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THE NEWS AND OBSERVER RALEIGH SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 3 1937 Cornell Routs Colgate 40-7 Georgia Defeats South Carolina Tornado Blow Gals' Golf War ffi SV 0 mm outfit Vols -Devils Contest Tops Grid Schedules This Week COLGATE Deacons Start Things Friday Night Techs Tar Heels 'Cats Play Away By TOM WALKER Gridders of Duke and Tennessee will provide the main attraction of the coming week-end for fans of RICHEST RACE' Kurtsinger Boots Headley Colt to New Record in Belmont Futurity Belmont Tiirk Oct 2 AJ A big brown coll named Menow with that "Flying Dutchman" of a Charley Kuilsmier up t'xliy won the Brlmont Futurity and juvenile turf champinrsh of this country but there was nothing childish in his runninn Like a frightened thing with the sound of the starter's bell the HaT Frice Headley coii born and bred in Old Kentucky tonk the lead in three great strides and never was headed He banged down the chute in the world's record time of 1:151 His dash over the six and a half furlongs route smashed by a second and one-fifth the Futuritv and track mark established by Pompoon last year The old world's record cf 1:154 was set by Srark at Hialeah last winter By his victory in this the 48th running of the Futurity Menow earned a purse of $56800 for his owner and brought to Jockey Kurtsinger the distinction of being the rider ever to have a leg up on the winners of the four great American stakes in one year Kurtsirccr already had ridden War Admiral triumph in the Kentucky Derfby the Preakress and the Belmont Stakes Menow who with his stablema'ea Bourbon King and Dah He was 9 to 5 in the betting marts beat the favorite Mrs Ethel Mars' Tiger by a sound four lengths Tiger gained some consolation by winning th second money of $7800 Third money of $4400 went to Fishtin Fox of the Ileliir Slud who wan 5 to 1 in the gambling ring and fourth) prize of $1000 to Mrs Mars' Mountain Ridge The season's bigce-t Belmort was in the stands when the field cut from its original 15 nominees to an oven dozrn by the late scratches of Quick Devil Bull Lea and Galapas went to the post The field behaved beautifully at the post and they had been there fewer than three minutes when the sturting bell was sounded The fild broke in almost perfect alignment but after a few lunpnng strides Menow who is not supposed to fav the lightning foot of Tirer stuck his head out front The only colt wita enough speed to keep in striking distance nf him during the first furlong was his stablemate Dah He But that initial bli-tering furlong scorched Dah He's power and Mc-row with three sons of bulldog chasing behind him took command of the race HUSKIES TOP TROJANS IN COAST LEAGUE TEST Los Angeles Oct 2 (V) The Washington Huskies inaugurated a drive for their second successive Pacific Coast Conference championship today with a hard-won 7-0 vic tory over the University of Southern California Trojans The lads from the great North west struck with fury when a 'break" in the form of a Trojan fumble presented itself in the first quarter and held off a belated aerial attack in the final moments to walk off with the Trojan scalp PHONE 268 HI a Dub will play Georgia Tech Atlanta on October 18 In Atlanta Oct (JP) Georgia Tech struck early along a sodden turf and through the air today to defeat Mercer 28 0 and strengthen its rating as a darkhorse contender for Southeastern Conference honors Tech's first team dominated play completely in the first half scoring two touchdowns In each quarter while smashing Mercer's running game Into a net Ions of 11 yards In the lafit half the Bears made a battle of it against the Engineers' reserves but did not advance closer than the Yellow Jackets' 27 BV TEXAS AGGIES Longhorn Boys Use Aerials in Final Quarter to Top Manhattan 14-7 8tae will plsy Manhattan Brooklyn on November 13 New York Oct Outrush-ed and roundly beaten for three quarters the Texas Aggies came back In the closing period today to push across a pair of touchdowns after long spectacular offensives and defeat Manhattan College 14 to 7 before a crowd of 18000 For three periods the invaders had looked dead on their feet Then they suddenly caught fire and showed the crowd the form upon which they have based their aspirations of national recognition At the finish they were driving for another score only 10 yards away Manhattan counted first in the second quarter after a spirited 53-yard aerial advance Vic Fusia Manhattan halfback winged a pair of beauties to Alfred Caruso and Jack Daly to plant the ball on the Aggies' 24-yard mark On the next play he let another one lose that sailed clear across the goal line where Daly took it out of the reach- ins: hands of two Aggies Kris Kringle added the point with a placement The crowd had about decided that would be the