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NTSVnUE TIMES, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 22, 1942. THE HI page ten Auburn Defeat Of Georgia Stuns Football World Champ Tilt Won By Guntersville Over Big Rivals Albertville Defeated 25 To 7 Before Crowd Of 3,000 Friday Night Yellow Jackets Defeat Gators; Slate Unbroken Start Is Sluggish, Castleberry Sparks Last Period Drive No. 1 U. S. Eleven Soundly Beaten, 27-13, In Upset Gaficrd And Reynolds Show Up Sinkwich And That Dream Backfield I COLUMBUS.

Ga Nov. 21 may bsw in silent meditation tonight for a gridiron empire that was. Georgia tost today to a brilliant fl and under-rated Auburn. 27-13, and the crash of America's No. 1 football tea hi probably resounded all the way to Pasadena.

Cal While 20.000 hysterical fans looked on a goodly majority cheering for Auburn the Tigers of mild Jack Meagher snatched a rumored Rose Bowl invitation out ATLANTA. Nov. 21 'Ai Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets put in a bid for national honors today by coming back from a dismal start to whip Florida. 20-7, for their ninth successive victory as Georgia tumbled stunningly. The undefeated-untied Techs, rallying around the southpaw COLUMBUS.

Nov. 21 AP Statistic oi the Aiiburn-Georgia loot-ball game today: Aub. Ga. 8 12 HERE'S GEORGIAS "DREAM BACKFIELD This is a picture of the new and much talked-about "dream backfield put together at the University of Georgia by Coach Wally Butts as the football season nears (he end. Bui it took an awful licking yesterday, as a stout Auburn line smashed the quartet going and coming Left to right Frankie Sinkwich, All America fullback; Charley Trippi, the brilliant sophomore left halfback: link McPhee, quarterback: Lamar Davis, right halfback.

Previously, Sinkwich had played tailback. Trippi was Sinkwich's understudy, and McPhee played fullback. Davis remains at his old post. The prime reason for the shift was to get Trippi in the backfield with Sinkwich. First downs Yds.

gained rushns met) ward passes a't'pted F'waid passes comp. Yds by (Ward passing F'ward passes into, by Yds run back intercepted passes Fung aver, from scum.) Total yds. all kicks returned Oppon. fum. rec.

Yds. lost by penalties GUNTERSVILLE, Nov. 21 Guntersville took the Marshall county football championship right out of the hands of the highly touted Albertville eleven in a highlight game of the season for this section Friday night by a score of 25 to 7. Both teams were undefeated in the county as they met for a renewal of a bitter series, in which Albertville has had a slight edge in recent years. For its only score, Albertville had to take to the air.

It completed seven passes in succession tc march into pay dirt for the only time of the night. On rushing, Albertville was held consistently by the big Guntersville line, which is rated as one of the best in this section. Guntersville stuck to straight ball throughout the game, only one of its touchdowns resulting from anything but powerful drives downfield. One of the outstanding plays of the game was made by Bartlett, shifty Guntersville back, who zigzagged 60 yards for one of the scores. A 30-yard pass from King to Perkins accounted for another tally, and the rest were rushed over, with the big linesman opening up the holes.

The score was Guntersville 19, Albertville 0, at the half. Capt. Nelson Williams was outstanding in the good line of the winners. The crack passing attack of Albertville was led by Woodall, on the throwing end, and Jolly and Robert Thompson as receivers. A crowd of approximately 3,000 witnessed the championship tilt, which was the last of the season for both teams.

RICKEY KEEPS LIPPY AS PILOT Branch Rickey (left), president of the Brooklyn Dodgers, shakes hands with Leo Lippy" Durocher after "Lippy" signed a contract to manager Dem Bums" for his fifth season. Rickey said Durocher will serve in the role of playing manager, but is signed to a players contract, not a manager's. Thereby, Rickey can release "Lippy" on 10 days notice if he desires. Football Results Of Georgia Grid Season Four Earlier Games, Attention To Papers Vaunted Bulldogs Auburn's Plainsmen shelled Georgia into thus engineered the greatest upset record. unstoppable Bulldogs, as decisive as it other developments on the gridiron of the Big Ten championship; the such other football powers as Boston and Yale's climax victory over Harvard at New Haven.

