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OCT. 2, 1933 PAGE EIGHT THE PADUCAH SUN-DEMOCRAT Paducahans Play As Wildcats Romp Over Oglethorpe, 66 To 0 Notre Dame Uses Football Scores Tilghman-Memorial Play-By-Play Kentuckians Score Two Or More Times In Each Quarter; Petrels Penetrate Territory Only Twice Vanderbilt Beats Western, 12 To Housman Tallies Tilghman lineup and Johnstone went back in lor Stone. Walker lineup. Wagner Intercepted TunstlU's pass and returned yard to the Tilghman 23-yard line. Statistics 80 Men Drubbing Kansas By 50-O SOUTH BEND, Oct lVPl Notr Dame, sparked by classy sophomor and powered by almost a score of hard-running ball car- riers, rolled over Kansas 62 to 0 today.

The Irish scored In every period to rout the Jayhawks and give promise of producing one of the strongest running games ta recent Notre Dame gridiron history. Bob Saggau of Denlson, Iowa, six-foot sophomore, broke away for the longest touchdown run of the afternoon, 61 yards. Kansas relied- largely on, passes and in Sophomore Ralph Miller had a tosser of high caliber. In the final period two aerials carried Kansas to the Notre Dame 14 for the Jayhawks best scoring bid, but an Intercepted pass ruined that Notre Dame used about 80 men during the game. By CHARLES MOLONY LEXINQTON, Ky, Oct.

lm- Kentucky romped over Oglethorpe University of Atlanta 68 to 0 to-' day in an exhibition of unrestrained coring before 7,000 fans. The Wildcats piled up two or more touchdowns In every quarter, gaining at will while Oglethorpe's attack was completely stymied un til It struck thlrd-strlngers In the final period. Kentucky rolled up 14 first downs, netted 325 yards by rushing, and "n'r completed seven of seventeen passes "'for 183 yards to account for Its 10 touchdowns. The Stormy Petrels were able to penetrate Wildcat territory only twice. Final period advances carried them -once to Kentucky's 36, and gain to the Wildcats' 45 before "'bogging.

The Georgians netted but 33 yards from scrimmage, and completed three of seven passes for nine yards. Carl Combs, 165-pound halfback from Hazard, who divided scoring honors with Dameron Davis, of Dayton, Ky with a pair of touch- downs, made the longest run of the game but a penalty nullified it. Beautiful blocking cut holes in the Oglethorpe forward wall time and again and left the Wildcat backs clear for deep thrusts Into opposing territory. The Kentucky I-forwards broke through the Oglethorpe line with comparative ease. Lineup and summary: '-Oglethorpe (0) Po.

Kentucky (66) Petosls LE Scott A. Zelencik LT Brown Leskosky LG Willoughby Moreno Axelberg F. Zelencik Mills P. Kelley Locasio George Manassa Hlnkebein RG Spickard RT Reld RE Spears QB Shepherd LH Zoeller RH Davis FB Carnes Score by periods: Oglethorpe 0 T. 0 0 00 Montana "State 0 Utah ,34 College of Idaho 6 Utah State 44 Western State 0 Colorado 7 Colorado State 0 Wyoming 0 FRIDAY HIGH SCHOOL Madlsonvllle 2 Mayfleld 0 Marion 6 Morganfield Oi Princeton 7 Dawson Springs 0 Hopkinsvllle 18 Bowling Green 0 Providence 7 Cadi 0 Owensbore 6 Central City 0 TTnlnn Mir 10 Fnltnn II VIUUU SVJ hvu H.mi1maii 911 11 i aaviiuvi ovaa Metropolis 6 Murray Irvine 6 Hazard 0 Glasgow 19 Campbells ville 0 Bardstown 24 St, Augustine 13 Lexington 27 Corbin 7 Shelbyville 20 Ruby 0 Boston College 13 Northeastern 0 Texas Tech 7 Duquesne ft George Washington 7 Fnrman 0 Syracuse 27 Clarkson 0 Manhattan 19 Niagara 0 S.

