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I i Traynor and Harpster Join Sun-Telegraph Sports Staff if HOWARD HARPSTER, all-America quarterback and captain at Carnegie Tech last fall, will write on the popular autumn pastime throughout the season. Watch for his analysis of Pitts opening game of Saturday in Mondays issue, articles of a general nature that will follow and a brilliant series of illustrated plays that have been used in important games in which he has figured or has observed. With the world series almost at hand and the football season under way, the Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph today announces two noteworthy additions to its sports staff, HAROLD (PIE) TRAYNOR, star third baseman and captain of the Pirates, will write EXCLUSIVELY for this newspaper on the world series. JAMES I LONG and CHARLES J. DOYLE, of the Sun-Telegraph sport staff, also will report the world series, while HARRY KECK, sports editor; JESS CARVER, PAUL C.

SULLIVAN and LONG and DOYLE will cover the big football spectacles of the season, alon with Harpster, now head coach at Shady Side Academy. Howard mpyrfc.it TIB TKtY.NOrt ET3 UVJ rvn uvJ Uj Ini nn yvJ Pirates Trim Cards in Slugfest, 8-5 PANTHERS CRUSH WAYNESBURG, 53-0, IN STADIUM BOW PITT GETS TOUCHDOWN ON PASS SUNDAY SWETONIC GOES RESCUE AS GRIMES WILTS 'ULnlU PITTSBURGH, SEPTEMBER 29, 1929 PART 3 PAGE 1 Heat and Use of Reserve Players Fail to Keep Down Scoring as Locals Flash Power With Eight Touchdowns ss 44 aS'v 9s '4, -4 4 ms if 4 S'. 4 's ft 4 S4s'4 S' a -4 lf 's S'k 't J. S9 AM 'Sf its A sJ i Si if A I 4r a Jv. s' ts irnstoss MS- tfU SM 5,2 i North Side Steve Stems Rush of Redbirds After Burleigh Uncorks Bad Throw.

i 3 By HARRV RECKT Sua-Telrrapk Sports 4itf UNDER a warm sun and with only about 9,000 fans looking on, another powerful University of Pittsburgh football eleven made its bow at the Stadium Saturday afternoon, showing promise of great things in the games to come by the manner in which, with first, second and third-string men in action, it romped over the squad of Waynesburg College for eight touchdowns and an impressive 53-0 victory, Ordinarily such a score in anf opening game means that the gams Freebooters Nearer to Second Place Finish as Giants Succumb to Double Loss. Bush Is Slated To Lead Club in American Loop really a as turned Into a track meet by the winning side, but Waynes-burg a as fighting throughout, and harder in the second half than in the first, and It was only the fine co-ordination of the Pitt machine that swept on to Its steam-roller victory. VISITORS NEVER THREATEN DON IE BUSH, who resigned as manager of the Pirates By flpMlal Correspondent JT. LOUIS, Sept. 28.

Amassing 18 solid blows off the combined deliveries of iyl Johnson, BUI Sherdet and Jess Haines, three regular members of the Cardinals pitching staff, the Pirates ecked out an 8 to 5 victory over the St. Louisians today in the third game of the series Burleigh Grime, started for the Bucs, but was forced to re tire in the fifth inning, under a barrage of Redbird hits. His immediate successor, Steve Swetonic, staved off defeat anc was credited with the Victory IfcTTY IXJLIlfc Confidence ran high In the Pirate ranki before the game. Jess Petty, Who tost the opener of the scries, was not In uniform and was hobbling about displaying a badly Infected toe on his left foot, the result of wearing a small shoe. But Jess had few remarks to make as his pals were warming up.

"We're sure to win today, he aid. "Our ace Is going to pitch and with the Giants losing a double, header, we wont have to go much farther to clinch second-place a few weeks ago. Is to pilot an Am rlean League rlub next season, according to 1 forraaMon Coming from very reliable source Official lull uncement of Bushs having signed to boss a junior circuit team probably will be made with A strong, fast-charging line made hole for the Panther back, and, on defense, never gave th Tellow Jackets a chance. The visitors never threatened and Fitt seldom yielded posseaalon of the balk Indeed, so well was the Panther outfit functioning that it twice spurned the idea of punting and surrendered the ball on downs a hen It failed to make the necessary distance. It was apparent that even the loss of the ball under the circumstances meant little, if anything, because it would be only a question of a short time before Pitt would get It back again, anvway.