Maroons Defeat Rebels 34 To 13 Blondy Black Stars As Deadlock At Half Decisively Broken STATE COLLEGE, Nov. 21 iP) After being held 7-7 at the half Mississippi Stale broke loose in a wild display of power and led by the great Blondy Black crushed the game University of Mississippi Rebels 34 to 13 here today before 18,000. Black was the shining star of the game but was pushed for these honors by a 165-pound freshman, Sonny Boy Shelby of the university who kept the losers very much in the ball game until the fourth quarter deluge. Black, a 96 seconds 100-yard dash man, repeated his long run for a touchdown performance of last Saturday by running a off back 95 yards to score. Last 11 ail a ovv en6a8cment.

week he ran 97 from a fake kick But the Plainsmen obviously Auburn Upset Dizziest Of Plainsmen, Beaten In Apparently Paid No Or Scoring Power Of NEW YORK, Nov. 21 (P) shocking 27-13 defeat today, and of the dizziest football season on The defeat of the hitherto was unexpected, overshadowed all front, including Ohio State's capture continued triumphant advance of college, Georgia Tech and Tulsa; in their ivy-draped encounter It had been freely predicted that Auburn, beaten in four of its first freshman. Clint Castleberry, and another little back. Davey El-dicdge, overpowered underdog Floridas stubbornness with a determined attack in the second half. About 15,000 fans saw the Jackets march to within one game of a perfect season and a post-season bowl bid.

They seemed destined to rise to No. 1 rating in the national poll. Their last game throws them next week against the Georgia Bulldogs, rated No. 1 in Associated Press rankings but upset today by Auburn 27-13. Georgia Tech, opening with second stringers, and plainly pointing ahead to Georgia, was outplayed through most of the first half.

The Engineers put together only one drive before the intermission, converting it into a 7-0 lead that enabled them to reach the half alleven at 7-7. Then, with the regular starting the second half, the Techs proceeded to clip off a touchdown in each of the last two quarters, against an often-beaten Florida eleven that never gave up. The golden-shlrted winners their first lead early in the second quarter on a 92-yard drive. Castleberry began running and passing with telling effect, hitting first one Engineer, then another, until the Gators were backed up to their 33. I Then Sophomore Eddie Prokop passed 33 yards to Ralph Jordan on the goal for the touchdown.

converted with a Jack Helms g0t Yale Harvard 3. Drexel 29; John Hopkins 6. Western Maryland 28; Coast Guard 0. Geneva 3t; Bethany 6. Middle West Notre Dame 27; Northwestern 20.

Wisconsin 20; Minnesota 6. Indiana 20; Jurdue 0. Ohio State 2t; Michigan 7. Great Lakes Illinois 0. Iowa Pre Flight 46; Nebraska 0.

Michigan State West Virginia .0. Arkansas 14; Detroit 7. Denison 24; Wittenberg 6. Ohio Wesleyan 13; Western Reserve 12. Cincinnati Xavier 0.

Tulsa 33; Creighton 19. Illinois Wesleyan 14; Illinois Normal 6. Millikin Illinois College 0. Wooster 24; Wright Patterson 13. Oberlin 26; Earlham 13.

Toledo 14; Bradley Tech 13. Kansas State Iowa State 6. Oklahoma A 55; Drake 12. Ohio State Now Western Champ 21-To-7 Victory Over Michigan, Bitterest Rival, Clinches Title 27-To-20 Victory Scored By Irish Northwestern Passes Fail To Best Notre Dame's Ground Attack By Associated Press South Auburn 27; Georgia 13. Tennessee 26; Kentucky 0.

Duke 47; North Carolina State 0. North Carolina Pre-Flight 14; William Mary 0. North Carolina 28; Virginia 13. Maryland 32; Washington Lee 1 28. Randolph Macon Hampden-Sydney 6 (tie).

