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hmvmd-pma bows Columbia on NYU Beaten-USC in RoseSoivl Columbia Mops Up Brown, 14-0, Syracuse Air Attack Bests Rams', 26-13 WOODSUM CHEERED AND JEERED Yale Romps, 4114, As End Breaks All East Pass Records fir, As Price Stars Lions Clinch Triumph In First Quarter More Records Set Cambridge, Nov. 22 (U.R) Senior Ed Woodsum wrote! Stark Passu for All Four TDs for Orango- Drake Losers' Star By RALPH TROST In a beautiful pitcher's battlt a gionous ena to nis collegiate lootoau career for 67 minutes today as Yale humbled Harvard. 4114. but he left the field Pitchln' Mitchell Pries of Mid- fist fight with Harvard's captain, John Nichols. vale, Utah, wound up record-smashing Ivy League football So one-sided was this 63th career with a victorious mud that defied the mud and i tremely poor visibility, Syra 'cuse outpitched Fordham, fou meeting of these ancient rivals'tB'' bii'W' that the favored Elis sent in their undergraduate manager, Charles Yeager, to catch a pass TT bath as he passed and ran Columbia to a 14-to-O victory over Baffled Brown before 3,000 for the nnini after tho final drenched spectators at mist shrouded Baker Field yester day.

Displaying his usual sleight of-hand despite the soggy ball, Price ran hls-total record smashing to 11 Columbia and seven Ivy League marks for Yale touchdown. It minute after the "mystery man" of the game sprltely player wearing a big number 9 was Identified as He was hot listed in the various lineups. But the feature of the game was end Woodsum, hailed all: season as the New England! "player of the year." He nailed three touchdown passes from! snapshooting quarterback Ed Molloy to break all Eastern col-; legiate records for pass-receiv-' both passing and total offense I as Columbia capitalized on two first-quarter breaks to-jvrap up the ball game. QUICK-OPENER Earl Byrne of Princeton darting through hole in Dartmouth line to pick up three yards yesterday ot Palmer Stadium. Dartmouth's Russ Smale (43) and Lou Turner (46) brought him down, but they couldn't bring down Tigers, who won easily, 33 0.

touchdowns to two, before a crowd of about 10,000 in Tri-borough Stadium yesterday win, 2613. In completing Syracuse's best record aince -1931 seven wini and two losses (one of the losses to an Army camp team) the Orange relied on the good throwing arm of Pet Stark, who completed nine of 15 passes. He connected wlrti two short ones to Carl Karili-vacz of Glen Cove and two long heaves to fleet Mark Hoffman who showed superb mud form in outracing Fordham'a secondaries. If there Mere any Orange Bowl committeemen in the stands, and Syracuse fervent ly hoped there were, they saw a lot of formations, a tricky quarterback revolution that drew Fordham offside twice at a critical time, some excel lent kicking by Don Alt house, and Myraruse's very best past Ing game. Fordham, one game away from the season's end with a 1-5-1 record to date, didn't do badly in the pass department itself, though It wound up minus 14 yards rushing, mostly Both early touchdowns came after fumble recoveries by center Jerry Hampton of Lusk, Wye, deep In Brown territory, from where Price engineered the touchdowns with the help of sharp running by Bob Mc-Cnllough and John Yaluska.

Hampton set up the first USC WINS, GAINS ROSE BOWL TRYON GREAT MUDDER touchdown by recovering a Ing scores in a season and surpass Yale's famous end, Larry Kelley. Romp for Ell A nasty east wind and driz-l aling wind plagued both' the teams and the sellout crowd of; 38,114 spectators, huddled; beneath umbrellas or wearing slickers and rubber boots in the concrete horseshoe stadium. Almost from the opening kickoff it was evident that Yale was the better team and des- fumble on the Brown 38 on the first play from scrimmage. 96,869 Fans See UCLA Edged Out, 14-12, in Thriller I Price passed 20 yards to A I Ward and line smashes then carried to the one from where Rutgers Rally In Second Half Nips NYU, 14-7 Princeton Drubs Dartmouth, 33 jjiii.e sued kbu over, nampion T0, ngeles Nov 22 (UR) second recovery was on the An lnspired southern California 0 ot li 7' eleven, led by all-America can 24 dldates Jim Sears and Elmer Willhoite, won its way into the Rose Bowl today by defeating yards in two end sweeps and a roughness penalty put Columbia on the one. Valuska banged It over from there.

