half once on the Tenn touchdown, ana jro with an offense which, at best, would be hard for the best teams In the land to deter. This eacerness to advance often mounting to an uncontrolled passion cost the Heightsmcn important ball control at vital junctures. Only a fledgling team would commit errors such as (1) running 10 yards backward on a kickoff (Cannava): 2 oasfine in the flat while ing for an explanation of how they SOUTH BEND, Nov. lfl (AP) once when it appeared Huffman was hurt.

Neyland snaps out orders dazzling running and line smashing of halfback Walter Kretz, and a Continued from the First Page Notre Dame, which played three were by-passed by Tennessee. Massive Mario Giannelli, who played one of his best games of the to an assistant who carries them right corner for James Powell, -the end and favorite target, to pluck out of the air for a score. Statistics at Braves Field quarters as if it had left its heart out. It was Interesting to watch one Tenn in Yankee Stadium in that score John Killelea was right on the ball year from his left guard post was far from being the spark of the outfit in this room so tense. Gianeili moment of drama on the sidelines.

15 210 105 less battle with Army a week ago, First downs Net yards rushing leading 13 to (3) making a fair ratch on their own eight-yard line. for B. C. The score was 13 to 7 in the third He slapped at it, but jNet yarns pan dropped his heavy frame in a corner Cornell defense that broke up Dartmouth's passing attafck most of the game were largely responsible today for the Big Red downing hapless Dartmouth. 21-7, before 20,000 at Schoellkopf Field this afternoon.

Dartmouth put up a stubborn fight "all the way, Williams dashing finally found its spark in 19-year-old Johnny Panelli today and cracked out three touchdowns in Balanced aeainst these faux pas, Passes attempted 15 Passes completed Intercepted by 1 7 missed somehow. Charles Mitchell 5' i ai the men of Meyers forward wall 38 convened uie txua puuiu o. quarter, B. C. ahead.

Tennessee had the ball Jh the seven-yard line and it was fourth down. tA time out; was at hand. The General sent in a substitution. I Kick average 35 Fumbles 3 and simply asked for aid in removing his mud clad Jersey. Feeling has to be at a low ebb when this Everett star is not giving life to the the final period for a 27-0 decision over Northwestern.

13-7, car a nanasome jod. Gen Neyland afterwards declared. Own fumbles recovered I 20 Yards penalized 25 We soon found out that their Gaining their sixth triumph In party. camoaicn for the national col guards could toss us over back Slater, who comes from 'Way Down South in Providence, R. finally set up the tying score for the lie also sent in with him, as he explained later, a play a trick lat Coach Denny Myers made a hasrr With the partisans in the 40,600 congregation promptly urging B.

C. to go the distance with the kickoff, Les Eagles scurried the ball up the field, then passed. Don Panciera's bullet pitch was intercepted by Mark Major, a substitute halfback for Tennessee, and he had only the thrower to beat in a 68-yard touchdown sprint. The frustrated locals, who had looked like national champions with a -13-0 outburst in the first period, received the ensuing kickoff and resorted again to 23 yards 'for a touchdown in the third period after the Ithacans had wards. There was no going over the befuddled Vols all over the turn about the room in order to eral around end.

The timeout con the center. In fact I thought tney joint with the A 33-yard spurt Vols early in the third period. He would win by a topheavy margin tinued. The General debated with himself. He came to the conclusion by Palladino on a lateral from made a fingertip snatch of a jump- scored three times.

Again the Green outnumbered its opponent in first downs, making 17, double Cornell's, and almost accounted for. after the first quarter." thank the broken troupe of gridsters for their undying efforts and then went oiT to meet the critics. Line coach Moody Sarno consoled his Pancy was the vital play. Quickly legiate championship, the Irish hurled a total of 45 players against the stubborn Wildcats to wear them down for fourth-quarter scoring drives of 81, 50 and 38 yards in the sleet as a sell-out throng of 56,000 buttoned up its overcoats and roared approval. Panelli.

a 190-nound sophomore that the play was too dipsy-doo. pass aimed at Papaleo by Penciera appended to it was a lob throw 2o he sent in Bob Lund with an of the home forces. Walter re Vals Kept Cool Paul SwafSeld. the referee, how from Panciera to Red Mangene, wno button-hooked back to take it on turned it 10 yards to the B. C.