Miami 13; South Carolina 6. Alabama 27; Vandervilt 7. The Citadel 21; Davidson 9. Clemson 12; Furman 7. West Kentucky State Teachers 24; Murray Teachers 13.

Louisiana Tech 33; Memphis State 7. Jacksonville Naval Air Base 16; Penscola Naval Base 10. Georgia Tech 20; Florida 7. Chattanooga 33; Newberry 7. Mississippi State 34; Mississippi 13.

Presbyterian 41; Tampa 7. Morehead (Kentucky) Teachers 18; Maryville 6. East Army 40; Princeton 7. Boston College 37; Boston 0. Dartmouth 26; Columbia 13.

Fordham 20; Missouri 12. Gettysburg 45; Dickinson 20. Holy Cross 28; Manhattan 0. Georgetown 21; George Washington 0. Lehigh Lafayette 7 (tie).

Penn State 14; Pittsburgh 6. Penn Military Lebanon Valley 0. Syracuse 12; Rutgers 7. Haverford 14; Swarthmore 13. Temple 14; Oklahoma 7.

hadn't read the papers. With two fine backs. Monk Gafford and Jim Reynolds, operating behind a great line, Auburn outplayed the Bulldogs practically from the start. COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 21 (TPi Ohio State, a brilliant precision Washington 19; Missouri Mines 6.

football machine, overpowered its SOUTH BEND, Ind Nov. 21 (Av) Otto Graham's brilliant passing 1 placement. Sinkwich was rushed unmercifully, fUe(i to malch lhc effecte of Notrc A FU)rMa pass. Dame's pulverizing ground attack led by sophomore fullback Corwin Clatl today and the Irish snatched a 27 to 20 victory from Northwestern before a crowd of 30,000. The Irish had to fight from behind twice in the first half to match touchdowns and score 13 to 13 at in- and once Auburn began to Georgia hardly was in the game.

Undefeated Georgia Tech, beating Florida 20-7 after a stubborn fight, can clinch the Southeastern title now by beating Georgia next Saturday. If the Engineers gel past Northwestem that one, there is little doubt that a 1111,1 1 11 interception, a set up the the third. Charley Bobby Dodd Dodd lateraled to who fumbled, and for the 27. Bill Corry, got to the 16 A of Georgia's hip pocket, and kicked it all around Memorial Stadium in a decisive 56-minute rout. Georgia won the toss, and scored the first touchdown within four minutes of the opening kickoff.

Then Auburn took the initiative and hammered Georgia until the boys from Athens hollered "uncle. Six minutes and 13 plays were all it look for big Jim Reynolds and will-o-thc-whisp Monk Gal-ford to whipsaw Georgia for a 7-6 lead, aod from there on Auburn devoted itself exclusively to knocking Georgia out of a national championship. At half-time. Auburn was leading 14-6, and Georgia fighting for a break to turn the tide. Then Auburn punched over another touchdown.

watched Georgia match it. and finally lashed out with th'c coup de grace, a fourth touchdown scored when Frankie Sinkwich was knocked down behind his own goal in an attempt to pass, and Fagan C'anzaneri pounced on the ball to make the final score 27-13. The spectacular upset the second in two weeks for the up-and-down Auburn's snapped Georgia string of victims at 15 straight, and knocked out what had promised to be a national championship game at Athens a week hence, when Georgia meets Georgia Tech, While Georgia was going down to defeat. Tech turned back a fighting Florida team. 20-7, to remain unbeaten and untied, and apparently move up from second to first place in national gridiron rankings.

Glum Wally Butts, Georgias coach, took the defeat philosophically. "I figured it had to happen sometime, he said, adding: "Wo missed quite a few passes. Auburn deserved to win. Happy Jack Meagher bubbled over: "We were glad to win, and 1 know Georgia was awfully disappointed. A hard-charging line harder charging, by far, than anything Georgia had seen ail season was the difference between the two teams.