W. (Memphis) 47 Sewanee 0 Wake Forest 31.. The Citadel 0 NASHVILLE, Oct. 1-W) A long pass and one sustained scoring drive gave Vanderbilt University a 13 to 0 victory today over Western Kentucky Teachers ta a sluggish and dull game before 7,000 spectators. Obviously playing under draps and allowing nothing but the most orthodox of offensive plays, the Commodores pushed across a touchdown In the final period after scoring on a 26-yard aerial toss In the second period.

Lunny Holllns, sub for Bert Marshall at quarterback, broke off tackle early In the second period for 24 yards and two plays later flipped the touchdown pass to Cap tain Marvin Franklin who caught the ball on the 3-yard line. The Teachers, displaying a sur prislngly stubborn defensive, held off every other scoring thrust of the Commodores until the final period when Holllns again got loose for a 19-yard jaunt that ended on the 1-yard line. Hardy Housman of Mayfleld, Ky cracked right guard for the tally. The Teachers' offensive shone brilliantly In the opening period when they taUled four first downs and gained 76 yards on the ground, once driving to the Vandy 13-yard line. But after that period they failed to register another first down and never got closer to payoff dirt than the 28-yard une.

Lineups and summary: Teachers Pos. Vanderbilt Clark Franklin Byrd LT Petrone Triplett LG EUis Van Meter Agee Goranflo RG Anglin Paneplnto RT Smith Pittman RE Hinton G1U QB MarshaU Biblch LH Housman Oliver Relnschmldt Murphy FB Hugglns Score by periods: T. Teachers 0 0,0 00 Vanderbilt 0 6 0 612 Scoring touchdowns Franklin, Housman. Subs Shine As Army Drubs Virginia Tech WEST POINT, N. Oct 1 VP) Army crushed Virginia Tech's outclassed grid team here today 39 to 0, with a powerful array of gold-helmeted running wUd against the southerners.

With only one first team back ta the lineup Wilson the soldiers broke loose for four touchdowns ta the first period and then poured to the substitutes. WUson opened the scoring from his own 38, running through the entire team. After, Wilson intercepted a Tech pass on his own 37, he passed to Yeager, who caught the ball on the 50 and raced to the goal. Army's weighty backs worked the baU to the Tech 36 a few minutes later. Mullta caught WUson's pass on the 15 and scored standing up.

Kelleher, taking the baU on' his own 39 and breaking through left tackle for a long scoring run, ended the first period Georgia Noses Out S. Carolina 7 To 6 COLUMBIA, S. Oct 1 VP) The Georgia Bulldogs nosed out South Carolina's Gamecocks, 7 to 6, ta an lnter-conference football game here today. Fifteen thousands saw the contest. COCHRANE QUITS BASEBALL CHICAGO, Oct 1OJ.R) Mickey Cochrane, who managed the Detroit Tigers to the American League pennant ta 1934 and 1935 and captured the world championship the latter year, was "entirely out of basebaU" today and wUl be employed as a special representative ta the Detroit area by the Dryden Rubber Company.

HUGG'S ITCH OINTMENT 60c $1.00 "If Guaranteed Kentucky 19 14 13 2066 Kentucky scoring: touchdown, 2, Zoeller, Combs 2, John-. eon, Shepherd, Ishmael, Hardin, Mason. Points from try after touchdown Carnes, Zoeller Hammond, Ishmael (placements), Shepherd 2 (received pass, dropkicked). r- Substitutions: Oglethorpe Smith, Paulk, Slay, Maman, Sheffield, M. Kelley, King, Preston, worth, Chesser, Forkner, Schwabe, Thomason.

Kentucky Elbner, Parda, Mason, Combs, Tognocchi, Ishmael, Ramsey, Denham, Huddleston, Powell, Palmer, Bailey, Jackowskl, Hardin, Jacobs, Vires, McCarthy, Gambol, McCubin, Johnson, Linden, Hammond, Black, Martin, Fritz, Morgan went back in for Bowland. W. Hillenbrand ran around right end for 8 yards. W. HiUenbrand gained 8 yards but Memorial's back-field was In motion and a 8-yard penalty was fctepped off.

The pll was recalled and Tilghman took the ball on its 13-yard line where it had recovered a fumble, "May took Cook's place. Tunstlll lost 7 yards on an end run. Tunstill kicked out on the Tilghman 44-yard line. Cook came back In for May. Will passed to W.