35. as many net yards rushing. Kretz gave Dartmouth a sample of his spectacular running at the other play. Seconds later the speedy Lund swept left end cleanly for the tieing touchdown. Which proves Slater sJammed a pass down tne the 5, as a defender galloped aim ever, tells another version: "That lessly into the end-zone ahead of that some plays can be won from middle to Jordan for 13 yards on the first play, then swished around right from Morristown, N.

collaborated him. the bench. contingent of the forward wall and Eddie Doherty met the facts with his freshman quarterback Panciera. While bones remained stable, hearts were in pieces and the Eagles silently went their ways, down but not completely out. There were no major injuries.

The boys now are thinking of the meeting with Alabama next week. with Emil (Red) Sitko of Fortj the stratosphere. Panciera's Wavne. and Bob Livingstone! thrno this tima wse enstoj opening of the game when he returned a Carey punt 45 yards to the Dartmouth 40. Kretz smashed off tackle for 19 yards to the 21, and the Big Red moved to the 15 A foozled handoff cost the home During the entire game, the Holy breds five yards.

They scored on Cross enjoying an off date, end on a power sweep for 12 more. But, ultimately, they were slowly strangled, so that it was fourth down, eight to go, wlven Bob Lund ran the B. C. left flank behind pre of Hammond, to provide most rant Waltpr th of the backing-up power behind vi Walter 51ler of tne watched the proceedings. Assistant the next maneuver.

Panciera was driven and harried far back to the Tennessee team was cool. After B. was ahead 13 to 0. the quarterback would tell the team in the ruddle, 'Now don't get excited. We'll catch them and pour it on, but take it nepeatedly.

the guards of the local contingent Palladino, Darone, and Giannelii smashed down inner line rlavs. Their work might have coach Doggie Julian of the crusaa before Carey recovered Westphal's bobble of a Dean-thrown pass on Johnny Lujack's alert quarterback He set off behind a convoy of five 35 by Huffman, the very able ers said, "Boy, maybe we've got a the 4. tackle for the Vols. Somehow he That combination, which, helped Ncke J. he JentaUy bad good chance two Saturdays from Monahan, Dartmouth end.

was cise blocking for the score. Mitchell missed the point, it was 13-all and anybody's game. now. Notre Dame roll up 27 first downs XT. li L.TS';" wn the ball turf for managed to stay erect and hurl the ball to Ed Burns, nearby.

compelled to punt from his own to NorrhwVsternVfour. gained 523 park another And the B. C. loyal alumni com ing home on choked subways only 26 immediately after, and Kretz, on the receiving c.id, sped off tackle Beverly Harriers 4th in N. E.

Title Meet PROVIDENCE. Nov. 16 The saved the day were the forward pass not a lethal weapon in foot- yards bv rushing. A graoite Irish line limited Northwestern's ground Cm aside those two desperate vwact in ih Riff passes and the interceptions to could mutter, "Maybe next year. Proctor Takes Over After all they re only And it stood there until there fcalL The first time Tennessee Scored on Panciera to Burns Burns is a gent who has been coming back rapidly from his war Kn nnin4itinn with an average which marathon runs were append- lor 62 yards and the touchdown without an Indian touching him.

When Dean was compelled to were only five minutes to play. 222 yards per game to a mere 52 and it was a very earnestly and a Proctor-to-Powell pass (incident Beverly High School cross-country team. Massachusetts champions, suf punt later in the initial stanza Then Lund came across midfleld with a kick return to the B. C. 45.

I viw.Jtij nncu vuiiicou ally the same play that won the yards. Tartrnmith inrr nvaf nn He mm fered its first defeat of the season e.acnn boston college cave trie visiting He flung a pass to Powell for six in. Th inHiana rwnaiir.H when it finished fourth here today however. Notre Dame, with Lujack rtch a statistical walloping Wesleyan Has First Unbeaten Football Team service. He snatched at the ball, whirled and charged 15 yards toward and into the right corner behind four blockers.

