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Deacons Smart 1-4- LIKELY Team In Thriller Heels Have Power 0-WONIDAY 1 WORNIIING-L----- ---P-QUAIRVIEIRIBACU--- rt Es-- 11 1 Wildcats Flatten Magic Is Missing Weird Wolfpack Deacons Smart -Team In Thriller Heels Have Power -----3---- 11 014 0 711p 1 11 I --g-1Vildeo Weird Team LIKE UNIVERSITY'S powerful Blue Devils scored a 6 to 0 victory over the Red Raiders of Colgate before a crowd of 26000 in the opening game of the seaSon at Durham Harwood Smith (right) mighty Duke back is shown getting loose for a substantial gain despite the clutching arms of Raiders trying to down Press Photo 1 American Leaguers 11 to 20 Favorites With Much Wagering Reported Sell-Out on Games at Polo Grounds Already Roosevelt to See One Game BY EDDIE BRETZ NEV YORK Sept advance guard of the 1936 World Series throng rolled into New York tonight and the big town primed itself for the most hectic week in years Hotel began to fill Restaurant and hot spot trade boomed Broad- way and the side streets in the For- ties and Fifties took on a holiday ajor Loop atmosphere Hotel lobbies buzzed with baseball chatter The visitors besieged ticket of- I flees for pasteboards to the Giant- Yankee classic starting WednesdY at the Polo grounds ere was plenty of scalping but few protests There aces Filled from the out-of-towners They wanted World's series tickets and meant to have them ith Upsets' There was betting the result on Carl Hubbell to win the opener for the Giants on whether By SID FEDER the series in riaebswoauglaa either club or six Vrn ETW Topping off a sports Sept a 2e7 take the first two games has been just one headacne after that By SID FEDER EW YORK Sept 27-4)-- Topping off a sports year that has been just one headacne after 111' tter) I 'w41: t(4 i- i- 4: 14 5:: 1 )- :::::1 7-si 1: 4 :::::) -71 (: 7 it tk 1: ''ti' 7 l' i 0 'r 'C 1 ItiliiM teil 5' A' qt'9V-54g: 'il It'' 4 44 2 0'0 :4:::::: i iiit :1::::: 41: 1' 1 :) 1 :::::5:: AAnet'4 4t17L 4 i4e''''151t (11 044iiikO -124toH 4(7 -4Ir- 01 $5 l'" Minnesota Louisiana State and Duke Emerge Victorious Davidson Surprises BY ALAN GOULD Associated Presa Sports Editor ENNT YORK Sept From any angle that you examine it today the nation's rapidly-forming pigskin parade oft to a booming start on all major collegiate fronts holds forth the prospect of the hottest kind of an Ocotber scramble for the pace-setting positions Such outstanding 1935 12aders as Minnesota Louisiana State and Duke emerged from Intersectional tests with their colors still flying high yesterday but the vanguard otherwise experienced sharp warning of the impending shakeup notably in the South and East The Rose Bowl rivals of last New Year's day Stanford and Southern Methodist: may be quickly lost in the shuffle en the basis of September returns which again testify to the fact that the -little fellows" aren't the setups they used to be pilIMMINEMill11111111111illitfir JAKE WADE Iron Men Of Davidson Pull Big Upset rrlillERE WAS A big intersectional ball game with colorful home-I coming festivities at Durham and Duke nipped the Red Raiders of Colgate by 6-0 Charlotte opened its new stadium with North Caro- lina finally overpowering a slick Wake Forest club 14-7 many an- r-------1 other loud bombshell was dropped along the Carolina and Southern conference football front but the standout of the week-end was David- son's 6- victory over the heavily favored North 2 4 i the roalrincas aSttantealeWignolfpack under the moon and Pr 1 Davidson's ingback Iron ffe tlye a by te that td great it 1 nTeeny nf La I1 outclassed the three-deep forces of Hunk Ander- son rammed over a neat touchdown yielded a running I safety staved off a devastating air attack in the waning momenta of the game and sped back home to prepare tor another favored foe big Navy at Annapolis this coming Saturday It was a thrilling battle Many in the crowd of 10000 had witnessed the widely ballyhooed contest at Durham during the afternoon which was rather drab and punchless but the nightcap was of another stripe Things happened Strange Al) and almost unbelievable things 'LlAKELY Pli The Davidson had command of the hall game from the opening whistle With Lafferty Ed Armfield Tom CorI bin and Fred Dennis collaborating in the backfield