Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • 17

IViitl Ails Onlv GBant il'fl- -riTTSBUKGH 5f IILET. APH- -Othir Department, GR.int 600- -SEVEXTEEV TUces iiaMily Spectacular Plays In Second Pro Tie Gian ts Spurt To Gain 10-10 Deadlock Almost Won MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, 1 5 AH' -f xN I.e. I'ldtltlif f.Nttr I tfir nrtr r. ii i.iiii, 5 Ilennerlem KrudT l'Jrt-rin llf Biiirliiish Iwirani Ill II A 1 ii ii 7 in Meeler Tnmawlli.

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I-'leld jllfllte (art Ket-1. I'fiin filHle. jd 4 By TOM BIRKS You can tie our Steelers but you can't brat 'cm. Thai's what the fans were saying today of FittsburRh's entry in the National Professional Football Leacue after seeinc Coach Walter KieslinE's warriors play their second tie in as many starts, a 10-10 deadlock with the New York Giants before a crowd of 18.601 at Forbes Field yesterday. A week aeo, the Steelers forced the Chicago Cardinals to come from behind late in the game to i a I 'X -v "mm; i I I 5 i 4 spectacular player for the New York Giants in their 10-10 tie with the Pittsburgh Steelers at Forbes Field yesterday was Tuffy Leemans (No.

A), seen here being stopped by Tackle Sanders on the runback of a kickoff in the first quarter. Looks like an unhappy landing for Tuffy, who had a busy afternoon of it. pet a 1-7 tie. and yesterday the New Yorkers, making their initial appearance in defense of their Eastern Division title, had to call into action the educated toe of Len iFeets Barrnim, former West Virginia Wesleyan star, to kick a field eoal in the closing period to stave off defeat. LINE rLAYS BETTER The Rooneymen had completely shaken off lie lethargy that en-FUlfed them in the battle with the Cardinals.

The line charged well and looked just as Rood as Coach Bteve Owen's famous forwards. 4. A is Redskins Scalp, Georgia Coleman, Former Dodgers, 24-17 Diving Champion, Dies The backs sparkled and took Rd- vantage of opportunities and the pj.Q Lpjjryg StaildillS CAMTKRX WVISIOS Pro Statistics eral long enemy flings. Picture shows him (No. 1) breaking up one on the goal line to End Chuck Celatka in the fourth quarter which would have been winning touchdown for the Giants if it had gone through.

"IIIii Making his debut with the Steelers, Merlyn Condit, Carnegie Tech star halfback of the last three years, had himself a great day with h' running and defending against passes. He spoiled sev- LOS ANGELES. Sept. 16. (AP.) The sports world today mourned the loss of one of its most colorful figures in the death Saturday of Georgia Coleman, former Olympic diving champion.

I Waxhlncton PITTSBURGH New Yurk 0 Philflnetptiia Opp. L. T. Pts. 1'is 1'1 iv fl 2 IT 0 1 10 Ut; 3 fi lid 1 1 7 24 i IYlSIO 0 () 27 20 0 1 0 0 0 2 7 7 0 0 0 0 0 Brooklyn Total number Amt 7 I trwt rt immh rtinhhtK 0 l-'trst drw rn I'Ki'H 1 'rn diUM4 iiPiiiiKifn Yard KH-ncd niftilng I Vitrei hint nmliirn Ne KHtn nuhtng Ii.

Forw nrcf paw Ihrnwrt 3.... Farwnrrt pawn mmplclcd fif) gain frfii furnard pai'ii r'nrwarrt atiM For seven years her name was almost a household word iii "rppn Bay 1 A i ftpfrnit and her graceful body, usually in a glowing red diving suit TardlnatJ" nd .111 was part of every important water meet. No person who com-1 Chicago Bears 0 2 peted in the 1928 Olympic Games at Amsterdam and in the i -Vrrt Ktre1 tram Inlrrrrittfrt pftM IS Vartlnce mini rrlurn 102 YaniHK Idrkuff relnrin 4ft 3H9 vnrrt Hlnfit; RnxhftiK pad- Steals dpi'id Spoil iji'Iil 1932 contests here was more widely known or better liked. AKfH-tnled Frenn Tlie irroprossible Grrrn Bay Parkers are of! to a flying start nJ M.linnnl C.n. InR mtPrcppt ert inifi and kirk Misfortune halted her career Archery Title E.