It throttled Georgia's running attack, and rushed its passers until All-American Frankie Sinkwich and Charlie Trippi thought the roof was falling in. But the charging of Auburns line would have made little difference without the spectacular running of a great pair of backs Reynolds at fullback and Gafford ai tailback. Operating often from a drunken-looking formation, mixed with variations of a single wing attack, they slashed Georgia's line like a high-speed harvester. Between them with a little help on the side, from Ty Irby and Zack Jenkins they rolled up the astounding total of 355 yards by rushing, while holding Sinkwich and Co. (dream backfield and alii to a net of 37 on the ground.

Auburn tried five passes, completed none, and needed none. Georgia threw 34 passes and completed Just 12 a guage ot the Turn To Page Eleven an invitation to one of the leading If 1 ternussion, but in the third period, Pittsburgh 13; Emporia State 0. Southwest Baylor Southern Methodist 6 (tie). Rice 26; Texas Christian 0. Hardin-Simmons Texas Tech 0 (tie).

Far West Stanford 26; California 7. Oregon State 39; Oregon 2. Washington State Second Air Force 6 (tie). Idaho 20; Portland 14. U.C.L.A.

14; Washington 10. formation. Black scored two other touchdowns, both from the one yard line. It was the Rebels passes, mostly thrown by Shelby, that kept them going. They completed nine of 23 for 129 yards.

Ole Miss 0 7 0 613 Miss. Stale 0 7 6 2134 Fliers' Tilt Won By Jacksonville Pensacola Takes Lead Once On Field Goal, Loses Game 16 To 10 PENSACOLA, Nov. 21 George McAfee, .1 a ksonville Navy's great triple threat back, provided the difference ns the Fliers defeated Pensacola Navys Goslings 16 to 10 in a hard fought game before 4,000 fans at air station field this afternoon. The Jacksonville team put over two touchdowns in the third quar- bitterest rival. Michigan, 21 to 7 to win an undisputed Western conference championship today.

The victory was sweet to Ohio in more ways than one. It was the first time the Bucks have beaten Michigan since 1937, and it was the first win over a Michigan team coached by the wily Fritz Crisler. The conference title was Ohio's second since 1939, and the first for its youthful coach. Paul Brown. Ohio's three touchdowns came on passes.

passes that were handled with deadly accuracy, de- spite a slippery ball. But the Bucks' winning margin of two touchdowns came as its alert, hard-charging eleven capitalized on breaks. Michigan also set up its score on passes, although the touchdown was scored through the line. Michigan 0 0 7 07 Ohio State 0 7 7 721 involving an lateral and a fumble. Gator score late in Fields passed, intercepted for Tech, Bobby Sheldon, Harry Platt recovered Gators on Tech's Floridas busy fullback, in three cracks.

15-yard penalty for roughing put it on the one and ONeil Hill slipped through center for the tally Bob Henrys placement tied the count. 7-7, A 45-yard march put Tech ahead midway of the third period. Castleberry's 25-yard punt return carried to Floridas 45. Ralph Plaster set up the scoring play, the aged Statue of Liberty, by ramming center fur four years. Then El-dredge took the ball from pass-faking Castleberrys hand and raced 41 yards to the goal.

Jack Marshall started Tech's last touchdown drive by intercepting a pass at midfield in the fourth quarter. Castleberry and Marshall put together their running, passing and pass receiving to reach Florida's 1. The Gators rose up temporarily to stop two plunges, but foot-j Castleberry squirted through tac-and klo on third down for the tally. Plaster place-kicked the point. bowl contest will be forthcoming.

Boston college, another virtually sure bowl team, rolled over little Boston university, 37-0, and now needs only to get past Holy Cross' Crusaders next wack to complete an unbeaten, untied season. But storm signals are out on that game, too. Holy Cross always is at its best against Boston college and the Crusaders' 28-0 conquest of nine starts Manhattan today was evidence that today. they will be ready. Northwestern 7 Tulsa, also unbeaten and untied.