Up to now and even beyond, B. C. looked invincible. It was bound yards, then charged out a first down .5 yards for offside, but Pulliam game last week for Tennessee over Mississippi), they had not yet made a first down. Through the entire game, the op on the 35.

made up the distance on the next in the New England Interscholaitic championships won by LaSalle Academy of Trovidence. doing most of the hurling, com-1 pleted only one pass. That toss a preposterous aspect. kokinrf 4V.0 tin. nfl Les agles foreed a tremendous At this point James Buford Proc tor of Nashville, was sen LaSulle runners totaled the low for No.

3 at the outset of the sec portunism of the Orange ana wniie became apparent. They had been sent in there to punt, pass and pray scurrying into the fray by Gen Bob scrimmage for a loss of five yards. "cord lb Northwestern connected on two orn grass of the ball yard. ii. i varri Pass.

They made 15 first downs to Tennes- ond period when, for the first time, MIDDLETOWtf. Nov. 16 weyland. He a ireshman tauoacK a halt in the heavy traffic toward With Governor and United States score of 48 with Capt Lou Lepry becoming the first Rhode Islander to win the individual title. He covered the 2li-mile course In 12 minutes.

He personally took it the last 35 v. 4 mimiim th see's five and their rushing-passing Senator-elect Raymond E. Baldwin yards, assisted by only one pass, last half after the quarterDacKB i in the stands Wesleyan finished an undefeated and untied season for Play. Fumbles Plague Indians Pulliam fumbled and Spcece, Cornell guard, recovered on the 6. When Dartmouth was offside, Cornell strode to the 3, where Kretz smashed over guard for the touchdown.

McLaughry, Big Green back; received the Cornell kfckoiT. and fumbled on his own 45. Cornell chalked 54.7 seconds. which he himself jtossed swiftly to Milner along the Tight sideline for I 1 assessed chances with a slick ball. tv.

nu minute I In the ordinary course of events East Providence was second the first time in history this after an ancient formula but a proven rut for Neyland teams which have lost only one game in the last four seasons he has been at the helm. Tennessee, battling with its back to the waU in the first period, made tse of its favorite weapon, the punt On every exchange, the Volunteers gained. B.llie Joe Rowan, kicking special a seven-yara gain to uie 10. Proctor did the rest. The Ten noon by sweeping over Trinity.

21 the team score, with Manchester, third. Beverly runners finished In the the Tennessee goal was declared. A partisan named Max Partin, a substitute halfback, called the pause. He leaped in the air to pick a long Panciera pitch out of the hands of Al Cannava down on the Vol's 24. Four plays later, a substitute center named Huester intercepted another B.

C. pass, and to 14. Two of Wesleyan's touchdowns nessee line, badly hoisted around the joint most of the day, suddenly commenced to lift. It plied gaping old when the Irish scored their first y0" wln anT 8 in which you ouchdown on a 63-yard push in the 0PP0Sltl0n by eight plays, featuring the line slash- col 2 Tarda. ing of Sitko who picked up 34 and "Vr MSi 14 varrU route.

errant B. C. team and it sealed its SHko caoned it with a one foot own doom with misplays. following order: Andrews 4th, Mac-Donald 91 h. Mason 18th, Dawe 71t, were scored by the overhead route, Morton to Wcnner and Forbes to holes in the tackles, and through Gobeille 72d.

them both left and right, Proctor up a 17-yard gain on a pass from Dean to Chollet. Kretz smashed through the left side of the Indian ist, was sent into the fray for one play. He produced with a 47-yard Melrose Hinh finishers were: Dundas. Robinson swept left and for the third tally and Wesleyan fought and squirmed and dove. He plunge and little "No.

1" Fred Earlev of Parkersburg. W. Va. B. C.

Scores Early lVfargeson 22d, K. Ames 27th, Tom runt that dribbled off on the nine added a safety when Weisnfluk, jammed the last three through B. C.s line to the 3 on a 14-yard dash. Trinity captain, attempted to punt side, piercing it into the end zone. With two feet to go for the touch went in to play his lone role as At the outset it swept Tennessee Dlacekicker.

