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Interscholastic Federation Saturday afternoon by scoring a 20-to-7 football victory over the Modesto High School eleven in the final league game of the season Sacramento and Modesto were tied for the second spot before the game but the hopes of the San Joaquin Valley team were quickly buried under the sod at the local stadium Dragons Superior The Dragons scored touchdowns in the first second and third quarters with Modesto making its one successful drive in the closing minutes of the game Sacramento was superior to Modesto in every phase of the game Saturday The Dragons outran out-bucked out-passed and out-punted the visitors and the outcome of the game was never in doubt after the first few minutes Coach Lourence Janssen gave every player on his squad a chance to see action in the last league game of the season Golfers representing the Del Paso Country Club humbled a team of the Stockton Country Club here yesterday by the wide margin of 13 points to 2 The meeting was Part of the annual competition between the two teams for the Weinstock-Lubin trophy which has been golfed for over many years in home and home play Frank Minch and Lauren Upson defeated James Ritchie and Eddie Traube 5 and 4 in a special match Ritchie is the Stockton Club's "pro" and Minch is the Del Paso professional Scores of the team play were as follows: Lauren Upson defeated James Ritchie Jess Childs defeated Herb Ayers Morrissey lost to Green law Grune Carl Lamus defeated Dr Ball Steve Neal defeated A Webster Spickard defeated Kilmer Dr Durst defeatel Lester Covell Dr Reardan lost to Glenn Lund lee defeated Norman Swin Boyer defeated Ralph Clark Van Dyke defeated Dr Rule Geoffrey Davis defeated Jack Rule Smith defeated Johnson Dr Cowan defeated Dr Vanoose Dr Kennedy defeated A Curtis Dantes Trim Grass Valey And McKinleys Decision Caledonian Team IIE Western Pacifica and Gail- i baldis put on a real battle yesterday in the main event of the Sacramento Soccer League with the Railroaders taking a 2 to 1 decision Other games resulted in a 7 to 2 victory for the Dantes over the Grass Valley Miners and a 5 to 4 win for the McKinleys over the Caledonians Guards Take Lead Sam Bacchi nut the Guards in a lead twenty minutes after the start of the contest Bacchi received the ball on a pass from George Matranga The Western Pacifies were awarded a penalty made by Terra and Forrest Drake tied the count In the last ten minutes of the game Harold Dulrene beat the Guards by placing a neat shot in the corner of the net The Garibaldis threatened often but the defensive playing of Butterworth and Paule stopped the Guards' chances The Grass Valley team held the Dantes even for ten minutes and had a chance to take the lead when Joe Duarte fouled but the Miners kicked the ball into Goalie Frank Radich hands From that point on the Dantes had things their own way The Dante scorers yesterday were Mateo La France two Radich one on penalty kick Brewster two Koshell one and Duarte one See Saw Game McKinleys and Callies played an evenly matched game Jacob Birk-land gave the Callies a lead with a long boot but a minute later Walker crossed to Mugford who tied the score Judy Geach again Put the Callies ahead but Tony Bacchi evened the count Then the McKinleys took the lead for the first time on a pass from Mickey Smith to Mugford The Callies this time tied the score with Vanzononin kicking the goal The winning goal was booted by Dave Gelchrist on a penalty shot OAKLAND Nov Carey consistent young knight of the roaring road from Anderson Ind to-day wore the crown emblematic of the 1932 National A A IL automobile race driving championship Although he