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I I I i THE SOUTH BEND TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 7,11937. 5 RECORD CROWl ON TO MATCH IRISH BATTLE ARMY WASHINGTON MERCHANTS. 3 isB i Choka Allay, LIONS INVADE RIDIRON flRIST m(B)WMM(B FOLLOWERS OF BOTH ELEVENS EAGLE A. Eagle Ledge. w.

B. A B. NO, 2. Kile 13 Crip' Sinclair 12 Drewry's Limited 13 Hunter Barbers 12 Newe-Time 11 Champagne Velvet 11 Bcbnyler Roe Cootie 6 EAGLES D. 1 Eagle Lodge.

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apparently ts unaware of the that there is a Washington High school, of South Bend, has publicly resented this column's audacity of two weeks ago. A fortnight ago this column said that it believed that Central or Riley TO JflHSTflfJDS Pet. .556 .556 .556 .519 .481 .333 or Washington could spot Peru and Shortridge and Sullivan a- touch down apiece and defeat them on successive week-ends. Here is what Dick 'Anderson, the Evansville sports writer to say in tion: i 1 .619 .619 .476 .524 .476 .429 .143 L. 8 11 10 11 12 18 W.

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2 Fred' Barber Shop Polar lea A Fuel Roeeland Lumber Bohr's Special .1., Hearing Grocery Fans Give Irish Edge. XXX LADIES'. Water Beer as Mum .1 W. L. Unlonalla 15 12 PlaysoiU 13 12 Shut 15 13 Overall 14 13 Jackets 13- 14 Shop Coat 9 If LADIES' MAJOR.

Water Bacraavctea. W. I Drewry's Limited 17 7 Kamm's Beer 15 9 KanouM Coal 15 9 Hoffmann Hotel 12 12 Lincoln Hotel 12 12 Hoosier Beer 11 13 Bubb's Funeral Horn 9 IS Ball Band 5 .19 STCDEBAKER A. A. Laaalle Kecreatioa.

"A M. Dave Gallup, writing in The South Bend Tribune, makes the statement, that either Central, of South Bend, or Riley, of South Bend, could spot Peru, North Side, of Fort Wayne Shortridge, -of 19 13 12 10 11 10 9 3 'LADIES. Lodge W. 16 15 14 13 EAGLES wmTcoMB a Tr.txr.m. Water KecreatkMu Over Cadets in I Classic.

Undaunted by their previous defeats. St. Hcdwige's little band Eagle Pet. .708 .623 .625 .500 .500 .458 .375 .208 of pigskin chasers journey to Indiana pons. Sullivan and Memorial a touchdown jeaen and beat them on successive week-ends.

Major Hopple, major domo of local optimists, jshould wire Mr. Gallup immediately. His name should be enrolled on the books of the Optimists Jj Organized or otherwise. As the No. 1 optimist of the Both South Bend schools have been! defeated.

Most certainly they! are good football teams. Michigan City, today to battle the Blue Blazers of St. Pet. .762 .114 .667 .619 .571 .381 .190 .095 L. 5 9 13 17 19 W.

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Pet. Finisher 16 i 6 .750 Final Line No. 2 17 .708 Doll Up 16 8 .667 Orphans 16 8 .667 Time 14 IO .563 Final Line No. 1 14 10 .33 Service Part 13 11 .542 Deluxer 13 11 .542 Fender 13 11 .542 Two-Ninety 11 10 .524 Trimmer 12 12 .500 587 Inetnctble 12 12 .500 Maintenance-- 11 0 .524 Framers 9 15 .375 Enamelera 8 16 .333 Truck Line 16 .333 Repair Gang 16 .333 Welder 17 .292 282 Stores 3 21 .125 Eighty-one thousand fans, the Drewry's Limited Gill-Vorn Chevrolet First National Inst. Ernie's Tavern Walkinshaw Beauty Houi Funeral Horn Benton' Bendix Girl' Club W.

L. Pet. Eunaymede' ..13 Vassar Park ....12 .371 Aetna-Iser 12 .571 Went field 12 9 .371 Hlfhland View 12 9 .371 Studebaker Place 11 10 .524 Oak Park 9 12 .429 Beverly Helfht 12 .429 Miami Helrhts 13 .381 Insurance 14 .333 GBACE SC. E. Mary High.