Tom Parkinson, the fullback, snd Whltey Wsllnchus, halfback, led the scoring with two touchdowns apiece, and Williams, Lansa, Johnson and Ionchess made one each of th other four Walinchus' second tallr was made on the prettiest run of the game, dash of 65 yards. He cut through left tackle, reversed his held and was chased the last 20 vards After Edward had missed the first two tries for goal. Parkinson, Poonev and Bakes made five In a row before McDowell missed the last one. VSE STRAIGHT FOOTBILE F- i A Photo by Pitmburgh Sun-Taiegrapb -h the next 10 days. Many groundless rumors have linked Bush with National League and American Association clubs since he returned to his home in Indianapolis.

Donie has maintained silence regard ng his activities since he quit Pittsburgh, but the assurance that he Is to sign with an American League club discredits these reports. Panthers few aerial thrusts were very effective. The above picture shows the completion of the first pass attempted by Pitt, in the second quar. ter. Set back by a penalty, the Panthers needed a long gain to continue their advance, so Full, back Pug Parkinson tossed the oval to Joe Donchess, the end, for a touchdown, Don.

chess is shown receiving the toss. PANTHER SCORE Ptt the for. ward pass sparingly in opening its season with an impressive 53-0 triumph over. Waynesburg at The Stadium Saturday afternoon, but the Bethany No Match For Plaid Machine Bluffmen Register Win Over Teachers Pitt used little but straight football to encompass the rout ot the Jackets It threw two passes In ths first half, one of them to Donchess for a touchdown, and In the second half stuck to line-smacking and off-tackle run. Its powerful line, even with the mbs in action, clicked and ever.

thing workel There was comparatively little loose handling of the ball, despite the fact that it was an opening day game, plajed under a sun that bothered the plavers The stars hard to single out on the winning side. Capt, Smith, at tackle, played the best game for the visitors Parkinson and Hood, dividing the fullbacking for Pitt with Clark, who got in late in the game, did some healthy line-bucking Next Saturday the Panthers play Duke University Durham, N. and Judging from what they showed Saturday they'll be fit snd ready to show Duke how they play football In Pittsburgh, which produced the Dukes coach, Jimmy Dehart, a great little plaver In hi time. Following the game Saturday, Poach Jock Sutherland laid the Panthers' victory to superiority In number "It was simply RFSl LTS SATt HDAY Donnelli and Burns Stand Out as Mates 4 Score 12-0 Victory, Skibos Score 210 Victory Over West Virginians in Abbreviated Clash at Wheeling. ATIOVAF, I FAfl r.

PfTTSBrRCtH 8 IOLIS 6 rhiladeiphtn 0 Boqton 8 Phlladelphi 8 Bouton 6 Brooklvn 9 New Fork Rmoklvn lb New ork Cincinnati A Chlcato 8 COILEGIATF rfft 5W Vnenbnrc Duytifan rm itHtirtMrv Koek Tech Bethany S3 ohto Nonhem Grove City 44 Adrian 0 aikshenr IWUrnon ....15 Fmn hlate lft Macara 0 Pfnn 14 and 7 tlRnveotii 12 Si intent IS Uuhlenherc 26 Juniata InJon 66 Kasnwr Bton Iff (atholic tnl Ahwjp ..,.26 Koston M' 1-Hat-, William. 44 Trinity Rutger 17 Providence Rdrr R'der 8 I of X. 1. By PAUL a. 8UX.UVAN AMF.RICAV IFAG1G.

WahInrton 0 ew lork Mavhlngton 0 New York Phlladelphig 0 Boston (teveland 4 st jaf Detroit Chicago money, The days doings put the Bucs three and one-half games ahead of New York. The Pirates have five and the Giants r.lx mors games to plav. Manager Jewel Ens likewise pre dieted victory, "It was just our luck to arrive here when the Cards were on a Winning streak, he said. "But tha law of averages will take care of the present series and, as eve already beaten the Cards In II games this season, well win our share of the four remaining contests. I W'ould not be surprised If wsd knock em oft today," JUT JOHNSON HARD The Pirates lost no time In hopping sit over Johnson's Swedish frame.

