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i 0111 I Want Ads OnlyGRant SIO0 PITTSBURGH SUNDAY SUN-TELEGRAPH Other Departments, GP-ant 6504 SUNDiY. OCTOPER 4. JAMES J. LONG'S 1POMPOON WINS $80,000 FUTURITY I A ATE 2 iCE 4 1 i Sports (0111111eill Sports Sprt DEFEATS' Hiller 'ILI Itest lits COMPOSIT BOX SCORE FOR FIRST TWO GAMES I i LINCOLN FIELDS-ILLINOIS AAsortated rnmc I 1-4 Int Tut, 6.40. 4.10, 3.60; Port O'Play, 31.00, 14.20; Pam i 20.

i 'Dm. I .11 1-3. off Aloe rikoLadv twateres. l'ait 1141 1 WI I I 111.01- 110 10 I Ttrrt. 1 41 -3- aft 1'10 Also 00.0-1, Etat 8,, 1Tut Tut, 6.40.

4.20, 3.60; Port O'Play, 31.00, 14.20; 4.20. VALUE OF FIRST GAME Series Tests Theory MANY WINNERS SLIP MANY WINNERS SLIP VALUE Nertes Pomparagon. VICTOR BREAKS TRACK RECORD Al BELMONT othersal prtee AT BELMO i i othersal 1.1price Tumble Tuble 11111. MR. O.

PO. A. 4, in, 1...144,0 .4,.4010 2One Night, 6.20, 3.40. 3.20; t' a laVatehfully 2.80, 3.20; (aiNedrt sc. 3 3 0 1,00 2 9 1 ..41,3 21 4 1,0,1 l'' 0 COR 3.20.

1 I 3 0 1,04 ltro, 1:14 1-5, 041 1 3'0, 31,0 I shims, T.tr. Muth 111........ 1 Hour. 1 0.i le, Ref, 0. Pirtma 1 root 1 a A 2 1 li2 2 0 Immo 3 .:1 19 3 0 fowl.

I CHICAGO. OCt. 3. (Ap.) A i 3Charming 16.80, 910, 7.00; hegards, 10.80, 6.20; Stealirg 1 3 .1001 I 11 I B'acic and Gold wave from thP 610 1 1 .2,01 1 4 1 4 Time 1:23 1-3. nff 3 11 Al ranRiark Nom MAW, Roberta, 0 1 2 1 030 1 SOLIth rolled over the University; btrt.

Aortmn, ler-riso Id lotaitio. te. 1 A mon 0 .000 Moo iro 1:2 2-3. off 2 14. ana rk Maid, Roberta, 12Ard WW2-.

I i i i aSoi 1 South rolled over the University I Writ. 1 orlatio 9 'Id. 11 1 A A'4 I'n 1.11'sTil 11. AR. 11 H.

III. 31. 39 il 1511000 MI 1 1 4 1 lb rt 1 1 mf 311021100 11001100 AMONG OTHER THINGS to be shown, the outcome ii 11101P. Mt 1111001 3 9 3 3 1 0 0 of the present World Series Nvill furnish some new evidence ead 2b NEW YORK, Oct. i it, 1 11; 1 supporting or refuting an old baseball theory.

This is that brilliant son of mighty 1 0 1 0 0 0000011 the winner of the first series game usually is a pretty safe today took undisputed i bet to take the title. In this case it would mean the Giants of the 1938 2-year-old To experienced fans, however, it won't be convincing ship by blazing to a 1 I no matter which way it goes, whetner the Yankees, after triumph in tie Belmont 1 i 0 0 0 11 ing the opener, or the Giants, after winning it, are on top at Futurity and shaItoring the track I i 0 the finish. 3 99 Pompeni it 10 3 0 2 ClTa i 41. AR. 11 H.

K. 31, HR 0 01000003 a101411121 3 IA 1 0 0 3 HO 2 4 1 0 0 a 0 6110 0 01 3310 3 II 1 0 6 II i a i a 0 1 4 0 1 0 1000011 Tato let 3 99 II SO 0 2 4 0 1 11 4 6 .4 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 I a A 0 808iiiiiineaJo.i 2 2 I I 0 0 I 0 0 0 I Mi II I .0,04 of Chicago at Stagg Field today as 1 4All Devil, 24.20, 10.40, 6.80; Jadaan. R.00, 5.40; 11.40. 0 6 0 0 0 'too! 0 0 0 0. 0 1 0 1,.0 the powerful Vanderbilt Univer-1 Tana 112 2-3 off 1133..

Va. r.n Agmty, Rtel Plyor, tailing, Sag Gill, 0 I Ad 2 0 1000 Vilkia liol-32 I harm tfrver looripr, I herr), I at a a 0.. I NI Commodores overwhelmed the 5Dr. 31enendez 7.00, UHL 180: Saranara. 4,80.

4.00: Busy nie, 5.20. 0 I 6" I 1 0 1 Ma200212. 37 to O. 1:13. 4 Mar, 9 1 0041001.30000 0 .001 oi-.

fir 'I ted a 1 1.11, ft 1 ,10,4) 0 0 0 Jimmy Huggins started kirin 11'nd Mt 4) 4). 16.4'80 6 Calculator 38,60 7.80 "07', halitte 2.40 0 0 0 Southerners on their way. Ills; 6 off voz: and steu an- ffltr), 1 9 12 IS 711 30 2 MIS deonit on a 4 ti yard march which Prince Torch, 61.40, 27.60, Boston Sound, 9.00, 6.60; SAlaam, 7 Onthot tor Coffman, fourth Inning, 4.4,M4 gargle; ran Sot Lentio, ninth ended with Sam Agee going over I 7.00. third goo, off Si -12 Sitoo ran-- a to Bras ohs. aterture.

014e hatted tor Gobi, eighth Want. tome. I rom five yard 3-3. Out. Nlinutes re, AM fah Babe.

Croannys wen. tit) tg, Ott rat. pan YitaitO for Sarkonn, nioth toning, third terve, later Huggins slashed through for 44) I hatcher entry. 1 ield. IHatted tor Itsminnitone.

ninth inning. third tame. running passing spaled Van- ratt I a go from five yards out. Minutes later Huggins slashed through for Tint. 1:44 3-3.

off 5:12 tioo Draento. tottery-ore. ttntio, It 014e Omni, it.rea. to) to Von 'Are, Fear. spooton Be, Crow.m, at 1 hatehrt entry.

Fientl. I Lit II Lille urnilu rtniapuy What happens one year may be followed by a directly won the Futurity in 1,925. opposite result 12 months later. You can't always guess cor-, J. H.

Louchhenn's bay colt, detectly from the nature of the start how World Series is leated only once in six previous going to end. starts, easily was best in the field A club wins out because it is the better teas in class, and of 17 top-not and Won riot because of what it does in the opening contest. going away :11 1:16 2-5. clipping record while doine Fo. It going away in 1:16 2-5.

clipping A oA another score after Hall recovered a Maroon fumble. Lunsford Hollins took a lateral from AlPx --13 A TT (1- VANKITA (1. A 11, R. B. 211.

11111.10111. Bit MO, Pet, A. 1K. Pet. I rorimoi to, it 313411100111.0511310:13 1 11 3 3 0 0 0 1 2 0 .2 T.t 'I 2 0 1 OA MO, PO, PO.

A. L. 0 0 .13 2 0 2 4 10.0 Itnt Fe. 3b to, It 6, Fe. 3b I I 1 a cat lo 'p i 4 At II i a 1 .8 )d on OD H.

11 11 dri 15314; PO As, 11 tt, 't II, et fiSleepy Joe, 26.20, 7.00, 5.40; Spanish Lad, 4.00, 3.60; Just Sheik, 5.60. limo 145 1-5, off Also ranlady re4rro.1, Wild West. Norman Ere, Polato. ROCKINGHANI-NEW HAMPSH IRE 1-11Igh Finance, 6.80. 4.70, 3.90; Irish Pero, 22.70, 12.10 Lotta Fun, 6.40.