H. Turnock, of Wilkin.sburg IUWHIU lllll 1AU1 ilrtllUilttl XiU- five years ago and followed her 1 thereafter. It started when she By JACK HENRY The schoolboy grid season scarcely is a fortnight old yet already Central Catholic has stolen a large share of the spotlight formerly reserved for WPIAL headline hunters. The rrturn 1 of penult Iwi Aft frmn ppimllifd. ft Nnihr punt Avernc flitimpp ut pnnln.

0 Bull nn 1 iitihlct( rppnviTfrt 1 fumblM recuvcred 0, aNtA (Mmnltd. added the Pittsburgh Archery fessional Football League cham-4ii pionship, opening their bid with the customary spectacular and 1 1 lethal air at tack. The defending champions, be- lelnning their home season yester- 'hurt herself badly in a dive into a shallow pool in Paris. Bron Fisher, Tech Grid Star, Hurt The injury jinx which stalked trick was done in ft single chial pneumonia struck her next, Club title to his list of championships by winning the title at North Park yesterday. Turnock, Siate champ, won for which an enlhttstiastic salute before only 11.657 spectators.

Maiaor brilliant end play of Walter, T0ed up 21 points in the first Kichefskl made a great hit with -period and went on to win the crowd. 27 to 20, over Davey O'Brien and The Steelers scored all of their the Philadelphia Eagles. The! 10 points in the first period, a 26-; Washington Redskins got away to; In the direction of Coach Bill Don-ohue and his sturdy Vikings. The Central Catholic grirlders, returning in keen physical condition from a nine-day camp stay at Loret.to, opened their campaign last Friday night at Crmrlerol. Last, year Steve Stepanian's Cou- it hen Infantile paralysis, and finally a chronic liver ailment i which caused her death, I Funeral services will be held i Wednesday at the Little Church of the Flowers in Glendale.

Mi.ss Coleman, born January 21. i 1911. at St. Maries, Idaho, learned Carnegie Tech's football team the tourney with a score of 2.101, throughout the coaching regime leading Walter D. Perry, who had mj i (ha 1.984.

and D. R. Cochran, who of Bill Kern, has moved in on thejuniNl a 1m Mwe the dmiWe new Skibo mentor, Dr. Eddie American rounds. Baker.

The women's crown went, to Miss yard pass from Billy Patterson to an Pm)aiiv successful start in the Lou Tomasetti accounting for the Eastern Division by whipping Jock I had a gars sank their fangs into the Vik- Latest additions to Tech's cas-' Marion Nevergold, who ualtylist are Ted Fisher, veteran annpxpd th touchdown and Armand Niccolai Sutherland's Brooklyn eleven, 24 adding the extra point and kick- to 17. ine a 4ft-yard placement field Roal-jcARDS HOI LIONS I ings for a 21-0 victory, but on men's! Friday it was Donahue's turn to love water sports during child inc uianus scorea incir hood, years at, Santa Catalinaj. who wul 6e Wlt Ior a wepK, clout event, scoring 221 hits, and(grin broadly as his charges came Island near here. In 1928 she 'or 10 days with a shoulder injury, Mrs. Walter D.

Perry won the! through with an unexpected 26-0 The Detroit Lions and Chicago rlown In the third period, when a triumph. women title in tins event, gel-ting a 256 score. Kay Lundell won the women's and Bob Church, also an end, who is suffering from a Charley horse and probably won't be able 33 RECORD WKAK The Vikines were held scoreless started training under Diving Coach Fred Crady. and within six i months she won the United iStates Olympic tryouts. flight shoot and J.

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NhM 1 I At TntlmnnimH, first B. V. rnhirnhiiH I i fi ii 11 11 11 11 fl 1 lriliiptiNil(n 11 il 0 2 il 2 1 to engage in rough practice until captured men's event llle'then on they couldn't be stopped, She placed second at Amster- the end of the week. summary: stoiins; once in the second quarter, repenting In the third and saving a double dose for a fourth-quarter dam in the high and 10-meter events. MKN'M KVKNTM Yurk.

Puulile Ami'tU-au Fisher, a 200-pounder from New Philadelphia, tore a muscle in In 1931 she won all possible his shoulder while hitting the jK; -J. dummy in practice last Friday. The Tartans broke camp 52-vardpass set up a quarterback: Cardinals battled to a scoreless sneak tl roueh the line for theraw in a blindiiw rainstorm at marker. Barnum's placement from Buffalo and the New York he 32-yard line then overtook the 13 champs of the Eastern Division, rallied to tie Pittsburgh, 10-10. The four games attracted GIANTS OUT! LAiM) a total of 81.021 customers.

