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I 7 11 r. i e4 '11 ui 71.77n.'r. OCTOBEn 23. 193S Want Ads 5100 FITTSIAURGII StXDAT StN-TELEGRAFT1 Other Departments, GRant 6500 -FART 3 l'AGE 3-- scoRES WIN 0 vER WASHIJEFT rAnT I PAGE rCKNELL J. PLAYER IN ACTION SUN-TELEGRAPH -off FAIOTIBIAILL Si tCopvrighted) CRUSH 1 OCKETS BY 1 AMATEUR EVENT FOR BOXERS 1 ir I I 78-YARD DASHi BY TOMASETTI Is FEATURE .1.1 jerwff i jeftel la 1 1 I (3' W.

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10 i 4)4 Olio 1 Pitt Victory Figures 1 1 WASHINGTON. Oct. 24. Wahington and Jefferson lost its HDrnecoming Day game to Buckrell by a 26-6 score here today before a crowd of 4.000 fans, The Bisons holding an imposing advantage in weIght, slashed over one touchdown in the first period. two in the second and one in the third.

while the Presidents finished with a strong drive that furnished a fourth-quarter touchdown and threatened another. The W. and J. line played a bang-up game, but the Presidents' secondary defense faltered badly, with a result that once Bison balltoters got passed the line they ripped off long gains. Each team made seven first downs.

All scoring sorties developed with startling suddenness. The Bisons goth their touchdowns on a 15-yard sprint, a 78-yard dash. a line attack after a long pass had set the stage, and a psss that was good for 46 yards. The Presidents followed suit, garnering their lone score on a pass good for a 52-yard gain. SPRINTS 78 YARDS Wash-Jeff dominated the early part of the game, rolling up three first downs, while Bucknell was held secondary, but a fumble by Mc Burney gave the Bisons the ball on the Prexy 41, where the ihvaders got going on first scoring sortie.

Two line plays netted six yards, followed by a lateral from Smith to Tomasetti for a first down on the W. and J. 17. Three line stabs gained but two yards, Aut Smith on a reverse through the Proof right tackle sprinted yards to the goal. Green added the extra point by placement.

Early in the second period, after Croft had sent a quick punt out of bounds on the Bucknell 22, Tomasetti smashed through the W. and J. left tackle on the first play and sprinted 78 yards for a touchdown. Smith's placement kick was low. A few minutes later, after taking the ball on midfield on a punt, Bucknell scored again, covering 50 yards on two plays.

Tomasetti passed to Lane for four yards, and on the next play Tomasetti passed to Smith, a 15-yard gain, and the big fullback raced the remaining 31 yards. Smith kicked the extra point. TOUCHDOWN MARCH In the third period Bucknell Marched 41 yards for its final score. Three plays by Jones, Quick and Filer moved the ball to the 31. Tomasetti passed to Lane for eight and a first down on the Prexy five.

Tomasetti cracked tackle for four and Quick circled right end for the touchdown. Green's placement kick was blocked. After a multiple exchange of punts, Bucknell in the fourth period marched 20 yards to the W. and J. 20, but there the Presidents took the oval on downs, and launched their touchdown march, an 80-yard parade.

McBurney made 19 yards on two tries at the line. and Croft swung end for a first down on the W. and J. 48. On the next play Szewezyk passed 20 yards to Croft who sprinted 32 yards to the goal eluding four tacklers.

Croft's kick was wide. In the closing minutes the Presidents again drove into Ducknell territory, advancing 33 yards, but a le lost the ball as the game ended. The lineup: yr, w. Buchnell. L.

liennen Basel Li' Gantt L.G Ma rehall Petreeca Berk IL (1 Glenakt Green R. nrvIn Mara nek B. ic Bonha Filer Lane I RH Ftzwipler Bowman F. Smith Score by periods; J. 0 0 0 6 8 Bucknell 7 13 et 0-26 TouchdownsSmith 2.

'roma aet ti, Quick, Croft. Extra pointsGreen, Smith. AMERICAN Glassport Smothers Elizabeth High, 19-0 Rules Governing Football Select-o-graph Here's the news the amateur boxers of the Greater Pittsburgh area have been vatting for. The Sun-Telegraph is going to stage an All-America boxiiiV tournament in conjunct on with other Hearst newspapers. It Is not going to be just any sort of a tournament.

but the real NIceoy, with able prizes, real titles. a swell tnp for the winners 'n everything! The bouts will be fought during the first two weeks in January. Arrangements now are being completed with Amateur Athletic Union officials and other interested persons. Watch for further details from day to day in the Sun-Telegraph. VOII.T.

