Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph du lieu suivant : Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • 37

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and 'way ahead Mr I i I si yK THE ED MAZESKI O. H. Ill RTON BUY OF Coaches of Westinghouse and South Hills in Championship Game. Spirit never has been higher nor rivalry keener in a similar local championship test. Westinghouse, undisputed winner of the honors in Section I of the City League, aims to prove that its superiority extends over all of Pittsburgh.

By JESS CARVER Subtract Marshall M. Ooldbng of Elkins, W. from yesterdav Pitt-Carnrgie Tech football game out in the wind-swept and thoroughly chilled Pitt Stadium and you'd have had a very close ball game. Unable to offer the fans a single point a year ago, the city rivals put on a dazzling display of scoring in yesterday's engagement, as they scored 45, the Panthers rolling up a 17-point majority as thev whipped their Oakland rivals 31 to 14 in the twenty-third renewal of the 30-year-old series. It was a spectacular struggle from start to finish, a strupgle that kept the 40-odd thousand who braved the cold weather, enthralled from whistle to whistle; a game which, for sheer excitement and Intoxication of action was unrivalled here this year and a game which sent every single person who saw it home completely satisfied.

THREE FOR BIGGIE Three times young Goldberg Pitt's brilliant sophomore left halfback, crossed the Tartan goal line, once on a run of 42 yards, again on a splended dash of 87 after taking the ball from Bobbv LaRue on a kickoff and the third time on a smash through the Carnegie left tackle from the six-yard mark. The fourth Panther touchdown was a contribution of the veteran Bobby LaRue, who wound up his varsity career with yesterday's battle. Bobby plunged over Carnegie's righ tackle in the second quarter from the three-yard line after big Arnold Greene had set the stage for the tally with a dazzling 53 -yard run on a fake reverse. Bill Daddio, who turned In another sparkling performance at left end, contributed the other Pitt points, kicking a field goal from the 23-yard mark in the first period to start the scoring and coming through very nicely with four extra points after touchdowns. But don't get the idea the day was strictly a Panther holiday.

No sir! Those Tartans were iri the game up to their necks until Goldberg put the quietus on 'em with his return of a kickoff in the third quarter. As it was. they matched their foes in the matter of first THE CLOTHING INDUSTRY Tomorrow husky overcoats and smart new suits ready for men who want the clothing buy that's staying out in front on downright value! See this keen lineup of style-winners and you'll know just how far Fintex has stepped ahead in style-appeal in top-notch woolen quality and in money savings your own judgment tells you not to miss FINTEX Standatd SUITS South Hills, which defeated Allegheny for the right to represent Section II after finishing in a tie for the leadership, also has its heart set on gaining that distinction. Great Advance by High Schools HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL in this district has advanced and improved to a degree that makes it comparable to the country's best in that division. The teams that will compete tomorrow have proved the finest two of the season in Pittsburgh.

And they will be at full strength in the title game. Coaches O. H. Burton, of Westinghouse, and Ed Mazeski, of South Hills, tuned their elevens to be at the peak of form at the hour of the kickoff. Throw in keen rivalry, high school zeal, and the importance of the championship at stake, and you have the makings of a struggle that cannot fail to be a thriller from start to finish.

Picking the winner is out of the question. The teams are so evenly matched on paper that it will be anybody's game, with the outcome in doubt right up to the end. Help the kiddies and don't miss it. Rousing Show Bef ore Pitt Wins A BIG HAND and gobs of credit are due the loser as well as the winner of the annual Pitt-Carnegie Tech battle which yesterday 1 A-it- A fvv jl a fc 'A 0 Wyl OVERCOATS bMllwia brought the local collegiate grid season to a close Far from beinc the Pitt runaway which the 31-14 score might appear to indicate, the game waa a real thriller and one of the best shows that the Panthers and Tartans have put on in years. The fighting Scots, flashing all the gpirit for which they are famous, did not stop at snapping their four-year scoreless streak against Pitt when Jerry Matelan carried over the first Tech touchdown.