The New Yorkers made nlnej At Green Bay. Don Hulson set first down to eight, but that was up the first touchdown with a pass Ihe only advantage they held. The interception on the Eagles' 45. A Steelers gained 137 net yards from: pay ater, Cecil Isbell dashed 39 passing to 104 for the Giant.s. and yards around right end for the their total net yardage gained was sCOre and Hutson converted.

389 against 296. Shortly afterward Isbell cli- The Steelers scored two minutes maxed a 71-yard march with a after the start. On an exchange touchdown pass to Carl Mul-of punts, Lansdell, of the Giants, and Hutson again kicked fumbled on his own 23-yard and Sortet. recovered for the ihe Packers scored again on locals. After Platuks dropped Arnle Herber's short pass to Mul-BiUy Patterson's pass on the next jeneaux.

national titles high and 10-foot, 'Indoor and outdoor a sports i achievement rarely equalled. In 1932 she retained all but the iim spree. A string of victories this year 1 will be doubly welcomed at Con- t.ral inasmuch as the 19D9 chart was none too Imposing, two victories and two ties falling to bal- urdav afternoon after staging A. W. Purrielil Fllcht uli-rnt.

J. M. Rh. 10-foot outdoor crown. Her highest honors came in the WOMK.N KXTH their first, scrimmage of the practice season.

Registration gets under way today, with school lance four losses. National. Columbia American Hits IL'O 2111 onen ne on Wednesday. uoiiDie Marion Nvercoii Los Angeles when she won the world title in the three-meter event and placed second i in the high diving. drills end for-the Skibos today, 'errv order even's; lllree Amer Junior single sessions being the Such regulars as Bulger, Hzel, Schuster and Vincent have re-! turned to the backfleid while hold i overs in the front line trenches! aie Clark, Mnlogne, Pavia, Hoi-1 leran.

Schaeffer, Siano, Malinow-! 1 She is survived by her parents, 25B 211 from tomorrow on, Duquesne begins its single practice sessions this afternoon, dou- shoot Mrs. W. H. Terry Nacv Mrs. Charles Cone Kllcht sh.nit.

Knv Junltir events; three Anieli, i two brothers and two sisters, and i bv her estranged husband, Rufe play, Tomasert i pmtKea a succeea- O'Brien led a rally and con ing 26-yard heave out of the for three touchdown passes Oilsnn. nf whom ble workoiits being eliminated witn Sr. JiatNTifs Brfchcen aii'l C'Mii)er; J-ietther rtnl West. name R. H.

F. CMlumltiw ionno4ft 7 InrlunnHiii Milium- 3 7 1 HftHtMirs VVhtf p. Melt (in amj t'noppt Wilson. FnvH'h nuM Pak. At Jjimijivilie, first pump H.

T'l''Ho 11 (I ll ii ll 1 0 2 4 I L.ini!; IMf lid (I20.1HII I tfi 0 JUt halt's Kiint''rlin. Kramer Mr I Hiiiv, Wiuener anil Griit.it Prirmiee and Sf(nd H. E. T.ie-iu 2 ft 0 1 1 4 1 ii U.uisviflf 0 il it I) I 0 ISO (Cttiiett end eixtn ailuw tim to atcri tTHIfl luiterim KirkkHla a.nii Payton; "fthdffer, anil At Minneftjiniis, Jtrt jrnme R. Fi.

Knnw Cll 2 04 fl i 11 II 2 1 '2 li (I I'liieaixihn 11 (Hi 1 ti i 9 3 R'-iMrrrps falinhnn. snd to cross the poal line, and Niccolai1 but Bay reinforced its lead sh married at Fort Lauderdale, the opening of the school tcrm in 1933. today. 'Audrey rroi-tor GEORGIA COLEMAN kicked the extra point. with two field goals by Clark A little later, the Steelers in the third period, worked the ball down to midfleld AERIALS BEAT I)ODGERS ski and Jennings.