Lafferty almost always with the ball under his arm the Wildcats were forever on the jump The Wolfpack on the other hand was an imposing looking array of athletes The Notre Dame shift clicked well the team handled the ball with deftness the timing was there But the attack was plain and simple to the well-coached Davidsons who throttled the enemy's advances as they cracked the red shirts right and left many times before they reached the line of scrimmage Craftily the Wildcats used three effective defensive set-ups shifting from one to the other State was guilty of some weird mental football Once Ed Berlinaj nabbed a punt as he stood on his goal line with the Davidsons swarming all over him He got it out seven yards when 20 yards would have been the gift of the code State had the ball as the first half closed with the seconds ticking away and persisted in ramming the line right On up to the gong Ed Entwifitie muffed a punt in the environs of his goal line instead of letting it roll the lapse paving the way for the lone Davidson touchdown Armlield made the score with incredible ease Davidson made only two substitutions Its backfield was kept Intact throughout One State player after another was jerked with replacements sent in by flocks State lost the game but gave the crowd a thrill with its spectacular aerial charge late in the game Cowboy Robinson was sent in to do most of the passing He fired some beauties One long lateral-forward pass that clicked Berlinski to Schwerdt to Derlinski was fancier than anything the famed Colgate passing team showed at Durham State got its two points on a safety which the Davidsons willingly granted during that hectic spirited last half drive which all but brought home the spoils Berlinski was State's biggest threat He was lugged off the field Injured late in the game The Wildcats escaped unhurt Coach Doc Newton said We have been mighty lucky with our boys They came back to school in such swell condition I suppose that's one reason We hope to have a good game with the Navy" Navy scouts appear concerned over the Wildcats They were on hand at Greensboro when the Wildcats played Duke and again at Raleigh Saturday night They took copious notes and shook their heads sadly as Lafferty galloped p9111111111111111111111 Iron Men rplIERE W4 I cominz 1 rim Is MUCH WAGERING Jack Doyle veteran Broadway bookmaker who has installed the American leagues as II to 20 favorites predicted more than a million dollars will change hands Odds fluctuated all over town but everywhere the Yankees who made a run-away race in the American league were outstanding favorites to win in six games Officials of both clubs were jubilant as the gold poured in They see a new series attendance and financial records Eddie Brannick secretary of the Giants reported a sell-out of box and reserved seats for all three games scheduled at the Polo grounds He said the club would be unable to take care of any more opplicatiops and could not fill some of those now on hand Donald Budge Beats Perry In Pacific Southwest Meet BEES SPLIT TWIN BILL another for the experts the just concluded major league baseball season probably ontdid any other branch of athletics for the upsets It furnished and the 'breaks" it handed out Leading off with the unlooked for pennant victoria of the Yankees and Giants a pair of clubs that weren't rated a chance in preseason books the campaign which ended today came up with enough surprises to make it unique in the games history Nearly as unexpected as the champion combinstiont were the return of pre-depression crowds biggest in years all down the line the performance records shattered with the Yankees leading the way on a near-complete revision of the books the collapse of the million-dollar Boston Bed So the chat ion Chicago Cubs and Detroit Tig- i ers and the astonishing rise of the supposedly weak White Sox Senators and Cincinnati Reds as well as the first wilt of the national leaguers in the all-star game series HURLING FEATS Featuring the individual performances were the grand hurling of Carl Hubbell and Dizzy Dean outstanding in what was otherwise largely mediocre pitching on all sides and the unofficial batting title victories of Luke Appling of the White Sox and Paul Waner of the Pirates The final results of the