pay-off before the Aggies Anally got themselves un-tracked Owens Rogers substitute Texas Quarterback brought the crowd to its feet with a flossy 22-yard run around his right end down to Manhattan's 22-yard stripe From their aided by a penalty Dick Todd Aggie halfback punched out a first-down on the seven James Nesrsta plunged it across on his third try and Todd booted the tying point Thoroughly roused the Farmers took the following kickoff on their own 27-yard line and cut loose with a grand assortment of plays that took them 73 yards to another score A lateral pass from Ken Mills to the fleet Todd bit off 30 yards and planted the ball on Manhattan's 31 A running play picked up a yard and on the next play flipped one out to Rogers who romped the last 25 or so aided by some clever blocking by Bill Duncan an end Todd again booted the point Score by periods: Texas Aggies 0 14 74 Manhattan 0 0 7 STOP! Why Drive Unsafe Tires When You Can Purchase OHflWK TIRCS AS LOW AS $5-70 WITH A LIBERAL TRADE-IN ON YOL'R OLD TIRES JASPERS BEATEN Elon Wins 13-6 Greensboro Oct 2 (JP) Elon's Christians pulled a passing attack in the final quarter of a football game with Davls-Elkins College tonight acored two touchdowns and won by 13-6 The scores came on long passes with Shelton throwing first to Abbitt then to Seacker substitute end Shelton place-kicked one extra point A crowd of 4000 saw the game The West Virginians got their touchdown early in the quarter on a march for 89 yards Davis-Elkins scored when Gregory yard line to Spann over the goal CATAWBA INJUNS Salisbury Outfit Proves 20 Points Better Than South Carolina Indians Salisbury Oct 1 Catawba College had matters Just as it wanted them today snd the Newberry Indians went down in defeat 20 to 0 The home team scored in every quarter but the third Briggs fell on a Newberry fumble as that quarter ended however snd paved the way for the third and final score Catawba's first score came after it took a kick on Newberry's 36-yard stripe In fast sharp thrusts the Catawbas drove to the ten-yard line from where Pritchard went over on a reverse The placement was not good A pass accounted for the second touchdovn After a punt exchange Clarke intercepted Crome's pass on his 44 A long heave Clarke to Pfciffer failed but a second try proved successful and Pfciffer crossed the goal Nixon's place ment was good Catawba scored again on the second play of the final quarter Pfciffer got five yards on a pretty re verse from the 16-yard line wliere Briggs had recovered Mcintosh's fumble Nixon went over for a touchdown and Pritchard place- kicked the extra point The lineup: POS NEWBERRY CATAWBA LK Masters Carrol LT Derbruhl Guy LG Hardin Gilladette Burnett Rector RG Hanna Brings RT Matasy Guy RE Harmon Horn QB Gilbreath Heckman HB Cromer Pritchard HB Cooley Clark FB Millitt Nixon Score by periods: Catawba 7 Newberry 0 0 0 0 0 Scorinc touchdowns: Pritchard Pelf-fer and Nixon: extra points: Pritchard and Nixon (placements) Officials: Perry (Elon) referee Mattox and L) umpire Younp (North Carolina) head linesman Collier (Wake Forest) field Judge TERRY RETURNS Brooklyn Oct Manager Bill Terry up from a sick bed for the first time in nearly ten days greeted his New York Giants as 1937 National League champions for the first time today After having been confined to his hotel with Influenza since early last week Terry appear ed In the clubhouse at Ebbets Field where the Giants played the Dodgers today It was the first time Terry had met the club since they clinched the pennant Thursday smothered by Tar Heels at the 38 Burnette's punt traveled 68 yards from the line of scrimmage Rooney 's kick which put the Tar Heels in the hole traveled 54 yards from the line of scrimmage Rooney shared State's backfield honors with Berlinski The Tar Heels offered good backs in their four Little Bur nette Watson and and also offered Sophomore George Stirn weiss as a fine performer Bershak was the leader in the line play with the centers Avery and and a couple of substitutes Tackle Gordon and Guard Palmer grabbing the limelight The Tar Heels showed no favor ites in picking sectors of State's line for gains Lath (Tarzan) Morriss of Farm- ville champion Carolina rooter came over to help the State stands along in the fourth quarter There must have been a trick in it on the first play after Tarzan's arrival Art Ditt intercepted a State pass at Carolina's 20 and returned to the 27 The pass came shortly after Berlinski's long punt-return Later in the fourth quarter State started at its 47-yard line and advanced to a first-down at Carolina's 5 Berlinski was the big gun in this dri-e and his 12-yard gain put the ball at the 25 A pass failed Avery threw Berlinski for loss of a yard Berlinski made seven and a fourth-down pass went incomplete the end zone This was the Techs' closest