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11n 11 I lirmakompailOopommiromonagruotliewsm4imimimLoPoomm4niuwallanommooOriimmobEN THE CHARLOTTE (NC) The (Arrest Afternoon Newspaper In The Tiro Carolinas OCTOBER 27 1940 PHONE Your 42 non 42 WANT or5s 4-4J41t44s FOUR-C Rose Bowl-Bound Stanford Crushes Southern Cal 1 1PMmiwmallmoll takanmporrymmPloommunoltlimmommumsViimpammigagbingEmbanaimemoneliggilkowaysibiommainiVammoonneinumill annowienellilkenumimmegmbealillogirOMMRIEWAIAIMmfilmommnimimmammowtalsmodrammannomolo I Illooromememma This Week Football I Keeps Slate Clean With 21-7 Win Big Reds Roll Over Buckeyes FRIDAY al Raliabury Mitt Washinatan Riga Point flicker Rantinaten Orlando Eabback Orantabarg IPTIO Beare 14-4 I- IS 41-0 27-4 14-7 4-14 541 IATIJILDAY Newton Lewisburg Berkeley Cincinnati Ithaca Rancour Davidson 0 0 ri- ---1 11f: 0 s-0apgialtilt) (YktA (1- 0 47 F) dfiAl tbkr 07' fis lt II 7'k'' Vi Ir db kgil i'X'ArIcirjkloloid1-ft) ift 14 4 tti) A lir )z 73 (-41) I t) s'i i i a (4t1 '7) S) '77A 7 14 (1 A 1 if JC-41611 1 iti 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State-Settle Carolina Rice-Texas Ael Riehmend-Ramp-SySney Syracuse-Georgetown Tennessee-LSD Texas-SRE Texas KM-Arkansas TCU-Raytter To lane-Clemsen Army-Notre Dame Relment Abbey-Navy PIO UCLA-Stanford Vanderbilt- Mississippi Ville neva-Sanaae Vittl-WSNI VP- Virgin's West Va-11 el IV deem al et-Illinois Vale-Pirown ALLOVICII GALLOPS but right into Capt Alex Winterson's arms The Deacon back picked up three yards as he and mates collide with Duke yesterday in dedication of Groves Stadium at Wake Forest Charging in ton late on the play is Harold Stevenson (W (Special News photo) Franck Scores Four Huskies Fast To Edge California Hopp Stars as Cornhttskers Shuck Mizzott Times In Gopher Win EArrLE Oct from the effects of "Pickett's charge" which put them in the hole the University of Washington Huskies came from behind in the fourth quarter today to defeat an underrated University of California football team 7 to 6 Gene Pickett a Long Beach Calif sophomore halfback who wasn't supposed to be much of a ball specializes in throwing the pigskin around inside right tackle blasted his way through the secondary and went over the goal line 56 yards distant to give the invaders a 6-0 lead early in the third quarter End Bill Marx of Duke Drubs Wake Forest AIINNEAPOLTS Oct 26--Scoring four touchdowns George Franck helped Minnesota's Golden Gophers to a 34 to 8 victory today over Iowa before 63000 homecoming fans Iowa got into Minnesota's ter- ritory only once and it certainly CS: Wins knew what to out it A eb' Paffrath fumble was recovered by Iowa on the Minnesota 33 in the 111 it rom first period Bender passed 12 yards to Gilleard Bill Green lost Mx trying to pass With the Mimic-Virginia 13-6 sota defense scattered for another flip Green darted through a big hole at center cut to his left Homeconters Get Big hit the sidelines and ran 27 yards for a touchdown Surprise of Season After trailing through the WILLIAMSBURG Va Oct first quarter a fifteen yard A homecoming crowd of 11000 holding penalty led directly saw William Mary score a to the first Minnesota score surprising 13-6 victory over the Putting the ball in play en Universtiy of Virginia today their 28 after a punt over the Paced by Harvey Johnson liar- goal the Ilawkeyes were set lie Masters and Jimmy Howard back to their five Benders punt the Indians scored twice in the went to the Iowa 33 third period to gain the first foot- where Franck ran it back five On the first play Franck ball triumph for over sped behind the Iowa second- the Cavaliers in the long athletic ary and took Smith's pass on relationship between the two the five going on over for the schools score Wins First From Virtrrn inia 13-6 Hotneconters Get Big Surprise of Season WILLIAMSBURG Va Oct A homecoming crowd of 11000 saw William Mary score a surprising 13-6 victory over the 'Universtiy of Virginia today Paced by Harvey Johnson Barite Masters and Jimmy Howard the Indians scored twice in the third period to gain the first football triumph for over the Cavaliers in the long athletic relationship between the two Ischools Two Scores Conte In Last Minutes PALO ALTO Calif Oct 26 tanford a Indians charging toward the Rose Bowl in relentless fashion swept to