The kick was good, out of its Dath with a eale of run- yard line. This punt soared way above the level of the Stadium. It was the highest kick the writer has Mitchell converted for a 20-13 and he hit twice later to run his ning plays. It accepted the opening lead, a magnificent uphill struggle by the Vols and then the flood gates down, Dean sneaked through the center for the six points andr made the extra one with a place kick. Dartmouth threw a scare into tho record to 2k conversions in ms last kickoit ana nurried 70 yards lor a lin 85th, Brackett DOth, W.

Ames Belmont High runners were: Markissen 31st. Nugent 51st. Rogge 57th, Houston 84th, Mclnnis 102d- Black Hawks Thump legged it like auld cootie was in pursuit fofr 70 yards for a score that was nullified by a clip block. Unfortunately, the block was made behind him, being worthless to his cause, but it saved B. C.

for the moment. In fact, it was a foreboding omen. 28 tries. toucnaown within five minutes. seen this year.

Boston also got a glimpse of the nest tackle who will operate on rearby gridirons this season. Dick Panelli ana sub ni uompers oi Tennessee six-man line was with the ball on his 12-yard line. It was blocked by CapU Medd and Moro of Wesleyan. Weisenfluk falling on the ball back of his own goal line for a Wesleyan safety. A 30-yard pass, Kunkiewicz to Ponsalle was the set up for Capt.

Weisenfluk to plant Trinity's first touchdon, Vibert converting Kun- Cornell camp when it marched 72 opened as B. C. resorted desperately to the air with a few minutes to play and brother Major and brother Slater dashed two interceptions Wheeling, W. Va accelerated first overshifting to the right and John Notre Dame touchdown in the Killelea and Bob Palladino were yaras on tne ground and through the Huffman was the best lineman on the field. air to me Big Green 2-yard stripe.

The best gains of the trlD were fourth quarter, Panelli ending a going back to their left flank for down the field. Tennessee turned the tide with Pensavelle'a 17 yards, and Albrecht's 61-yard parade by ramming over I knifing gams of five and six yards from the two. Later the Irish drove at a slice. Great Tackle Errs kowicz's 40-yard cass to Ponsalle its ability in following the ball. Of iu.

Score by Air 50 yards in eight plays with the In advancing ominously to the added another and Vibert con Rangers, 6-2, Climb Out of League Cellar NEW YORK, Nov. 18 (APIThe Chicago Black Hawks, sparked by three goals and two assists from Great as be was, Huffman was the its five scores one was set up on a three on pass interceptions Tennessee still didn't look like aid or sub coy Mcuee i-yara vols 35, tne men or Myers xe- verted. Big Green Threat Stopped roat of B. Cs second touchdown, and the filth by a tremendous cloud- much of anything until after it had patiently waited on this notoriously dash to score on raneurs one-yara sorted to merely one pass, a buck. screened job to the right, Pancy Panciera had dropped back to pass.

Cornell minted, and Dartmouth puncturing kick by Lund. This hoist was caught by Cannava on Falmouth Eleven Ninety seconds before the final lodging the ball in Falladino's clasc errant team B. C. obliged with a began another offensive march from gun. McGee, from Longview, and instigating a 12-yard advance.

fumble. Pancy was trying to hand He was rapidly pursued by the 130-pound but fleet Huffman. Huffman tried to grab Don's arm. tne a. U.

7, he signalling for a fair off the ball to Burns. It fell kerplop catch. the Big Red 30. This one reached the six-yard line before the Green was pushed back to the 19 by a tightened Red defense, and the half Routs Yarmouth. 20-0 recovered Richey Graham's fumble But with 32 yards to go Pancy on the Wildcats' 38 and four plays hurled his thunderbolt.

Killilea later Emil Slovak, a fourth-team was the mobile flanker to the left. at the B. C. 17. And a Tennessee therebr violating a cardinal rule of It lead directly to the Tennessee score, which Proctor personally Alex Kaleta, tonight stepped out of the National Hockey League cellar by boating the New York Rangers, 6-2, before a crowd of 15,518 at Madison Square Garden.