Bartell and I Waner col lected for singles and the former cored when Bricked, who teas Inserted In left field for Comorosky, who still has a sore hand, shot a one-bagger to center. In the second, four straight hit singles by Sheely snd Hargreaves, a triple by Grimes and double by "Bartell, sent Johnson sprinting for the showers. Sherdet entered and Waner lined Into a double play and P. Waner lined to Butler ending the rally. The Cardinals came to life in the fifth and were aided by two Pirate fielding mlscues In manufacturing four runs.

Sherdet led off with a fluke single and after Douthit popped to Clarke, successive base hits by Orsattl, High and Hafey followed, Sherdel scoring. Boettger then hit to Grimes for a sure doubleplay, but Burleigh made a vicious (Continued on Pngo Three, This Port.) By JESS CAR ER. Staff ComspoBdeat WHEELING, W. Va.f Sept. 23.

Carnegie Tech played a successful stand here today as it inaugurated the 1929 gridiron campaign. The Tartans, seemingly stopped only by the intense heat, hacked out a 2l-to-0 victory over Bethany College. The game was played in the Wheeling High School Stadium before a fair-sized crowd of 6,500. The torrid heat handicapped both 1 Tea Inning. Hotv Cnna John Irvhtff 5 Dtrkinaoa Tempi 76 1 Kiel case of the larger Squad winning he said, and adding.

of course, "I Haro Hire 0 nnnrthniurw Drevel rordham 43 Vffrvtminatcr Dartmoutlt 7 Norwich STANPlACr OF THR ChVBSi ATIOhAI LEACrlK. Chicago B4 riTIHI RGH 85 New Fork 81 St TaOiiin 15 Phlladelnhlit TO Brooklvn AT Inelnnatl 64 Botiaft 54 BOOTIN' BUFF DONNELLI and Dazzling Doggo Burns raced Elmer Laydeng Duke array to 12-0 triumph over the husky and capable Slippery Rock State Teachers College, wst of Kerr Thompson before 3,000 sun-broiled spectators on the Bluff Campus Saturday afternoon. It was the Hilltoppers second victory in warm-up encounters prior to their vital fray with West Virginia at Morgantown this week-end and, though the intense heat and choking dust marred the contest not a ittle, even the most pessimistic adherent of the Red and Blue cause was forced to admit at the conclusion of hostilities that the home combine displayed notable improvement over its lighly indifferent showing in the opener against Edinboro. The Joust was the last engaged ln 11 by Hill varsity outflt-thla ea11)aclc of the Oreen. withdrew to boot ff4 lindlcv Col Pet A44 .6" .561 .610 .435 .860 see lot of room for Improvement," Ho also said It was too hot a day for football, an opinion which he may rest assured stand little clianca of being safely contradicted.

Coach Frank Wolfs, of Vsyitew burg had a single comment to make on the defeat of hia charges, saying merely: "Another pltt line! CaP IndHna Albright Urgima (hnttitHKV 1J Colgate 19 llftbavh 88 ooncr I nlon 27 Randolph Macon 20 fiirman 36 St Ijnrnace utwrej AMERICAN 11. Is elevens, but despite the sun's rays and more or less stubborn Bethany team, Carnegie gave an Impres slve performance as It set about sewing tip the hall game In the first period. AU of the scores were made during the first IS minutes of play, and it is safe to say that had ills third and fourth quarters not been cut to five minutes. Tech would have added to its decisive point total. ..103 87 TP 76 71 Phlladelphlg New lork Cleveland 1 Imii Wanhlngton Pet 691 .517 Ml .864 START SCORING EARLY Pitt lost no time getting off to scoring start for tha season.

Tilt Detroit Aft (hlenga 61 Boston 55 lie Visitors' line, however, split In tlie middle at this Juncture and tucJIn 4A trskln. Orlrthorpe i-orcl. rlrnwnn 32 I)a, lUu SfwtnraeM 1 Rruwn Main, 1 Rhoda laland Rorhtrr 11 Wnlrvaa Lmtrll TeslUe 31 Arnold Amh-rat 1 Conn Acglr. A I Ran I more Akron jsToird 14 TrantvaBi ol" Warlrtm villa 5ova, ff Icehinon Galley Nvv 4' IVnlunn C.rorgetovaia 28-Mt Man Gembucs 14 lattvola so inrktoa Tech 8" Olivet 2 apital 81 Dell me Cornell Hrldelhrc Mnvkinrum 4vhHnt They vers stopped and topped right, SRIBOS HAt BIO EDGE Carneyle plied Uo 13 first downs to ono for the Btsons. Retting five in the flirt quarter, six in the second and two In the last.