HUlenbrand for 8 yards. En dress took EUesper-mann's place and Memorial drew a 6-yard penalty for too many timeouts. Orr went In for Hank, WIU passed to W. Hillenbrand for a gain of i yard. W.

HiUenbrand drove through center for 12 yards and a first down on the Tilghman 28-yard line. W. HiUenbrand passed to WU1 who caught the baU on the goal line and stepped over for a touchdown. The pass traveled 45 yards In the air. W.

Hillenbrand kicked goal, MEMORIAL 7, TILGHMAN 8. Kessler came In for Doerr. W. Hillenbrand kicked off to Davis who returned 25 yards to his 45-yard line. Davis' pass was Incomplete.

Hauke went In for En-dress. Gilbert went through center for 8 yards. TunstlU's pass to Davis was incomplete. TunstlU went around right end for 7 yards and a first down on the Memorial 40-yard line. Davis missed TunstlU's long pass.

TunstlU threw a long pas to Morgan for a touchdown. Morgan was in the clear just In front of the goal line and stepped over for the touchdown Just as the game ended. Davis kicked goal but both teams were bffside and It did not count, Davis' second attempt was bad. TILGHMAN 12, ME' MORIAL 7. Luckman's Passes Enable Columbia To Trounce Yale YALE BOWL, NEW HAVEN.

Oct. 1 (P) Sid Luckman paced Columbia's light blue eleven to a smashing 27 to 14 triumph over Yale today before 35,000 fans. The Lions' senior halfback scored one touchdown and set up three others as Columbia tallied once ta the first period, twice ta th second and once in the fourth. Columbia played with only three substitutions and ta the last 'period wearily held a horde of eager Yale reserves at bay. The Ells scored when BUI John blocked a kick on the Columbia 16 and gaUoped over.

The second period won the game. After one march was halted on the three, Luckman's return of a punt, a pass and two running plays put the baU on the 13 and RadvUas skirted end ta absurdly easy fash-Ion. The second score was just, as smoothly fashioned with the baU on the Yale 35 when Luckman ducked two tacklers, stepped forward and passed over the goal line to Frank Stulgaltis. His last air raid came ta the fourth. He ran from the Yale 40 back to his own 37, eluded a tackier and passed to Art RadvUas on the Yale ten.

Another pass, from his 20 to Gerhard Seidel, put the baU on the three and the latter, a fine carrier aU day, smashed over for the final touchdown. Northwestern Hits Kansas State 21-0 EVANSTON, IU, Oct 1 W-Northwestern opened its football season with a 21 to 0 victory over Kansas State before 35,000 spectators today. The visitors reached Northwestern' 20 yard line only twice, while the Wildcats scored on three long marches. Atlanta Takes Third In Dixie Series BEAUMONT, Tex, Oct. 1 (Ph- The Atlanta Crackers defeated a somewhat listless Beaumont team 5 to 4 here today for their third straight win ta the Dixie series.

b'ma AW Goyoto comfort, the popular HIGH SCHOOL TUhman 12 EvanavUle Memorial 7 EvaiMvllle Boaae 47 lUckneU Aahland 53 LouUa I Manual 81 SturgU 0 McKeU 14 Morehead COLLEGE SCORES Intersection! Louisiana State Z0 Texaa I Sou. Methodist 29 Arizona 7 V. M. I. 0 Navy 28 Virginia Teoh 0 Army 39 Maryland 0 Penn State 33 Ilampden-Syd.

9 Geo'townU. 51 Ohio Wesleyan 0 MarshaU Centenary 28 Hardln-Slmmona 1) South Oglethorpe 0 Kentucky 66 Weatera Ky. 9 Vanderbilt 11 Florida 0 Mis Stat 22 Chattanooga 7 Centre 18 Clemson 7 Tennessee 20 Auburn 0 Tulane 0 Carolina 21,.... N. C.

State 0 Georgia 7 South Carolina Randolph Macon 7 Richmond 12 Davidson 0 Duke 27 Guilford 6 Wofford Miss. College 33 La. College 14 Emory At Henry 0, Western N.C. 0 Alabama 34 Howard' 0 Mercer 0 Georgia Tech 19 Wash A Lee 0 Virginia 13 Carson Newman 13 Union CoL 6 Union Frosh 0 Murray Frosh 26 Apprentice 9 William Si Mary 8 Appalachian -7 Newberry 0 Ky. S.I.C.