Al Princeton, N. Nov. 22 (U.R) Bill Tryon, an alternate from Elmlra, N. ran and passed Princeton to a 330 TED KRESS, Michigan fullback, sweeping left end for 13 -yard gain yesterday against Ohio State. Special to the Brooklyn Eagle New Brunswick.

Nov. 22 a hard-hitting U. C. L. A.

team, tined to win Its 40th game in a aeries that began -in 1875. But the major difference was Molloy and Woodsum. Molloy was on deck until the fourth period was well under way; Woodsum was on until he left with jeers Instead of cheers sending him victory over Dartmouth on the muddy field of Palmer Stadium i x- tr due to Roeer Franx and Vln. Ward added both placements t0 i2, before 96.869 frenzied today before 26.000 fans. ior a mam ot io in a row.

Adds Two Records Lanky Tryon went over for two touchdowns and passed fans in Memorial Coliseum today. The two teams, both undefeat- for one. His carrying and toss nie Drake being trapped on past efforts. Click on 22 Passes Fordham threw no fewer than 40 passes, completing 23 University, there were two halves in its football game with Rutgers here this afternoon. At the end of the first half the Virtually the rest of the game I I urn pia wjrirT-r''i'ali'''i f'V Knicks Roll Up 98-68 Win was played in mldfield withied and untied going into today the exception or the late mo-'game, played the greatest tie- ing were instrumental in other drives as the Tigers tagged Dartmouth with its seventh on his way.

It was his brawl with Nichols, that set up Harvard's touch-1 rlnwn the ensuing penalty giv-. imenis wnen Mrowns Fete ko- ienMe name rvri nc.c hut connected with a 25-yard But halfback Sear 60-yard run will. tni. season. ing the Crimson the ball on the IdSlK lO Al On COIUraOld! ipr.

4n -) 1 u.l non hoite's 72-yard return of an th-Over Syracuse Yale's two-yard line. Yale scored In all hut in nut was neia mere. Violets led, 14-7. But after having only one inter-minutes Rutgers had rallied foricepted. Drake was the star, three more touchdowns and a completing eight of 12 efforts, 2714 victory before pit- two for touchdowns.

Operating, grlms at the third annual of a spread formation, he of Fame Shrine game. i threw one to the former Boys The Violets began boldly in: High lad. Andy Romeo, for a this 43d meeting between the.needed one-foot gain. He tossed nc "ul 1 1 1 1 i i ii Buura iHfi rrrn nil in to left end Frank McPhee final neHorl. Ir rniiM tinv ran hi, bag with six pas.

romplc p' p' f.ihlnd the goal line in the second tions. that iav him a seaion California the Pacific oast tinned except that Jordan Bv BEX GOl'LD Ollvar. serving his first year With Max Zaslofsky having period. Later in the same se. total of 92.

breaking th Iv Conference championship, al- as Ell coach, mercifully or- 0ne of his better shooting nights Leagne mark of 90, set in 194S though Willhoite did not actu schools. Bill Burney recovered dered In the reserves, by Cornell's Al Dekdebrun and, any score a toucnaown. from the outside, the Knlcks For most of the game, In ad the Columbia mark of 87 act Jerry Jones was the first blue back to cross the line. First he handed the Syracuse Nationals a sound 98 68 thumping before by Pan! Governali In 1942. 4 A 41 1 4 Ward, also playing his last game for Columbia, nabbed five a running pass from the formation to Fordham's best catcher, Ed Brown, that waa good for 11 yards and the see ond TD.