CITY SCHOOLS OPFN City and Catholic join WPIAL members in this week's schedule, heaviest, so fur this year. Allderdice, Perry, Peabody and Allegheny will engage in non-circuit warmups Friday afternoon, and Schenley, Oliver and South By JIMMY HATLO Tlicyll Bo It Every Tiiuo booted a Whale of 'a goal from The Red.skins hkewise featured nWompnt lBn overhead attack with Sammy Baugh and Frank Filchock on the OEEPE.RS! WHERE'D THEV KIDS OH-THEN'RE mrot.s Prrry, Allpghrnv travrls to: came Prabody's HighlRnd home, Srhon-lJSSV iXSIiSJJ ley invades Jeannette, Oliver' -nd mxtoih, account I WvWVN inuic uuili; inc. ei ALL AdOU SO LOOWMG- FOlsVtfj CONAE. IT THE tannics with the Dratrons at, Don Ma'tenr" Ret. rtruiKfr ano rePhtI- lllis HHPlner an-1 ltennlnp At S'.

PrfiiL fTt s-irne- HAJE GOT AM OPEK1 DATE. WE COULD BOOK. ANOTHER. GAME, BUT NOU CAM SEE TMEST5.E high, 0u5t over the Guess the throwing: end, delighting a crowd Taking the next kickoff on the-of 32,763 in Washington. Baugh 10-yard line, the Giant.s ran t0 Eci justice for the first ball back to the 28 and then staged! scorei lead grew to 10-0 a march up the field, with Tuffy, wnrn Bo Russell booted a field Leemans bearing the brunt, which Filchock set up the second was destined to die on the one-'touchdown with a long pass to foot line where the Sleelers braced B0b McChesney and then scored and took the ball on downs as the himself from the six-yard line, period ended.

I Ace Parker led the Dodgers' 10- Each side tried for a field goal pojnt rally In the third, but the pnd missed in the second period. Indians retaliated with the clinch-Hank Soar from the 41-yard line jnE score jn the fourth. Filchock and Niccolai from Ihe 49. 1 tossing an 11-yard pass to Jim DAW OF THE GAM EL.THEV 'LIDO ITEVERW ora and South visits Greenville. St.

Justin is bonkpd at. Johnstown Catholic on Friday and St. Veronica hosts for Leetsdale on Saturday. The week's propram beelns lo-nicht, with Punxsutawnev carded at Clearfield. WHOLE.

TEAM TIME. PRETTV NOUMG-. WOOLDM'T AVERAGE 0 2 1 0 0 ft fj I st pnii 1 0 0 2 0 1 4 1 M.iknsky anil Garbark Her rmn an-i (jam-- tiwiniifft ft fl ft 1 0 2 8 2 P'Hii 0 on ft ti 2 HuttiTiei Hlnehiilrter and Hitnkms: Swift and M.iekiP. IKAfil r. At Jprscy I'lty, fir.tt n-tnit1 tl R-iKitn'irf 1 O41iHini)0- 1.1 fl City 0 0 0 0 0 (HUM- 4 HjtMcrit-i Rnincr.

and KelriMnd; lienstiaw iid Kppa. Second Kurne K. 3U5T HOW BlS- 90 POUNDS. XTiS AIE THE BOVS Owen then replaced for six points. The lineup: A DEAL, HEW? Washington- 24.

Fox Chapel Neffers Millnpr SHiw-nrtz on sour club. 2 2 1 fl 3 1 0 13 OUMIOR niv- 0 0 0 0 (I 00- 11 7 2 Split Wifh niHti lUtioriff rhtMini ami ili-iittiuiul t- i. c. R.T H. K.

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Kdwii riJs Karma li Barber Ma lone hatlLih ire Johnnun ATHLETIC LEAGUE with Shaffer at quanerDacK. 'ine Giants put on their only sustained drive. With Tuffy Leemans lugging the ball they went to the Steeler's one-yard stripe to be held for downs. In the second period Hank Soar attempted a field goal from the Steelers' 41. but the kick was wide.

Prior to the interval Niccolai tried F. SrniP by DeriOflw; The Pox Chapel team and 1hri 2 2 noun 1 0 5 it Allegheny Country Club split even 'and in their Pittsburgh Inter-Clud htu. Tennis Leasue encounter on the nnsntnii3 Et latter's courts yesterday. The -h- 22 i Klunhani, and Ptrint. 717 in Brnnttlvn Washintrlnn 7 21 Touctinnwns T-Gusrue Hr(ifklvn Ki'nrmir: placement, coal from the Giants' 49, but that kick was wide Parker (sub fr KiFht 2 i plu-pmnts i Field coal- Kwhival for C'afeni, At first tump Ft.