(col.) 86 Miss. S.I.C. 0 Mid-West Drake 13 Washington (Mo.) 25 Indiana 0 Ohio State 6 Colorado 7 Missouri 14 Kansas St 0 Northwestern 21 Nebraska 7 Minnesota 18 Kansas 0 Notre Dame 52 Marquette 0 Wisconsin 27 Michigan 14 Michigan State 9 Bradley 0 Chicago 0 Franklin 14 Indiana State 13 Flnelay 0 Case 53 Hiram 6 Baldwin-Wallace 34 De Paul 7 Illlnoii 44 Purdue 21 Butler 6 Hanover 14 Wabash 8 Knox 7 Ripon 0 Illinois College 13 Parson 12 Depauw 41 Evansville 0 Luther 7 Iowa State 32 Oberlin 6 Rochester 6 Coe 2 Lawrence 6 Toledo 26 St. Joseph's 0 Akron 0 Wayne 16 Defiance 0 Detroit Tech 64 Illinois Normal 14 Dubuque 25 Ashland 0 Wooster 39 Valparaiso (Ind.) 13 Capital 14 Miami 39 Mt. Union 0 James Milllkin 20 Principia 0 Clarion (Pa) Teach.7 City 6 Ellendale Normal 6 0 Illinois Wesleyan 0 Cincinnati 8 Western Reserve 33 Yotngstown 0 Omaha Univ.

6 S. Dak. State 26 East Columbia 27 1. Yale 14 Brown 20 Harvard 13 Upsala 0 Fordham 47 Lafayette 6 Pennsylvania 34 Colgate ,6 Cornell 15 Pitt 28 Ternple 6 Williams 0 Princeton 39 Vermont 14 Rutgers 15 International 0 Villanova 59 Geneva 0 Albright 19 Mass. State 0 Bowdoin 32 Springfield 6 Amherst 6 Buffalo 2 C.

N. Y. 15 Tuft 0 Colby'23 Rhode Island 13 Holy Cross 64 New Hampshire 22 Bates 6 N. Y. U.

19 Maine 0 Hobart 0 Norwich 20 West Va. Wesleyan 6 W. Va. 38 Marietta 0 Wash. Jefferson 27 St.

Lawrence 0 Dartmouth 51 Geneva 0 Albright 19 Muhlenbreg 19 Dickinson 7 Lebanon Val. 12 Franklin Mar. 27 Boston University 6 Lehigh 8 Gettysburg 14 Bucknell 27 Davis Elklns 0 Carnegie Tech 49 Southwest Oklahoma 7 Rice 6 Tulsa U. 0 Texas A. M.

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Single Breasted Drapes in Herrir.g-bones. OTHER GOOD SUITS including Fashion Park. $19.50 to $45 WARRIS iV nil 4 I'lHST QUARTER Memorial won the toss and chose to receive, Tilghman electing to defend the south goal. Davis kicked off to F. Hillenbrand who returned 13 yards to the Evansville 37.

W. Hillenbrand gained 7 yards around his right end. Bougeno threw Will for a loss of 3 yards on an attempted sweep of his left end. W. Hillenbrand lost 1 yard, Orr tackling.

Grassman punted to Tunstill who was downed in his tracks on the Tilghman 20-yard line, Gilbert sained 3 varda at left guard. Walker tore through cenTer for 11 yards and a flrsf down. Tunstill swept his right 'tnd for 6 yards. Walker lost 3 yards when he fell in an attempt to go around his left end. TunstlU's pass to Davis was long and Tunstlll kicked to Hillenbrand who returned 10 yards to the Me morial 36-yard line.

Cook hit WiU after a 1-yard gain. F. Hillenbrand gained 6 yards over right guard. W. Hillenbrand gained 12 yards around right end for a first down on the Tilghman 45.