their greatest football victory of the season today with a 21 to 7 victory over utbei California's powerful Trojans Picture this set up' four minutes to play the score tied -7 Some 65000 fans gripping seats in the tensest of gridiron dramas Stanford took the ball on Its own twenty Eight playa later with alghtly more than a minute to gO Norman Standlee giant fullback plunged 1 hrough left guard for eight ards and the touchdown breaking the dead1cK The point IraS added to make the count 14-7 The Trojans took the kickoff on their own thirteen and in desperation Substitute Quarterback Ray Woods hurled a pass It connected hut with the wrong man Frank Albert Stanford quarterback snatched the ball in the clear and ran tt yards for another touchdown He alse converted the point to give the Indians their biggest bag of the year The thrill-filled victory squaring accounts for last year's 33-0 trouncing at the hands of the Trojans retained for Stanford its status as the only unbeaten untied major team in the Tar West It was Southern California's first defeat of the Tell campaign although two ties previously had been Written into the records The team that couldn't win a conference contest last year in fact chalked up the worst season In its history outplayed the mighty Trojans today even while the score was tied far into the last period Stanford scored the first touchdown of the game early in the (opening Quarter after letting the bell on its own 38 Pete Kmetovic left half made two yards then took a pass from Albert the rest of the distance ran 30 yards and fell over the tool as Bob Peoples Trojan quarterback tackled him The Southern California touchdown te the wood pe- tied was hardly of the earned veriety After taking the hall en the Stanford al the TrioAans moved down the 28 Quarterback Woods tossed a long fourth down peas intended for Joe Davis right end Interference with the receiver was celled against Stanford end the Trojans were given the ball on the one-yard line Jack Banta fullback plunged through while Stanford partisans booed the official who celled the Penalty The at period made up for any slow spots in the game The Indians tore into their rieels furiously as the minutes spell by The smash down to the eleven proved futile when the field goal try failed Then with about four minutes to go and the game destined to wind up in a drew the fireworks started In the tight plays breaking the tie were three passes good for a total of 72 yards Included in the drive was an eight-yard lose Altogethet the Indians had to travel yards for the points that really beat the Trojans Stock Car Aces 3 lake Local Bow Charlotte a first stock car race sill be staged at the old Airport track today with a field of sixteen drivers rounding out the 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Less than three minutes later the Bernie Bierman lads started from their on 40 Fullback Sweiger got eight Smith lateraled to him for a first down on the Iowa 44 Bruce Smith then dropped back and passed more than SO yards to Franck who again out-sped the Iowa secondary took the ball on the Hawkeye three and slid over About midway in the third nod Franck Franck set up another parade by toting a punt to the Iowa 34 Sweiger plunged for seven Yards and then Franck single-handed in seven playa picked up 27 yards and his third touchdown As the quarter ended Mernik and Paffrath worked the pigskin down to the Iowa 7 In came Franck as the period opened He got four Joe Jamnik two and then the hot halfback went roaring over with his fourth touchdown Minnesota's third string fullback Ed Steinbauer copied Franck in setting the fifth Minnesota touchdown in a drive starting from the Iowa 44 He mixed up some viciou plunging with a 47 yard tackif dash to bag the score Baylor EXiell(IS tirieS 1 1110 7 WACO Tex Oct bulging Texas Snowball gathered in gallant geared-up Baylor today 14-7 tumbling to its sixteenth straight triumph in one of the stoutest tests of the long string Hobbled at critical moments by the famed Baylor line the Cadets drew deeply on their power ex: perience and passing game to build a two-touchdown lead that withstood Baylor's last minute sturge IMOMMEEIMIMMNIMIMMEM Cornell Forced To Stage Rally ITHACA Oct fine football team had to come from behind today to keep its record intact