visit to the Carolina goal LANK NEWBERRY TO MEHRE'S BOYS Little Runs 69 Yards For Only Bird Score in 13-7 Loss to Georgia Boys Columbia Oct 2 (JP) The highly-rated Georgia Bulldogs proved their superiority over the South Carolina Gamecocks here to day winning by 13-7 before a crowd of 15000 The game was not so close as the score indicated for it was only by valiant and desperate defensive work that South Carolina held almost completely at bay throughout managed to stave off a worse defeat Georgia struck twice in the second period Vassa Cate speedy sophomore back flashed off tackle for 65 yards for the first touchdown and Sanford Vandiver swept around end for four yards and the other a few minutes later The Gamecock touchdown was the result of a brilliant 69-yard run by Dick Little sophomore speedster who made the prettiest run of the day in the final quarter With the ball resting on his 11-yard stripe and about ten yards in from the sideline Little took the pass from centre faked to a mate and went around the end and streaked down the tideline When Young the safety rushed In for the tackle Little sidestepped him beautifully and went on to the goal So superior wert the Bulldogs that South Carolina made only one first- down and never was nearer the Georgia goal except for Little's dash than 43 yards The Bulldogs plowed the Gamecock line passed and ran the ends for 12 first-downs Hartman's punting was superb He got off boots of 66 and 54 yards He kicked out of bounds several times Inside the Carolina 10-yard line The lineups: POS GEORGIA CAROLINA LE LT Maffett Myers Davis Howell Tinsley Bretz Lumpkin Burns Troutman Murray Badgett Dorfllnger LG RG RT RE QFL LH RH Gillespie Urban Itoddenbery I Durham Hunnicutt Lyon (C Vandiver Snider Hartman (C) Longchar FB Score bv Quarters: Georgia 0 13 9 Carolina 0 0 0 Georgia scoring: Touchdowns Cate (sub for Hunnicutt) Vandiver point after touchdown Young (sub for Rod denbery) placement Carolina scoring: Touchdown Little (sub for Lyon) point after touchdown Clary (sub for Snider) placement GUILFORD QUAKERS TOP GREENVILLE TEACHERS Guilford College Oct 2 (JP) The Guilford Quakers opened their season here today with a 7-0 victory over East Carolina Teachers College The Guilford team went Into the first quarter with a strong attack which the visiting Teachers were unable to stop Paul Lentz circled left end for touchdown and turned loose a passing barrage shortly thereafter Ferebee tossed one from his own 35 line for 17 yards to Shel ton who eluded the entire Guilford eleven to reach the goal only to be called back for clipping The lineup: POS GUILFORD LE Fondren Smith LT McDonald Johnson LG Byrd Merner Nace Cecot RG Boles Demon RT Sadler Purnel! RE McCommons Hatem QB Tilson Shelton LH Acree Dud ash RH Lentz Breece FB Grice Noe Score by periods: Guilford 0 0 0 0 Guilford scoring: Lentz Point after tuochdown Acree Substi tutions: Guilford Chambers Binford Hines Atkinson Overman Wilson Ketchum Ferebeeroebuck Williams Veenters Beck James Officials: Davis (Davidson) umpire Shu-ler (U C) referee Maus (U C) head linesman Aaron (Army) field judge 1904 The Cadets scored six successive victories before the Wildcats Rot going The standing now Is 11 victories lor Davidson eight for I The Deacons of Wake forest like wise without a victory in two starts should begin to hit their stride this week It's been a hard year for the Deacons with a new coach and without practically all the regulars of last year nut uoacn waixer Doys even minus their no i hoois Mumford showed offensive strength in the game with George Washington Friday night The Deacons took a 34-6 licking but they made things mighty warm for the Colonials for a time and if they keep it up they should put up a good showing against Erskine Wake Forest beat the Seceders last year 19-6 at wake forest CROSS AH 0 Word suits make wearer in new them your VIGTORYATSTATE Little Bershak and Burnettc Tally Touchdowns Berlin-ski Leads Techs (Continued From Tsge Five) slashed for 15 yards to put the ball at the five-yard line The Techs yielded only a foot to Surnweiss cn a hnc play Ditt gained one Stirnweiss appeared headed over the goal but Art Rooney threw his body in front of the Tar Heel ball-carrier and stopped the play a foot from the goal The Techs piled up a line play with Ditt as the carrier and the ball went over aoout two feet from the goal First Touchdown The first touchdown by Wolfs boys came shortly after the Tar Heels had been backed well into their own territory- A punt by Rooney was downed by Helms at Carolina's 21 Little made three and then Burnette got away on a 37-yard trip On a reverse to the right Burnette cut in fast slashed through the left side of State's line and headed dowrfleld with Lozier behind him and Rooney coming across The two Techs doubled on Tommy at State's 39-yard line