pennant chases in each league gave form a fearful beating The Yankees were rated a fourth place likelihood But the Yanks with Rookie Joe Dimaggio proving a sensational success and Lou Gehrig having his best year developed a tremendous batting punch and tight fielding defense while the Tigers took a series of bad breaks in the losses of Hank Greenberg Mickey Cochrene and early in the season Schoolboy Rowe to give up their honors A fine finish enabled them to come back for second place At the same time the lied Sox turning out to be probably the biggest flop in history for the investment involved were never in the running after mid-season winding up sixth below the 500 mark STANFORD YIELDS Stanford minus all its headline stars of last season yielded to Santa Clara 13-0 as the fore-runner of a shift in the Pacific Coast's balance of gridiron power Southern California meanwhile served notice of its revival by bombarding Oregon State 38 to 7 Washington's Huskies although yielding to the superior power of the Minnesota Gophers 14 to 7 Indicated they will be a potent factor in the battle for coast conference honors Minnesota did not notch Its 18th consecutive triumph over a three-year stretch without a struggle at Seattle but the Galloping Gophers probably will gather momentum as they go along Bernie 131erman's forces will have an extra week of preparation before tackling Nebraska and then beginning their Big Ten campaign against Michigan on Oct 17 Southern Methodist's Mustang's minus Bobby Wilson squeezed out a 6-0 victory over North Texas Teachers in their first start since dropping the Rose Bowl decision to Sanford m4mmom the Oakland redhead Budge won the Pacific Southwest singles title last year Perry took the title in 1932 1933 and 1934 Budge's victory served in a minor measure to atone for his defeat by Perry twice before in tournament play this year first at Wimbledon and then in the finals of the United States matches at Forest Hills early this month The Englishman his game fading in the fourth set Vhgtually presented the last two games to Budge Budge found a weakness in Perry's backhand in the first set and breaking through the Briton's service three times jumped into a lead after dropping the second and third games LOS ANGELES Sept Donald Budge of America defeated his famed rival Fred Perry of England today 6-2 44 6-2 6-3 to win the men's singles champion ship of the tenth annual Pacific Southwest tennis tournament In a dramatic upset Alice Marble of Los Angeles national women's singles champion went down to defeat before the powerful stroking of slender Gracyn Wheeler of Santa Monica sixth ranking woman player In the country 7-5 2-6 8-4 in the finals of the women's event Four thousand net enthusiasts packed the Los Angeles Tennis club galleries to see Perry the worlds amateur singles champion go down before the scintillating attack of PHILADELPHIA Sept 27-01 runs by Clyde Passeau and Morris Anovich gave the Phi llies a 4 to 3 victory over the Boston Bees here today after the visitors had taken the first game of a double-header 7 to 3 The Bees pounded out a 13-bit triumph over Bucky Walters in the opener but the Quakers came from behind to defeat Ben Cantwell in the nightcap About 5000 fans saw the two clubs ring down the 1936 season under threatening skies FIRST GAME 4 Ionian l'hIladelphis AbR1100 Abit1i0A1 Utbakt 3b 1 3 0 2rhlozza et 4 1 1 1 01 Jordan lb 15 0 21218herrin 3b 2 0 1 0 1 Elitoorer1 4 0 0 1 0 Whitney 3b 0 0 0 0 0 C'nelli 2b 4 1 1 2 8 Klein rt 3 1 0 1 0 tActi 4 0 2 1 1 Corbett lb 402121 Tpson et 4 3 1 2 01isi'vich It 4 0 1 1 0 calor as 4 0 0 2 4Grace 4 8 1 4 0 Lewia 4 1 3 0 01Norris 211 4 0 0 4 4 Ford 0 0 0 0 Opnmes 1111 30034 Stith 3 2 1 1 INalter 3 1 1 1 2 Jorgen 00000 JMonre 1 0 0 0 ft Sunk la 18100 Wilson us 1 0 0 0 0 PRESMENT TO ArrEND President Roosevelt will see Pr-- day's game Baseball Commissioner Landis Is due from Chicago Tuesday to take charge of the big show After two games at the Polo Grounds the teams will cross the Harlem river for three jousts at the Yankee stadium 1 sixth and seventh games are necessary they'll go back to the Polo grounds Meanwhile the Giants and Yankees wound tip their regular season's toil and prepared for two days of strenuoua practice before squaring off against each