T-rontn ft (i 2 fl 2 l'i 0 Mnn'real 2 3 9 1 I nvr. PASS SETS I SCORE htncinn murine: i niirnawns lona (ur In the third period, Kay trv After tmifhdown -Sftnrnrd (j'ih for Mnlnnr) Kuielt (sub far Barber) 2 iplarpmpnts) field poal. Russell. -n. Hisk ChlrflB'i Cards ft.

Baker liflfhurmw. Kettp and Gtultam. Heniiift (jnme F. Tnmnfn ft A A fl fl ft 0 M'lntrcal 1 1 ft fl 0 'I 4 0 HiiHVrifR -WaJkiip andliirty; Kimhali and Backer, At ftnchentfr. firif Bitm ftlfi it i niKHil nn Km heer 1 0 0 fl Katiprip Whit and Brurnol'if, Rn nr Mueller.

Keeond Kaine fi io, pmt-ported, ruin Mill ATI. ANTIC PLATUKf- fl. Akron nsnontofit r. IS 2 'i 0t! I) 1 Ml 4 2 B.Htterie!--Quern and Anrtt-Mn Put'er ind Kernatule. former Ai'Kansas star, inssen '-layed 52-yard heave to Max Harrison rookie end, placing (lie ball on 'the Steelers' 14.

Leemans made nine yards on the next play pnd then a first down on the four-vard line. After two smacks at i he line had failed, Shaffer nudged throueh center for a touchdown and Cuff kicked the extra point, before the close of the third Petntit 1. 1, K.C T. t. H.

KB Johnson Wotrtechnwiril rldhaus Wlnslow Vnn.n Weiss Altlrirh Blazme Dewelt Parker GoMhei Mn'n i.t!lie F. nd M. Oilrnnre. A i -1 i'i V-nm-wn. anrl J.

fi 13; T. n'liiMi(n arii A M'Hf-r. Vh-il dp-feated nn M. Mnnm. 6 4.

fi-ri; r. and l-m-coin, AUiienv, Uliur find Salia-hiiffi. fi-3. A- 2. MLXfd do-ihlet Mrs nnrl A Mil le V'x 'Un 1 -i ft Mr S'h'HnrrRter and rIrk.

fit, ifl Mins Muriel M.i'iu'ti xt" HirKtn. CiMtwl. iwfea'iA Mr, rn. 6 2 fl i Mtt A hep Painter and Jobifisnn, Aileyhenv, wun by Bearcat Freshman Injured in Game LATROBE, Sept. 16.

(AP.) Johnson Joseph. 21-year-old freshman tackle at St. Vincent's College, sufTemi a possible right kidney rupture a pile-up of players dunns scrimmaee between Ihe collece varsity and frosh yesterday. The Bearcat varsity swamped It -20. Oreen Bsy Parkers 2" Hutson Ram.sev period, the desperate Giants tried.

Another field Roal, this time fromj 41-yard line but it fell short. In: the final period, after Odershaw had intercepted a pass, Miller tossed a 35-yarder to Howell, and, I v'ith the ball on the 32, Barnumj K. I. L.O.. T.

K. I. H. i wimv i.rti v. I I'lHViffl Hfnfchatnfon 11? 8 hill Illl- KV ss(l( IAIIt tI'1notli Memphis in 7 (U I l'lHlllfl Hmiiitin 2 1 vt a H' O.T I.MM in Ktii'tu'u i'T'i "ifl Thomtison a rper ite Lee (Soldtieri: Irft low Ray Mulleneaux Crai Law Ulielt Hmkle 0 11 'Ml nun 27 o'inev 2.

Riffle. THAN S. TO C.T. KINS.ELLA -f if tJ I I r. ify.

K-ftl- kicked ine nut" ll R-ore Orr. Kmc Fcture; SvnJnlr, In? V. rrrvr.l 5 f' tand K.tll S.i'THin-'niii 7 S-ti-r-imi'ntit rS Anele I I ln 4 it that lied the score. 'i In Ihe riylna momenls. Niccolai T.nu-w.iown rinrrninnl.

cnRl Mul'eneux 2. Isbell, Points after toueti- S'in I'li'sn 4. (Tomorrow: Try to Get a Position from a Relative.) tried im cni. j. iitusun 1 the frosh, 38 to 0.

Still Uteto 2. from the DUl ll was nmv. u-iem goals HinKle.