Bougeno threw Will for a loss of 4 yards. W. Hillenbrand gained 5 yards on a cutback Inside of tackle. Will gained 6 yards on a reverse, Gilbert tackling, Grassman's pass was knocked down by Davis and Tilghman took the ball on downs on its 37-yard line. Adams replaced Gholson In the Tilghman lineup.

stone took Johnstone's place for Memorial. Walker gained 4 yards at right guard. Gilbert plunged through guard for 10 yards and a first down. Memorial called time out. Tunstill gained 4 yards over left tackle.

Gilbert went throueh cen ter for 5 yards. Walker gained 5 yards for a first down on the Memorial 34-yard line. Tunstill lost a yard at right end as the first quarter ended. TILGHMAN 0. MEMORIAL 0.

SECOND QUARTER Syers replaced Morgan In the 25,000 See Brown Upset Harvard By Score Of 20 To 13 CAMBRIDGE, Oct. 1 UP) The best Brown football team In six years overcame Harvard's well- drilled forces, 20-13, today before 25,000 fans, This opening game set-back was the second In the Crimson's long history, the other occurlng 12 years ago when Tiny Geneva administered a rude shock to the Crimson's pride. The Bruins veteran Irving (Shine) Hall twice climaxed 60-yard marches by scoring from Inside Harvard's five-yard line. The other Brown tally came when Johnny O'Leary Intercepted a Crimson pass on his 20-yard line and lateraled to John McLaughry, brawny son of the Brown coach, who dashes 75 yards into the Harvard end zone unchal lenged. Frank Foley counted the first Crimson- potato ta the second by sprinting 73 yards Inside his right tackle.

Harvard was trailing 20-6 with only eight minutes left in the game when Bob Burnett completed a 47-yard scoring pass to Captain Bobby Green. Wisconsin's Reserve Strength Wears Down Marquette Squad 27-0 MADISON, Oct. 1 Cm- Wisconsin's formidable reserve strength wore down a fighting Marquette University football team today and the Badgers scored a 27 to 0 victory ta the 14th renewal of a bitter lntra-state rivalry. Early Scoring Wins For Cornell, 15 To 6 ITHACA, N. Oct l-VP) Touchdown runs by Brud Holland, ail-American end and Ken Brown, reserve fullback, gave Cornell a 15-6 victory over Colgate today.

All the scoring came ta the first period as Cornell gained a safety on a blocked kick, and Colgate scored on a pass from Hal Lube to Don Wemple. Mississippi State Beats Florida 22-0 STATE COLLEGE, Miss, Oct. 1 (P) Backed by Jack Nix, Junior halfback, the Mississippi State Col lege football team rolled over Flor ida 23-0 before a homecoming crowd here today. Taking the lead in the first peri od, the Maroons were never ta danger. Vander Meer, Derringer And WCormick Sign Up CINCINNATI, sDct.

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Morgan returned for Syers. Tilgh man taking a timeout. Gilbert sneaked through guard for 2 yards. TunstlU's pass to Davis was barely long and Memorial took the ball on downs on its own 28-yard line. W.

Hillenbrand, running from a spread, gained 7 yards around right end, Walker tackling. W. Hillenbrand lost 5 yards after a swarm of Tilghman tacklers hit him, W. Hillenbrand gained 10 yards but Memorial was offside and drew a 5-yard penalty. Grassman kicked to Tunstill who returned 10 yards to the Memorial 45-yard Ellspermann Intercepted Davis' pass and brought It back 10 yards to his own 36-yard line.

Cook and Gilbert tackled Will without gain. W. Hillenbrand failed to gain at center. Grassman, on an end-around, gained 1 yard, Grassman punted to Tunstill who returned 3 yards to the Tilghman 34-yard line. Tunstlll gained 5 yards at left end.

Gilbert gained 2 yards at center. Stone again replaced Johnstone. Tilghman called timeout. Gholson went in for Adams. Bougeno made 18-yards on an end-around for a first down.

Gilbert gained 9 yards on a screen pass. Tunstlll sped around right end for 12 yards but the play was recalled and Tilghman penalized 5 yards for backfield in motion. Tunstill lost 2 yards In an attempt to skirt his right end. TunstlU's pass to Davis was knocked down. TunstlU's pass to Davis was long and Incomplete, giving Memorial the ball on downs on Its 40-yard line.