Vinnie did hiirar nifty duck Ing and dodging to get off a tremendous heave to Dava Flcca I hut was good for 48 yards setting up that second touchdown. No team except Michigan a Scarlet fumble on the Rutgers 17 and six plays later Tony Fernicola scored from the three. Frank Sauchelll kicked the first of his two extra points." Rutgers then marched 78 plays after the kickoff to tie the score when John passed 42 yards Don Dun- of Price tosses to set a recep slon Tryon bucked through left tackle from the one-foot line for the second Princeton score. In the fourth period the amazing alternate again cracked right tackle from the four-yard stripe and went over for the final tally. The other two touchdowns were achieved when wlngback Earl Byrne skirted his own right end from the two-yard mark and sprinted over the goal stripe In the third period, and when fullback Homer Smith went 18 yards up the middle fans In Madison Square the Harvard 37, then tested last night, same spot again to go all the) in the preliminary games the way for the score.

jQuantico Marines outscored In- In the second period For-ldiantown Cap, 8579, and St. tunato intercepted a Harvardj Francis Prep defeated Rice, 82 pass on the Crimson 21. Molloy. t0 57, tion record for both Columbia dition to the brilliant defensive duel, It was a contest between two rival tailbacks, Seam for the Trojans, and the great Paul Cameron for I'. C.

Ij. A. But the slightly Sears emerged with the edge, and that margin was enough to end Southern California's Conference season without a hlemlnh. C. L.

A. stored in every and the Ivy League. His total of 43 broke the joint mark established last year bv Colum- pitched 1 1 yards to Pete rv winning, the Knlcks' bias Les Bomm ran. Hut tne lolrl reiusea to wilt, for the time being, as State has done any running up Bub Mautee Intercepted a Jet- the middle against Syracuse- nine to pnd Harry their first-place deadlock! and then five to Woodsum. wtth Syracuse in the Eastern That touchdown pass was the, Division of the National Raskin-YCIUr86n UOnnOIIV.

possible wav by a safety, a 1 dove over center from the two- field goal, and a touchdown yard line In the fourth. Contlnnrd on p' Sfldgmon Capture IZZ JIM GARRITY, Perm Stole but the two Trojan touchdowns were all that they needed. And for most of the second half Southern Cal played defensive fees pass and rared 48 yards'and ordham was no exception, for their second and final But it did open up an early tourhdown. outside game that, with Ficca The Scarlet got rolling In the starring, trundled the ball down second half. The first time it to the Orange four before the gained possession in the third lads frbm the Salt City showed neriod It moved 64 vards In ten! anything resembling a scoring big end's ninth of the year and set new F.astern Intercollegiate Football Association record.

The third Yale marker came with Shears going five yards Continued on Page 28 National Basketball An. AliSSie Titles points. end, leoping into air to catch Tony Rados' poss yesterday against Pitt. Nov. Sydney, Australia, Bo(o Bltlmr ilnllt MllwMkw rkiUMrai ts r.rt w.r a 1 1 me aeienses ap (U.R) Frank Sedgman, Austra plays, Steve Johnson scoring peared almost a par.

South Giovanelli Whips Bunas at Grove However, that was the Ford- lia's Davis Cup ace, and Mau-jern cal was more successful in a three-yard burst, Duncan kicked the extra Continued from Tage 2A College Results point, tying the score, and Rut- reen Connolly, America's queen(rushing the U. C. L. A. passersi of the courts, added to their than the Bruins were in doing, sweep of the world's foremost the me t0 Sears- 1 neither team got anything like sinsles chamrnonshins tndav-.

1 Danny Giovanelli, the new jgers quickly tallied again. Re-i Covering an X. Y. u. National Hockey Lagu FOOTBALL i (EIULTI I Rutgers had to travel only 32 iat nioht susiameu marcii guiiiB.

i(iiai, at 140, won his second ca.t BrttM nirm 1. Trt 1, MailrMl 1 yards and took only nine playsj H'wii v. Mio.nr ln many weeKs at tne titles in the New South Wales.ll") yards passing to 88 for jRidepwood Grove Sporting Club! 1 to do it as Joe Triggs made tne I T. rrdbtm 11 14 olymbl 24 HvrarH 27 Hulctra Chlnii 1. final twn yards.

Minutes be- tournament. idi, mi.uuKu u.c iio-jiast niffht when he earned the 1. completed 10 passes to whitman Rurras. 130. scored hiiii 04, it II 4 2 4 1 Hi 44 l( S3 a it 41 v.ie iurr fore the end Rutgers ZM HIT Cru If mm 1 Ilia 1 ncu 11 ir uiiic inoi again when an interception pro- J' 3.1 Prltipelon Dartmouth Sedgman, the world's top ama Nt Vrt ii'MUKieipnia.

oeiore i.wu tans most even on net yards naif) in the eicht- kluced a 2fi-vard scoring pas .11 VHIauvi 17 rrnn suit Rnslun I'. riUifourth teur player, ever had been able; .1 I a tMnmn 14 UMth l.afTtta U. L. to win the New South Wales! 0'. 'ounfl feature bout.