2-o. off 1:47 Aton ran-2 dri. Plot Brrod, apialn HuLl, Prouteutut. tott3o Boy, Ptirlons. Lours firsintiont.

1114 Ise King. 2Cherry Can, 6.00, 4.30, 3.20: ()smock, 24.20, 14.70; Hi Sugar, 5.60. 3-3, off 11. AN. ran-- tIonntnorn, Rielthioc Belie, my torso.

Mork Modesty. (Oette. Votytiirtorne. Ababa, litdth, 3Blandishment, 86.60. 35.80, 21.30; General 8.80, 6.30; Match Play, 16.70.

lime 1:40 4-11. oft 2:37,, Aloe rott-14t4s Hortnrreer, Lemengler. High Mormon, tyno1)d. Soldier. tmy rkt, rittri.e.

Claimant. 4- 'ote Boy, 1,1.00, 7.60. 5.10; Fut-fiber, 8.30, 6.30; 'Marmara. 6.70., I -5, orl 333, a. Also ranDorothy Mork Higt)rnisr, breog etude, Blue two nl, irk iP 1V4 Ilf 5Lady Bewilltus, 38.80, 13.80, 6.30; Jewell Dorsett, 5.30, 4.30; Fnfin, Edge for Club Gaining Jump NATURALLY, TIIERE IS a percentage in favor of the Winner of the first game, when other things are equal.

For, thereafter, to cop the decision, it is required merely to play -500 ball and break even in six jousts, whereas the unsuccessful starter must travel at a .667 gait and take four out of six. 1 na 2 12 5 2 0 0 2 0 i ii a i A A tAll sprinted 11 ono-fifth of a second off the rec- 1n If 2 a 0 0 1 4 1 1 .2,3 23 1 0 yards for a touchdown in the sec- ond, 11 11 3 3 0 0 5 2 1 le 2 I 083 while another score in the ord for the six and one-half fur- 3 12 2 3 0 0 1 1 1 1 8 .13, 0 4 0 0 Moo 10Eg8 set by Ballather in 1934. I 9 9 8 3 i 8 0 8 3 I .11,6 a 8 8 period came when Franklin 1nter 3 9 I 1 0 0 1 8 I 8 .111 4 1 a 1000 pi LA hnhardt's pass a-4cl gal- Pomponn carried the CTIPilltill4 I re terting, 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 .000 0 1 0 1000 burden of 127 pounds to his I Il I 1 0 a 0 2 0 2 200 0 a a two loped 18 yards to score. The 11.1,111e, 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 ,0101 0 8 0 1000 3tilaShititt Victory. 3lettne Lo 1 et 0 it 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 it Joimt The Calumet Farms Privileged 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0100 0 0 two t-' 37.

ChiNtera--41 no nosed out C. V. Whitney's Flying Tot 2 als 8 19 21 28 4 0 4 21 12 16 .83 10 25 2 001 13 ross for second place. but it re- tor Ittelloy, eighth 100102. third game.

Hu le 35.11,1es,de piired a photo to separate them, Han lor itudittg, rthinh Inning. third aim. Mtn in IA 11011 The Futurity this year had a PIT( III NO 111(1411) It tt. P.3nrritt Ina 7a1ue rose to bringing 0, aNKEIN It. 1 a I IP.

ii. It. t.R. 1111, SO. PAM 1.3-.

t. Pti. 1, ho. ne Eta rt Itrt tin 0 1 a 4 4 1 a I 0 1001 p.it tits," et rtanit 'OtTIO001)3 earnines for the year la 1 I 1 2 0 0 I 0 linto ...,0, 11 9 a A 4 5 0 0 0 I ..00 tsvore bi 'perittati 4) to $100.000 Only two of her I 1,,11 I 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000 Vionit0 not '13 12 0 orses--Tow Row and Granville 1 f.s t.sp4::'7.- 1 II 1 A g'OP. Hu aye earned that much this year.

1 I 9 7 1 I 1 tt 0 I 1 a 1000 lioli.04. Franklin 1, Worley 'Ptuit SCI-sOlOtutIt i 0 2 8 8 4 4 1 1 0 0 1 stott I ran try atter touchdownPlazartan (ave- )n ThP Jockey Club Gold Cup went I it I 1 8 4 2 2 2 5 0 0 0 I I -1110 0-tent). Uri, TM, et ri It-TrA47I t'Alint IIIIMat 1 I od for the six and one-half fur- longs, set by Bal lather in 1934. IL Pompom carried the crushing ittfiing, burden of 127 pounds to his II it CI SM liShilltf victory. Ma Li The Calumet Farms Privileged nosed out C.

V. Whitney's Flying Totals Cross for second place. but it re- 'HAtted. ft; quired a photo to separate them, Hon tar The Futurity this year had a value rose to bringing Potnnoon's earninus for the year up to SI 00 ,0 00. Only two 01 her bti 3 12 4 5 2 ft 0 2 0 I .411 11 0 0 19.0 tip 1.0 iS I MO oi ner 1 ,,,,,,,9 I II 8 6 A 4 i I i 0 I Ala Iitte 0 1 horsesTow Row and Granville 1 1'00 010 0 0 0WW have earned that nmeh this year.

19 71It sat iontoo 0 2 8 5 4 4 I I 0 0 ludo ThP Jockey Club Gold Cup went I l'''it "smut ti I 8 4 2 2 2 a a I Mrs. John D. Mertz Count 0 2 3 2 I Trultt and sprinted 17 1900) 0 i 411 ti 0 I I .2,3 43 0 1,00 yards for a touchdown in the sec. I 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 i Pi' i 13 12 0 12---3 Touohdowns-11 A g'OP. Du V'T13 7 I I 1 0 I I 0 POW) Ifoll.os, Franklin 1, rti 'Worry '1-; 2 8 8 4 4 1 1 0 0 1 ma0 i try alter touchclOWn'--Plachiah ttiat'c'e'- 4 2 2 isool.00 mem) o- c7-0 1 0 TAkE NOTt4I40- 04 OiZ OWN 11.1) 0 TA)cf 11 1 LET'S GEE HOW IT WOCZK5 Our rgis EtZIE5 WUIZK 4.trits 7.

anuilleat. to i 0 0 0 it 0,000 Arthur, whirl) easily defeated i 4 is to Iv 0 lzu 2 It 0 I 0 0 O. IMO 0 4 5 8 3 on on o.ma) Memory Book, Giant Killer and a i 6 al 9999.9ou Jean Bart over a two-mile course, COMpositP seorp by MultiIN Joseph E. Widener's Bushranger, SS 1 filth IN. rs LIN CHM i.

(Si i) even money favorite. took the 2 goo 1 6-41 thirty-sixth running of the Grand li a rtt.4111:701411:111:,0,17,74,, to, jelri. Glivii I. Widen basePutsell. Suet-HiresHippie 2.

National Steeplechase Handley), 1, al a riril; Iteriell, to I II "Id.e third feature on the closing Bel- -1171-4, 'else! n.i summers. A ruertran Leditue i Ilirmull mont program. I Lame. 2:01. 1 Simile ilmest irSt same, 2 seeund game, 2 third 1238100000 21 I 010000 .000 533200000 6 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 .00 i 0 2 1 8 4 0-11 3 18001212-21 Widen hawPowell.