I The game, which 12 4 2 But when! Mr. Gallup makes a statement fsuch as the one above he largest crowd of the season, and the third of five possible capacity crowds in a row to watch Notre rings down fthe curtain on a rather hectic St. Hedwige grid season, will get underway at 3 immediately makes one skeptical or the; strength or tne clubs, iz they are so rood, why are they defeated? And if the South Bend EAGLE B. Eagle Lodge clubs can ido what Mr. Gallup says they can, why didn't they book Dame in 1937, will jam' cavernous o'clock this afternoon at Gill field.

Yankee stadium in New York next Saturday to see football's classic of classicsthe Army-Notre Dame Still on the trail of their Initial the Lions have high hopes Kamm's Beer Bendix Eagle South Bend Floral Burku Restaurant W. L. Pet. 18 9 .667 17 10 .630 14 13 .519 13 14 .481 14 .481 11 16 .407 11 16 .407 11 IS .407 Water Kecreatioa. I W.

Pet. Team No. 3 15 12 Team No. 1 15 12 .55 Team No. 2 15 12 -65 Team No.

4 9 It .333 LA SALLE MAJOK. Laaalla creaUo. game. of turning the trick at the ex Drill Team 13 13 a few of the tough teams he mentions Mrj Gallup doesn know how tough Memorial is Or Sullivan Of Peru Or Shortridge. I doubt very much whether Don Ping knows how strong Memorial is.

His only remark is that against any ball club "they better not let us have the ball." Ping doesn't shout it from the housetops, but I believe hie will admit that this is the best footbalLunit in his seven years at the Memorial helm. He has had individuals who stood out, but never has he had 11 men who could1 work together like these 1937 Tigers do. And if Memorial comes Jlhrough I i hope Ping can Norria Bros. Lunch No. Amer Van Lines Hoosier Beer There is no favorite, in the strict -sense of the word.

Coach Elmer Layden of Notre Dame says, "The underdog is the favo W. L. Pet. Body Engineering 16 8 .762 Motor Design 16 5 .762 Fender 16 .762 General Service 14 .667 Hood 12 9 .571 Truck Design 12 9 .571 Di Shop 12 9 Truck Line 12 9 .571 9 .600 Crankshaft B. 11 10 .524 Stamping 9 12 .429 Export Sale 9 12 .429 Crankshaft.

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Pet. Atlas Tire 16 8 .667 Stanolex Fuel Oil 14 10 .383 Live Power 11 13 .458 Iso-Vis 9 15 .375 pense of the Michigan City eleven. St. Hedwige has dropped five decisions to date, losing in succession to Mishawaka, Peru. Grand Washington and St.

Au EAGLE CITY. 1 Eagle Lodge. rite in this game." Wise Notre scrape up ja football acquaintance with one of the far northern In- Dame supporters; never worry when the Irish entr the games diana teams." gustine of Kalimazoo. Radio Clinic F. G.

Hay without a chance jof winning, for it is under these circumstances W. L. Pet. 19 .704 18 9 .667 15 12 .556 13 11 .542 13 14 .461 16 .407 8 13 .381 8 IS .296 Coal Service Cross Standard Service. Sterling Beer that they do win The same is Although defeated in most of their games by large margins, the Lions have been steadily improving both offensively and defensively and have given their latest Kewpe Hotel 11 11 W.

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F. W. 13 14 .481 C. X. Bullard Co.

10 17 .370 Waters Recreation 10 17 .370 Roe Recreation 19 .296 Oak Ridge Dairy 8 19 .296 Empire Box 5 22 .183 true of the Cadets; N. D. Is Favorite. St, Joe A. C.