C. A. -Nfw vrk 4iclf 111 Mnnt. Collfirr-7 Srmnlnn i poiiv Smith. liH, Hamilton crown.

He took It by defeating (Ibrltht Pa. 'nrd 12 14 Swxrthmnr from John Fennell to Steve tomomt-s gamf i Mnlrl al Trk. Johnson. Trnw at oiii. X.

Y. which plays Ford-. ham Saturday, now has won. two. lost four and tied one.

Rut- American Hockty Ltagut 13 JohM Hpklna Wrolwo Marrlai.4 ms uavis leammaie, AenjYAN. 'WO COMMENT' Bermuda, and Chubby Wright, Reading, drew in the eight-ivound semi-final. Carmine Cos- Mpfirenr 2. A fi fi 4 fi 1.1 l.bsnMi Vllt Jaanlta 13 Dtltwar Bn-lialt lA DlrhiitMH rulnna 7 ArnoW MnrarlaM 0 2. before a crowd of 11.000; ON SELKIRK FIRING errs closed its season with a LaaM rnukl laaaria which packed every available fratlaMM I Midwest recora.

4 Ntnkt The Xeiv York Yankees ta. 131, Bensonhurst. thrashed said officially last night they l.lohnny Carr, 123, Brownsville, had no comment regarding six heats. space in the stadium. Miss Connolly required only In the pair of fours, Emu Mey Mrla 11 Mkhkaa 1 MLnnasala 21 IMIaJM Id i Uwa UllMta I aVanta IS Kaaaaa Htata ft Marshall 21 2 Mlrbloa Ul 27 Onto malt 21 Wlarnaln 21 fora.e 27 Ntrt Dam 28 Northwtattrn 20 Miaamrl 27 laws Hlala 21 Ohla U.

Penn State Wrecks Pitt Bowl Hopes. 17-0 South the firing of George Krlkirk as manager of the Kansas City Blues of the American Association, their Xo. 1 minor league farm club. "We knew all about this and do not rare to comment upon It at this tlme.c Mid a spokenman for the Yankees. "It whs a matter to be derided hy the Kansas City aN wx4- XfK i jsur- 45 minutes to defeat Julie Sampson of San Marino, 63, 62.

The mixed doubles title went to Miss Sampson and Rex Hart-wig of Australia, who beat Miss Connolly and Australia's Lewis Hoad, 06, 63, 97, In the final. Yesterday Miss Connolly and Miss Sampson won the women's doubles titles. ers. 134 Kidgcwood, wntppea Tony Villa, 136'4, Williamsburg, and Abdou All, 142, Brownsville, drew with Bernie Lynn, 141. Jamaica.

In the eight-round star bout next Saturday night. Tony E-perti. East New York heavyweight, puts up his dukes to Terry O'Connor, a 'fine broth of a lad from Tipperary, Ireland. Marrlaa ria. latt Cltaaava 3a Gafttfla Ttca.

3 Aaaara 14 Ttaaaaaaa Ktataear 14 I 2 1 VlrilDl Waahlnttaa Lte 14 42 quaatlca Marines ran lltlralr Pittsburgh, Nov. 22 (U.PJ Penn State used the pass Interception an a defensive and offensive weapon together with Bill Leonard's unerring toe to wreck Pittsburgh Orange the first period ran out. Sherry grabbed a pass at midfield and scampered to Pitt's: 29. Tony Rados took to the 'air to advance State and Buddy Rowifll hit guard from three yards ot for the score. Pete Schoderbeck snagged a 34 Dtiaa i Narln rarallaa 2D Clrarft Waahlaitaa Rlckauna 7 13 Wtal Vlrtinla Kooth Car laa 7 43 Florida Mlaail lPla.1 24 Waka rartat rartaaa 31 Fart Jatkaaa Park! III.

Marlata IA 4S 1'ktrry PI. Marlnta Mart. Natr I ln 1 Ottlr.hari rr.nklla ay Manhall Bowl hopes today With a 17 41 VCIUta 4 Mart- -N. rarMna Statt 0 upset before 53,766 fans at NOTRE DAME BLANKS IOWA 41 Allra r. Taabtftt Inat.