Notre Dame 6 Notre Dame pushed markers to hole the badly they could not a 48-yard drive the last period. It was the 22nd schools bitter rivalry Irish with 17 wins in The Purple have lost this season, across two Wildcats so emerge despite to a score in game in the and left the the series. eight out of including 0 720 4 0-27 Doublrab Winner Of Bowie Feature Sprinter Just Lasts In Autumn Handicap To Conquer Flaught BOWIE, Nov. 21 (TP) After a number of unsuccessful attempts rallied behind Glenn Dobbs and beat Creighton. 33-19, to win (he with a field goal scor-1 Missouri Valley conference title final moments of the! Meanwhile, a crowd of nearly 72,000 saw Ohio State's Buckeyes cruch Michigan, 21-7, to clinch the which took short ter to go ed in the first half.

Pensacola a lived lend late in the second quar- Kl! 1cn championship just a step Five More Stars Sign For Blue-Gray Game MONTGOMERY, Nov. 21 (TP) Five additional players for the annual post-season Blue-Gray ball game between Northern Southern stars here Dec. 26 were Harvard Downed By Yale 7 To 3 Local Sports TODAY 2:00 Football league play fori older boys. East Clinton field. 2:00 Facilities Of Central Y.M.C.A., including indoor swim-1 rning pool, open to men in service and war workers.

MONDAY 1:00 Open bowling at USO club. 3:30 Younger boys football practice at USO. 7:00 Y.M.C.A. arsenal men's and Redstone women's basketball practice. 7:00 USO bowling CMP's vs.

MP-As. 7:00 Y.M.C.A. bowling, Huntsville Creamery vs. Giles coal. ahead of Wisconsin's Badgers.

Les Horvath and Paul Sarringhaus engineered three touchdown passes ter on a field goal, came back with a touchdown drive one minute before the game ended. It was a bruising battle and Jacksonville was penalized a total ot 115 yards. Ty Pain, Pensacola back, suffered an injured ankle in the second quarter and was car- l'ied from the field McAfee, former Duke and Chi-, cago Bear ball carrier, engineer-! cil both Jacksonville touchdown drives. YALE BOWL. New Haven, at races other than sprints, Mrs.

Conn, Nov. 21 (7P)-Gridiron glory Tilyou Christopher's Doublrab returned to Yale today as Hugh finally won one today as he just Knowlton and Townsend W. (Tim) lasted to take the S4.350 Prince Hoopes maneuvered a 62-yard George's Autumn Handicap. I touchdown pass in the gathering The big gray son of Sherab- dusk of the final period to whip Double Shamrock covered the mile Harvards Crimson 7 to 3 before a and a sixteenth of the Prince small collection of 23,500 fans in George's in the creditable time of Yale Bowl. 1:47 to defeat Mrs.

E. D. Jacobs'! It was a sudden, surprising stab Flaught by half a length. that ended Harvard's hex over the In third place, five lengths be- Elis, who had not been able to hind Flaught, came the conqueror score against their historic foe of Doublrab in last Saturday's since 1939 and it gave Yale the Lynch Memorial. H.

P. Metcalf's championship of the Big Threa. TUESDAY Open bowling at USO 1:00 club. 4:00 USO football league practice for Haven Manor boys on vacant lot at intersection of Hastings and Kent road. Army 40-7 Victor iennessee Beats Over Princeton Kentucky 26 To 0 NEW YORK.

Nox. 21 (TP) issued an impressive football 7:00 Officers volley ball class sar -opy. She held only a head Harvard 0 3 0 0-3 A advantage over Howard Wells Yale 0 0 0 77 7:00 USO bowling. Postal Em- 'vllich "as fourth in cling Yanks Take Lead In Dallas Loops The Yanks took the lead in both basketball and baseball last week at the Dallas Y.M.C.A. Standings, past week's results and schedules for this week follow: Indoor baseball standings: Teams Yanks Dodgers Giants Red Sox Past weeks results: Yanks 17; Dodgers 7.