other at 1:30 zn Ap T) Wednesday Manager Bill Terry ordered his National league champs to report at the Polo Grounds at 12 noon tomorrow Tuesday the Giants will work out in the stadium Back from Washington the Yanks who say they'll stop the Giants in five games were to drill on their home lot tomorrow and take their first peek at the Polo Grounds Tuesday HUBBELL FIRST Lean Carl Hubbell the Oklahoma southpaw who just about single-handed gave the Giants the pennant with 26 victories 16 of them in a row has been picked to face the big berthas of Lou Gehrig Bill Dickey Joe Di Maggio and company in the opening ttlt Just who will oppose Carl was uncertain tonight although big Charley Buffing Yankee right-bander and the only Yank sharpshooter to deliver 20 wins this season seemed to have the inside track For a time Joe McCarthy toyed with the idea of sending Lefty Gomez against Hubbell The senor looked like his old self in firing a two-hitter against Washington recently but in his last start Saturday he was so wild McCarthy is believed to have shifted back to Buffing Mississippi Defeat Loop's First Upset Louisiana State Auburn Georgia Tech Pile Up impressive Scores in Southeastern Conference Georgia and Tennessee Not Impressive Tots lo 37 7 13 27 13Totals 34 2 A 27 12 r-battori for Sheerin in 7th zzbatted for Gomez In Otn tzz-batted Int Jorzens In Oth Aiiiimmnooaeolommemoomme Boston 122 Philadelphia 200 000 100-3 40 INTERESTING GAMES Louisiana State's decisive 20-7 victory over Rice shared the southeastern spotlight with Tulane's surprising 7-6 conquest of the University of Mississippi It was an auspicious debut for the new Tulane coaching regime headed by Lowell (Red) Dawson one of Bierman's star pupils It upset calculations in which "Ole Miss" has been conceded the edge and sends the Green Wave rolling hopefully into another tough conference rival Auburn this week at New Orleans Such other southeastern powers as Alabama Vanderbilt Tennessee Georgia Tech Mississippi State and Georgia posted varying margins of triumph Alabama squared accounts for its tie with Howard last season by rolling up a 34-0 score Georgia was pressed to turn back Mercer 15 to 6 The expanded Southern conference produced a series of surprising developments Duke's 6-0 victory over Colgate in the day's intersectional headliner at Durham was not unexpected but neighboring rivals of Wallace Wade's good-looking conference champions caught a pair of tartars The University of North Carolina beaten only by Duke last year was forced to stage a big rally at Charlotte to nip Wake Forest 14 to 7 Under the lights at Raleigh Hunk Anderson's North Carolina State team met its match in Davidson college and dropped a 6-2 decision Dukes Not Yet On Their JVay rrwENty SIX THOUSAND saw the Durham game The press box I and announcing booths were jammed with celebrities Seven bands played There was a parade in the morning with one business concern sporting an elaborate Rose Bowl float which must have been highly embarrassing to Coach Wallace Wade and his Duke forces The Dukes acarcely showed anything in the game to begin any Rose Bowl talk at this early hour But they were good enough Andy Kerr's famed razzle-dazzle really proved to be a simple double wing-back attack that as more powerful than deceptive To the crowd's surprise the maroon-clad gridders from the Chenango pulled no rabbits out of hats did not vanish either their helmets or the football The mad magicians from the New York lake country were Just fair well-reached football players who lacked the experience and reserve strength of their opponents The Dukes themselves were not eurprised Duke scouted Colgate as early as lest year and the Duke scouts saw the Kerr razzle-dazzle was at the basis orthodox The Duke scouts thought the Blue Devils would be a better team What Colgate did have was a mighty good fast charging line with good backers-up And it had in Whit Jaeger a runner who was always a threat But Duke had its Ace Parker Honey Hackney and Eric Tipton who also could run Tipton scored the lone Duke touchdown It was anybody's ball game during the first half In the second half Duke was more cohesive more spirited showed more punch With such fellows as Dan Hill and Joe Brunansky and Joe Cardwell leading the line attack and