finished only second in the 150-mile classic at Oakland Speedway yesterday the final national championship race of the year his previous point standing was sufficient to give him the title over William "Wild Bill' Cummings of Indianapolis who piloted his whining steel Thoroughbred to first place Ernie Triplett Los Angeles driving his usual steady race followed Carey across the finish line while Maurie Rose Dayton Ohio was fourth Wilbur Shaw of Indianapolis fifth and Al Gordon Los Angeles sixth None of these however figured in the national championship their total points being insufficient to put them among the leaders Fred Frame another Los Angeles pilot finished second in the final capitulation although he did not finish in yesterday's race Frame winner of the 500-mile Memorial Day classic at Indianapolis this year had amassed a total of 710 points previous to the final race Howdy Wilcox also of Indianapolis found himself in the same position as Frame He did not finish yesterday but his 610 points garnered previously in various races throughout the country gave him third place Russ Snowberger of Philadelphia who did not drive here had a point total for the year of 440 which gave him fourth place while Cummings whose victory yesterday gave him 180 points to add to his previous 250 finished in fifth place in the national standings with 430 points ii tg517MIlkky44: I 1 I 'tkAl'N 4'6' :4 :::1 :1 fr ''-7t 4141i '4 'V 7 'trat0000 'rz 4 a 'Illicl A 4 4" iff 4: 0- 7''' '4: ''I: 1 'ti I'''' I 4 4 '-''''-i'''''I'll: 9f Lou Heinzer Wins State Employes Net Tournament AN FRANCISCO Nov 14-(UP)--Only a calamity seemed likely to-day to prevent the University of Southern California from facing Notre Dame on December 10th with a clean record and the Pacific Coast Conference title tucked away as safely as Howard Jones' job MEET WASHINGTON NEXT The Trojans remain idle this week and then go to Seattle to conclude their conference schedule in F-00-TBA Li a turkey day battle with Washing- ton The ease with which Troy re- pulsed -regon 33-0 Saturday made RES ULTIIS -a the Jonesmen decided favorites over Jimmie Phelan's Huskies "Big Game" Saturday The only attraction this week in P-- va the Far West will be the tradition- al "Big Game" between Stanford CACHAMENTO HIGH SCHOOL and California Inasmuch as o) 20 Modesto neither team stands near the top California 21 Idaho 6 of tiLi nnference ladder it will Stanford 59 California Aggies have little interest outside the rival 33 Oregon camps although 75000 persons 0 Washington probably will swarm into the Cali- St Mary's Freshmen 17 Santa fornia Stadium to witness the Clara 7 clash Poly 6 IA)well 0 (high school) Oregon's hefty Webfeet appeared Oregon State 35 Montana 6 to have been smitten with stage Stanford Grays 13 California fright when they saw Troy's 2200 Goofs 8- pounds of forward wall charging Santa Clara 7 San Francisco down the field at the opening kick- University off They took little interest in Nevada City High School 13 San the proceedings until had Joan6 piled up more points than they had Rea Bola High School 02 Red-in any game this season The Web- (ling il feet have until Thanksgiving Day San Mateo Junior College 19 to recover their poise and give bat- Menlo Junior College tle to St Mary's ROCKY MOUNTAIN The hardest fought contest of Ptah 28 Denver University 0 the week-end occurred on Washing- taloorraagoo Vilnieer 1137 Vitrdearno States ton's rain-soaked gridiron where nin-wEsT the Huskies and Washington State iZentrrefuLamoe gitNbourrythrost ern staged their first scoreless tie in in state 19 Pennsylvania a twenty-six games Wisconsin 20 'Minnesota Michigan 12 Chicago 0 The Washington State Cougars