AMEBIC -7i- Panthers 14anehid by Lavden fly IFI.111,11 LAVDEN Not ro Dante Foot ha it 'orich Notre Dame was defeated YhSt erday by a great Pittsburgh team. one which knew its fundamental football well and had the power and drive to make these fundamentals pay dtvidends. Marshall Goldberg is one of the finest sophomore running backs hay' seen. lie ignited the spark that made Pitt get stronger and stronger as the game Notre Dame- has a lot of work to do. especially on such fundamentals as blooking, tackling, and holding on the ball.

The first big break of the game came when we fumbled on the Pitt 45-yard line early in the second period. 'After an exchange of kicks, Pitt began the march to its first touchdown. Encouraged by this touchdown, Pitt turned what might have been a close game into a onesided victory. Notre Dame had fumbled only once in three games before yesterday, but fumbled the times against the Panthers. This was due to overanxiety of the backs to drive for extra yards and partly to Pitt's hard tackling.

In Tony Matisi, Pitt has a great tackle. He caused us trouble all afternoon. Drunell, at the other trickle. and Hensley, hacking up the line at center. were other in the Pitt line.

Glass-I ford' played a fine game at guard I for Pitt, despite injuries which threatened to keep him out of the game. Our players haven't realized the necessity for intensive work on fundamentals perhaps, but I am sure they were impressed with this need in yesterday's game. Pitt was fine example of a team that has mastered these element el points. I know that our boys will keep plugging away and that they gained a world of valuable experience yest erda y. (Copyright.

Mitt, eh rig Walmh ttynd.) VOT A ER ICA TUBERS DEFEAT ALLDERDICE The Taylor Ailderdiee High School football team lost a tough game to McKeesport High, 6 to 0, on the McKeesport High Field yesterday. The only came in the third period. Taylor Aliderdice had the ball on its own 25 and Mc Tighe dropped back to punt. Thishofy dashed through and blocked the kitk, Simpson picking up the oval and scampering over for the touthdown. He missed the extra prnt.

Taylor Allderdice had two tough breeks in the game. In the second period, Whalen hurled a pass to Miller that was good for 50 yirds. putting the bali on the six yard line. Two trys at the line by Whalen put the ball on the two-yard stripe, but the whistle blew, ei.ding the half. In the fourth period, Taylor Allelerdice worked the ball up to the two-yard line.

Whalen then passed to Sca ily over the goal line on the fourth down and the bah was called back, Taylor Allderdiee being off side. The lineup: po. McKpopport IL Aliderdiee. ll Mavdew LA Vi lane Silverman Leonard') tt Friea KFRNTIOW 080-6 1 PITT 64 Number of scrimmage plays. 325 Yards gained front scrimmage 19 Yards lost from scrimmage 306 Net yards from 8 Forward passes 2 Forward passes completed.

6 Forward passes incomplete 48 gained from passes 1 Opponents 'passes intercepted 45 Yards gained from intercepted passes Yards lost from completed passes 93 Net yards from forward passes 399 Net yards from passes and scrimmage 14 downs. scrimmage First downs, passes 1 First downs from penalties 15 Total number of first downs 5 Number of kickoffs 267 Yardage of 534 Average length of kickoffs 1. Number of kickoff 49 Yardage of kickoff returns 49 length of kickoff returns 6 Number of punts 200 of punts 33 Average length of punts 8 Number of punt 112 of punt returns 14 Average length of punt returns Number of punts had blocked 6 Number of penalties against 40 Yards lost from penalties. 579 Total yards gained carrying 59 Yards lost from scrimmage, passes, penalties 520 Net yards gained carrying the ball. 4 Touchdowns scored 2 Successful tries for point after touchdown 1 Ball lost on downs Ball lost on fumblyes Ball lost on penalties Fumbles made Own fumbles recovered 1 fumbles recovered 1 Field goals attempted 20-0 SCORE WAYNESBURG.

Oct, 24, Varneslittrit Slippery Rock, al to 0 hero tod, the Jackets scoring to chdowns in each of the last three periods. Billy ()lumpily, Edwin Wilson tid Bob Criss egist erect the Jackets six-pointeis Waynesburg's it touchcloAn started from its own 42-yard A eonsistism advance Included a gain by Ntc (llumohy, supplemented by consistent sliorter gains by t'riss. Koepka and NtcOlumphy with the latter going over on spinner play from the tour-yard line. Criss touchdown came front one yard out, the play climaxing An tidrillIAM at a Ft ing On the Rocket 36 which included a long pass from Kopeka to Ntarkovina. The third Ne01-11114 march starti'd from a punt exchange on which Waynesburg got the mil on the Rocket 35 It included long from Kopeka to and Markovina, which netted 14 and 28 yards, acd ended up with Vilson going on tackle from the two-yatd tit t'l lie fOr I he I Cilleh clown, 'the lineup: i 0, ithoperv it ki.