CHICAOO NEW YORK Bibeault. a. JUyner Hamilton, Co.vnl Wares, i 1 Colvilie Monienkn. Lanrle FALMOUTH. Nov.

16 A haDlesa character named Russas pounced upon it. They whacked away almost fruitlessly at the vigilant B. C. halfback from Eliston, crashed He cut down the grandstand slde- ended with the ball in Dartmouth's engineered, lor a 20-13 lead. possession on the 10.

The Vols were not scary on at 18 yards through the middle for the line, outran his cover," and fourth snatched Pancy's perfect pass over Yarmouth High eleven went down, 20-0, before Lawrence High of Falmouth at the Town Athletic Field outplaying Cornell cons stentlv tack. They operated out of the sin lice play; namely, tackle a passer ard don't wrestle with him. shrew Panciera who played a fine game for a freshman yesterday, outsmarted the mountainous tackle and got off the screen pass which Eddie Burnt lugged over behind a five-man phalanx of in first downs throughout the third gle wing, with the a. b. under cen line with meagre results.

So it came to be fourth down, and four. The situation called for a pass. Tennessee did not give the clients the here this afternoon. northwestern Corskl, 1e: Ivy, it; his right shoulder at the 5. rushing rtifranceaca.

is: SarkUlan. HiTsch. jnto tne end 20ne unattended. Panciera pummelled over the ter, sometimes taking the ball. Their jlentley Hs''l Jienlley, 1 w.

f'H Referee. Bill Charwtrk. Linesmen. U.il Scoring for the Falmouth team period, tne ureen reached the touchdown stripe midway in the period, after driving 75 yards. Bothnick and Douglas, with line smashes, annexed ground game netted only 56 yards.

It was reefed high on the B. C. line was George Fish. Don Beauchemin ib. extra digit via placement.

Ed Clasbv swerve. It passed. James Buiord Scherr and mmy Babooes, C'hlcsao snares: Manned Km NOTRE DAME Martin. 1e: Connor, It; holritnif Ith. Jri- and Dick Cummings.

Proctor, whose three scoring throws most of the way. sti.n, Relse. Ciee. Iliads. Hml4, itaiet.

iSrab, The Eagles very shortly marched had licked Ole Miss seven "davi FALMOtTTH Peterson, le; Desoitra. It Huffman more than made up for lJli'R H01CC-K. Their determination Was superior a first down on the 37. Douglas got i in mixer, rmnc n. irsrm New York snares; (jvru.

tjmlTIBrtf, tnastone, inD; bitKO. rno: jvieno. 10. 68 yards for a 13-0 lead, strewing earlier, parked the ball into the to their offensive weapons. This ItJS Ey rcpeaieaiy tacKIing saieues.rt: re; Smith, qb; Oliver, lhb udell.

Warwick. Cooper. De Marco, Notre Dame .....7 0 0 20 27 1 away a beautiful aerial to Monahan to set the pigskin down on the Cor Bo.uLneniin, rnu; vummmgs. xo. team could have been blown off nell 23 for a 30-yard gain.

Notre Dame Scorinst Touchdowns SHko, Panello "for Melloi 2, Slovak (for Sitko). Points after touchdown: Eajiey (lor Liv- First Period ftoaiaP Marco 8:10, Ksleta (Hamlll, 1 1:40. Plade ijohnstonj 1J.S4. Penait.ae Seward. Munroe.

Tripp. Seward. the field at the start. But it had the patience to spare and hold on until Then came Williams sparkling Gilmer Passes 1 1 divvwi. rri unnifr, qo ovotu.

InD Kelley, rhbi Leonovich. It. Ci.K.titiitinr,.- Northwestern End. Zu-i run through the right side of the the. fury of the B.

C. attack was Rrore by period I 9 ravleT. Farrell, Clark: tackles. Bawle. Fa- Big Rod line lor the touchdown.

Falmouth a with violence and pouring throuch the line to dump backs for 10-yard losses. Boston College's reversal In form Kfter a bonanza first period, might br traced to the five interceptions end two fumbles. Tennessee has bren advertised as a team waiting for breaks. Tha generous Eagles provided same. Using these advantages and com- eers.