SacrificesHippie I. losiDhiteltend nod Terry; lailher. Jackson Irtti and Left lin hafilailli 28, iL Anwriran League; Ph 011i II and Mager- 6t lame. second game, third Time 1:12 1-8, off Also ranEudie, Clinserantive, Woof, ts'011anager Maitts taishootin 'fish la.D.siatia nt ry. h-- Iloward, 22.70, 7.00, Gay, 4.30, 3.20; Beefsteak 6.40.

TiFIFIP 1,44, off 4,44. -ilio ratsTugboat Frank, Chancing. (101 and Fp, Sitters -sVOTE A ERICA plash, Accolade. Roston Brook. Moimtams Man.

iailiaile-Ailaini entry. 7Bindacorn, 13.50. 7.00. 4.50; We Wink, 6.70, 4.50: Idle Along, 3.40. TuBERs DowN Time 1:29 4-5, off 11,17.

Alio ranLpilwau. Moe Day, John leering, Baby tisserp Even 1 Pilfer Pat, iir Rollie. 8--Fnhalation, 12.70, 7.70, 5.20; Stealth. 9.30, 6.30: Dormido, 10.50. Time 2 Oil, off A isto Retire, 1 rosined Head.

Regis PitLY, 1311111- percracker, Oserstimulate, Secturd, The rixtunisiL Ho ti sT EAD BELMONTNEW YORK INight Bud. 7-2, I-1, 2-5: Duel. 5-1, 5-2; Vamoose. 1-2. Time 1,28 2-5, off 2,4212.

ANO ranSeenethiller, kshibtor, 31ilitar3, Harvesting. Plunging over the goal line in Rakerslostn. 2Bushranger, 1-1. 1-3, out; Rioter, 1-2, 1-6: Amagansett 7-10. the third period from the six-yard Time 8:41.

off 3,04, Also ranBirmingham, triDintrie Sing; (ziFell, 2. stripe, and running 50 Yards in 3Victorious Ann, 10-1, 4-1, 8-5 Fortification, 7-10, Marching Dome 1- the final quarter for a second Time oft 3:35 Alio ran-Valle, Split period, Pretty Night. touchdown, Ploszav, star McKees- 4---P0mpoon, 8-5. 7-10, 1-3; Privileged, 3-1. 8-5; Flying Cross, 4-1.

SOCCER LONDON, Oct. port High School player, scored the of his team's points to give the Tubers a 13 to 0 victory over 5--Count Arthur, 8-5, 1-3, out; Memory Book, 1-3, out; (a)Giant Time 1 2-5, new track record, off Also rimDosanity, Billionaire, haring 1 its Da noon, 1 Is trig Scot, John P. 11 ar, trifle. ic; Melodist. lc 1 Riparian, Sun I a pture.

(filial ale, id Tattered, Dann Play. Cosmic Say. thikleld entry. lcithealley entry. entry Biller, out.

5--C Homestead High at McKeesport Time 14:24 2-8. off 4:43 'Alio ranfitlJean Bart. fatJeffordi entrY. sults of soccer games played in the i Memrial St adiUM Yesterday 6 Chancer 5-1 2-1 -voTr ASIEHICAN 1.lift Figures ipgRirisH sus a. 1 4 Number nt rImmoko 42 1 of sr rnms WO 42 BRITIsH ISLES PITT WALLOPS WI 34-0 That there is an unquestionable edge for the first-day victor Is borne out by the history of World Series competition.

in the 32 series of the past, the club thdt bagged the opener was also the final winner in no fewer than 22 instances. as against only 10 failures. Approximately 69 per cent of the nest-game winners were victorious at the close. As the first game went, so sent the series, In virtually seven out of every 10 cases. Percentage Not Guarantee BUT THE FACT that even as few as three out of 10 failed to capitalize on their initial advantage is enough to prove that the first-game percentage is not an absolute guarantee of ultimate success.

It just goes to show anew that nothing Is certain in baseball, that nothing can be taken for granted. What happened in any one series cari happen again. Undeniably, an opening win spells an edge, but, it doesn't always hold up. The club may not be equal to its rival under continued pressure. The first victory may have been due to a run of breaks or to an outstanding pitcher who carried his team.

Such a pitcher can't be expected to win four games. Pitt. la rat gained corn scrimmage 121 a Yards root seri from ge 2iit 3n9 'Nei ystils from scrimmage 13 For. ard passes a coon ed 2 Form rd passes completed 1 9 Firwstd passet in.nnplete la grit ga Med I com 32 Opponents passes interceptcd 2 fot; Yrit. ginned friim I eriieto eft I 2 I ct yards from forward passes, 4 419.

tN et Is from piounis scri outgo .11 att. Ot71111111111age Finit downs prt -mem I downs 11.1 Toi al inonliec of lost downs. 9 7. Nilroiwr of 342. 1 a niage of kickoffs king! 0 of iigoff I of 7 Yardage of kick.

iff re! 13; length of kickoff returns. 20 PIS 110131 WO 48,4 Re WrItilifIdgi! 11 .1,,, Ili gi'll MIMI ge First pa sties 1 flow ns i cion lost do liettsitwn ic 9 notalter of Niuniar or kirk ills ngth kick ffs Yardage lit kodoitts ie oo :13 storage ienelh of itickn4 returns. 20 LiR; kit Mark 1-3. Is 1 ll. rossoow II, 1-6.

afternoon. British Isles today: Time 1:27, off 5:10.4. ANO 81111--Ittintlie0, ticJamboree, Tabithai hance Sum It was the big punching fullback trOlilrtstairre entry. ENGLISInd this LE tra that carried the brunt of the 10-1, 4-1, 7-5; Reminding, 7-10, 1-4; Crystal Prince, arl Ihin NicKeesport attack throughout Old. I --p, Chton Athletic 4 W.

Bromwich Alb. 2 the str Time It30 4-5, off 9:83. Also ninsGean (snitch. Thorson. Chelsea 1 i nuggle.

his broken field dash LAUREL-MARYLAND 3 for 50 yards in the third period Gr I terbY CCM nt v. 2 it rent hied imsby 5 Si iddlestirmigh 1 1--Care For, 7.70. 310. 2.50; Sun Crax, 2.80, 2.30 Sonny Joe, 2.80. Huddersfield Tn Un ited 01 being the feature, The lineup: 'Ilene off 1 :14.

Also tan-l Long till, Elizabeth Earley, Sun Mica, Little 1000a 10 1.1erpool 2Birmingham 0 pos. MeRert! por 1 hom ad 0 -3. este, of rffititm 3 A rsenal 0 oo 1-e. aew cade--c lying 1, tin, Lamont' alley, sun Mica, Little or goinitt, 6 1 tti 1.xe..06 6 aairmingbain 0 l'oe. -13.

llomeoead, 0, rffititm I et' Unrl 3--A rsenal 0 LE, 4-5 ut)Black Buddy, 3-5. 1-4; Crossbow IT 1-3. ftortinnn Continued from rage One, Tilts Part) on running' plays, as against a total of 10 for Pitt, which ingludd a first and 10 on a penalty, but aside from that didn't figure seriously. Pitt gained a total of 419 yards from scrimmage plays and passes as against 143, and, far from being worried by the vaunted aerial threat of Kelly Moan. the Wea Vireinia the leeals 172 Knselonlo 35, puntil.