but was tremendously impressive in doing so as it walloped Ohio State 21-7 in the Big Reds' first and only intersectional game of the year In its first three games this season Cornell was able to get off in front and keep rolling But this afternoon before a capacity crowd of 34500 in Schoellkopf Stadium the Ithacan were rocked right back on their heels by the Buck The Yardstick OHIO STATE CORNELL First downs 10 15 Yards gaMed by rushing men to 1St Forward passes attempted 14 It Forward passes completed Yards gained by forward passes 1 Yards lost attempted forward pse I 4 Forward passes Intercepted by 1 Ya rds gained run-bsek At intercepted pasbes 13 4s Punting average from scrimmage I I-Total yards kicks returned et Opoonente fumbles recovered Ts rds lost by penalties SO punts and kickoffs eyes' powerful opening drive yet had poise power and all-around proficiency enough to make it runaway in the second half of these thee poise probab4 was the most important Almost any other team might have been thrown completely off stride by the C9-yard scoring march Ohio State put on the first time it got the ball Ohio after its opening march couldn't do anything The big bruising Buckeyes got inside the Coma! 35 only once again on a recovered fumble a few minutes after their touchdown From then en they got to the 35 and no further twice On that scoring drive the Buckeyes looked as if they could keep rolling all day Tom Kinkade Jim Langhurst and Don Scott wile played without relief pounded into and around the Cornell line Without throwing a single pass they hammered to six straight first downs the last of them on the Cornell 1 and sent Langhurst driving through the middle from there Scott added the extra point and it looked very much as if the Western Conference team was on its way to revenge for last year's trimming But the steam went out of them in a hum and Cornell regained its composure and with it control of the game Halted once when Scott knocked down a fourth-down pass the Ithacans came racing back the next time they had the ball and covered 47 yards in three plays the last 33 on it forward pass from Hal McCullough to Jim Schmuck which paid off because of a terrific block thrown by Walt Matuszczak the Cornell captain With All-American Tackle Nick Drahos kicking the point that made it 7-7 It stayed that way until Walt (Pop) Scholl came in for McCullough late in the third quarter Three plays by this sparkplug covered 4 yards and took the ball to the 5 from where Lou Butz lino wPnt over on the first play of the final period McCullough came back in again and set up the clincher by making one of Cornell's five pass interceptions which he returned from the Ohio 37 to the 15 From there it was Bufalino again all the way on a reverse that started wide then cut back over the Buckeye right tackle Drahos who together with Bud Finneran at center and Matuszczak played 60 minutes kicked the extra points after both of these touchdowns and that was the ball 7ame Ohio State res Cornell Anderson I Schmuck Dixon LT West Bruckner LD Dunbar White Celt er Finnerar Howard P0 Conti Stephenvn Drahos Mit Kelley Scott Qtt Ma ruszcza Strausbaugh LH McCuilough Kinkade RH Murphy Langhurst Lansberg Ohio State 7 0 0 0-- 7 Cornell I 7 0 14-21 OHIO STATE SCORING: Larchurxt Point from try after tplacement) CORNELL SCORING: Tourhdosana: Winn ub for Murphy) 9 Schmuck Palms' from Ire eller touchrtoan Grahoa it from placement) Dartmouth Tops Amateur Ha' rvard CAMBRIDGE Mass Oct Tbe first thrice-beaten Dartmouth team to engage Harvard in this "Ivy League" football rivalry that dates 'back 58 years proved alert enough to gain a 7-6 victory today before a 30000 crowd at the stadium Harvard given a slight edge on its previous record upheld the favorite's role in impressive fashion at the outset for speedy nanny Lee on the seventh play of the game ran back Fullback Ray Hall's wind-blown punt 82 yards for the Harvard counter CHATHAM HOME SPUNS Exclusive At j)rellolli 1 The initial William At Mary touchdown came on the fifth play after intermission Bill Dudley fumbled the kickoff with Ramsey recovering for the Indians on the Virginia 23 backs pounded their way to the one-foot stripe where Johnson crashed over Waldo Matthews' placement was wide That incidentally was the second touchdown a William