Purdue 18 Iowa will play A at Los An- Illinois 18 Indians 6 geles on Thanksgiving Although cogrmnehr 019ieNrila(i3OA0lesTtjer 06 undefeated in conference compe- militia 18 Wittenberg tition the Bruins had their per 1341a ieatactheersT42Chlenrsdiarta 7c131gan fect record smeared by St Mary's Normal last week Despite the fact they ael tgo'n if7ut7er 0 had spent two weeks traveling to Heidelberg 12 Akron and from New York the Gaels Carnegie Tech 15 Sevier waded into the Bruins with zest (I and emerged victorious 14 to 7 Western Reserve 19 Ohio Wesleyan 6 Oregon Va Fordham Centre 13 John Carroll 7 EAST The Bruins entertain Montana Fordh 7 YUniversity this week in what should prove to Tale 7am 'CPrincet be the Grizzlies fifth straight con- Army 5'2 North 7 Dakota State Harvard 7 HOIY Cross ference defeat Brown 7 Columbia 6 The only other conference mem- Navy 28 Maryland 7 ber active this week will be Ore- F'oorIgnael? 6 gon State The Beavers were Rochester 13 Kenyon headed for New York to-day to toll'84 Virginia Wesleyan 14 George- meet Fordham Saturday hoping Manhattan '2 Clarkson for better luck than St Mary's had Buffalo 6 Hobart it two weeks ago The Beavers gave N10-erstl0eyr BttoBnotz7dniigner ty 0 their offensive a limbering up 'Union 6 HaMiltOTI against Montana Saturday running 138 Penn 11: up a 35-6 score En route home Rutgers 37 Lehigh 6 from the East Oregon will stop at SOUTH Detroit to play Detroit University Vanderbilt 0 Tennessee Tulane 6 Kentucky 3 Stanford Swanton Georgie Tech 6 Alabama i Stanford's long-denied yen for Mississirmi 27 Sewanee 6 touchdowyns was realized when 10vel (south) ze Oglethorpe a 'ss College 20 Loul 0 i 00 a the Cards staged a Roman holiday Teeilli at the expense of the California Southern Methodist 13 Arkansas 7 unNiiis'eest0teittivn t)ientucky Teachers 46 Union AgPies Relying mostly on the sec- ond string they ran up a 59-0 Alabama Poly 21 Florida 6 North Carolina State 6 Mike count North Carolina 12 Davidson 0 1 While this was in progress Stan- Richmond 7 I ford's mentor "Pop" Warner and Lew er Virginia 19 liVashiturton and most of the regulars were across Furman 14 South Carolina a the bay in Berkeley watching Call- Centenarv 6 LOUISIIIIIN State 0 fornia down a determined Idaho eleven 21-6 Pop returned home COAST CONFERENCE wrinkled his aging brow and STANDINGS gloomily announced that his thrice beaten eleven would be decided underdogs against the Golden Bears Pia OP this week 5 0 0 103 1 el 17 A A 0 0 51 13 a CACRAMENTO HIGH SCHOOL s) 20 Modesto California 21 Idaho 6 1 Stanford 59 California Aggies 33 Oregon 0 Washington St Marys Freshmen 17 Santa Clara 7 Poly 6 Lowell 0 (high school) Oregon State 35 Montana 6 Stanford Grays 13 California Goofs 6 Santa Clara 7 San Francisco University Nevada City High School 13 San Juan 6 Red Bluff High School 62 Redding San Mateo Junior College 19 Menlo Junior College ROCKY MOUNTAIN 'Utah 28 Denver University 0 Colorado College 12 Colorado Colorado Mines 13 'Western States nin-wEsT Notre Dame 21 Northwestern Nebraska 0 Pittsburgh Ohio 'qate 19 Pennsylvania I IVisconsin 20 'Minnesota Michigan 12 Chicago Purdue 18 Iowa Illinois 18 Indiana 6 Hamline 19 MacAlester 6 Cornell Carleton Miami 18 Wittenberg Ball Teachers Indiana State 0 Iowa State Teachers 12 Michigan Normal Coe 6 Knox 3 Dalton 7 Butler Heidelberg 12 Akron Carnegie Tech 15 Navier DPni8On 8 Oberlin 0 Ohio University Cincinnati Western Reserve 19 Ohio Wesleyan 6 Centre 13 John Carroll 7 EAST Fordham 7 University Yale 7 Princeton 7 Army 52 North Dakota State Harvard 7 HOIY Cross 0 Brown 7 Columbia 6 MIVY 28 Maryland 7 Colgate 16 Syracuse Cornell 21 Dartmouth 6 Rocbestor 13 HPOYOO Wist Virginia Wesleyan it Georgetown 