Larite Roofing opponents some stubborn resist INDC6TBIAL. Notre Dame will probably enter BENDIX A. Water Recreation. the game a slights favorite, unfor SOCTH BEND HANDICAP. Laaalle Recreation.

tunately "for the Irish, but Army ance. The Catholic eleven composed for the most part of Sophomore material, has also succeeded in checking the numerous injuries i Tool Room Welder F. H. Cigar 21 6 .778 Indian Dairy 17 10 .630 Modern Home Supply ..16 11 .593 Breexers' Club 14 13 .519 South Bend Lunch 13 14 .481 Claeys Candy Co 12 15 .444 Arnold Cafe 9 188 .333 Pelt Kaufer 21 .222 Service Softball Wyman's G. E.

Pelts Kaufer IX THE FIRST PLACE I did not include Memorial, of Evansville, and North Side, of Fort Wayne, In my rather vicarious challenge, but I will do so now, la order to avoid farther complications. Secondly, I would like to advise Mr. Anderson that there is a Washington, of South Bend, which is undefeated and which a Dr. E. E.

Litkenhouse at one time this season rated tops In Indiana. I also would like to add that at the time Mr. Anderson upbraided me in the Evansville Press, "both South Bend schools" had not been defeated. One of the three had, but not "both of them. When one South Bend school meets another South Bend school.

It becomes either a case of one getting licked or the score ending in a tie. Riley has taken Its only licking of the season from Washington, Central took Its first licking of the season from Riley Friday night and Washington hasnt been licked yet. I trust this answers Mr. Anderson's question, "If they are so good why are they defeated which dogged their earlier starts. All members of the squad are in MID-WEEK HANDICAP.

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Automatics Empire Box Holme Traffic Research on the gridiron twice last year, is due to win. The Cadets have not defeated Notre Dame since they turned the trick in 1931. They tied the Irish. 6-all in 1935. So they are; long over due.

Notre Dame's percentage has just about run its length. if The Irish have had to key themselves for three Of the season's hardest games in three weeks. They managed to nose out Navy, 9 to and Minnesota, 7 to 6. Today they played Pitt's undefeated Panthers. There is bound to be a let-down in the Irish camp.

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Ind. R. R. Inc. 15 15 .500 First National InsU-.

15 13 .500 Spiro's Specials 15 15 .500 Rubin's Cleaners 15 15 .500 Post Office 14 16 .467 Gill-Vorn Chevrolet 13 17 .433 Alruth Diner 13 17 .433 Clean Towel Service 10 20 .333 i ACTOMOTIVE. I Laaalle Recreation. Receiving Inspection Outboard Motors tne Liions routing the Blue Blazers by a 45 to 0 score on their home field in the first game. The Blue Blazers! retaliated with a stun Accounting BENDIX B. ning 9 to 7 win at Michigan City.

W. L. Pet. Turret 19 8 .704 Accessories 16 9 .667 Production 17 10 .630 Drills 16 11 .593 Planers 16 11 .593 Inspection 15 12 .556 Craters 14 13 .519 Stores 13 14 .481 Lathes 13 14 .481 Grinders 13 14 .481 Scrapers 13 14 .481 Cost 12 15 .444 Painters 12 15 .444 Head Assembly 12 15 .444 Engineering 12 15 .444 Final Assembly 11 16 .407 Sales 10 17 .370 Bench Assembly 7 20 .259 Kecreatioa. WESTERN MID-WEEK.

Western BecreaUoa. W. Pet. Motor Service A Part ..21 9 .700 Ridge Co. 19 11 .633 Suaa Motor Sale 19 11 .633 Holycross A Nye 16 14 .533 Winkley Motors 15 15 National Body Shop 14 16 .467 Feferman Sale 14 16 .467 Teager Motor Co.

12 IS .400 Gill-Vorn Chevrolet 10 20 .333 Feferman Service 10 20 .333 a seLDacic wnich the Lions hope to make amends for in today's battle. Probable lineups: St. Hedwige. St. Mary.

opened in 1913, and has continued through until the present with Pajakowski Wcisel i W. Jj. Pet Orange Crush 16 2 .889 BUI' Place 15 3 .833 Western Recreation 8 10 .444 St. Stan. Ushers 10 .444 Standard Coal Co.

7 11 .389 Van Heck's Lunch .....7 11 .389 Buczynski Tailor 6 12 .333 S. B. Wood Parts 5 13 .278 only a one-year lapse in 191S, showg 16 Notre Dame victories, Pragemaa Griswold Butti Tima Gorski WEST SIDE MERCHANTS, Western Kecreatioa. LADIES LASALLE. Chelminiak Brzezinski two ties, and five Army triumphs.