defense the Dukes put on their big push It was a typical early season game The Dukes haven't arrived yet But they are coming After the game Coach Wade at home informally to reporters and Intimate friends said: ''We didn't show much punch I hope we'll get better I was mighty glad to see Carolina win out I understand Carolina has an awfully good squad And Ray Wolfe seems to be a dandy fellow They'll be ready when they get to us Don't worry about that And I was also glad that Colgate got away with that lateral pass punt return since the team had been advertised so much as a razzle-dazzler" ATLANTA' Sept as a season Of surprises the 1936 Southeastern conference football campaign was under way today with the shell-shocked forces of Mississippi the first casualty The underdog Tu lane Green Wave rated far down the list in the extra point in the Volunteers' 13 handicapping crossed the "experts" to 0 victory over Chattanooga by turning back the Mississippi Kentuck7's Wildcats-made it two Rebels 7 to 6 in the only upset straight by trouncing Xavier of victory of Saturday's inaugural Cincinnati 21 to 0 Friday night firing In the npener Kentucky swamped While Lowell (Red) Dawson's Maryville 54 to 3 The Wildcats debut at Tulane was given a rous- catch a tough assignment this week Ing sendoff Louisiana State 's de- in Virginia Military institute fending champion Auburn Geer- With sophomores playing a ma-gm Tech and Alabama piled up im- lot part Ray Morrison's Vanderpressive scores hilt Commodores warmed up for Although coming out on top in their important Intersectional fray Initial competition the Georgia with Chicago by whipping Middle Bulldogs Tennessee Volunteers and Tennessee Teachers 43 to Mississippi State Maroons were Alabama held to 7 to 7 deadlock nnne too impressive Kentucky's by Howard in a surprise encounter Wildcats displayed winning form last year unleashed a powerful at-in annexing their second litraignt tack to smother the Birmingham triumph outfit under a 34 to 0 score extra point in the Volunteers' 13 to 0 victory over Chattanooga Kentuck7's Wildcats-made it two straight by trouncing Xavier of Cincinnati 21 to 0 Friday night In the npener Kentucky swamped Maryville 54 to 3 The Wildcats catch a tough assignment this week in Virginia Military institute With sophomores playing a major part Ray Morrison's Vanderbilt Commodores warmed pp or thef important Intersectional fray with Chicago by whipping Middle Tennessee Teachers 45 to Alabama held to 7 to 7 deadlock by Howard in a surprise encounter last year unleashed a powerful attack to smother the Birmingham outfit under a 34 to 0 score Runs batted Car bett Grace Chiozza Lee Jordan 2 Thompson 2 Lewis Urbanaki Two base hits Grace Lewis Vilifier Chlozza Arnovieh Home Stolen Double Gomez to Corbett Nor r's to Gomez Left on 7 Boston Base on Walter 2 Ford 3 Bush Jorgena 1 Hits off Ford 8 in 0 innings Bush a In 7: Walter 12 In 7 Jorgens 1 in 2 Wild Walter timpires Klem Parker and Magerkurth Time 140 SECOND GAMS Bootee Philadelphia AbItHOAl AhRHOA DIVA! 3b 0 1 1 31C1tleoza ef 5 1 3 2 0 C'et2b-se 0 0 2 4'Sheerin 3b 4 0 2 1 3 Jordan lb 5 1 2 8 11Klein I 3 1 0 4 0 EMoorer1 4 1 2 1 0 Sulik 11 0 0 0 1 0 Lee If 3 1 1 3 01Corbett lb 4 A 1 7 0 Kowalik HI 0 1 0 Olik'vich If 4 1 2 1 II Donn el 3 0 2 0 O'Wilson 2 0 1 20 Reis ef 1 0 0 1 O'Grace 2 1 3 I Water as 3 ft 0 1 2Norria 2h 3 0 0 3 1 Larsen lb 1 A 0 1 0 Gomez as 4 0 0 2 2 Wier 4 0 1 4 01Passeau 3 1 1 1 3 Cantwellp 2 0 0 1 21 Chaplin 1 0 1 1 Hasim it 1 0 1 0 01 Major Ralph Sasse's Mississippi State crew rolled up a 20 to 0 victory over Millsaps The Mi3 sissippians play Howard this week GREAT DRIVE In the National league fightlle Giants aided chiefly by Hubbelrs winning streak of 16 straight games staged one of the most as tonishing drives ever to climb from fifth place on July 15 to the top at the finish The Cubs show a mpionship possibilities through July but underwent a disastrous hitting slump which ob viously overstrained the prize pitching staff and barely managed a tie for second by whipping the Cards today The Cardinals heavy preseason favorites ran into the toughest kind of luck had to finish up the season without a single dependable pitcher to help the over worked Dizzy Dean and were lucky to take a tie for second place The