0 Clarkson Buffalo 6 Hobart Wesleyan 20 Bowdoin Tufts Boston University 'Union 6 HatTliltOTI Temple 13 Penn State 12 Detroit 28 Villanova 12 Rutgers 37 Lehigh 6 SOUTH Vanderbilt Tennessee 0 Tulane 6 Kentucky 3 Georgie Tech 6 Alabama IL lilississipol 27 Sewanee 6 Loyola (south' 20 Oglethorpe 0 ississippi College 20 Louisiana Tech 7 Southern Methodist 13 Arkansas 7 Western Kentucky Teachers 46 Union University 0 Alabama Pole' 21 Florida 6 North Carolina State 6 Mike North Carolina 12 Davidson 0 Richmond 7 1 0 West Virginia 19 Washington and Lee Furman 14 South Carolina 0 Centenarv 6 LOUISIIIIIN State 0 Pts OP 5 0 0 103 7 A 3 0 0 31 13 1 AI Prugh Is Named Honorary Captain For Dragons Al Prugh was elected honorary captain of the Sacra- mento High School football te- in the dressing room Just be'' fore the eItt 'Dragons ran on the 7- geld Sat- 44 i 14 1d er 1 i af for I a gue i Fame of -A 1 1 the season with Mo- '0 407L? este 7 has I ''een fullback for the Drag ons or the past three sea --v 40iAtt k1 vgz "'-ls v1 -ar-4- Ab 4 ----i 1 SACRAMENTO SOCCER LEAGUE Steady consistent play won over erratic brilliance yesterday at the Sutter Tennis Club when Lou Heinzer defeated Jimmy Hastings 63 6-4 to capture the final match of the state employes' annual handicap turkey tennis tournament Heinzer's game was featured by his steady service and ground strokes placed with unerring accuracy Hastings though brilliant at times was erratic Hastings entered the finals of the tournament by defeating Dolph Hubbard 6-3 6-3 earlier In the day Spencer Chester Golf Champion A Pts Dantes 4 0 019 3 8 Pacific 8 0 0 7 1 51cK1nleys 2 2 0 15 12 4 Grass Val 1 2 0 5 9 2 Caledonians 1 2 0 5 8 2 Garibaldis 1 5 0 5 4 2 Celtics 1 1 0 1 3 2 Spencer Chester won the junior golf championship of Del Paso Country Club yesterday In the final match of the tournament Spencer playing against Frank Reynolds Jr won by a one-sided score of 6 to 5 The winner played steady golf throughout the match which was never in doubt as to Turkey Golf Tournaments RESULTS Western Pacifies 2 G111'1- 1)10118 1 Dante Club 7 Grass Valley 2 MeKinleys 5 Caledonians 41 Celtic Club bye Most of the golfers on the various local links competed in the weekly eighteen-hole medal handicap tout naments for turkeys The results of these events were as sons A PRUGH The high school captain is a 200-pound gridder with lots of power His backing up of the line has been one of the features of the season for the Dragons He has also become an expert at snagging forward passes Prugh will likely be seen for local footilall followers for two more seasons as he pions to enter the Sacramento Junior College next Fall BAY SOCCER RESULTS to to to I I Yt re be NV1 ra CI PI 1( CI hi cii St Sc of In or tr pi It cc Sc si NV al cc te te si is tt ci al tl Nv le 11 0 rr 1 I 1 I i i i 1 1 I 3 1 i I cy 11 1 I't Fi re be NV1 ra i 1 CI I PI I( CI hi et Sr i Sc i CI 1 A of I in or f' tr 4 pl It cc Sc si i i NV 4 al cc te te is tt ci al i tt I Nv 1E 0 rt i i i to a 1 8 to 8 lo lo 1 1 1 1 11 ti I i 1 1 I 1 3 1 1 4 i It 4-s: OUNG TOMMY the Filipino the best proof that Hillo is a main eventer Is supposed to be "tough lad" is in the fact Tommy taking on a hard puncher here would not get into the ring with Thursday night in Hillo Hernan- him unless he got 35 per cent of dez Mexican bantam at the audi- the receipts Hernandez collects torlum for the American Legion 15 per cent Little Is known here of the actual The bout is booked over ten ability of Hernandez John Syl- rounds with a supporting card of vester the Legion matcher says six preliminary matches 077 Sunnydale "Seven" wins Over North Sacramento Playing with seven men Sunny-dale defeated the strong