6 6 6 6 6 2 I Wednes. 0 Pr000n Noinn ni I L.T Ntavtiew 2St. Francis, 4.60, 3.50, 2.60; Chalice, 8.90, 4.50; Spainich, 3,60. 3 Number or punt ret unix 2 a trdiC 2-- Manrhomer City 2 LA; l'n AA kerma l'into 2 off 2:15 Aloo ronTroyer, DundrIllen, Syriac, Donna, Telemark, 37 Yardage of punt Nemo, 12 Sundernind 3 -Kverton Ciaro ern Mplanch, Meatitgaln. 1'2.

i A vtn11 nlige or onnt 0 Woivern, IS 2 --Et 'lion Wanere 3 i iln, 1.eolaro 3-3Iiney Itlyerson, 13.70, 7.90, 4.60; Genie Palatine, 14.20, 7.40; Bar- of penult le, I 1 tcr MoAkn, it 1:,. Yards bmt nuon 1 Second In wielon 1 I', it'. ke If 6,, A I tnrinT Ka'e, 125. ,,) .31, 1 czat-ed 110 ylrds from pa rsi 7 1 rr, :11 1-3. 401 runtart-1) Paz Neytti $tv 1 Jewri, SalliNtWle (a)tirAnd Mth, tit.

Ibmw Star '111; More trprke War agiMst, only 41. fl! I 1 47i I'm 'ell rl" l'Iticiitmr'n Itov '1' I 'r Jews! Sandstone. taitisAnd iltik, tt itit Ibtrite, stiar 'turn. aalinst, only 4 4. 1411 C.

Ut air u. 14 BOV I Bradford 1 I ibt I et, 1 1 ntschdown ts, iuolot I a )1trAild p.m... 'mar 't um. 1 rlitt) 11'wleY scored 3.20 1 ni i 0 4--CrPy ('nlint, 4 00, 2.9) Tinderbox, 9.60, 4.50; liOUICa Itt 4 Sutteessiut r.tr points after. CP; ot I.

itturiffittwn at. a Time I :11, off 3 Ako ranLmit Ilimrt PAL Frisco Kid: Tedisni. 5. HI rird, (irev ('Iunt 4 00 90 q.30 Tinderbox, 9.60, 4.50; Itoulevard, till tIceolts ett a points fter BrIviiurd C7P Ir '93 4 Suecellsful tries for points after. tourtiipwn 0 0 0 7..

13 Bury 1Newcasile Tinoe 1:11, off Also ranI-Ast Ilse Nest. Frisco Kid. Tedimo, a. .11011 It tot downs 2 lost On fumbles Fittnbles spittle a. own hitnities reeoverett 2 2.

Opponents fumbles recovered United 2 Totiehdwn'g 2. Itomts after Leicester City 2 --N'orwieh CITY 2 C'hesterneid 0, argyle" 1 toitehitos as Lint Inlart Evans. Notts Forest IWest Ham iln nett. 0 F400t hAmpt0rt 1--Hurnley 1 A MEHICAN RefereeBehrorst. trtnpireenristian.

Swansea 3Fulham .0 Tottenham Hots. 2Sheffield United 2 Southern Section, Third Division 1 reensburg Swamps County 0 Brighton 1Northamnton Tililln 9 i i i it 01 A Town 2 5Jay Jay, 8.70. 4.7-0, 3.30: Indomitable, 12.40, 6.50: Mower, 4.50. Tn I I 4-5 off Also ranBilly Mee, Lemont. Chief therokee, Itornao Soldier, Jimmie (nbotroiss.

)ele. 6--Corinto, 6.60, 2.60. 2.30; Maeriel, 2.70, 2.20: Buck Langhorne, 2.60. Time Off 4:31. Also ranknight Warrio, Kimmins rams.

7Minion, 15.90. 8.20, 5.70: Energetic Lady, 13.20, 7.80; Eudes, 5.30. Time 1:45 4-ii. off 15:04. Also rtmInterno Lad, retard, reeffeeineo 141413 V1114 Bud Brown, Moad Frump.

8Flag of War, 6.30, 3.70, 2.70; Crowded Hours, 4.40, 3.10; Queen Elizabeth. 3.10. Time 1:441 2-11. off 5:36. Also ranSilvery flood.

andeols, Leff Laffoon, Arguer leaMon, Miss HORN. RIVER DOWNS Football Scores Cubs Example Only Last Year You DON'T HAVE to look back farther than last year tc find an example. Tin C1.1:-;3 won the first game, and in the Tigers park, on a Shutout by Lonnie Warneke, but they took three straight on the chin immediately afterward and lost the series, four cyut of six. The only tilts the National Leaguers won were the two started by Warneke. Lonnie had to withdraw before the finish of the second game he started, because of an injury, but he left the Cubs in front and received credit for the victory.

No other Bear pitcher was able to take the measure of the Tigers during the classic. Failure to win the series after taking the opener has extended even to clubs that captured three of the first four Kamm. Our own Pirates were the introductory exhibit back in 1903. Deacon Phillippe pitched and won three of the first four engagements within a. span of six days, but one pitcher couldn't do It all.

1Phillippe lost his later starts and the Red Sox took the best five-out-of-nine aeries, five games to three. The Giants beat the A's in the 1911 starter through Christy Mathewson's pitching. only to lose four of the next five. (hover Alexander got the Phils off on the right foot in 1915, but the Red Sox then grabbed four in a row. In 1921, the Yankees won both the first and second games from the Giants, and moreover Carl Mays and Waite Hoyt each pitched a shutout, yet the Giants rallied to win five of the next six games and take the honors in a best-five-out-of-nine series.

Things were reversed in 1923. The Giants won the first game, but the Yanks nailed the title with four out of the next five, 0.1--NwoRriZalimplon 2 Hurst High, 21-6 (Continued. (romParOne, this part) tVaahlon 8late.11 -Stanford Exeter Palace 2 (Iilltngham 2 St. S. Nlartera SI- 13ot --callfornia 0 Nownoort Cnt ouy I-Sw tindon ow 1 Stale 8, Vara It, 2 -Luon GREENSBURG, Oct, 1 ti calif.

-26-Oregoll 21 Pearling li-eardiff City 0 FlaStling its niost consistent of- ..13 --VV illiamet le Southend iA 0--milwFo Hurst High, 21-6 1War Saint, 6.40, 4.40, 3.10; Phalarope. 6.80, 180; Riff. 4.80. 2-5. WY 227.

Ako ranCame. Ituttsy Itunt, .4. ostlier, 11115tle Res', loplie enoe. I wianard. Motioplanr.

Sair- Frit I 13 --San St ale 0 'Ili tCiiV 1.1.riltCd.:l Orient 7 tense of the season for the first Sioia il ch Norm .13 -Regis College 0 I 3- Brottoi Rovers 0 time today, Greensburg High Sari Diego 7 -Lice itictit al 0 I Silt Till 1 Storthern Section, Third Diiision school's' eleven walloped Hurst 1 i tavldson 8 Oarlisle 11nited, 1 Rachlale 0 High, 21-6. Nort re Carolitia- 14 -Tenneetee a Darlington 2 ern 1 A fumble paved th way for ilaW 1: i' 'Illiadel 1" 171) igi IA) 0 pririda. Greensburg's first score, W. Ander- Cent enary lit-Hai lor 1 Cain n-Newberry Roth Tv, 0 erham lintt. 2---Portvale 0 son recoverinrr on the Hurst 15.

Rand. ith won 26- Guilford i C'tilin 41 Akeill'hulledtrigc' I Mattie then broke off tackle for land Virg in la 7 ilitam-Mary Tranmre Rovers 0-Mansfield TOWfl 2 i 1 fi 1 to 'uchdown. The Brown le rs 1-- A verington Stanley 0 Raiders two more tLiarrow ...2 IAS)Lut 1,1 it ver a. Tes. 22i 2f II 7 a r.