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The series was launched in OLIVER LOCAL 161. Western Recreation. Kolber Orzesk 6zako Nowak i Miltenberger Dulcyt Ellas Novitski Robowsk. J. Blocs Ellai W.

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Most of them went W. LY. Pet. Hoosier Beer 19 5 .792 Tucker Freight 17 7 .708 Hoffmann Hotels 16 .667 Wash-A-BUl Co 15 9 .625 Krueger's Drugs 13 11 .542 Ray 6. Winey 11 13 .458 Garnits Furniture 11 13 .458 Bendix Brakes 8 16 .333 National Milk Co.

6 18 .250 Castleman Coal Co. 4 20 .167 W. L. pet. Forge No.

1 17 7 .708 Foundry 16 8 .667 Drill Room No. 1...... 14 10 .583 Drill Room No. 2 14- 10 .583 Straightening .....4.. 12 12 .500 Cut A Punch 11 13 .458 Assembly 10 14 .417 Electricians 4 20 .167 to Capt.

Knute Rockne. left end. ST. JOE VALLEY. Laaalle Recreation.

W. BALL-BAND FOREMEN. Water Recreation. in whose memory a. $550,000 field house is being erected on the Notre Dame campus.

The little known Irish from South Bend flashed into football prominence LADIES' B. Laaalla Recreatioa Miami Street Merchants. 19 Nickel Plate Beer 19 TRANSPORTATION. Water Recreation. L.

10 11. 11 13 15 18 16 31 U. S. Gypsum 17 Hoff-Brau Beer 15 H- D. Lea 16 Sailor 14 Sibley No.

2 12 with their 35 to 13. victory in 1913. Thanks to Rockne's genius as a WASHINGTON HAD A very difficult time building a schedule for the current season. Coach Bernard Witucki informs me that he wrote all of the Indianapolis and Evansville schools for games, but failed to get any of them on his calendar. Coach Witucki also tried to book Peru for a post-eeason contest, but; failed.

I trust this answers Mr. Anderson's question, "And if the South Bend clubs can do what Mr. Gallup says they can, why didn't they book few of the tough teams he mentions?" 3 HISTORICAL FACTS are the things which prompt me to rate northern Indiana football head and shoulders above that played in the central and southern sectors. Call them flimsy reasons, jifyou will, but here they are.Sln 1921 Shortridge, of Indianapolis, had a great team In its own back yard. It went through its regular season undefeated and unscored upon thoroughly mopping up the field in and around Indianapolis.

Froebel, jof Gary, did likewise up here in the dune country. Sullivan jdid likewise in southern Indiana. Froebel invited Sullivan to participate in a post-season game for the championship. Sullivan jat first accepted, but declined on second thought, deciding, as The South Bend Tribune put' "That caution was the better part of valor. Froebel then challenged Shortridge, which did not believe in caution and accepted.

Shortridge was beaten, 70-0. Harry Koss, Riley's line coach, played on that Indianapolis team which went down so In 1931 Shortridge again decided to brave the fwinds from the north, and Invaded South Bend for a game with Central. Central beat Shortridge, 39-0. In 1926 Central beat Indianapolis Tech, 21-0. In 1927 the Bears beat the Techs, 26-2, and In 1928 beat them, 12-6.

Back in 1924 Elkhart won all of fits regularly-scheduled games in; the northern sector, while Bicknell cleaned up approximately everything in the southwestern" corner. A post-season game was arranged. Elkhart spotted Bicknell a touchdown in the first few minutes of play and then went on to whip the southerners, 28-6. Then for your modern records there is that 40-6 victory Whiting ran up on Evansville Central recently. Whiting is one of our weaker western' division teams in the Northern Indiana High School conference! this year.

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Pet. Thoro Beauty Shop 18 6 .750 Belleville Lumber 16 8 .667 Avie Beauty Shop 14 10 .583 Rummel Heating 13 11 .542 Babe's Beauty Shop 12 12 .500 8. B. Lathe Work No. 2 11 13 .458 O'Brien' Varnish ..11 13 .458 Walker Shoe Store 11 13 .438 Colfax Theater 11 13 .458 S.