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Dakalo Wes 42-0ioux Falls College 0 --1(1TE AMERICAN. STATE BOOTERS WIN STATE COLLEGE, Oct. 24. Penn State's soccer team continued undefeated and unscored upon as it Won a hard-fought game from Lafayette today, 2 to O. ANI RICA Goldberg 1 31 1)114111)4rg I a 4)1(1 Till 111111 T414( I Punt Against Bucknell N.D.

33 13 9 64 9 7 26 26 90 2 1 1 4 1 49 49 5 107 21 10 416 42 5 25 5 5 45 23t 54 177 1 1 .5 4 THIEL BEATEN BY BETHANY BETHANY. W. Oct. 24. Bethany College won its third straight victory of the season today, defeating Theil, 25 to O.

The game was entirely Bethany's and not once did the Pennsylvania boys threaten the Green and White goal line. Early in the opening period Bethany marched to Theil's 45- yard line and from this position George Petross. former Uniontown, Pa star dashed off tackle for the first score. In the second quarter, Bethany again placed the ball on Theirs 45-yard line and from this position Petross repeated his romp for the second score. Passing paved the way for a Bethany score in third quarter.

A toss from Petross to Everhart placed the pigskin with Tell's 20- yard line. Arch Kinsey, fleet halfback, plunged from this position to the touchdown. Petross smashed through for the final score in the closing period after a series of plays put the ball deep in Theil territory. Davis, Theil end, was forced from the game with a terrific blow on the head. Later Stack, Bethany's passing star.

had to be removed because of back injuries. The lineup! Poe. Bethany. Thiel. 14 it uner L.T tn R.

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The fights grew out of Colorado University efforts to uproot goal posts. PILES RECTAL DISEASES No Cutting, No Burning, No Pain PII foo, At I IA RYA litA1411) II WIN, I lit, FIST! U. PHI MI I 8 4 IIg inot NOS-Atli 1.4 and alltod Itioott000 ho1.41 by our geode UPC Allothod. No limo of floor from nod, We Also Treat Specifically URI( 41:41, 8ANS, lot ulcers. and 4411411 lex smelling.

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Glassport scored in the second period after working the ball down to the 11-yard line when Laughlin passed to Chiztnar over the goal line. Glassport scored 2 points in the fourth period. Elizabth had the ball on its own five-yard line when Ahieski tried to punt. His kick was blocked by Kurka. the ball rolling over the goal line where Gardner dropped on it for a touchdown.

Glassport came back five minutes ihter and with the ball on the 20-yard line, Laughlin dropped back and passed to Milkovich, who stepped over the goal line. The lineup: itsthe1-0 LE Chterner Castor Edmondson Rubino Ryan C. Pater AMesk Ctinnon F. Gardner atonam Pmetski Sedtava Deif Ole ctrnala L. H.

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.) 1,1 Wha len 0 11.... taker 'z When a a II Goldberg, 11 he 1, Pitts brilliant sophomore half- S'nrr by neri MIller da! back, was "carrying the mail" ri, nn, Taylor M. for the Panthers in their 26-0 victory over Notre Dame at the Stadi UM yesterday, he was carrying a fine batch of birth- day cards for himself. Goldberg observes his eigh. F.1.1.1""mga".....ur- teenth birthday anniversary to- day.

SPAR The Panther flash scared one touchdown, ran the Irish defense r-44S NEED 1 dizzy. figured in the Pitt passing 1 attack and played a fine defensive game. 7.... As a birthday gift from Ma teammates, Goldberg today Is to receive the football used in the Panther Irish fray. R.F: IMellotIr Lankowlez Whaien SYnY.

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Have your plugs cleaned todaywhile you wait Sc each wherever you see this sign. The races in the two sections of the City League are still undecided. Westinghouse, the defending champion in Section I and runnerup. for the championship in 1935, and Taylor Al Iderdice High School are running neck-and-neck for the right to represent that division in the championship game. They meet next Friday afternoon on the Allderdice field.

Over in Section II, South Hills High, the defending champion, and Allegheny High are waging a keen fight to capture the sectional laurels. Having tied in their annual game, South Hills and Allegheny are deadlocked for the lead. each waiting for the other to crack. The regular season still has more than three weeks to run. An elaborate program of features is being arranged for the championship game, the details of which will be announced later.

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