The Kilties went on to score a second touchdown that left them trailing by only three points, and there is rto telling how It would have turned out if Pitt had not possessed one of the country's best ball carriers in Marshall Goldberg, enjoying one of his best days. I ciowns, eacn team bagging 11, and had it not been for some unfortunate fumbles and misdirected lateral passes, might have been even more dangerous. HENRION BRILLIANT The Tech defense, led by Capt Nestor Henrion, another of (he game's seniors, was praiseworthy (Continued on rp Forty.) JERRY MATELAN Ends Scoreless Streak VA.vXv-, if fit1' AA 1 1', A selection bo complete you can "call your owi shot" as to style, color and pattern. Lanark Wot steds and Pembroke Twists only two the fabric leaders to see! Hundreds of burly overcoat; in hardy fleeces and velours. Tomorrow' the timt to make a sweet saving on your winter outfit! CALLING ALL DOGS! Albert Pay son Terhune FINTEX UXe SUITS OVERCOATS AM- To Man Who Want the fiat Even as it was, the Plaid gridders made a great fight of it, and though the defeat marked the first time In their history that thry lost six games in one season, they brought their lean year to an end In a way that did them proud.

The Panthers deserved their triumph. And none of the glory of victory can be taken away from them. But they had to be good to beat that. Tech. team of yesterday, and the acclaim due the victors must not be unmixed with a big cheer for the vanquished.

Clean Louisiana Slate Seen Louisiana State appears likely to beat Tulane tomorrow and finish the season undefeated. That would leave the Rose Bowl situation in a tangle, as the Tigers would be on a par with Alabama, which yesterday finished undefeated by beating Vanderbilt, while Fordham was being eliminated by New York University In a big upset. Louisiana State and Alabama each has won eight games and tied one, and if the Tigers wind up tomorrow unbeaten the two teams will be rival standouts for the Pasadena invitation to meet Washington which clinched the Coast Conference honors with yesterday's victory over Washington State, Columbia shapes up as a probable winner over Stanford in New York, to repeat the conquest of three years ago in the Rose Bowl. Despite having been held to a scoreless tie by St. Anselm's last Saturday, Holy Cross ought to rebound with sufficient power to beat Boston College.

The dope indicates victories for Nebraska over Oregon State, Georgia over Georgie Tech, Texas Christian over Southern Methodist, and Baylor over Rice. Meyer vs. Ingram in Service Tilt IT MAY BE Monk Meyer's arm against Bill Ingram's foot in the rmy-Navy battle at Philadelphia tomorrow, the annual clash Moorland Checks, Glengarry Plaids and Barclay Stripes three fabric winners that are out in front! See Cuna-Hair the miracle overcoating fabric Get the luxury of custom craftsmanship in Fintex DeLuxe the season's ace buy in fine clothing I Wro I PICKING MY OVERCOAT AT FINTEX BUYING FROM Use th Pintex Lay a way Plan A small deposit holds the garment you select until you call for it! ft" I' S. 1 wilt THE MAKER PUTS A SWEET that is the gridirons most coiorrui spectacle. Both stand out as great players in other respects fine ball carriers and star open BA Ck IN MY POCKET! I I SAVING When It's Fleatime in Dogdom From spring to late autumn is flea time in dogdom.

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IT 'A3 But passing and field-goal kicking are i the respective specialties of Soldier Monk and Sailor Bill, and the individual prowess of one or the other may be the factor to decide the big tussle. Because Navy defeated Notre Dame 3-0 on a field goal by Ingram, and Notre Dame in its very next game crushed Army 20-6, It might be figured that the Middies have the better team, However, this is a game in which past performances don't count. The rivalry Is so keen that when the service elevens are fighting each other they are different from MONK MEYER BUY FROM THE MAKER SAVE THE DIFFERENCE water or turn the garden hose on him. 'Don't dip him during cold or windy weather.) Let him exercise outdoors till he is dry. For a few days he will smell very faintly of carbolic acid; but for many days he will be flealess.

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