North Sacramento Athletic Club 11 to 8 yesterday In a Southern Division contest The victory kept Sunnydale's no defeat record clean Laebor Cowan and Jennison with two bingles apiece led the winners at the plate Hinsey twirled a good game for the league-leaders but six errors by his teammates enabled the North Sacramento outfit to score most of Its runs The score: Sunnydales 11 12 6 North Sacramento A 8 7 3 Batteries: Hinsey and Jennison Gotti and Cord FIRST DIVISION Olympic Club 3 I 2 Rovers I Burns Neptunes I Sons I Espanola 2 Barbarians SECOND DIVISION Thistles I Germania Red Men 2 Italians Mercury 5 United A 4 French I Swiss Hallman 2 Century Ramblers 2 Cardinals UNIVERSITY LEAGUE Maltese 4 I I Vikings 0 Western Assyrians 4 Mercury French 7 Teutonias Croatians 3 Burns Capital City Club McClanahan 90-24--66 Bert Meacham 85-18-67 Rodner 86-17-69 Fred Johnson 94-22-72 Gould 95-23-72 There were twenty-five entries Del Paso Country Club Reynolds 78-12-66 Dr Durst 76-9-67 Robertson 88-20-68 Jess Childs 75-7-68 Dr Paul Christman 87-19-68 Martin 92-24-68 Jack O'Neil 86-16-70 Dr Cowan 82-12-70 State Employes Lloyd Booth 74--71 Booker 84-14-70 Smith 94- 24-70 Gooch 81-16-65 Sacramento Club Pugh 84-14-70 Brown 87-16-71 Harry Terrill 84-12-72 Ad Machold 82-10-72 Bill Smiley 86-13-73 Southern Pacific Club Pugh 84-14-70 Gillett 93-22-71 Blackburn 107-35-72 Hargrave 99- 25-74 LEADIIIG FOOTBALL SCORERS Wash State 4 1 1 57 28 Washington 2 1 50 33 California 2 2 0 37 46 Oregon 3 2 1 51 51 Stanford 1 3 0 48 44 Oregon State 1 4 0 47 62 Idaho 1 4 0 25 77 Montana 0 5 0 25 111 Santa Clara Wins Over SFUTeam Mexican Club Trims MUNICIPAL SOCCER LEAGUE JUNIOR COLLEGE CONFERENCE and Modesto scored its lone touchdown with ninety-five-pound "Muddy" Waters backing up the line in 200-pound Al Prugh's position Punt raves Way A forty-yard punt by Bob Coe out of bounds on Modesto's one-yard line paved the way for Sacramento's first touchdown in the opening period Weiner got his punt off from behind his goal line but it traveled only to the twenty-yard line Coe threw a forward pass to Woodrow Wilson who caught the ball in the end zone for six points Another pass for the seventh point fell incomplete Sacramento drove fifty yards for the second touchdown in the second quarter The going was speeded up by a sixteen-yard pass Pettengill to Prugh Sam Matranga made a twelve-yard gain and Lawrence Bayer did him one yard better Bayer carried the ball the last two yards and over the goal line A pass Bayer to Matranga gave the locals the extra point Coach Janssen sent his substitutes into the game at the start of the second half but they were jerked when Modesto made a drive to Sacramento's twenty-yard line With the regulars back in the game Modesto's activities stopped and Sacramento's started Barbieri Blocks Kick Pls Ilesser's 4 1 0 8 Rocklin 4 1 0 8 So Pac 3 1 1 7 West- Pao 2815 Roseville 1 4 0 2 Maccabees 0 5 0 0 SAN FRANCISCO Nov 14 (UP) Santa Clara's red suited Bronchos boxed up the University of San Francisco's running attack in their annual gridiron clash here yesterday to win a dull encounter 7-0 The Bronchos scored in the first period when Judnich passed 17 yards over the goal to Slavich The ball had been advanced into scoring position by a 22-yard pass Slavich to Denser Auto Body Shop Nine The Mexican Athletic Club defeated the Auto Body Shop baseball team yesterday by a score of 19 to 6 The feature of the game was the heavy hitting of Cisneros Sauced Salgado and Esquibel who collected a total of fourteen hits between thcm Eddie Trujillo was on the mound for the Mexican club pitching fine ball allowing only eight hits and striking out twelve men The score: Mexican A 