Lit 1 imt touchdowns in the third quarter it 0 before the first team was withdrawn. Wright running 30 yards around right end for the second score. A short time afterward, Wright again was shaken loose for a 23-yard cruise, being finally broi4ght down on the Hurst four-yard mark from where Merlin plunged over. Hurst, using forward passes, marched 90 yards to the local one yard line from where Gorinski plunged over for his team's only score. The linetm: 2Miss Petrina; R.40, 3.40.

2.80: Pat 3.00. 2.60: Wassail, 9.00. Time 1:41 4-5. off 2:55. Aim ron--titOrmatiga.

Sono lidt Art. Uhalkeye, Mnd Career, Vargo. 31aMed owita. Whangdoodie. Fair Sam 'it 3itcreit.

15.40, 6.60, 4.20; Cross Ruff. 5.20. 3.60; Sis Alice, 3.20. Time 1:43 1-5. off 3:21.

ran(enlisih. Gold Standard, Ludy Flinders; Just Fronk. 4thidessa Girl, 3.60, 3.40, 2.60; Busy Lutrecia, 9.40, 6.20; Wise Beauty, 4.40. Time 1:22 2-3, Off 3:59. Able ranMisa Bonnie, Georgia 31eaden.

Rolm, Hiettnat Rigorous. 5Marynell, 32.20, 12.20, 6.60 (a)Cristate. 7.00, 4.00; Sea Biscuit, 4.60. Time off 4:32. Also ronilmilm Prince Fellow, Musty Dann, Pyral, to) Prolemor Valli.

la nestoty entry. 6Double 6.00, 3.20, 3.20; (a)Miss Monoa, 2.80, 2.60; Beau Tod, 5.60. Toot. Ill 4-5. off Also ritodiWinontl, rindshield, Compensatory, cumbered.

lion Creole. tat A. R. nitwit entry. 7Sickle Bill, 41.80, 16,00, 13.00; Persuader, 7.00, 4.60; Mien Nancy, 4.20.

Time 1:45 3:38. Also ranIlirldoride, Bender First, Lady GPIIIP, Aintaes Barmata, Peace Mom. 8Monocle, 7.00, 3.80, 2.80: Play Lady, 5.R0. 4.80: Laura Kiev, COO. Tints 2:06 off Also 1 reign, Paul Gay Bays, 1 non.

EPSOM DOWNSTEXAS 1Parva Stella, 7.00, 4.40, 3.50; Bunty Ann, 5.30, 3.80; Hard Boiled, 3.30. Time 1,03 1-11. off 2,19. rantInia Greenock. Carnotite, Benefit.

YAK 2Gaieway, 5.40. 3.00, 2.50; Cheka, 3.30, 2.60; Morley Firth, 3.10. TIMP 1:07 4-5. off Aim ranB hits Jatilefl, Hasty Peter. Miss Cardentsat Peter Bison.

Mareh I Batenertio. 3Takits. 4.90, 3.70. 2.90: It. Eighty.

5.00, 3.40; Strange Times, 4.00. Time 1:00 4-5. off 3,24. Also ranliniteson. Renaissance, Alwintoort 4Pansy Ann, 5.30, 3.40, 2.50; Misinformation, 4.10, 2.90; Donnacona Kid, 2.60.

Time 1:15, off 3:57. AISO ranFrank C. Angelitat Prairie Bell, Old Fonda. 5Min Ormont, 7.90. 4.50.

2.90; First Entry, 6.10, 3.50; El Puma, 3.4e. lime 1,16 2,5. off 4:30. Aim ronTorondie. bowmen.

$un 'IIBachelor Dinner, 5.50, 3.50, 2.60; My Dainty, 16.20, 5.40; Reaping, 3.30. Time 1:08 2-5. oft 3:01. Also ranCondetwent Ste. Louise.

Zeni, Little Nymph. A crowd of 21,000 sat in on the fray, which, aside from the run ning of the fellow who at long last has become the real Malarkey, and the scoring pass thrown by LaRue, had few thrills. and bogged down toward the finish. Malarkey combined a running shiftiness with some fine blocking by his colleagues to comnlete his touchdown tours, His cuttieg back to get past the line of scrimmage was a sight to behold and so was his gingery stepping through the broken field. Pitt threatened to score early in the opening quarter.

when it recovered a fumble by Carder on the West Virginia 25-yard line. but a holding penalty set it 'back and West Virginia took the ball on downs on the 20. STEBBINS RUNS 35' YARDS The stage was set for the first tally when Stebbins ran 35 yards on a reverse from Malarkey to put the ball on the West Virginia 23-yard line. Malarkey then went to the four-yard line in three straight carries of the ball. Stebbins legged it to the one and Malarkey went over.

West Virginia took the next kickoff, and, when a 32-yard pass by Moan to Carder was allowed on interference. taking play to the Pitt 31, the Panthers rushed in several starting players who had been taken out at the end of the opening period and they staved oft four passes to take the ball on downs at that point. Five plays carried the ball to the West Virginia 48 and there LaRue tosse(1 his pass to Hoffman, Who made the catch on the 36- i yard line and carefully picked his way to payoff land. 1 Pitt kicked off and took West Virginia's punt and came back to the 30-yard line. where It lost the ball on downs trying to click on passes as the half ended.

The Mountaineers intercepted a forward pass on then. own 45- yard line early in the third quarter. and drove back to the 28. but threw an incomplete pass into the end zone on final down. On the next playzipt--Malarkey was of for his 80-yard Jaunt.

On the fourth play thereafter, Matisi had that West Virginia A pass batted into his arms by Dan-tell and scooted for the fourth score, and four plays later. following a West Virginia punt after receiving a Pitt kickoff, Malarkey pulled his 46-yard gallop for the fifth and last tally. PITTGETS BALL ON DOWNS rf 91 nnn A emyri tyl rtrl R. t.i,-a 'In 810ITNH 1.P. alit' Mies State ard U.

0 Georg la 0 First Di. Mien Georg i a 0 A rhrnaitt 2-Qiieen's Park 0 Seni 14.ike M. I. 0 tiellic 3 -4 herdeen 2 P. 0 hil.iii,e 1--H imilton 2 West er Ky 009 1 krir 1 222 7- 01; 0 sv cur st 23 or I Rieke.

kond 0-Roanoke 0 Falkirk fl-Clt de 0 NiN1 lirry it in Worrnrd 37 --P eilmont St NIrren 2 Tr. in 1 I ne' rTiii'i at i i'. ihi I 0 -2 MA i i at 's rai Teachers a 4 hern Mete-Ai-Texas a 1 Third Lanark 2-St. Johnstone 0 Tulsa V. Central 7 Louis.

State. 0 -Texas a Second Division Line, i 0-W. Ky. State 0 Miirra I 1 Niiirehead 7 8'rdrieoniana 4- rdintmirph City 0 --Cowilenheath TNIli (l) AA 'ill'r'a 0 lninel 2 4-- Vast elli re I Texas A. 3- liaritin.Sinimoin 0 rit 2-Stnhoneernilic 0 i Ten, Weileyan.31---Illuelield State Teh.

0 iinnarton 2 -Fest Stirling I Ws, 0-N, Carolina State. 0 4, Ilig4 Park il -Leon Athletic 4 Rovers SCHOLASTIC St. Bernardi 3-Dundee United 0 Allegheny 'lit Venin a :.2 :0, 1.,1:. i "Pt; bt .1 .1 06Oonv il orlelt not ySil 11,00 21111.41,4. il.y n11' Tyrone McKeesport -13-tionleetead 0 1 Celtic hi-Arida 0 Turt le Cr, Union.20-01.ece 0 Lariie 4 -(tileralne Jeann et i 13-Johiniown 0 I Poriailown I-1infield 3 r.e.tb 4-Newry Tn ow 2 8-Connellsviiie 0 Rancor 4-61enavon 3 Shari ill Cite 0 Dietillery 1-Clittonville I Sharnavtile 7-1trooktield 8 Greensburg Orr Bell 'I' p.