Mary team had ever tallied against a Cavalier eleven Late in the same period the Indians marched from their 40 to the seven where Johnson carried It over Johnson's placement was good to give the Indians a 13-0 lead Virginia's tally came in the fourth on Dudley's 30-yard aerial to Jim White end who ran another 25 yards to score Pee 1111GINI4 Gond sk White Whitehouse IT MeLeuzillin Ranyeir LG Morse Goodin Cer tr Murden Goodie) R0 3euerherk Ba 'I' Prerotte Chestnut RP Ginakos Matthews QH Dudley Masters IH BrYkot Melds RH O'Ortnee Johnson FR Meustedter VIRGINIA 0 13 0-13 0 0 a VIRGINIA SCORING Tottehdovin While Brotrn Bomices Crusaders 9-6 PROVIDENCE I Oct Holy Cross' string of six straight victories over Brown since 1932 was snapped here today as the Bruins scored on a field goal in the first period and on a 76-yard touchdown parade in the fourth quarter to repel the Crusaders 9-6 tackled him just before he reached pay dirt and Pickett skidded acrom the goal line on his chest It was the first touchdown scored through the highly-touted Washington line this season in Pacific Coast Conference play and loomed larger and larger as the shadows enveloped the field The 25000 fans who hadn't much chance to cheer what with the California Bears dominating play for three quarters finally received encouragement with more than half the final quarter gone Halfback Ernie Steele of Washington started the drive with a twenty-yard punt return to his own 40 A roughing penalty on the play gave the Huskies the ball on the Bear 45 The Statue of Liberty play which worked last week against Oregon State was hauled out of the bag again and Steele took the oval 25 yards to the Bear twenty Sub Pullback Walt Harrison gained nine and one-half and four yards in two tries for a first down on the six Halfback Dean McAdams hit for two and Harrison or three before the lanky Harrison dived over the goal line Johnny Mien the Washington place-kick specialist came in for the all-important conversion and sent it high and true over the uprights for what proved to be the winning point and the point which kept alive the Huskies Rose Bowl hopes Oregon Earns 6 to 6 Draw -PULLMAN Wash Oct 26 A terrific running attack engineered by two aubstitute halfbacks in the closing minutes of the game earned the University of Oregon a to 6 tie with Washington State after State 's Cougars led from the first quarter and dominated almost the entire football game The substitute backs who in five long plays rushed the ball from the Oregon 25 to a touchdown were Tommy Roblin playing his first year with Oregon's Ducks and John Berry Otherwise the game was prin cipally a personal triumph for the Cougaotrs' ace halfback Bill Sewell whose passing punting and running kept State continually knocking at Oregon's touchdown door The two teams slithered and skidded over soggy turf before the shivering crowd of less than 6000 that wa I ched 1 he Pacific Coast Conference game North Is estern In Desperate Winning Rally Indiana Leads Cais One More Merry Chase EVANSTON III Oct western's unbeaten untied Wildcats scenting the Western Conference championship came from behind in a desperate fourth period surge today to conquer Indiana 20 to 7 before 40000 spectators The surge started with 011ie Hahnenstein haltbeak intercepting Hal Hursh's paws on Northwestern's 43 yard line After two line smash he heaved a 40-'yard pars to Al Rutherus who was downed in his track on the Hoosier seven Hahnenstein smashed the line for three then George Benson plunged for the touchdown that set the Wildcats on their way Benson added the point from placement A few seconds later Jim McGuire coming into the game to tPplace Hursh stood on his own 28 yard line to punt Big Alf Bauman smashed through and blocked the kick the ball bouncing off his chest and rolling to the seven where Jimmy Smith grabbed it and ran unmolsted for a touchdown Benson again place-kicked the point The Wildcats playing sluggishly with their star Hill De Correvont on the sidelines because of a badly sprained ankle scored first at the start of the second period after they had begun a 7I-yard drive late in the opening quartet Don Clawson went toyer for the store from the two-yard mark The Hoosiers at once started a 6-yard touchdown march Taking the ball on their own 31 Indiana marched