Bethany's lone first and tenner Drought faint cheer during the dying moments of the game when Itodpors rac'd around right end for seven yards and Roe slain mid through center for three more The first Tech score came after an interrupted march of 67 vards Harry Mi Curdv, taking the place of the famed Howard Harpster at quaftel hack, returned one of Imels punts 13 yards to the Tech ,3. bints Flanagan ripped through the center of the line for seven yaids. A pen-for offsides spoiled this gain. Ing Waynesburg opening kickoff it mnrehed straight up tha field in (Cmatlnwd faie Two, This Part.) GAMES 7 7 14 5 .13 0 5 7 0 0 a EYTH SCORES THREE Al three Carnegie touchdown Dukes Delight WATIONAf. I note.

PITTSBURGH AT LOUIS (2) Cincinnati at Chicago Philadelphia at New York Boston at Brooklyn. AMF RICAN LEAGUE. Chicago at Detroit 8t Louis at Cleveland New York at Washington. Philadelphia At Boston, Oberlm 13 plays and four first down for the first touchdown of the year at the Stadium. Bansa.

Williams and Parkinson alternated In carrying the ball, Parkinson finally taking it ovee from Inside the one-vard line Fdwards try for the touchdown goal was blocked. Following the next kickoff. Pitt got the ball on the Bavnesbu-g 37-ard line, A reverse play with Williams carrying the ball tuoa rlng Slippery Rock hicter 14lliMn Isvlor RnUton Brooks Oraham i Humbert Ntorer Hartman a Luts son, at least upon the historic, but enthely Inadequate, Bluff lot, for when next the Bnydenltes appear before a Steel City gathering it will be at Forbes Field, where Albion College, of Michigan, will be entertained a frt night hence Thereafter Buquesne will reform In the famous Oakland yard exclusively, The Dukes, aware that they Were staging a sort of farewell party, perked considerably and with final gallant gesture left the old orchard with a tiuly golden glow of success hovering over all, though unless still further and even moie signal advance Is registered by the Pittsburgher within the next few days, that aura Is npt to be dimmed a bit by one of Irn Rodgers per sonally supervised Mountain storms In the not distant future. DIKES TAKE READ PnqufinMti Tavelli .,,,,7 hkenffer (Iirk Ully Drrai Kfirno Pratt Drvinney (hrtatlfia (hark. Kovtalcbeck but Mot'urdy bulleted pass to Slats that was good for 30 Vards and (Contlnee Pare Three This Pari.) Comeback? T9 Kent Htnt fto alnnralao 17 Blnffton 49 Roanoke (amUttA 43 Wake Fnm-at 4v Richmond 284 hns Hopkins Sea Irk I ,77 Vermont Conn A 5 Brooklvn C.

St tarthnrw P.f'lr1" "W' Hn Cws Mlchlcntt S. 39 Alma Mm land lorftia ff4 Col "I 64 Southern Col Placed the baJl on tho Bethany 27 Itosenxwpjw took. a short pass for GWrES MOADVY, NATION At, I.F.AOI Cincinnati at Chio.ao Boiloa at Philadelphia- AWf Rl( AN l.LAGtE. No a.me. scheduled were scored by Dutch Eyth, the elusive little halfback star.

Dutch ran It yards hi first, about 20 for the second and then wound up his point-getting with a thrilling trek of 46 yards The extra points were all added by Cant. John Urea har, who sent three placement goals sailing over the bar aa 4 The Tartan running attack functioned well enough for tha first game, but it was Harry McCurdvs fine directing of the aerial game that put Lethanv on the bum. The Htsons were unable to break up McCurdvs barrage of passes in the first period, and both of the first two touchdowns were maneuvered into position bv well aimed and well handled forwards. McCurdy got his men into the open and then passed six and then J.jth right end for 111 and a first down rated around 4 AB. R.