Dlehl came In for Stone. Tun still Intercepted F. Hillenbrand's pass on the Tilghman 40-yard line. Memorial took timeout. Hank went In for Orr.

Walker fell down and lost 3 yards at left end. Tunstill gained 9 yards at right end. Tunstlll passed to Davis for 9 yards and a first down. Davis missed TunstlU's pass. May took Cook's place.

Tunstill passed to Davis for 30 yards and a first down on the Memorial 15-yard line as the first half ended. TILGHMAN 0, MEMORIAL 0. THIRD QUARTER W. Hillenbrand kicked off to Tunstlll who returned 15 yards to the 30-yard line. Walker gained 5 yards at left tackle.

Tunstlll went around right end for 14 yards and a first down. Walker gained 11 yards around left end for a first down on the Memorial 40-yard line. Gilbert gained 3 yards at right guard. Walker gained 3 yards on a half spinner. Tunstlll drove over left tackle for 4 yards and a first down.

Gilbert tore through center for 11 yards and a first down on the 19- yard line. Stone came In for Johnstone as Memorial took timeout. Bougeno, on an end-around paly, went 19 yards for a touchdown, running nicely behind great blocking. Davis' kick for the extra point hit the crossbar and bounded back. TILGHMAN 6, MEMORIAL 0.

Davis kicked off to F. Hillenbrand who returned 13 yards to the 35-yard line. Tilghman called timeout. Gholson went In for Adams. W.

Hillenbrand fumbled and lost 4 yards, his knee touching the ground and killing the play. Will gained 4 yards around left end, Walker tackling. W. Hillenbrand fumbled but recovered for a 1-yard gain. Grassman punted to Tunstill who returned 12 yards to his 45-yard line.

Gardner took F. Hillenbrand's place. Walker gained 4 yards at left tackle. Gilbert gained 13 yards but the Tornado's backfield was In motion and Tilghman drew a 5-yard penalty. TunstlU's pass to Davis was knocked down.

Walker gained 1 yard at left guard. Tunstill punted out on the Memorial 27-yard line. Davis threw W. Hillenbrand for a 5-yard loss. Will gained 2 yards, Cook tackling.

W. Hillenbrand's long pass was Incomplete. Grass-man punted to Tunstlll who returned 17 yards to the Memorial 45. Gilbert sneaked through guard for 5 yards. Walker was thrown for a loss of 2 yards In an attempt to circle his left end.

Memorial called timeout. Davis lost 1 yard In a try at right tackle. TunstlU's pass to Davis was long and Incomplete and Memorial took the ball on downs on its own 42-yard line. W. Hillenbrand cut over right tackle for 13 yards and a first down on the Tilghman 45-yard line as the third ouarter ended.

TILGHMAN 6. MEMORIAL 0. FOURTH QUARTER It was Memorial's ball on Tilgh-man's 45-yard line, first down and 10. Johnstone came in for Stone. W.

Hillenbrand passed down the center to Ellspermann for 28 yards and a first down. W. Hillenbrand's cass was Incomplete over the goal line. W. Hillenbrand cut over right tackle for 3 yards.

Stone took Johnstone's place. Memorial was penalized 8 yards for too many timeout. W. Hillenbrand's pass was short and Incomplete. W.

Hillenbrand gained 1 yard. Tilghman takine the ball on downs on its 20-yard line. Gilbert gained 2 yards at right guard. Bougeno gained 5 yards on an end-around. Tunstill rained a yard at right end.

Tilghman called timeout. Diehl came in fr 8tone. Tunstill kicked to W. Hffl-enbrand who returned 19 yards to the Memorial 44-yard line. WIU passed to W.

for a gain of 29 yards and a first down on the TUchman 25. Klspermann fnd to gain around his left end. Dfwn entered the Memorial lineup for Johrifone. Gilbert knocked down W. RJlenbrand's pa on te line.