goalward with a mixture of runs and passes three aerials by Hursh gaining 39 yards The third completion Hursh to Harold "Red" Zimmer put the ball on Northwestern's four Ken Smith got three then Joe Tofil cracked center for the touchdown Gene White's placement was good VP! Rises Up r1 1 0 Slap GenS LYNCHBURG Va Oct 26 Virginia Tech's down-trodden Gobblers bouncing bark from four straight defeats turned on Washington and Lee like fighting gamecocks today and tripped out a clean-cut victory 21 to 0 before 16000 spectators in neutral Lynch! burg's new stadium After a scoreless first quarter under a fiery sun Bob Lawson rangy Tech end snared Rankin Hudson's 33-yard pass in the end zone to start the scoring George Buckeye i Warriner Tech's big fullback plunged over from the 115 to climax an 87 yard second-quarter drive and Herb Thomas fleet serliOr wingback took the ball behind perfect screening by hi interference and swept 40 ya ids for a fourth-period score without a hand laid on him UCLA Ttnnbles Again 7 to 0 LOS ANGELES Oct Stat e's well-drilled football eleven handed the University of California at Los Angeles Bruins their fifth consecutive defeat today outpla ing them from the start and easing off with a 7 to 0 victory Achieving the first Oregon State victory over the Bruins in ten year the Beavers ran and passed 57 yards in five swift plays for the lone touchdown in the second quarter and kept the Uclans out of mischief from then on NEW FALL SUITS II I I Christman' Gang Bite Dust 20 LINCOLN Neb Oct Harry Hopp was the work horse of the University of Nebraska football team today in its 20 to 7 Big Six victory over Missouri You won't find the name of this stolid black-haired Husker halfback in the scoring summary but be did everything else Hopp 21 and father of a ten-day-old son blasted through the Missouri line twisted around the Tiger ends passed for a touchdown and punted The reason the junior star didn't score in this battle before more than MOOG homecoming fans largest outpouring ever to see a big six contest was that Roy Petsch forsook his old job of blocking to gambol 53 yards for the first Husker tally It was a double reverse Ike Francis to Walter Luther Petsch Then Herman Rohrig shook off the arnica and doctor's wrappings long enough to hoist two consecutive passes to Luther for a total of 48 yards and a second marker In the final period Hopp tossed to Luther for the third touchdown For 58 niinutes Paul Christman and his Missouri mates were stymied by the tough Huskers who were determined that there would be no third consecutive victory for the Tigers In his previous starts against Nebraska Christman had pitched victories But today he was stopped most of the way He completed only one of his precision tosses in the first half although the lost minute score was manufactured by his trusty right arm Missouri got some consolation in the first conference defeat for extra point It was the first successful try in eleven attempts for the Tigers The hero of the contest was Mr Hopp Rough and ready he did double duty when Major Biff Jones used his first stringers about three periods Wisconsin Stages Meritrell Finish LAFAYETTE Ind Oct 26 Wisconsin football Badgers made Frank Merriwell look like a piker today as they scored two touchdowns in the last three minutes of play the last one in the very final second to none out Purdue 14 to 13 before 21000 spectators After an 84 yard march had produced the first Wisconsin touchdown the payoff blow came on a pass from Johnny Tennant to Raymond Kreick when the big clock showed a second to go Fading back from the Purdue 35 after the Boilermakers had elected to lose the ball on downs rather than kick Tennant passed to Kreick who took the ball on the Purdue 10 and galloped over lor the tying points 'nett lust as the gun fired Bob Ray delivered a perfect place-kick for the extra point 3-0 time after time during the proceedings with punts that went as much as 75 yards Previously Columbia's Len will twice had tried the same method of hitting the scoring column once from the Syracuse ten yard line and again from the 26 But both of his placement tries were wide Otherwise each club spent the afternoon alternating in "knocking at the door" of the rival goal-line only to find "milady not at home" whenever scoring territory