arrti brought him down Two line plays gained five yards D'itt fumbled and recovered for loss of a yard and then Burnette punted out of bounds at the 12-yard line State kicked back the ball was downed at State's 43 and Carolina was on its way On a reverse to the left Watson was shaken loose for 28 yards he was brought down from behind by Rooney snd Kuzma Kraynick made two Fry spilled Watson for no gain snd then aggressive little Crnwell Little offered a nifty play Back to pass Little couldn't find a receiver and Techs were crowding in He started running to his left all the time waving to his receivers to go back Down the sideline headed Mr Little and he wasn't stopped until he'd reached the four-yard line On the very next play the Tar Heels surged on the left side of State's line and Little drove over for touchdown Second Score A long run by Watson good for 21 yards was the play preceding the Burnette Bershak pass which brought the second touchdown Watson was sent away on a reverse to the left and was pulled down by Berlinski at the 35 On the next play Burnette's pass was taken by Bershak at the 20-yard line Two Techs Berlinski and Kuzma were in front of Andy Bershak stopped fainted momertar ily then stepped to the left of the two defenders and scooted by them to touchdown Fumble Sets Stage George Stirnweiss' recovery of State fumble set the stage for Bur nette's touchdown run in the fourth quarter Ren Hoeck cf the Techs fumbled at the State 30 and Stirnweiss scooped up the ball and raced to the goal The ball was dead at point of recovery and so it was put in plav at the 30 Stirnweiss drove for eiglit yarcc The Tar Heels were too long in huddling for the next play and a five-yard penalty was the result They went once more to the firing line and this time Burnette was shaken loose on a reverse to the right Tommy pulled loose from a tackier at the line of scrimmage and only Eddie Berlinski was between him and the goal Burnette whizzed by Berlinski at the 10-yard line near the sideline and breezed the rest of the way Evidently the Tar Heels used that extra time in huddling to cook things up right for sending Tommy away to touchdown State Folks Have Innings State's supporters had their in nings Those two fine defensive stands early in the game were very cheering for Tech fans and very disconcerting to Tar Heel supporters But the Techs offered their backers plenty of chances to cheer about their offensive work They lacked scoring punch against the Tar Heels but they offered lots of ground-gaining efforts which kept alive hopes for a State score Eddie Berlinski a lad who enjoys football so much that even the opposing fans like to see him enjoying himself was the ace in the Tech attack He was State's real threat and he made a number of good runs His feature performance was a 51-yard punt return in the third quarter A quick-kick by Little hit at State's 25 and rolled to the Berlinski scooped up the ball came to the 40 fooled three Tar Heels went wide to the right and down the sideline to the 29-yard line where Little made the tackle after artfully dodging Piloseno blocking for Berlinski State led in first-downs 13 to 8 but Carolina supporters are willing to trade off that advantage for the difference in the point-scoring The Tar Heels with two touchdowns coming on long gains and not counting as first-downs outgained State considerably Carolina ran four less ground plays than the Techs 48 to 52 and wound up with net gains of 298 yards by rushing compared to 184 for State Two Chared It was a hard-fought game but the boys stuck to their knitting just about all the time The only ex ception came early the third Quarter when State's Art Rooney and Carolina's Charlie Slagle a guard misbehaved when Rooney was tackled as he returned a great punt by Burnette Both Rooney and Slagle were chased from the game That "gTeat punt" came on a play which started inches away from the Tar Heel goal and followed a fine punt A kick by Rooney had landed at the 20 and rolled towards the end zone Cecil Brownie State guard managed to fall on the ball despite a fine block by Burnette and so the Tar Heels were backed against their goal Burnette put his foot into the it hit at State's CARO INA SCORES this section The week-end will bring a full store of games for Big Five clubs with another game near enough at hand for these parts it's not hard to see that none will attract the attention that the battle at Durham will The football week-end opens cn Friday night with Wake Forest's Deacons meeting Erskine's Seceders in the Deacs' first home game There are three games on Saturday all on foreign fields: State at Furman (night) Carolina at New York University and Davidson at Virginia Military So that set-up leaves everything wide open for the Duke-Tennessee oncounter It's the feature of Duke's Homecoming