H. P. A. miRlU ROM Panther Meat on the 11 Slats Flanagan tried ght tackle, but gained a hare ard Then Eyth cruised around the left side of his own line for touch-dow n. 1 Pavla riktna 14-ffet lrrinia Pike I nisenity 29 Mcirer 1 nlvenltv ffllhfimi we, 48 ffllqqqpft ih Tee 64 I vnchhura J.i'nnPf ClMiatlan.6 Cnmpclt JAartHI.

1 Wnncf, 1 aner. t. a Trnvnor, 8 Brick ll( If so 4 Mieclv 1 II nr reave, 0 f.rlnvc. bvtflonlc Helen Hicks Wins Title SFCOJfD FOLLOWS It didnt tnit tong to ring up the elr second. McCurdy helped tnove the 6S.

Donchess Tally Montiomrv Daugherty Dlnir lo MarMurdo I-ochr Fdaards ana liliama Parkinson Bnith Wlie Hsrshman Hfoi T. Khan E. Shna firmoiv I Hankjr H. Iortff Pa. a.

C. Porter Into acorin distance with a 16 straight and through ban On the other hand, 41 8 18 ST Total fflt I nion i 46 Carrol) 7 Ottrrhsln 8 Rio Gmnd 48 nienvllle Iff Illinois ffffeslevnn 41 Nt Thomas Rlnnn i 27 fflorrls Hoi-ve i 3 Ornrks College vard daeh vhn he cut beck afir Urtinar through left tackle. A 25 Mtrhiaan low. oiter Marshal! Biller Bnrlmetf ttlsronslit Kr rslrjin ffrknns in 8 louialmnjt, Fete FlanaKnn, one lt.xarde to Ky th, two to 16 ard uod ass or burke at the line bv Armentmut snd the Bison found their running game complete Iv smothered except for the few times that Fullback Roe was given the bail and hurled himself into the center the Tech line End runs, double passes and attempted re verses all looked alike to the Fluid. Kcora iv euartei Pitt But to return to the aforemn tloned Donnelli and Burns or pr haps, to observe trlctlv chronoloff-leal order It were better Burns and Donnelli.

It wag a ppeetfu ulnr Jr vard dnflH around left by the Doszlinir Potfaro which, after a somewhat first quarter sent the Bluffitcs into a 6-0 lead th enrly momenta of atanxn T. 1. RQ RT grant by qnurtent Duqaean. SltttMnnil Viirphy for TavIH, Klrhy fo. bk.ndrr, Krllrhrr for (lark, sm.rttrlo for lonurd for Irrrare, Ikmnrll for Kemp, Abele for Pratt.

McCarthy for Pevtnnej, Benedict for frtatlnn. Burns for tharko, Tramblry for KovisRr heck, Dudsak for Murphy, 8 pl for Abele. A enrrl fr Kirby, Barrett for Silver Mein, MeSrmy for Donnell, Sullivan for Me arihy, Folio for lonard Todd for Benedict Pnnneiil for Bunin, Tavelli for llurtrak, Rkfndrr for enerl, (lark for Kelleftaer, bally for Barrett. Ferraro for folio, Kemp tar MeNerny, Pratt for Sepal, Drvinney for I Sullivan, lurk for Todd, hartco for Pannelli, Mr( ormlrk for Pratt, Miirvy for luvelll Kirby for Skender Kelltr far (lark, KiUersteln for tennard for frrrare, Donnell for Kemp, Abele- for Mrtomilek, McCarthy for lie-vinney Brnedlrl for Turk, Donnell) foe (hackn, Kovairherk for Trnmhley, Sepal for A Dele, orbo for lonard, Dtidrak for torphy MrNerny for Kirby, Folio for Kelltier, Barrrtt for SllverMeln, Mynovkl for V4 arho, rnert for Donnell, Fbert for He-pal, I Hulllvnn for Mrtnrttiv. thrt-tina for Bpitrdlct, Tudd for Donnelli, law-llna for Kavnlrherk, Flttgerald for Fbert, 0 Toole for I SulHvnn Slippery Knek Hrfaddfn for IMIvon, Maelnnl for lay-Inr.