Giants Red Sox 2. Dodgers Red Sox 3. Giants 12; Yanks It. How teams play this week: Dodgers vs. Giants, Monday 4 m.

Lanka vs Red Sox, Tuesday 4 p.m. Dodgers vs Yanks, Wednesday at 4 p.m. Giants vs. Red Sox, Thursday at Basketball league: against Michigan, which was more announced today, than sufficient to overcome the 1 i os' big edge on the ground. Wisconsin, completing its most successful season in years, trounced Minnesota, 20-6, with Pat Harder and All-America Dave Schreiner in the leading roles.

Yale, finally out of the football doghouse under the leadership of Hoad Coach llowic Odell, came from behind to nose out Harvard, 7-3, on a fourth-period 62-yard pass from Hugh Knoxvlton to Ted lloop-es. thus clinching the Big Three championship for the Elis. A terrific running attack led by Sophomore Corwin Clatl gave Notre Dame a 27-20 victory over Northwestern, whose great passer, Otto Graham, was the outstanding back on the field. Indiana easily whipped Purdue, 20-0: Illinois was beaten by Great Lakes. 6-0 Detroit was upset by Arkansas, 14-7 and Nebraska was overpowered by Iowa Pre-Flight, 46-0, worst defeat the tuskers ever have suffered.

Kansas State took a surprising 7-6 Big Six decision front Iowa State In the Southwest, Rice's 26-0 defeat of Texas Christian eliminated the Horned Frogs from the race fur the Southwestern title Baylor Methodist played a and Southern They were Bert vania fullback. Cross halfback, Wisconsin Northern Blues. Garrard Ramsey, Mary guard, anderbilt blocking been added to squall for the it inlersectionat stopping Fordham was Big Six team. Tennessee, Alabama clucked conference rolled over Alabama trounced amt Mississippi Mississippi, 34-13, broke loose for one on a 95-yard William Mary, conference leader this season, finally against powerful Pre-Flight, 140, Cadets scoreless South Carolina 13-6. and North Virginia.

28-13. In the Far whipped Washington, field of eight. Doublrab xvas returned $4.10 and $2.80 for $2. The oldest known standard ot S6.80, length, the cubit, xvas the distance between a mans elbow and the tip of his middle finger. Convincing Victory Enhances Volunteers' Chance Of Bowl Bid Stiff.

Pennsyl-! John Grigas. Holy! and Paul Hirsburn-tier, tackle, all for the William and and Jack Jenkins, back. have the Southern Gray intersectional clash. victories, the former Oklahoma, 14-7, while checking another Missouri, 20-12. Mississippi State and in with Southeastern victories.

Tennessee Kentucky, 26-0, Vanderbilt, 27-7. State trampled as Blondy Black three touchdowns, run. the Southern and unbeaten came a cropper North Carolina after holding the for three quarters. bowed to Miami. Carolina stopped West, L.

A. 14-10. and remained in the title chase along i with Washington State amt idle. Southern California, Stanford xv its objective game i from California. 26-7.

and Oregon 'State trounced Oregon, 39-2, Washington State played a 6-6 draw with the Second Air Force I serx Ice teams, Twin-peaked Ml, Victoria, high-est summit In the Owen Stanley! Range, as lu st scaled by Englishmen 111 1889, Army communique today that it's more than ready for Navy nexi week. The Cadets took on Princeton's claw-less Tigers before some damp fans in neutral Yankee stadium ant! made mud-pies on the Tiger goal line all afternoon to chalk up a 46 to 7 victory for their biggest scoring spree of the season. Transportation problems fansplateil the game to New York from Princeton. As a battle, it served as nothing more than a good warm-up for Army for next Saturday's service shindig ai Annapolis With a couple of reserve hacks Bob Woods ployes xs. Huntsville Roofing.

7:00 USO basketball league play, West Huntsville seniors vs. West Huntsville high girls. 7:00 Y.M.C.A. bowling, Rag land vs. Coca Cola.