B. Lathe Work No. 13 21 ,132 BENDIX NIGHT. Klemm'a Cigar Store 9 Sibley No. 1 8 W.

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Water BecreaUoa. Horsemen of 1924, is carrying on for Rockne at Notre Dame. It was in the Army game of 1924. Pints. 14 Water Recreation.

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BEDES, 18-6 The Tribune's Special Service. Nov. 6. A stub-born Si. Bedes Academy eleven from Peru, held firmly to its undefeated record this afternoon by outplaying Culver Militars flying squadron in every depart ment of play to win by a score ci 18-12.

i .1 v- St. Bedes scored first in th opening: quarter when Komlano went over from the one-yard line, and then Patterson scored from the two in the second quarter after Getto had completed a 22-yard pass. Just before the half ended Culver took to the air, Longfield completing a 29-yard pass from Fitzpatrick to, put the ball on the three-yard line. Fitzpatrick later aled to Funk for the score. Debates, St.

Bedes end, then pul St. Bedes ahead, 18-6, when the second completed pass from Pat terson Was good for 31 yards. Culver's second tally was made is the fourth quarter, after Guindei Cadet guard, recovered a St. Bedei fumble on the 13. Fitzpatrick then scored on a lateral from Funk.

Manner 12 Pilots Columbia 3 which Notre Dame won. 13 to 7, that the Horsemen received their nickname from the pen of Grant-land Rice." is Nina 3 N. I. P. 8.

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Hot Zones 9 STCDEBAKEB. 290-292. Western Kecreatioa. CHORA WEST SIDE. Choka Alley.

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First Quarter. Minnesota man power, suc cessfully stopped in the first half Stebbins made three yards at center but both sides were offside. Stebbins made two yards at Notre Dame's ball on their own 29-yard line. McCormick failed to gain as the half ended, i Score: Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, 0. Patrick made four at center.

Goldberg skirted right end for 18 yards but Pittsburgh was penalized 15 yards for clipping, making it third down on their own 42-yard line. Stebbins made a first down on his own 45-yard line, as. the quarter ended. Score: Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, 0. Pittsburgh won' the toss and by the battling Iowa line, moved into action in the third period as was downed on the Notre Dame 43-yard line.

Time out for Pittsburgh. 1 Patrick made a yard at center. Stebbins gained one at left tackle. A reverse, Stebbins to Goldberg, placed the ball on Notre Dame's 21-yard line. Stebbina made three at left guard.

Stebbins made two at center. Pittsburgh was penalized five yards for tool much time in the little Gmitro, 165-pound halfback, elected to defend the south goal. Kuharich kicked off out of bounds on the five-yard line. The ball was scored twifce. SUPPORTERS OF SOUTHERN Indiana football are going to say that myj arguments are too dated, that this is 1937 and that it is not fair to compare present teams on the basis of other teams performances in-he past.

My answer is simply that until your southern clubs will pfry our northenr ones what else have we to influence our judgment- Berhaps Mr. Anderson can give me a reason or two for rating southern ball the highest. i FOLLOWING RJJLEYS amazing, 227, victory over Central Friday night many who did, not see' the game approached me with the question: "What happened? How did Riley ever happen to run! up a score like that? Was Riley that much better -than Central" My answerris this: Riley was 15 points better than Central FRIDAY' NIGHT; because Riley made no mistakes to speak of and Central, faad plenty. Call Riley lucky if you but the idea In football is not to make mistakes which set the other team up for a score. Central Quarterback Tom (Mush) Augustine set RU up for a field goal and a touchdown by fumbling two punts deep in his own territory.

Central Quarterback Joe Nimeth set Riley up for another touchdown by calling a pass on his own 10-yard line. The pass was taken by Johnny Pallatin, Riley guard, who 'promptly converted it Into a. Wildcat touchdown. Quarterback Dick Good, who, goes into my private diary as one of the smartest signal callers in northern Indiana, fumbled no punts he did not recover and called no passes Inside his 25-yard line. Add to that Halfback Vic Tomasltz? superior punting and the fact that the whole Riley team has a winning attitude un-surpassed In this neck of the woods, and you have the answer to Friday night's score.