Pepr for Ott Mile for MeFnddrn, aid for Hartman, Meatlnke for Storrr, Metytllougb far Balaton, tVtlon for Miles, RaJaton for McCullough Taylor for Mae-Inntn, Oil for Pape, Sforer for Osniild, Hartman far Htorrr, MrFadden for (irn-ham, Ieps for Ott. Maelnnls for Brooks, Armstroni far Titvlor Orslnl for Sigh Fliat-r for Mcl adden, Mills for Inti, Ne bit for Onmhrrt Rinehart for Pepe Me-(ulloy-h for RnUton 1 of hdowa -Bum, Donnelli Mlaed point after tonchdowntMc-frthv, Donnelli toned try for Arid goal Lais (drop-kick Time of quarters 18 minute each Official Rflhelr, Penn State ref errs MeMMinn, Prlncrtun umpire) MuaUcy Pitt, Unenraas A Hot Start 7 Hatllesbura 8 Henderson Bit. 18 nl of ffthslMi, ipiinrssiw 40 (entre Ninth I nti-ersltf 41 Ttnnesse Poly Mnntma 1i-t Charles Ohio I nf T6 Indian ProtB-tfriant Iff lennir Rhyne ntidel 68 Neaberrv ffnrlncfleld 1ft 4lahnmt 'Norn; ii Texas iff Ht Tdwarda ft1 Tevis rut 61 Daniel Biker TfM A A 6t Nootho etpv 2 a'1 7' Hnw ard Payne 13 rrado Aerie 14 vis tiiUn 1 jo wichita I nt 8 Burknell P'resh 6 trrNnd Frosh 8 19 rurnffff Tech 21. Rornxvel r. HlrhlMTser T.

Bethany 0. Rtt'h Mantll Btirurll Iwher RfclHfntvtrfi Pamvrhwder Hrvfe Raker Imrt Koe liaUtd for Hhcrdel In nKth FltUburgh 1 8 0 j) 0 8 8 tit I mu (l II i II 08 Runs halted InBrlfkell, fliimea 3, ftnrnll 3 Hiirh, httftv (plbrrl IIm mreavrn. llocttuer, I anr Two bttnf Bartoll, HuffiT, Roettftor, Thrr hno hn (jrin, llartrll AaXCASTER, Sept. Helen Hick, rf Hewlett, Yn won the Canadian women' open Kolf championship today, defeating Edith Quler, of Heading, Tat in the final round The atocky AJew York girl ended the match on the twelfth green, winning by the overwhelming mar gin of 7 up and 6 to play. The 18-earold "Helen bf Hew lett eUmfixcd week of triumphs with the one-aided victory that mad her the fifth plaver from the United States to win the championship and the youngest of all the title holders In contrast to yeaterdav record round of 72.

Miss Hicks had an 80 one over par. for the first round today, while Miss Quler stored an 87 in the afternoon round Mies Hicks started off amartlv. Increasing her lead to seven up on the fourth hole of the round nnd th 22nd of the match The Pennsylvanian showed some Improvement, but could not maintain the pace She von only one hole of the nine and was eight down at the 27-hole mark Mies ntika was out in 3S to Miss Quler 41 Eyth from one side of the Arid to the nthciw-but forward, out the ball over ejrain. After exchange tt mints, fol lowinjr the next kickoff, McCurdy downed the ball on the 46-ynrd line. He tossed a lateral pane to Eth end the latter sprinted through the Hethanv secondary defense for hif and Tech final score.

Six first down in the second period failed to Tech anv good tn a scor-insr wnv. The bent tnkin its toll nml substitutions on both sides acre froqupnt, A bit of fine Una plunsin by Hoe provided the tmlv Bethany fireworks. Penalties for offside tore numerous and slowed dwn the Tartan attack to such ft decree that It WM kept outside of Bethany's 15-itrd line. Once during the second qunr ter, Hoe missed tnttklnff a fits down by Inches, and nn two occasions th-nnv had men free on passes onlv to hae the ball slip through their flneers. The second bnlf was so short that little of account wis dona bv either eleven, feteffon and Waddell en-tinued to send In sub after sub, but i (7 18 22 1053 8abt1lutlent Pitt Baker for Fdnardi.

Rottne) for (anna, Walinchub for M1 llani Hood for rarklnaon, lomnilna for Donchcvv, Quatate for lolly. MUUaan for Montsomer), Buniea for Daugherty Mor lii for Dlnveclo Bahle for MarMurdo, tollin' for Doehr ner for Quatine Fete for Milhcan rrla for Barnev. Maher for Morri Coraon for Hablc, Srhnlta for (ottina, Warner for Edward fftcDovvell for ffffaaner, Kellf for Krtoney, )MlT for ffffallnrhin, Johnson for Wllp (lork fop Hood, Potter for (lark Waynes burg Nhrtver for Wylie fflllllron for Harshman, Hopkins for Mtlllrun. Nwannon fog Boyd, Pettit for O. Khaw Patsch for H.