6-shady Side 01A rnold Easy Winner or Praetor' Fast heady 27-liraoklin Claire nn A Trare ref 20-St Iluni ingion 0 East BleKeopert.13-Wesi Newton 0 Allem 1 pna 14-Midland Over Rankin High iereerer.rt 7 Alloorioe 0 Johnat own Cilh.12- Adams Twp, 0 lithens burg 20-Parnesteiro 12 NEW KENSINGTON, Oct, 8mitheriont Flonce notiya re i 1With Mike D7iadyk featuring, Bello Vernon Pike Run 0 Brookville 0--Itidewav 0 1 Arnold High defeated the Rankin Wind her -32 -Fermtaie l' High gridders this afternoon, 31-0. Shade Twp. i Lille I City Dzydiat: scored twice in the first Orov 0 i Derry Borotta 7-A pono i half, going over the Rankin goal INInd her 1. High gridders this afternoon. 31-0.

Shade Twp. Lida It City Dzydink scored twice in the first Orov 0 I Derry Borough, 7-A polls) oi half, going over the Rankin goal Others Fail to Hold Edge THE GIANTS HAD another experience of the same sort in 1924. They won not only the first game from the Senators, but two of the first three and three of the first five, yet the series eventually went to Washington. One year later. the Senators, on top of taking the first event from the Pirates, went on to snatch three of the first four, but the Burs bounced back off the ropes to roll up three straight victories and pull the series out of the fire.

In 1926, the Yankees downed the Cardinals in the curtain-raiser and were leading three tattles to two after the fifth number, but the Cards swept the next two and the laurels. Then. in 1931, the A's snared the lid-lifter, but the Cards came from behind to annex the championship with four out of the following six. So it will be seen that the club winning the first game is not necessarily destined to win any World Series. Beyond question, it has an advantage, and in most cases it holds good, but as an indication of the outcome of a series an opening-day victory has miscarried so often as to be utterly undependable.

The club that wins a World Series must be the better in the majority of seven games. not merely in the first. Pitt Gridders in Tough Test THIS IS THE week that will put the Pitt football team under ths acid. The toughest test that a Panther eleven ever has been called upon to undergo so early in the season comes Saturday at Columbus in the big clash with Ohio State. There's a football game for you, one of vast importance not only to the schools involved, but so outstanding as a meeting of top-flight teams as to rank among the major high-spots of the entire national collegiate season.

Piot. Tireensbucg Thirst MeDiv it Weirs Sinn LiG Earaci Adams W. A ndecwin Ai .11, it CI Anderson R.T Miter Kocinniti 11. li, et's. Faurt Q.

Smollecit 1. IT Merlin a GoriimiSi II. i MititUt liondrich Viricht i i i Welch Soore by periods: Crcensburs 7 A 1 Hurst 0 8 0 8 8 Touchdown, Mut I in. Titerimo. riordissi.

points a Wcipid I 4 line plinuin erlino 1 (place kiebh ByCril I (Pine. 'ii I kci4OW YOU'RE ICoGi-k CAbpitti DE touGtVloo Fate- 5'1" Do GA-rocs STANTON' tomiliTs yr. A. Vae ahot a net 7a to win the medal pla tourney under full handirap The lei-trey Prep-Inn. iii tulerine7y tn win 8141-; tourney Under tturT1 A4 A.

St N- 7, J. It NIcklin 98- 'rT tt Thurn, 95-16-77 Hushes -4 an. S. 961 w. Satire 7--Nandergrft I line from the live and 10-yard eirrruitimit Eopii.o i 1ny win the 14-hols play o.

() V. rvia turned in a net 72 it Fowe Twp. 20-- Duquesne 7 lines, Iles, respectively. He also scor tourney nodal ed I ti Ilk, hal nd d4r, Gresnbeirtr Mil" 6 E.3.1 Band () I the final touchdown near the end nk, o. Pres Pt 13, 1.

NI oC 13.15 ,73 Borough- 6- Rell wood 0 -12 ure. W. Arno'd -81- Rankin ei or the game. JarcAse went over for I. 99.5-- 74: II A.

Robint.n. fil-P1 7,, t) K. Price 81-6 75 It 1 Jinn! instan. It -Ittinhar Ctty 01 the third score in the third 1 7 Sh 1 5, A J. Itorhe.t er 1- Fan ood 0 Wheel' ths 7 Chareston 6 1 gunrter from the enemy five-yard I s2.7 75: 7 C.

A. Stover. 111-6 -75. J. A.

52. -75. Chr Pune, Jr II Chian, line. Mohamed, a sub for Schrack, -75; E. C.

Christ 9,1 ens'on. Stat: a Pero 2 18 -Warword A perconally accounted for the nu.AAAA0oo VaIla hes 11-Wheeig Triadelphia ti PI F. tartan net 68 to win the lotii th tally by totalling 50 yards Bella. re .39 --RrIdgettOrt 6 ne. A ay tourney under full hantitaadt.

12-Indiana 0 in two Rtt0MntS. The rriptio: The senses: 11.1,k in burg 0 Pos. A 31. Rank in 0, K. I -WI: K.

R. Plirlte. linnorns 19 -11Iassport 0 Menntneh Freda SS -21 67; I. A. Latham as.

04-21 7t); Sewickley Townstup 0 I LT. Apo Freed, 96.26 -70 J. Caluond, 97-27- Samer.et 26-liedford 0 111 c. tils Rp 70: L. C.

lUdsen. Spang ler 13-Cherry Tres 7 C. 701'1411110GRENV 12 -Portage Twp. 0 1111 Ptirtik J. Scisnuels CI.

E. Mitchel, end 1, F. Peters tied tnr Fattort 39 0 IIT Ma: 3 honors In the hast.11 Way unriet full .,...70 7 I Me Pelrfirskt clip. Pilch ettrtfing a 71. The seures: no Idsvtlie way 6 I Shrack 11:.

tirehttill, )11-10 on litehhil Twp. 0 I di F. 'fa F. F. Petera, O1-17- 71; J.

Stallings, Young ood fh lt soaille 2 Itil AvAlk.r a 0 11704k 1.3sannia Jam Mohamed Jeffers og I'l -East Bethlehem 0 ant'. 4y periods, RV A. I. Matt'. 92-23- 1111, Is IV, 17,0 lam.

rtha 7 -Perkin(' 7 Arrwl 1 4 11 6 CA -II 90-'20 --40; 1,. Ina It hr.e 6 4 Ton oa ns rtarls 3shamed in( I '1' It', n'." a 11 'e 'r It 'Okt 1 c' 0 NI a (sub nh 'i int, Srti 1..,1,1 altIrle. t.1?4',.1311111;. N'C'Zin8; gd.lhl.o7,1:r''.'..:111;11111'arr;1. e'rt rtrilli.

BELLEVUE WINS TITLE ed.ston 0-C. Lernennin Marlon on II Franklin Lookout 17 -10nson for hehrack I. pi --N I. ret 0 I VOTE all oven The artrtta Gaulay' 3-Sharplea 0 1 AMERICA 3 Martin, 0en: Ft. Yrs.

4 down; V. J. 1 'Alleg I. Fullback Janniene. 4 dawn.

igallen. I down: 17. O. Fisher. 8 dOwn II.

1. 11eardsles, 3 down! T. R. Flearson: The Bellevue nine batted out 14 4 C. Fishert a.