If you wish to3 insist that Riley was lucky Friday night, you 11 also have to insist that Washington put in play on the Pittsburgh 30r Gmitro Goes Over. After Kinnick punted, Buhler Third i Quarter. made two straight first downs on huddle. vs i plunges in the second half and Fourth Quarter. yard line.

Pitt was offside on tne play. Goldberg was thrown for a two-yard loss at right end. Steb-bins made two at center. Stebbina lost two at left tackle. Patrick punted.

The ball was grounded on the Notre Dame 38-yard line. Patrick went through center for Van Every broke; through left tackle to the 39, lateraled to a touchdown. Souchak's place-kick was good. Score:) Pittsburgh, 21; Notre Gmitro who weaved down field for a touchdown. Ten minutes later Spadaccini intercepted Kinnick's pass on the Iowa 37.

then took a McCarthy lost two at left tackle. Dame, 6. but Notre Dame was offside and penalized five yards. Thesing lost two at left, tackle. Beinor was pass to the 26.

Buhler broke loose through center, dashed to the zu and lateraled to GmitrfTwho again caught clipping but Pitt refused snaked across. I the penalty. McCarthy made two Stapulis kicked off to Thesing who returned to his own SO-yard line. A forward pass by McCarthy was Incomplete. A forward pass, McCarthy to McCormick, placed the ball on Pittsburgh's 44-yard line.

The play was called back. A forward pass by McCarthy was interest hv r. Reserve A linesmen aided the at right tackle. A forward pass, Gophers in pushing across the final McCarthy to Mccormick, was in complete. McCarthy punted to the tally.

In six plays, Minnesota Pittsburgh 49-yard line, stebbina lost two yards at left tackle. Gold was lucky the week before. moved from the Iowa .46 across the goal. Van Every's pass to Nash placed the ball on the 13 siano. He was downed nn berg made two at right tackle.

and Wilbur Moore cracked across Time out for Pittsburgh. Notre Dame 44-yard line. Cassiano went ttmnh INCIDENTALLY The South Bend Tribune's shield, emblematic of the Mishawika-South Bend high school championship goes to Washington, which has the best record in the current focal series. from the three, two plays later Stebbina made three off right The lineups: lows. 1 MiuMote.

guard. Patrick punted over the goal line. Notre Dame's ball on their own 20-yard line. McCarthy for five yards. Pittsburgh was penalized five yards for too much time out, Cassiano failed to gain as the game ended.

Lannon Red Debeer Schultr Stebbins, who was downed on the Notre Dame 45-yard line. Cassi-ano made three at right tackle but Pittsburgh was caught holding and penalized 15 yards. Cassiano lost five yards at right end. Stebbins made one yard at center. Stebbins made two at left tackle.

Stapulis punted to Stevenson, who; returned to his era 45-yard line. Notre Dame was penalized five yards for defensive holding. Pittsburgh's ball, first down on the 45-yard line. Stapulis failed to gain at right tackle. Cassiano went off right tackle for four yards.

Stebbins went through center to Notre Dame's 42-yard line. Notre Dame again sent its first team into the game, with the exception of Stevenson at left half and Simonich at fullback. Stebbins made four at left guard. Stebbins lost three at center. Stebbins gained four at left tackle.

Stapulis kicked over the goal line, Notre Dame's ball on their own 20-yard line. McCor-mick made two at center. Simonich failed to gain at left tackle but Pittsburgh was offside and penalized five yards. McCormick failed to gain but Pittsburgh was again offside and penalized five yards. Simonich went off left guard for eight yards.

Simonich made one at center, Pittsburgh substituted eight men. Simonich made a first down on Notre Dame's 44-yard line. McCormick made two at left guard. Simonich lost two yards. Notre Dame was offside but Pittsburgh refused the penalty.

A forward pass by Stevenson was knocked down by Stevenson punted out of bounds on Pittsburgh's 11-yard line. Goldberg made seven off right tackle. i Goldberg made one yard at center. Goldberg made a first down on his own 24-yard line. Stebbins lost fouri yards at center.