Senators White Sox and Reds showing vast improvement turned out to be definite future pennant possibilities The fireworks for the rear among the players were provided largely by Van Mungo who staged a nneman re- 'hellion from the Brooklyn Dodgers because of dissatiefaction Over the sup- 1 port of his teammate: Bah Berman who walked out in protest that a bonus the Reds promised him for "hustling' wasn't forthcoming and Wes Ferrell whose temperament cost him a $10o0 fine for walking out of a game tor the Red Box Among the rookies the only one to give Dimaggio a run for the years honors appears to have been Beau Bell the St Louis Browns high class outfielder although Bob Feller the schoolboy strikeout PPnation tor the Indians the Cardinals brat sacker Johnny Mize and Roy Weatherly Indians 'outfielder also showed lots of stuff SUMTER WINS GAME 370 SUMTER Sept under the flood lights for the first time in the history of the city the Sumter High school football team last night ran up a score of 37 to 0 against the St John's High eleven of Darlington before a crowd of approximately 2500 per sons the biggest ever to attend an athletic event in the city' The game while one-sided was Interesting The visitors put up a game fight throughout but were overpowered by Sumter's first string players but played on even terms with the substitutes who went in for a large part of the game Totalo 29 312 24 12Tnt Alfl 24 4 11 27 11 tt Ratted far Cantwell In 7th Poston 020 000 010-3 Philadelphia 102 100 00x-4 mew Error Gomez Runs batted in Corbett Aronvich 2 Passeau Thompson Mueller Kowalik Two base hit Chlozza Three se hit Choizza Home runs Arnovich Passeau Double play Sheer-in Norris to Corbett Left on bases Philadelphia 9 Boston 12 Base On balls off Passau 3 Cantwell Strikeouts by Passeau 2 Cantwell 1 Chaplin 1 Hits of Cantwell 10 in 6 Innings Chaplin 1 In 2 Losing pltehe Cantwell Umpires Magerkurth Parker and Gem Baylor Bears Win WACO Tex Sept 27--640--The Baylor Bears generally regarded as threat in the Southwest conference opened their gridiron season today with a 13-0 victory over a strong Hardin-Simmons eleven Charlotte Boy Scores First Touchdown 'rlAROLINA'S TAR HEELS had to pull the hall game out of the fire to get a 14-7 decision over Wake Forest in Charlotte's new stadium Late in the first period Dallas Morris Deacon back returned a Carolina punt 88 yards for a touchdown and then kicked the extra point Many thought it nice that a Charlotte boy scored the first touchdown in the new stadium But the Tar Heels who were sluggish during the early part of the scrap did not think it nice And Carolina supporters grew anxious as the game rolled on and the seven-point Deacon lead held The Carolinians lacked the timing in their offense The formations introduced by the new 'coaching staff headed by Ray Wolf failed to click It was a far cry from the smooth running offensive machinery of the Snavely regime That touchdown run caught the Tar Heels flatfooted They were also caught flatfooted on several quick kicks by Hobo Daniel booting the ball from short punt formation They looked considerably less than a four-alarm fire while the Deacons were smart and cagey and played a bang-up game Before the contest was over however Tar Heel supporters were greatly cheered The Chapel Hill forces pulled themselves together after intermission shoved over two touchdowns and chalked up a victory The customers left mumbling "Carolina has it all right no doubt about that" )3ut only words of praise could be heard also for the Demon Deacons Tom Burnette Art Ditt Dick Buck and Andy Bershak were among the standout performers for the Tar Heels And Jim Hutchins had his rnonants too Buck made a sensational catch of a pass on the goal hoe to account for Carolina's first score Buck played under the handicap of a had injury Crowell Little scored the other Carolina touchdown Bershak's blocking was elegant The Tar Heels went on many marches but a smart Deacon team took advantage of their faltering and fumbling and threw them back on their heels Boots Mumford Descon center gave them fits Power OTHER RESULTS These results coupled with Clemson's unexpectedly decisive victory over Virginia Polytech 20-0 and Virginia Military's equally impressive triumph over South Carolina 244 forecast a