4 down; .1. Morrison. to win the Universal Baseball fArt in Vicfnry 4 titAsn T. Las, 4 'I, oAn, Ilrat F. A.

SI -6----75; 51Linrne 111, M2- N- I it Nicklin, go- I 2 R. It. St irtn, Second divielYn ThYrn, 951S-77: S. ituithea, MAO rurrotunGil 1.1 It W. Le Aniiurily turned in a net 72 to win the 1A-hole motto play tourney under full handicap The meorea: W.

le. Anthony. Sot- I -4 ---72: W. O. S5-12 73; W.

Nt St. l5 .73. W. S9-5 74 ft A. Robintion.

43-41 0 K. Price. 816 75: t. J. 75; AV, J.

Birmingham. m2-7 75: C. A. St over. 416 -75, J.

S27 -75. Chr S2-7 75; E. C. Chriatene.in. 9a- It---7A.

PI F. net SA to win the play tourney under tun haniii.nue. The S0-1 I -ati: K. ft. MS.

21 67; I. A. I lit them ay. 04-2I 70; Freeil. t62 -70 J.

Laluond, 27-22 70 C. irer- 20-70. A. Vene -75 rn 7-P---75 ejR95-NISIk7h7n: FIELD It It ned in a net 72 to I play tourney under 14 -72: W. O.

Core. WIN W. 14 A. Robineon, e. 81-6 75; it, J.

A', J. Birmingham. er. 4I-0 J. A idy 82-7 9a18-74.

1 01111 a io9 Il8 in win the inder foll handioap. I ..:61: K. R. se 04-2i 70; J. 'attend, 97-21- flelEAV e.

E. Petere tied for ay uniter full ,,1 71. The ticehens, st-10-- 17- 71; J. Stallings, Furlong, 33 IV, ch, A AEI I J. Morin ited for ,11.

learnt prr toor- landicap, with cards even i P. r7, 4 down; A. J. Vogel. I down; P.

Cl. ii.hee, 8 down: on It "tearoom down; J. Morrison. n. 14 The Bellevue nine batted out 4 Thl end' 3 0 win the Universal Baseball Stars in Vidory 19 9 Wood.

1u4-27-77; V. .7, tanglItt. 100- First division-C, H. Frey, C. 011 tht Links I Nowell.

5.4-5-79: F. Il royey, 87-8-79; G. Cochran 93-14-79. tilit.ellAw111140 Sceond divIsion-et. E.

Fulton, 91-19-7'24 Uther, Dr. J. Liman, 102- end eagle contest with 15 points. The 2:.1:.: Elinde1amin A. Itohert.haw, 9 pars, 5 birdies, no W.11 the par, bir di C.

P. Sidwell turned in a net 73 to win thaep, merriha, 1 Fpr.a,r,..,i under full handl. 4 J. D. Wentling.

7 pars, 6 birdies. no enelre 3 IC First division C. P. Bldwell, 63-10-73 p. mdia 10 pars, 4 birdies, no eagles.

B. sopold, eg-11 -71; W. E. 93-17 4 penalties-- 14. -70: T.

92-14--73; 0. P. R. Sniith, 12 Pare, 2 no eagles. 94 -111-7a W.

D. Stewart, 4 penaltirm -12 113-17-74; P. II. tleunnagle, 8511 -79. Pre-II Smith.

9 pars, no 3 eagles, 8ond fliVIS1011- 1. Filler, lo0-29 -71: fl penalties 12. 1., C. 91-19. -72; M.

II. linblio Dewitt 8 pars, 3 birdie2. 1 eagle, lot-24-78; Newton 9921 -74; J. R. 6 penaltie.

II. mo-on. 101-23-74; J. IL 97. 11 E.

Marker, 11 pare 3 birdies. no 18---79, eagles, 6 ELEwiT II A wiAsTre1AN NI. D. Shaw and F. NI.

Jamison carded Tom Brown, 12 pars 5 bIrdies. no eagles a 72 In the t) eu hall 1.,,,,,,,,,,, -22. under tun handicap. The .1 DYIn, 4 Pare. 3 bintlee 2 eaglem- 20.

M. a Shaw and .1. St. Jamison, 72; R. Walter Smith, 5 pare 6 birdies; 1 ette Powell and 1,,, 71, 11, Wolicn -19r And C.

b'. Nagel, 74; J. liendsn and P. E. kAilliam Duff.

6 pars, 4 I eagle skillinis, R. R. NIPek and J. J. Bowe --17.

man, R. stoker F. rt. Adams, 76. 13 T.

Evans, 9 pars, 3 Willem, nO "ogles Itt.AATR, A ALIJA -13. R. itirli'd in a net filI PI Win It 2'. Abraham, 9 pars. 3 birdies.

no the medal play sweepstakes under full Mtn- easteo--13. dicap. The soopoi c. NicAllieter, 1 pare, 4 birdies no R. McKinnon, 81-19-45.

A. C. Steven. tftct nidji.a,i n. 1 an-; aogieo15, I F.

Horn. 6 pars, 4 birdies, no eagles i.e. .1 Wilmee 10 pars, no birdies, 1 J. F. Frasier, raelf--13.

8.11 Til lilt 1.S1 Kohanowits, 7 harm, 3 birdies, .1, ttn. flt, ettiltin no eirlog 13. parted in a Cl Iiii til II the club V. F. Elmer, 11 Pare 1 birdie, no eagles CAaTI.le wis VA NoN 80.res s.

a net 07 in win the Edst division N. L. 2 down-, medal play teurnev under even-egoths F. N. Scliumacker.

3 clossm; W. 0, can, handicap, C. Young turned in a net Dr. 1,. W.

Pomprev. 3 down; J. J. 09 to Win the Paul Rimer tr ophy, The Banc, 4 riWn. Iiit.

J. Jennince. 4 C. K. nrOWne.

4 down; K. Li. Cunningham. Fire. divisien-W B.

Carroll. 79-12 4 down. Scianus. 111-13-68; 21. A.

Hardesty, Second division-V. R. Caldwell, 2 84 71. 1r, A. Apnea.

4 down; J. F.abes. 4 down; Second divtoton- P. 11. 9A47- IV.

Menks, I down: R. K. Boyer, 5 71: W. it Smith, 91a -71, el, T. Wilkie.

down; J. L. Fisher down. 891A -71: N. Jennings 71 04kiloNT Johnston, nViini R.

Third A. 1.3n.20, 91'21 J. W. Kinnear and W. A.

Scott finished 7n; J. Borns. 92-21-71; J. 9, Hamil- 9 up to the test PAR or noir corntatti- Wields ton. SO44- -71.

P.on order seveneighths ....1 11 Birgrrt MT. ('LAIR ca p. tuticr ewes; mend plav Dean carded a no to win the c. 1,,, w. II Werwel, 2 op 00 (iiimlfraP, itie medal May balrney under full handicap.

v. oe i ed, 1 op TF Al. S. Jarmo, ari C. Hobo, 1 un First riNif.lon-r R3'11 7'1: J1 Al ft Peek and even; At S.

Sc di. -13, Iteliv. 33 12 71: 11 ,4, '-'13 Laird end F. H. Wolton.

even 'loather, 1.. 1t it divhi. I. I 6,, a granwcap. An II NON so er Carroli shot a net 07 to win the divielon N.

L. Clayborne, 2 down medal play tourney under egen-eightha F. N. grialmacker. 3 down; W.

a Ca.n handleto. C. Young turned In a net toovn. Dr. L.

W. Puroprev. 3 down; .1.2 09 to win the Paul Rimer trophy. The Banc, 4 flown; M. J.

Jenningo. 4 down aroma! C. K. Browne. 4 down; K.