Will's forward to W. Knieebrand was tocomo'et. E-ierbrand rat ever tck f-r 10 yards, a first dewn by Yvi and Tilghman toe the ball en Sr-it on ft 15-rard line. Gilbert to at rirr.t ria-a iter to tain. hi tat and Er.k the TErh-rsaa lineup inr Cit and Orr.

teek M-rcs-' p'ae. Dt wr.t Jrta th rnn-H' TU. Ev. First downs ....10 4 Yards by rushing 191 97 Yards lost, rushing 19 21 Running plays 38 26 Average yards on runs 4.5 2.9 Forward passes 17 11 Forwards completed 4 5 Gain on forwards 88 94 Forwards Intercepted by. 1 2 Yards lost Interceptions.

.12 0 Punts 4 8 Yards on punt 183 Average on "punts 36.2 S8.IJ Punts run back 38 29 Klckoffs 2 2 Avg. yards on klckoffs 36 42.5 Kicks run back, yds 40 25 Penalties 2 3 Yards lost on penalties 10 15 Ball lost on fumble 1 0 From line of scrimmage. INDIVIDUAL YARDAGE BY RUSHING Tilghman Player: Tries. Gained Lost A v. Walker 12 49 8 3.4 Tunstlll 50 10 3.6 Gilbert 11 50 0 4.5 Bougeno 3 42 0 16.0 Davis 1 0 1 Totals 38 191 19 4.5 Evansville Player: Tries.

Gained Lost Av. W. Hillenbrand 16 77 15 3.8 Will 7 13 6 1.0 F. Hillenbrand 1 6 0 6.0 Grassman 1 1 0 1.0 EHsperman ..1 0 0 0.0 Totals 26 97 21 2.9 First down runs Tilghman (6); Tunstill 1 for 14; Walker 2 for 11 and 11; Bougeno 1 for 19; Gilbert 2 for 10 and 11; Evansville (3); W. Hillebrand 3 for 12, 14 and 12.

First down by quarters: T. Tilghman ....3 3 .3 110 Evansville ....1 0 1 24 Morehead Leads 76-0 So Lawrence Tech Agrees To Call Halt MOREHEAD, Oct. 1 Whin an abbreviated football game the Morehead Teachers College Eagles soundly trounced Lawrence Tech of Detroit today, 76 to 0. By agreement of the coaches the last five minutes of the final quarter were eliminated. In a wild third quarter Morehead scored seven times on nine plays In less than eight minutes.

Included in their 47 points for the Interlude was a 71-yard dash by Jug Varney -with the opening kick- off of the second half. During the afternoon Varney scored four touchdowns to bring his total points for Morehead's two games to 60. Last week More- head defeated Alfred Holbrook, 68 to 0, with Varney scoring 36 points. Line Coach Len Miller of the Eagles estimated that Detrolters outweighed Morehead about 12 pounds to the man. During the game nine Lawrence players were carried from the field.

Miller said tonight, however, that none of them was seriously in jured and that all left with the team for Detroit. Tech never advanced the ball be. yond the 50-yard line. Princeton Warns All With 39-0 Romp Over Williams College PRINCETON, N. Oct.

1 Princeon sounded a sharp warning to Its future football foes today with a 39 to 0 victory over an out manned but not outgamed Williams College eleven before about 15,000 persons in Palmer Stadium. Princeton piled up 11 first downs to six for the Purple, and gained 394 yards by rushing as compared with 69. Southern Cal. Tips Oregon State 7-0 LOS ANGELES, Oct 1 (IP) Uni versity of Southern California squeezed out a 7 to 0 triumph over Oregon State College today. Southern California rolled up a total of 271 yards by air and ground to a mere 19 accumulated by Ore gon State.

Twice, however, the Trojans reached a distance less than a yard from Oregon State's goal, and twice they were thrown back. Alabama Crushes lloicard By 34-0, TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Oct. 1 OP) Alabama's Crimson Tide smashed Howard. 34 to 0. here today before approximately 8000 fans.

The Alabama line dominated play from the start, and the Tide was never ta serious trouble. The Crimson Tide gained SS2 yard running and 38 ta passes for 18 first downs, Howard was held to three first downs. Santa Clara Impresses In Crushing Stanford PALO ALTO. Calif, Oct I Santa Cars' Bronroa, car Brr! chamrrtems to last two yea-s, o-wi tv.r IPS! football a fcrpfsirte fashion tmfiT. drlft'mt Sa-r-Fd.

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