19 22 1 Auto Body Shop 6 8 3 Batteries: Trutillo and Cisneros Tomas and Eaves In Record Run Pet San Mateo 4 0 IMO Sacramento 2 0 LOW Modesto 3 1 750 Menlo 2 2 ZOO Mann 1 4 200 Santa Rosa 1 5 MO Yuba County 0 1 000 (By The Associated Press) OU BUSH Massachusetts State halfback scored only one touchdown -4 last week but widened his lead in the race for national football individual scoring honors when his closest rivals failed to tally at all Bush has scored nineteen touchdowns for 114 points in eight games Second place is held by Ralph Graham of Kansas State with 85 points Monnett of Michigan State is third with 68 The leader in each of the nation's major groups or conferences follows: Section Player and College Pos Td PAT Fld Ttl Massachusetts State HB 8 19 0 0 114 Big Kansas State FB 7 13 7 0 85 Midwest-Monnett Michigan State HB 7 8 20 0 68 I A Ky Teach HB 7 11 0 0 66 Texas Christian HB 9 11 0 0 66 Tulane HB 6 10 3 0 63 Rocky Utah FB 5 6 15 0 53 Big Minnesota FB 7 6 7 0 43 Southern Calif QB 7 7 0 0 42 Missouri Valley-1111rich Grinnell QB 8 5 7 0 37 Highfill Okla A and QB 8 5 7 0 37 Credited with automatic safety as team captain RESULTS Hesser's Pharmacy 2 Pacifies 1 Rocklin Pleasure Hall 8 Roseville 1 Southern Pacific 4 Maccabees 1 Takes Kickoff Back 107 Yards For Touchdown GAME FRIDAY NIGHT Sacramento at Modesto FORCED LANDING CHASES GOLFERS FAR WESTERN CONFERENCE OAKLAND (Cal) Nov Sunday golfers at the Sequoia Country Club east of here scattered for safety as Kenneth Neese Oakland aviator brought his plane down in a forced landing near the tenth green The plane rolled to an easy stop undamaged oat S12050ma Fine DENTAL PLATE-m1 Pct San Jose 2 0 2 1000 Nevada 1 0 1 1000 Pacific 2 1 0 MO Chico 1 1 0 500 Aegies 1 3 0 250 Fresno 0 2 1 MO GAME FRID San Jose vs Aggies In Sacramento "Leaping Lena" Wants Big Money For Camera Bout CHICAGO Nov 14--0)---Mrs "Leaping Lena" Levy wants money not glory for allowing her younger brother King Levinsky to fist fight with Primo Camera The match desired for the Chicago Stadium November 30th appeared to be in the discard to-day because of Mrs Levy's demands for 25 per cent of the receipts She was offered 2214 per cent and held out for more which was not forthcoming She was "red hot" for the battle until the terms were offered her Now Mrs Levy in despair threatens to take her brother to Philadelphia for a fight with Tommy Loughran if the match can Le made Auburn-Marysville Game Moved Up A Day AUBURN (Placer Co) Nov 14 The football game between Placer Union and Marysville high schools scheduled for November 19th will be played instead on Friday afternoon November 18th to avoid playing during the time of the Stanford-California game After defeating Grass Valley 19 to 0 Armistice Day the Auburn team hopes to defeat Marysville in the final home game of the 1932 season Marysville was held 0 to 0 by Grass Valley but later tied Yuba City 13 to 13 after Yuba City had beaten Placer 13 to 7 Placer will end its season Thanksgiving by meeting Roseville High School at Roseville Roseville was beaten by Grass Valley 6 to 0 and by Marysville 7 to FINAL I GRID STANDINGS San Juan Eleven Loses Final Football Came CITRUS HEIGHTS (Sacramento Co) Nov San Juan High School football team lost its last game of the season to Nevada City by a score of 13 to 6 The San Juan team was badly handicapped by the loss of two of their best players Don Murchison and "Bud" McKeown The San Juan team had a successful season placing second in the Sacramento County Sub-League This so carefully and fit so artistically to your facial contour that NATURAL EXPRESSION is plate comparable to many costing a great deal more is the answer to PLATE SATISFACTION