4.3. Cunningham Firet divielenAV R. Carrel. 79.12 --117. 4 down.

N. Selanue. a1--13ga; I. A. Hardesty.

Second divisionV. R. Coldwell, 2 down 110 71. F. A.

zoom 4 down J. Vothes. 4 down Seeonct cliviinon P. VC Markey. ag.17 C.

Menks, down: R. K. Boyer, 71: W. It, Smith, ar.la gl. T.

Wilkie. down; J. L. Fisher Ottwn. 8914 -71: N.

Jenninke 71- IvkkitoNT Third divigionotri A. 1.ongoarr. 91-21 2. W. Kinnear and W.

A. faeoft 11114hef 7n. H. V. Borns.

92.21-72; J. d. Kiang. 3 up to the test 1,111 of air cornheti ton. A9.1-71 lion totittoced tinier seventuantha handl MT.

irl.t IR CA P. (Mier Derin carded a no to win the C. L. and W. 11 Wecwel.

2 up medal tourney under full hy. ae I R. Daittel, 1 lit, ti lo. ecorea: ht. S.

Jtritee C. Itoltota or- 1 un First V. Dean S3-13 7ill 11 ht. R. ,,,,.1 A 1 lettinel Veil; AL ifel1y.

513 1'2 71: 1.1 M. 1 72. to.1 i and F. R. hh.iititn.

tVen i -4 ,,,,,.11 4, 1 715e.w.nclut, 0 si .1 c.7,,,,,,n1k;. j.mLn. 1 n.71:,,21.,I 14,,. 0 et, even; It. 78n91.111171-7,10'1.131.14,1:ti:,:- 231017 3 16, Ifelehts tn.

44:16 -71. II ST. 0.318 (oeteeel iteler sovenrighths hanli intor skiii model pion ,,,...1. 1r Penn canted a no 70 to win the c. it 2 rilli h4n.licap.

1 he nlav under full 11 First l.vioinn V. 413.11 70: S- ''Im'll a-id e. 1 un ,4, 8,. 4...,.12 13. 43 1:2 71: ct :4, o-i-13 72, I eeoilio.11014 1 lettimo even: w.

A itinehlitt. 1 Ili'. 14 WhOo. 43. ni anu 1 .4 even 50 1, Pitt had a pass intercepted on the 10-yard line and lost the ball e4 on downs on the 18 in the fourth period, and, with its subs in the game, was in a spot when Moan placed a kick out of bounds on its two-yard line, but took away st the ball on downs on the 26 alter kicking out from behind the goal, 1,4 Only two players.

Babe Barna, the end, and AttY, the left guard, both for West Virginia, played the entire game, and both stood out. Carder and Moan were most prominent in the West Virginia hit backfield, and if it hadn't for Malarkey, Harold Stebbins: mi would have been No. 1 man fori in Pitt. till The battle was sluggish in spots. but perhaps It was Just as we'll thi a week before the boys will have se( to be "up" for that clash with ie, Ohio State at Columbus.

illr ANIERICAN Sc He 115 Re Mt. 1111 Mt. a 1,,,,,,,, hitS lit he he 1, GIV 14 1 tv, 4 1.44e.'....t.e540.eer.".A 4,711, 1 You know what Ohio State was last yearone of the most powerful machines in the country, and beaten only by Notre Dame In an amazing finish. Well, the Buckeyes are loaded with dynamite again this year, despite the loss of some valuable regulars of 1935, and the game puts Pitt up against a terrific contract. However, the other side of that (attract is apt to prove equally terrific for Ohio State.

The game comes ahead of the time at which Sutherland teams usually are fully developed, for as a rult they don't click with their best power and precision before November. But ihen there is a big Job to be done. Jock usually finds a way to do it, regardless of the date, and it isn't likely that he Will be found lagging on thin occasion. It's a huge task for the Panthers, considering stage of development, but there's at least a fair chance that they'll fool the country by getting away with it. Busy Week on Local Fields THAT THE PANTHEPS are to perform away from home in the most important collegiate game of the reek doesn't mean that Pitts- bi-rgh will be left without high-grade football.

On the c.ontrary, the city will have one of the bttsinest periods of its season, with string of games In both the college and professional divisions not often surpassed in attractiveness. Right off the reel, making It three games on Pittsburgh grid-Irons in three straight days, the football Pirates this afternoon will appear In one of the best pro numbers of the year. meeting the famous Chicago Bears at Forbes Field, On Friday night. Duquesne swill tangle with its old rival, Geneva, under tile floodlights at the came park, and on Saltirdly at the Stadium, you'll get your first home view of Carnegie Tech in a battle with the formidable forces of Michigan Slate. Then, too, the new local American League pro team la to make its bow at Forbes Field next Sunday.

That gives Pittsburgh four big games within eight days, ag much top-line football as any city in the country will get in a similar period this season. I fa( TO() 11 RI '41 0,. 194. 21,: 71. A1.3.: olr: It'lr't dIvlAi'n n' ".25 MAYS WINS AUTO RACE 74: R.

Sergen, 100-25 Dewitt. 106-3i1 76. E. K. Parker, 1,12.

GosHEN. N. Oct. 1116111.4V111 Rex Mays, of Glendale, Cal. and 3 M.

Fit eftlie K. I Sehfr 111f, S. A. a at SVOn the 35-mile automobile race le ari v. rel In the fotie.liali.

Slav today over Coshen'st historic mile toornev fouler three duarte nendionp, law etipoi Ikea si--ri, it K. V. I gl- horse rare track. Alays shattored 12 rl. c.

71J 3' l' the track record ax he flnioed Mooney, 87.1h-72; tri 72. .1, tt in. Sr 111:1: 72 Wo ahead of Dilly Winn, of 5111er, al 11! 11 loo.29 I 120 14 J. C. Craig.

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Oct. 3.iAP.) Rex Mays, of Glendale, won the 35-mile automobile race today over Goshenx historic mile horse rare track. 1lays shattored the track record a 1 I II: 1, I )t ill fl rt A. Poch, 2 (Vein Jenatte championship by trim. Chortler fling the Parmelee Club, 9 to 1.

Allegheny Iligh Schoors grid- A n. it tilt. fifth and deciding an of iron team smashed out a 23 to 0 to nin 4 he iroed undrt playoff series at Greenlee Field victory over Carrick Rt Oliver Field este 'r cla y. Pitcher Smart yielded yesterday. 41.1:i 10 A', losers only four hits.

The Cotton, Allegh gaeny's plun i it( 1 I.ront in 74 E.IN -07: core fullback accounted for two of his mit, Ilia it itu.vti aTrica. teams touchdowns, and materially rIonoiee awl Anderonn tied a 3 1 Itniller.p I I 4 0 Ilr4. ojo.l. I I 'I assisted in the scoring of two liti2rnatil, 3 St 8 0 0 3 clip. with enr44 4 T'he acoreo: I 1 2 copliellin 0 I 0 others.

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31,041113 1 hour. then he went on to complete atady. Pniant, Poihr P1Ill--- 0 14 6 5-23 ShOhnit ell. Jr 31-4 --TT H. Irrev tiirnel in a net 74 tn win the mart 1'1 Bleillr.

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Umprit-Miller. Los COW a. Pointe 34-411; IL V. TUCile P. lo417-16; 22.

It The acmes I age of 80.15 miles per Ivor. 5 Pr Th Sr. 7 Id! 5m 'h ai THRILLING FINSH WICHITA FALLS, Oct. 3. only 20 seconds to play, Johnny Morow, a rarrzY lett end, kicked a field goal from nine-vard line to give Texas A.

and M. a 34o-0 decision over Hardin-Simmons husky football team here today, i.