Knauer. Sewalj: euards. DePauw. 1 Nemeth. Oldach: center.

Hourek. Peter- fjflTlfl TO son: ciuarterbecks, Keefe, Burson; half- Harvard Freshmen Trim Brown Yearlings on Gridiron, 28-7 Toiirhdrmrnii Flih. Cummins, peau- spent. BOSTON COLT.EGB Llnkf. let King, It: Giiinelli, lg; Twomny, V.

Piillaillno. ig; Stautner, rt; Papaleo. Panciera. qb: ManKene, lhb; Killelea, rhb) it. Palladino.

fb. with Cornell players Ineffectively setting up hlncks, Pulliam kicked the txtr point. beck. Aschenbrenner. Connor.

rnemia. i-ninta ffter touchdown Bej eheniln, Costa. Referee. (Walter SUhur umpire. Vto Tasmari( linMman.

Ve unt: fullbacks. Jjyensi. oranam. u. With the ball on the Cornell 27- Don Bears.

Notre uarrve: tnoi, onusiunu, li Vanderbilt Win teTer: Ala- Nov. 16 Siegle, nan. O'Connor! Russell; TENNirsEBJ Hubbell. le: HurTman. It; prfe.

Ig; Stephenson, Tn ost, rg; Craw- Umont. WiBhtkin. Espanan. Z. tackle.

rllon. Sufiivan. Clfelli, tuid. rt: Jordan, re: Atitrhell. nb: Slntr i Timnn.

Second Peru .1 Hsmtll Ksief it 1 Kaleta: iwh'H I'riiallle' Muriiui 1. Lanilrmrt. t'erlud Gniila Mca'all N. Colvilie) 7 .13. Kaleta (Wis, lUrtui-ton) 1 Kairt (M.

Dentlo) Uul. Psnslty Lamli ande. Record Tororito Crowd Watch Leafs Blank Canadiens, 3 to 0 TORONTO. Nov. 18 fAD The Using the same pass of offense yard line at the start of the fourth period, after Dartmouth had marched from Its own 45.

Kretz guards. Rovai. SignaMO. Mcuxine, lyieier, O'Connor: centers. W.

Walsh. Scott. Statistics at South Benrl Mii.rt.rhacir Aanrjauen. nai- ivr iiaii vjruuicj Av-jaiu which clicked against Dartmouth Freshmen last week, the Harvard broke up the threat by intercepting Northwestern N. T.

grTeVV cte'dtJte' SwufcS touchdown pass to Hugh Morrow 21.1.?r'r"1?.vifcg"i1s';fc SXZS in the final seconds of the first Stetuto; 423 Pensavclle pass on the 2. Dart lhb; J. Hillman. rhb; Major, fb. Score by period 1 2 3 4 Tolal Tennessee 0 7 6 20 33 Boston College .13 0 0 13 Touchdowns, Killelea, Burns.

Powell, Proctor. Major. Slater, l.und. Points alter touchdowns. Panciera.

Mitchell (3). Substitutes: Boston College F.nds, Sniiiney, Gould. inks. Wlsniewski. Nur- Yd talned.

rushlnt (net! 52 i First downs A tresnmen went tnrough the air, with quarterback Jim Kenary toss 111 i raf mouth later got as far as the Ithacnns' 26. CORNKLL Rogers, le: Wydn, 11: Qulnn. half provided the margin of victory Forward pfes attempted 1( Forward pae completed Yds earned, forward pass 31 mrnm. American Hockey League today as Alabama took a 12-7 ver- ing, and defeated the Brown Freshmen, 28-7 yesterday afternoon at Soldiers Field. It was the second Ig; Daukas, i'i'iivnni ig; Kutrnun.