Itt a most modest cost I want YOU to see My Natural Expression extra fine quality at a low price Come In charge for examination and advice Thi fit tou OA mo SA' cos ri ura in 1 anc Pet 3 0 1000 2 1 067 1 2 333 0 3 000 (171v '0'3'''' l' ifp tra 1 1: i'l11 43 ko- -4 0 1::: i '41 ite- i': t'l 1 i 1 -1 1 1 i 1' 1 4 i :::4 :1 2 -0: 4:: i i' "'''f- A ''''ori''x tvt itli '1-' 11 'f''7 6- k-'i'it)c 04: 6111 4: GIBB '''-Y' 4 n' Stockton Sacramento Modesto Lodi to 'r :1 14 t40 Ws A )X eki 00S 14 ItTit I 11 11 IIomoothwicomootwooowcilepoogiolookoostuoTo: naWWmaurgineMCMMamommmimmommmmIMEMI The Dragons punted to midfield and when Modesto tried to punt back Nick Barbieri tackle broke through and blocked the kick Pettengill broke loose for ten yards and on the next play he flipped a pass to Cleary for twelve more Perry battled his way seventeen yards to place the ball on the four-yard stripe from where Pettengill carried the pigskin across Prugh plunged over the line for the extra point Modesto scored two minutes before the final gun barked The visitors were given the ball on Sacramento's six-yard line when Intel ference was called on a forward pass receiver Ginotti made the last six yards and the touchdown He then bucked across for the other point Henry Pettengill was the out standing player for the winners and he played Saturday like a college star He forward-passed and punted in great style All the other backs turned in their share of good plays with Cliff Perry being credited with the longest runs Wilson at end Giannoni 'at center Dalosta at guard and Barbieri at tackle were all outstanding in the line GInotti was Modesto's best ball carrier and Redman and Lockhart at guards and McDonald at center played well in the visitors' line Lineup And Summitry tollemto nnerunienio Johnson riE Clary Benison ItT Barbieri ttdman RG Maraw AIDonaidd Le hard I ci tie ilooto White LT Fischer Harvey LE Wilson Coe 1 a rozza Perry Lawrence TM Relies Weimer F)3 Prugh Scoring by periodei I 2 3 4 Sacramento I 7 7 0 20 Modesto 0 0 0 7 7 Individual scoring: by Wilson Bayer and Pettengill Extra points by Mitiranga (forward pass) and Prualt (line bilekl by (linotti Extra point by Ginoiti (line buck) FREE! 0 MESS When I do your Plate or extend FREE SERVICE for X-Ray of Teeth and Painless Extractions a SUBSTANTIAL SAVING! 1 I Saturday's Late 'Arrivals Missed Big Grid Thrills NEW YORK Nov arrivals missed some of the biggest thrills in Saturday's football games In three contests a touchdown was scored on the opening kickoff Melinkovich ran the bail back 08 yards for Notre Dame against Northwestern McQuire peeled off 85 for Wisconsin against Minnesota And Schlums caught Bowdoin's kickoff and ran 85 yards for a touchdown for Wesleyan PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS Many 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their game with University of California this Saturday Four regulars on the grid squad were Ill They were Bill Bates center Gordon Campbell quarter- back: Ernie Caddel halfback And I Red Gribbin tackle Practice was restricted because other players were suffering slight touches of the disease clhe Shop for Men DORMAN'S 100711STREET AMON 1104 clhe Shop for Men 61 Late4t styleses7- 41110 Haberdash 11 DORMAN'S 100711 STREET atibentieMEEMMINEW 'WESEMEMIS 1 WOW 1104 I 40 at-: IIIN Et HIPUTMI 4 to 6 PHONE P111111Ili Evening by Appolottoont 021 1 s-atINEIDER0 1101A107 Hiirmi A to 6 PHONE t'1111111i P4T Evening's bv Appolottoont HOOSIERS LIKE INTRAMURALS More than 1000 Indiana University students participated in intramural sports aduring the 1932 Spring season which proved to be the most extensive and interesting ever held at the Hoosier school I 0.