9 Pitt Stadium pass as a ddense measure, 22 Stwanee Waahlnrtan (Mo. V. 12 State closed out its most suc-lstopplng P1U on the Penn Stale cessful football campaign sinceeiglit. Sherry again victimizajd 32 FI. Lrt 1.1111a Caark Mate 14 Frtabrttrian Nrwatrr 12 7 llallrni FltM C'aaap Ltlraat 44 Talaat LaaUlana Calltia 14 :3 I nlaa aaatbwtattra 32 Btlkaat-raabaiaa F.rt VaiUr 7' I 19-18 with Jack Sherry playing Notre Dame opened the scor- built up a fi-3 edge ln the long, hittpr Kerips The battle was better than; Southwest ing with a Hfi-yard drive after taking the opening kickoff.

Halfback Xeil Worden smashed 34 Oblakaai Nabraaka 13 Tana Ckrlallaa Klaa Mattioli in the final penqa when he took the ball on Pitts 36 and returned it 25 yards. -A roughing penalty against -Pitt moved the ball to the one-yajd line from wher Rados sneakttl over. Leonard, missedUJt 13-yard field goal attempt in the a key role as an interceptor, and Leonard booting a 12-yard' field goal to hand the Panthers their third defeat of the season. State closed out with a 7-2-1 mark-Trie Nittany Lions threw an Irish Strike in Every Quarter but Third To Pile Up 27-0 Win Iowa City. Nov.

22 (U.B Notre Dame struck in all but the third period and fought off a desperate second half threat by Iowa todav to crush the In over from the three. The Irish struck again in the second quar the score' indicated. Notre Dame had 22 first downs to Iowa's 19 and the Irish led in yardage 383 to 289. 7 Soalhara Mtth4Hal Bajl.r 7 44 Talaa Arkaasaa 34 WaabMliaa lUtt Okla. A.

4 M. II Nrw Mailt Maataaa ii Harala siatataaat W. Tana but ter when halfback John Lattner hnild un a wide lead enrlv inlOr Weft pass defense against returned a punt 86 yards to a touchdown. The final Notre Dame blows 14 II. t.

C. -2a Calltarala 22 Ortloa (lata 27 Calaraaa A. P. L. A.

12 ttanfara Oraraa -Brlfhaat VauBf came in the final period. Quar- the game, but ran into a vicious Iowa defense. After scoring once on Wordcn's plunge, N'o- third period, maae gooa in tne final quarter. After three line plays failed, Leonard booted from the 12-yard stripe. The Panthers, hoping their stadium Jinx would be resur their traditional rivals and managed to stop ground threats.

They outcharged and outfought a Panther team which had jury-riddled Hawkeyes, 27 0. tcrhack Guolielmi nassed tra rtamA rirrtva lrt tho nnn.vai-H' me lnsn lougni io a seven varris to halfback Joe lead in the first half, fought off! Heap for the first and Worden hoped to register its 31st vie line. But Iowa held that "time, BASKETBALL 4 Braakln Pair two lowa drive" to within the nluneed two vards for the Fec-Unri ran nut nf rianoor a series dating DacKireetea against ineir ORANGE SQUEEZE Ray Perkins of Syracuse and Ford-ham's Dick Sharry flying high for pass from Oronge's Pat Stark. Perkins caught it for 22-yard gain against the Rams yesterday at Randalls Island. torv in to 1803.

rival, outgainea tne opposition Fart Vkatltr Bklra. Fbaraiart S3 Alamal 7b Alamal Intia Alaainl 44 kl I aaaar talaa 77 Pratl 71 HI. Franrla 72 lana Sherrv twice made Pitt'sjl3fi yards on the ground to quarterback. Rudy Mattioli, a but were short on the aerial 10-yard line in the third period ond. The Irih, playing under! punched over two, more the direction of line coach am Dam.

7 7 0 scores in the last period as the; McArdle, while Frank Leahv Tjchaone mr oima: wriin i Hawks faded. Iv.as home with the flu, Wabb Inatttatt 4fl 26 BROOKLYN EAGLE, NOV. 23, 1952 "5ira5 ll ipaas interception victim. ft! to 10 4t.