rt; den, McCarthy. Sluka; tacklrs. Donovan, 7 8 -I as ao4 4S larcest hockey citrwd in the history diet from Vanderbilt which pushed aioii, wi guams. uaronc, uuinn: centers. ZissiM, Kennedy; bucks, nutns of Miiple laf Gardens 18,315 paid "75 rwarcl passe Interc by 1 Yds lain runb'h.

int pass 9 1'untinC aver. acrlmmae 1 Tnlal yd all kirks ret ..1.1 Opponent iimbles tec 0 Vards lost, penalties 25 victory in six starts for the Yard- Plttaburlh SI I.OUH tn tha final if i i iHsoy, HtmedeUO, Lanoue, customerssaw the Toronto Maple Leafs take undisputed leadership of westpiial. re; uraii, qo; Men, jno; Chollet. rhb; Wright, fb. DARTMOUTH Monahan, re; Hannigan, rt; Alvarez, rg; A.

Carey, A. Young, Ig; Lewis. It: Russell, le: Sullivan, qb; Tracy, rhb; O'Brien, lhb: H. Carey, fb. Score by periods 12 3 4 Total Cornell 7 14 0 21 1 ssringneid Indianapolis ttio after being badly outplayed for the roi.K.sani.

aangin. mianes. Tennessee Knds. Powell. Russas.

Pike Wood: tackles. Meseroll. Francis. Wild- first three quarters. man.

fBiciousis, negina. Slapieton; guards. Vugnn, Schuler. Howard. Fulton, Myers: "Bama's first score, on a 49-yard Dartmouth 0 0 7 7 Jfoues Bulck c-emers, riueser.

tncKS, rluodlcston rV -J I V.Q I. rrA A lings. HARVARD FRESHMAN Mazzone, Leavitt, Bisbee, Bradlee, it; Stone, Lodge, Gulden, lg; Cletcher, Hoaghund. Stone, Ward, Moore, McCoy. Broughton.

Pea-body. Kelley, rg; Hickcl, Kiely. Ashman, Stensrud, rt; Harding McCullough, Almy, re; Kenary, Parker, Crosby, Goodrich, lhb: Garter, Kstes, Reiner, rhb: Maran-giello, Lamb, Merkle. MofHe, Nolan, Goldsmith, fb. BROWN 1TOESWMEN Bass.

Mahnnev. drive, featured short gains by Gil Fielden, Hill. Lund, Partin, Balitsans. Touchdowns Kretl 2, Dean. Wtlllam.

Points after touchdown, Dean 3. Pulliam. Substitutions Cornell: Ends. Bolaer. Mosser, Lansing.

Dlstaslo. Hargrave; tackles, Davis, Gryska. Kostes, Cronin; mer and Billy Cadehead, which fflimrr, iwwan, Meieree. -aui jv. swameld.

Brown; urn pire. Rumsey Taylor, Georgetown; field the National League tonight when they whitewashed their arch-rivals, the Montreal Canadiens, 3-0. MONTREAL Durnan. Reardon, rrl: Bouchard, Id; Lech, Richard, rw; Blake, lw. TORONTY) Rrnrtu, gl Tftmivm, rH: Mortson.

Id! Kennedy. Meeker, rwj Lynn. lw. Referee, King Clancyt Bneemen, 8an McCabe and Doug Young. MONTREAL SPARES Harmon.

Jger. Filion, Reay. Allen, Mosdell. Peters Gravelle. Parge'er.

Imoreux. TORONTO SPARES Pojle. Stewart. FTinirki. Anns.

Bodnar. Klukay. Metx. guards, Bpeece, riyie, joso, Mapatowicz, Busch. Youngling: centers.

Pastuck: backs. mage. Marry u. Mount. Armour: line man.

August P. Cervini, Holy Cross. Bums. Wheeler, Sanchek, 6aylor, Dono-frio. Holland.

Bradley. Dawson. Dorset. CHILLS utt FEVER! re, i eison ocwai uuiy, rt: ttoes, jviaver. rg; Scott.

DeCaeeajre. Kelley, Schiller. Ig; Marshall, coio. It: Murphy. Provost, Brown.