wide-open race among Duke's conference challengers Davidson's upset victory is of tipitelid interest because it takes a shot this cont tog Saturday at the Navy The Midshipmen highly touted this year had to apply pressure to down William and Mary 12 to 6 yesterday They will have to polish up their attack this week to avoid more serious trouble with southern rivals Along the eastern front most favorites rolled up impressive acmes at the expense of sparring mates but Brown and Lafayette were the victims of surprisingly decisive defeat Both figured to show the benefit of sophomore strength but Brown was routed 27-0 by Connecticut State while Lafayette playing its first game under the coaching of Ernie Nevem took a 19-6 lacing from Muhlenberg It was the first Muhlenberg victory over Lafayette in 18 years The renaissance at Cornell appears to be well under way Carl Snavely's Big Red sophomores didn't undergo a very searching test against Alfred but their 74-0 margin of victorY indicates the new regime at Ithaca is on the right track Cornell playa Yale at New Owen this Saturday in the Ivy league's opening attraction Another high-powered engagement this week brings together Pittsburgh and Wert Virginia Pitt rolled up over 500 yards from scrimmage in walloping Ohio Werleyan 53 to 0 while West Virginia flashed its best attack in years at the expense of Cincinantre 40-6 DAVIDSON IS BEATEN 12-0 DAVIDSON High lost a heart-breaker to the heavy Huntersville team here yesterday by the score of 12-0 Davidson held the upper hand through the entire first half twice within the visitors 15-yard line but a fumble on their own 15-yard line at the beginning of the second period proved their undoing Huntersville made 11 first downs to eight for the home team Johnston Beard and Edwards stood nut for the visitors while Foreman Withers Gibson and McConnell were best for the locals McConnell made the longest run of the game a 40 yard punt return in the first quarter CHESTER PLAYS FRIDAY NIGHT EASY VICTORY Auburn 's Plainsmen co-favored with Louisiana State in advance ratings romped to a 45 to 0 victory over Birmingham Southern Friday night in a combat preparatory to their first major test against Tulane at New Orleans next Saturday Revenge came to Louisiana States Tigers when Coach Bernie Moore's Louisianans pounded out a 20 to 7 win over Rice Institute tr's 10-7 loss to Rice last fall was its only setback Georgia Tech exhibiting power reminiscent of the 1928 Rose Bowl eleven rolled up the week's breeLt score in defeating Presbyterian 55 to 0 Friday night The Georgians open their conferenceJ season against Sewanee next Saturday Among the disappointments was the showing of Georgia's Bulldogs who were held to a 15-6 victory by Mercer Major Bob Neyland returned to Tennessee in a "comeback" campaign after a disastrous 1935 season uncovered a brilliant sophomore Bob Sneed who tossed two touchdown pasSes and kicked an Clary In Lynchburg Hospital Special to Tho Csertier CHESTER Sept 27--The Chester High school Red Cyclones will go up against their first atmeg competition of the season w17-en they clash with the Orangeburg High eleven at Orangeburg Friday night October 2 This will be the local'sftrst night game The Cyclones have gotten off to a splendid start thus far this season having defeated Woodruff 43 to 0 and Union 44 to YNCHBLIRG Va Sept 27 William Edward Clary 20-year-old South Carolina sophomore halfback was in a hospital here today for treatment of injuries received in the second quarter of the I-South Carolina football game at Lexington yesterday Clary whose home is at Gaffney Is suffering from what physiclans described as chromatic pleura sy The injury was caused when one of the players jabbed a knee into Clary's chest upon being tackled Plucky and determined Clary finished the first half and was allowed to return at the outset of the fourth period end finish thf game He entered the Lynchburg hospital last night when his injury grew more painful Coach Don McCallister of South Carolina is here with Clary oto Mike O'Brien Wins BLADENBORO Sept 27--Mike O'Brien of Rockingham scored a TKO over Kid Williams of Charlotte at end of the second round of a scheduledsix round bout here rAcTric COAIT PLAYOFF Oakland 8 Portland Id (More on Second Snata rage).