was reached Continued from 3rd Sports Page Methodist 30 but Mayberry lost nine on a fake kick on fourth down ad Duke took over on the 36 The Devil second-stringers were red hot Killian passed to Dempsey on the Wake 41 and then from the 41 Wartman proved his worth On a reverse from the The Yardstick DIM First downs 10 4 Yards gained rushing i net 220 109 Poi ward passes sttempled 11 Forward passes completed 3 1 Yards gained by forward passes Yards atPtnpLea forward passes I Forward passes Int errePied he I 1 Yij d5 gained run-bark of intercepted passes 4 Punting average from scrimmage) 42 4 3 Total yards all kicks rerurned 70 IS! Opponent s' fumbles recovered Yards lost by Rena 40 35 center of the gridiron he rut for the sideline ran into a trio of Wake tacklers not five yards from the boundary stripe He ran through three sets of clutching hands went all the way to the four before he was spilled It was a great show of the little scooters and it set up another touchdown Finally from there Killian pushed over for the score and Wart-man left the game as new Blue jersies crossed the field Karmazin's kick made it 23-0 The game died with the Wakes pitching with abandon in a pitiful attempt to score The day was done it was still not the Wake Forest year and Duke was on the march again Thiapen Likes Handicap Event Running true to form Mrs Dick Thigpen the one-time fa Irway queen of the Carolinas polished off Mrs Hutchinson 3 and 2 yesterday to win the annual Fall Handicap golf tournament a the Charlotte Country Club In yesterday's men 's ha ndicap event Alex McMillan was the low gois winner with a card of 79 There was a three-way deadlock for low net with Erwin Elmer Cooke and Mason Thomas all turning in Ws The play had been aet up when Ken Germann the Lions' leading back fumbled on his own 20 and Lester Dye0 a sub end recovered on the 12 for Syracuse One line play failed then the little man who sax definitely there fa ded back and booted The ball split the goal posts right down the middle and there was your hsil game booted home on the to of a pint-sized back who started his first varsity game today and who pulled the Orange out of danger DOBBS HATS Exclusive At Middies Finally Turn Trick Syracuse Surprises Lions NEW HAVEN Oct 26--Navy recorded its first victory over Vale in live tries today tossing three teams against the plucky sons of 111 to win 21-0 One statistic the number of first downs tells the story Navy roiled off seventeen and Vale one The exhibition Ica the season's record throng of 17000 including 700 wildly cheer Ing midshipmen pop-eyed as they poured out of the windswept bowl Leading the victors' onslaught were Ray Rusik despite a troublesome knee Cliff Lens Alan Cameron John McTiltue and Howard Clark The future admirals showed some excellent strategy First they knocked their foes groggy with their power Then they flashed their hoeus peals and mousetraps which had the Blue crashing phantom figures And for the kill they went into the air That's how it was most of the time STOCK CAR RACES NEW YORK Oct 26 The Columbia football Lion who has been dreaming of unbeaten success this season had a 147 pound red-headed nightmare today Topping off a game that had more sips and downs than an elevator little Leland Nforris tabbed (flunky) by his mates drop-kicked a field goal with 40 seconds to play to give Syracuse Orange gridmen 3 to upset victory and move Columbia from the undefeated lista before 22000 fans at Baker Field FASHION PARK Shetlands and Tweeds fibrionDatlis(Co 1111 South Tryon St 1 qv ft: tisttitS ti' 1 SOS 14 1 1 itAS A ti 1 tItS V'S tie 8 ossot tbel 611 ce It 01 11terAottb no a filL GO att V-t senaMi s'i: 0 wA 'lot eV 11 I ctot'nes At 00 ottott if 00 I 1st stock car race in Charlottei lel lap Southeastern Championship Race TODAY SUNDAY OCTOBER 27th 2:30 AT OLD CHARLOTTE AIRPORT Drivers will be: Johnny Grubb Martinsville Va Bert Dell muler Louisville Kr Gene Comestock Philadelphia Pa: Buddy Shuman Charlotte Bert Ross Charlotte Al Crysler Charlotte and A Sinclair Charlotte QUICK BUSINESS LUNCHES-FINE DINNERS-STLAKS LITTLE PEP SANDWICH SHOPEE 113 4th St 1 ATE-11WWW CO Moomminolommmulmmumm 1 1 NIMENMEN11116di 44-pa' ta goommdisigiEonmompiongwiEfININIMMOOMIWMENEdillENIMMEIMOMMNMEIIMIMamMM01011MMID 0111kMIIMIIIIIMIMMIONIMIN1111101111NOM.