It: Hand Sullivan. Mahoney, Dartmouth: took the ball to the Vandy one. Hal Self plowed over on a quarterback sneak. With SO seconds left, big Vaughn Mancha recovered a Vandy fumble on the 20. Gilmer's first pass was incomplete, but he hit Morrow with the second.

Jamie Wade, Vandy freshman Krids. I'oet, Huscn: tackle, ucas. VoKt. Falklni guards. Ends; Poet, Rusch: tackle, TL Lewis.

CI J. Young: center. Shrack: backs. Pensa- iter. Younar: center.

Khrack: rnD; Houston, rateroo, ino; uewey, Jrur- slas. McLaughry Mcmughr valle, costeuo, Douglas. Bart- mgion, biooci, id. nick. Williams.

Pulliam, Albrechi, Arm- Stnowskl. Hoesch. strong. O'LMrv. Harvard I 3 Scores Recalled.

N. H. Settles for Tie With Uconns, 12-12 DURHAM, N. Nov. 16 The University of New Hampshire Wildcats came from behind to tie FIRST PFTKlUiJ ooai, Appe tsiewan.

Penalty, Meeker. Referee. O. Davhoff. Bucknell arown 1 1, V.

Tl 1 1 Systematic Check-Ups Will Prevent Unexpected Break-Downs Touchdown. Moffia 2. Goodrich 9. halfback, started on his 22, fired CHVU fEKl'u lioeia. RBmw linesman.

P. E. Getlhner. NT. Y.

U.J field Points by goal after touchdown, Kenary tMeeker), Kennedy (SUnowski 11 -4S Penalties. Reardon. Bouchard. judge, George Forbes, Niagara. an 18-yard pass to Daryl May for 18 and then fired two more tosses j-rovoei.

haieiie. tjramion. Keieree, Arthur J. Ttimr. TTmntre.

Jame I Richard. third PERIOD Goals, Pen Duffy. Linesman. John F. Kelleher.

Field Statistics at Ithaca alties, Thomson, Leger. judge. William Carty. Time, 4 ISm period. Dartmouth Cornell First down 17 the University of Connecticut, 12 to 12.

before 6000 fans today at Lewis Yards gained rushing National Hockey League LAST NIGHT RESl LIS a 231 0 3 94 Field. After having three touchdowns Toronto .1, Montreal 0 icaao 6, New York 7. to John North to reach the Bama' 31. Later Bobby Berry scored on a one-yard plunge. The summary: VANDERBILT North, 1e: Hamilton.

It; Robertson, la; Clark, Cooper. Sat-terfield. rt: Webb, re; Owen, qb: Allen, lhb; Bushmaiaer, rhb: McDavid, tb. ALABAMA Cook, le; Whitley, It: Wozniak, Is; Mancha. Fillipim, re; Flowers, rt; Grantham, re; Self, Qb: Gilmer, lhb; Cadehead, rhb; Hodges, fb.

Score by Period I 2 3 4 Total Alabama 0 If 6 0 12 Vanderbilt 0 0 7 7 Ch Respingo Takes Lynch 'Cap BOWIE, Nov. 16 (AP) Gustave Ring's Respingo won the $7500-added Thomas K. Lynch Memorial Handicap before an inaugural crowd of 18.000 at Bowie forward passes j.i Forward passes 4 Yards by forward passes 87 Forward passes Intercepted by I Yards gained runback lnt passes 21 Punting average (from trr mm STANDING called back, Bruce Mather of Med-ford, connected with Earlon Seewards with a 30-yard cass that 1 0 for At Pts Toronto NOYES BUICK SERVICE 25 Buiclc Off 881 Commonwealth Ava. Seawards took over his shoulder on 47 BOSTON Montreal the five, to score the tying touch- Total yards, all kickg re- today, romping to the finish 2V4 11 20 Iletrcut 9 8 i. tt rt Mntun linl- mnr, -ha, twn turned zz 3 New York.

AO Chicago ir-uKi-iis iiwufc ui vi. umntu, opponent fumbles recovered Hammer-Lock. 1 minutes to go In the final quarter. Yards lost by penaltieg to Touchdowns Berry. Keif.

Morrow. Points after touchdown. Berry. i.