McCarthy and Thesing1 went in at left halfback and fullback for Notre Dame. Goldberg went around left end for four yards. Goldberg made five off tackle. Patrick punted to McCarthy, who returned to his own 38-yard line. McCarthy fumbled and Lezouski recovered for Pittsburgh on Notre Dame's 38-yard linei A forward pass by Goldberg was knocked down.

A forward pass by Patrick ws knocked down by McCormick A forward pass. Patrick to Michel-osen, was good for six yards. made two off right tackle. Mc Brady! Weld Anderson Elmar Pittsburgh, 21; Notre Dame, 6. Carthy slipped, losing two yards.

Time out for Notre Dame. McCor- Alton TwedeU Nead Xulbttski mick made four at center. Mc Evans re) Ktnr Klnntrk QB Spadaeetnl The Tribune'; 12 pares of eemir. STOP ME TFTM WRONG, but I think that field goal Stoyko kicked to pot Riley ahead of Central Friday was the first made by a South Bend high': school team since Witucki kicked one for Central to beat Elkhart. 3-0, in 1928 If you leave Chris Del Sasso, Central's line coach, alone in South Bend hell get lost.

The other night, before starting away from the Morn-ingakle where he resides, be asked Head Coach Bob Jones how to get to Michigan street Alex Campbell, United States district for the northern Indiana district one of CentraJ's most loyal Is keeping his fingers crossed In the hopes that Corby Davis, Indiana fullback from Lowell, Ind will make all-American. Campbell is a good friend of Jones'. Eichcrty Van Every are a Sunday feature making stronz anneal- Do McLaia Gmitro Balau. Buhler Carthy punted to Pittsburgh's 34-yard line. Goldberg made eight off right tackle.

Goldberg made one off left guard. Goldberg made five yards off right tackle to; his own. 48-yard Advertisement. tf Score by Incises: I Stebbins failed to gain at left tackle. A forward pass by Goldberg was Incomplete.

A forward pass, Goldberg to Hoffmann, placed the ball on Notre Dame's four-yard line. Goldberg went through center for three yards. Patrick went through center for a touchdown. Souchak kicked the extra point. Score: Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, 7.

Petr kicked off out of bounds. Notre Dame's ball on its own 35. yard line. In attempting to pass, Stevenson was thrown for a nine-yard loss. Stevenson went around right end for six yards.

McCormick gained one yard at left tackle. Stevenson punted to Michelosen, who signalled for a fair catch on his own 34-yard line. Stebbins failed to gain at center. Stebbins went off left tackle for eight yards. Goldberg went through; center for seven yards.

Stebbins went through center for eight yards. Time out for Notre Dame. 1 McCarthy went in at left halfs back for Notre Patrick went through center for 15 yards and a first down on Notre Dame's 27-yard line. Goldberg made one yard at right tackle. On a reverse, Goldberg to Stebbins, Pittsburgh cored a touchdown.

Souchak place-kicked the extra point. Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, 14. Patrick kicked off out of bounds. Notre Dame's ball on its own 35-yard line. A forward pass by McCarthy was incomplete.

A forward pass. McCarthy to Puplis, was good for 10 yards and a first down on the 45-yard line. McCormick lost two yards on an attempted run around left end. A forward pass by McCarthy was intercepted by Stebbina. He Kuharich of Notre Dame, kicked off, over the goal line, i Pittsburgh's ball on their own 20-yard Stebbins made three at center.

Patrick made five off left guard. Goldberg made three at center and a first down on his own 32-yard line. Goldberg made three at right guard. Stebbins failed to gain at leff tackle. Stebbins went off left tackle for a first down on his own 44-yard line.

Kell replaced Shel-logg at right tackle for Notre Dame. Stebbins made four at center. Stebbins fumbled but recovered, losing one yard. Goldberg made two off right tackle. Patrick, punted straight up in the air, the ball rolling to the Pittsburgh 49-yard line.