WEDNESDAY 2:00 USO bowling, Westlawn ladies vs. Mayfair ladies. 4.00 Mayfair boys football practice in Mayfair. 5:30 Men volley ball class at Y.M.C.A. 7:00 USO bowling.

Gentle iFSA) vs. CWS officers. 7:00 YM i A bowling, Pepper vs Double Cola. Thomas Gray Is Named Mobile USO Director Thomas R. Gray, assistant director of the local USO club, has been transferred to Mobile xvhero he will be director of a USO club.

Gray, with It. M. Bixler, director of the locat club, is now in Cincinnati attending a conference. He is expected to take up his new duties by Dec. Mr.

Gray was sent here as as-si tant director when the local club first opened, and had worked in Y. M. C. A. activites for a number of years previously.

KNOXVILLE. Nov Tennessees rugged brushed aside Kentucky potent Wildcats to enhance post-season bowl chances todav with a convincing 2C-to-0 triumph before 20.000 fans. The largest home crowd of the season saw Coach John Barnhill's crushing Vols roll up a halftime score in the traditional homecoming, then relax as I DID YOU KNOW? You Can Send She (imcg For ONLY 60c CASH IN ADVANCE Per Month To any person In the Army Service or Government Serv ice. Send your order now Circulation Dept. ffhc MunlanilU fomra THURSDAY 1:00 USD open bowling.

4 00 USO football league practice for younger boys. I 5 30 USO football practice for older boys Minnesota Is Checked 7 (hi i c.a volley bail class By Wisconsin 20 To 6 tor officers jif Corning, N. and Tom Lorn-1 Tennessee played defensively dur- Louis hitting the 6-6 draw. ing the last two quarters. Jackpot for live touchdowns lie- jn the East Paul Gov email of Kentucky crippled by the ab- i the adet Pled Columbia tossed two touchdown it on th 1 I in the the half-century history of this series.

Princeton 0 0 77 Army 14 7 13 Mnce of ace passer, Phil Cutchin, loosened only one drive which bogged on Tennessees 19-yard line. Three Wildcats were carried from the field, following Tennessee plays, including once Piid tiger, to turn posses to equal a national collegl-most lop-sided walloping in ate record of Ml set by Davey O'Brien, but these were not enough and the Lions bowed to Dartmouth, 26-13. Army tuned for the Past week's results: Yanks 20; Dodgers 12, licit Sox 25: Giants 16 Dodgers 16, Red Sox II, Yanks 25 (Slants 11, How teams play this week: Dodgers vs. Giants, Monday at 5 in, Yanks Red Sox. Tuesday at 5 p.m.

Dodgers vs. Yanks, Wednesday at 3 pin. Red Sox, Thursday at Giants Captain Center Charlie Walker. Third and fourth stringer held Kentucky in check In the last half. 7 00 USO bowling league.

Haven Manor vs Engineers. 7:00 Y.M.C.A. bowling league. Dunnavant's vs. Alabama Gro- eery 7:00 USO basketball league play.

up Navy game by trouncing Princeton. 40-7; Penn State tripped I'itt, 14-6; as Freshman Larry Joe ran yards for one touchdown; Syracuse nosed out Rutgers, 12-7, and Lafayette and Lehigh played to a 7-7 draw a the 76th game of their unbroken es, Temple and Fordham both earn- SCHOOL SCORES 14; Bessemer 0. End Sidney-Lanicr 6. 38; Cherokes Vocational HIGH Phillip West Deshtcr MADISON. Wis Nov.

21 4i An alert, efficient Wisconsin football team that smashed 61 yards to score in the first three minutes, check'd Minnesota's power drives the rest of the way today to gain a 2t)-to-fi victory before 46,000 fans. The Gopher fought back game-Castor beans, long imported ly. but Wisconsin had the stuff to from India, are being successfully pull through and turn Gopher mis-grown in Texas 'takes to Its own advantage. llutcs eon- hut one p.m. These Tern tented them touchdown, PoWfli Walter Main for the mail i sons lit otic Jin.

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