Shaw, Patterson for Demolse, Fortney for Hanley, Reldell for Porter, Eufrano for Porter Rolllson for 1 ufrano, Maiu for )onoshi Fanoh for Maia Swan von for Smith. Smith for Swanson Brv for Nhrtver, Wvlle for Bnvd MUItrort for Hopkln. Hanhmnn for fflllllron Hopkln for llvrshnmn, Shrlver for Pettit Nhow I tlm DtmoUe for Patterson, RolU-on for lortitev Cook for Reidell, I ufrnno for KotIUon Fortney for Lufrano R. potter for I ortnejr. Touchdowns Parkinson FMItlamg Doneh.ss, Iffnllnehiis 3 I ansa, Johnson lonchdown foils Parkinson 3 Rooney 8, Biktr iNuurds nvlssed 2), otftrlnls 4 erv.

referee? A Stark, umpire 4 Mrf arUnd Unesmani Ross, field Jndge. Time period 18 minute. irrlflcc fHbert Tlniihlt plav Hljrh fnnaltfdl. Ool PMC. 1 Prnsneet Blneflelff eKtuissce Hn'nndotStydney 9 Prtdcwpori OniuftFs ,4 9 FHcnshure 1 of Bo.

n) a nl, of California CentMTOorr Com Teachers ktnnforff 6 oivmide BSC, 4ft ttoho Cdllrge two. Then, to clinch matters nnd draw the ettnf? from it Slippery Roc It aerial attack that mlfrht 8t any Instant have smacked the lender local Advantn? Into the proverbial anifthercen Rootin Buff ploughed, hopped hurtled, stepped and fell 11 yards through left tackle to stow the decision away In the Duke duffle-bag as the battle waned In the concluding canto. An epidemic of minor nnd extremely annoying penalties obi I-ated possibility of a Duke score in the initial frame ljadn started a line-up composed of a conrlomer ate group of first and setond sqund athletes, with the result that his proteges grt under way a trifle slowly after Slippery Hock had kicked off Tossed for losses totitl-ling Id yards nt the very outset, the Hlllmen were forced to punt Slip pery Rock sIho failed to gain materially and Hal Luts, crack full Mina Durants Drenhar (C). Hfhniipff 1 Flanagan WrCnnly I)lh Flanagae Armentrout Score by quarter Tech 0 0 Scerlng Touchdown Fth after touchdown Drenhar (by mrnt). SnhvHtittlnnet Tech UchmMt, Ponncer, FnclUh, Fletcher Kerr, iwlnc, htauffrr, tlovver Bhcklev Kenncd Brthanv Dupko, Bramhall, Knsarda Badgers, Brhm, I rvtto Flrt dowws Tech 17) Bethnnv 1 Referee BoKter I ntpire Henry Blum Field Judge Furl Cavanaugh ltead linesman harle Bodges 021 Points place- 8 0 ft 7 4 8 8 8 ftrlehsm Vonng 16 Nesnda is Blnck DMU Iffsomlno nl hort High and Orautttt (lark.

Bartoll nnd hp PHthirrh 0 Nt. "ttf tf. I)ae on ImlU (rlniM 1. off tome off kidhIdI I off Hiln I Hfnirk out It Grimm I. hr Nhordol Hit Off Orinii 1 In 4 t'8 liinlnpo, off Rat mlr 4 In 2 9 Inning off Jomstm 7 In 1 Innlnt mono out In oronr, off Shoo-dot 8 In 6 Inning off Matnr I to 9 losing I ard hall flnnrmat'M Winning nltchrr lowing pltrhrr -Mirrfft 1 moirm omgle nd Mora.

XJm of game 1:48. Cslifom huhiqgoi Ore row Btfttft Orreon Me, A sties 41 Nrtnta lam 47 tit "3 lft Cal Aide ft-1 ft- I nl Mohart 66 Oil BCHOI ffNTIC I ft ff Kr espor Ahtnvnl (Continued on Pass Three Title Part.) (toatinuid on ri Two line Part.) I.