McCarthy made two at right guard. A' forward pass, McCarthy to Pupils, was good- for touchdown. Puplia place-kick failed, i Score: Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, 0. i Kuharich kicked off to Stebbins, who returned to his own 19-yard line. Goldberg went through center for six yards.

Stebbins went around left end for six yards and a first down on the Pittsburgh 31-yard line. i Goldberg made four yards off tackle. Simonich replaced Vhesing at fullback for Notre Dame. Goldberg was hurt on the last play, but remained in the game. Stebbins lost one yard on an attempted run around left end.

i Goldberg made two at center, Patrick punted to the Notre Dame 22-yard line. McCormick made three at left guard. McCarthy lost, one yard at center. I Simonich made three yards at right tackle. Time out for Notre Dame.

Stevenson replaced McCarthy at left halfback for Notre Dame. Stevenson punted to Michel-osen who stepped out of bounds on his own 33-yard line. Goldberg made two at right guard. i i '1 Iowa jt 0 10 Minnesota 0 14 14 35 Touchdown: Minnesota Gmitro, Stebbina failed I to gain at left Moore. Reed.

Kins. I BRAKEMEN DRILL Iowa Eicnerly. Points after: Dean. Spadaeetnl. Sen.

4. Field soal Dean. i. SubaUttatoria Iowa: End. Klumpar.

Smith. Tackles. Harris. Baker. Guards.

Hennas. Farroh. VersaminL Center. Ltndeameyer. Halfbacks, Dean.

Lamb. It Pays to Play. 1 HUNTERS FOR TOCR cojcvEifinrce OPEN EVENINGS Nov. 8th and 9th GUNS AMMTJNTTION HUNTING EQUIPMENT HUNTING LICENSES Busk. Fullbacks.

Olson. i Minnesota Ends. Mariucei, end. A forward pass, Goldberg to Souchak, was good for a first down on Notre Dame's 41-yard line. Qfoldberg failed to gain at right tackle.

Stebbina made one at left tackle. A forward pass by Goldberg was grounded. Patrick punted out of bounds on Notre Dame's five-yard line. Thesing went through center for six yards. McCarthy lost two, running from punt formation.

Thesing made three at center 1 as the quarter Warner. Taeklea, R. Johneon. Parkinson. HoeL Coarda.

Belt Rork. Filbert, Kafka. Quarterbacks. Pedanon. Gould.

Halfbacks. Moore. Matbeny. Johnson. Fullbacks, Christiansen.

Referee, Fred Gardner Cornell um FOR FIRST TILT With the opening, game of the season little moire than two weeks away, the Bendix Brakes basketball team is spending considerable effort at the Y. Mi A. gymnasium brushing up on last season's maneuvers and digesting some new ones to catapult at the Michigan City Dictators, who supply 'the baptismal opposition here Tuesday night, Nov. 23. Coach Eddie DesLauriers task of inculcating his proteges with the Bendix system has been alle- Bendix 1 Roster Louie Possner, Stan Sebastian, George" Rogers and Val have reflected great strides in mastering the locals' system and from all appearances the Brakes will be a polished when they take the floor against the Dictators.

Johnny Barko, former star with Iowa, university, and Joe 0Kane, ex-Notre Dame likely will team up as first string; forwards while Bub Ulrich and Val Meredith! will constitute replacements. Bob Ameling has the inside track on the race for the center position. The guard assignments will be handled by Earl Brockus, Kenny Young and George Rogers. Young is the oldest player on the squad in point of service with Bendix. having been a regular since ,1933.

pire, W. D. Knisht. Dartmouth field Judf. Joe Kafidsehn tMlchixan head bnesmaa.

George Simpson WE TRADE GUNS ended. Score: Notre Dame, 0. SPARTAN BEES By United Press, ill -'g i ANN ARBOR. Mich Nov. 6.

THE fiEG0STORi5 Second The Michigan State college team today defeated of Michigan's junior varsity football viated somewhat by the return of mi-r mmrir fmm last wilflii'i Look for the Log Front ill Now Main St. Notre Dame put In an entire new team, ,13 to on two touchdowns which; broke a scoreless tie late team and Pittsburgh substituted "state championship aggregation. The four new i additions to the in the second half. eight men. Stevenson punted to.