Day The game at Durham will bring renewal of one of the greatest of foot-ball coaching rivalries in the South that between Wallace Wsde of Duke and Major Bob Neyland of Tennessee It all utarted back in 1928 at Tuaca-looha Alabama Coach Wade Alabama boys Kicked: off and Gene McEver now head coach at took the ball for Tenn essee at the five-yard line and started id He reached tha 30 40 and mid field without being: checked worked over 1o the other side of th field escaped Alabama's last man and scored Th game was but half a mln Utc old Alabama took the Suther ran it back to the 40 On the next play he broke off-tackle and his blockers led him over the line for a touchdown Two minutes gone two touchdowns acroM Twas in such a way that the Wade Neyland rivalry started The score of that first game by the way: Tennessee 15 Alabama 13 That score should sound very familiar to Duke followers The next year McEver went over for the lone touchdown in a 6-0 victory for Tennessee and Neyland but only after Alabama's final-period rally carried to the one-inch line (maybe closer) They swapped victories durina the next two seasons Alabama won by 18-6 in 1930 in 1931 Wade's first Duke ar ray dropped a 25-2 decision It's Close A cain Things Rot close again the next year Duke went to Knoxville in 1932 with every expectation of taking a bad lick ing It started that way too when Tennessee quickly ran over two touch downs The Vols started off to another tally hut Fred Duke's All America tackle of the next season In terccpted a pass and ran 78 yards for touchdown Then Duke took over con trol and scored again The try for extra point failed and the score stood at 13-all with two minutes remaining The Vols rallied and with Beattie Feathers driving along reached Duke's 20 After three line plays failed Breezy i wynn dropped back and slipped placement through the bars for a 16-13 edge It was Duke's turn in 1933 at Dur ham A field goal by Corky Cornelius in the first quarter put Duke ahead but a safety made it awfully close before the end of the half: Duke 3 Tennessee 2 Then with Crawford putting the brakes on Feathers the Blue Devils scored in the final quarter to make It iu-z Then at Knoxville the season the Vols scored an upset victory Duke had a 6-0 lead at intermission but the Vols came back in the final periods for a 14-6 decision In 1935 the coaching rivalry lapsed with Neyland away irom ivnoxviue for a year That season the Blue Devils scored a 19-6 victory over Major ism uritton charges Another Upset Last year brought another upset at me tsiue Jjevus expense Elmore Hack ney put Duke ahead with a 52-yard punt return but a safety started the vols on the way A series of fast and running plays gave the Vols a touchdown and a 9-6 lead but Duke's Ace marker took a pass from Hackney in the end rone with Tennessee boys all around him and the Blue Devils led 13-9 with three minutes to bo The Blue Devils got the ball on thelr 20 and everything looked safe A line play brought a gain but Duke drew a five-yard penalty for backfield in motion Hackney then broke away both teams were offside Then Parker punt- ea ine Dan went down the side nes and skipped out on Tennessee's 12 It looked even safer for the Blue Devils But the play was recalled and Duke was penalized for being offside Parker punted again The ball follow ed almost the same route it had taken before but Red Harp scooped it in snd broke to the side in the open field Five blockers grouped In front of Harp smashed Parker down and Red dashed over Although the strength of the team can't be judged too well Coach Dizzy McIeod must have something down at Furman In two games the Purple Hurricane has scored 77 points to none for opposition Furman beat Newberry 19-0 under wraps and on Friday night routed Wofford 58-0 June Scott back paced the Hurricane in these games The Techs nevertheless figure to do well They routed Furman last year 27-0 Carolina's invasion of the Violet stronghold is the second in two yenrs Last year In the Yankee Stadium the Tar Heels took a 14-13 triumph They rang up two touchdowns in the opening half and dominated play until the final period Then the Violet rallied and scored twice missed a tie because of failure to convert after the first touchdown Tom Burnette's placements did it for the Tar Heels The Violet rates somewhat stronger this year than in 1936 In the opener ran tip a 37-6 margin over Pennsylvania Military perennial breather for Eastern big shots At LexJng-ton Vp in Lexington they're calling the Davidson-V I meeting "the game Captain Al Fielder and his mates have been waiting for" The luckless Cadets 12-6 victims of Elon and 18-7 victims of Temple in their two games thus far hoping for a kickback that will start entries on the victory side of the ledcer for their new coach Pooley Hubert Most of the Cadets who took a 38-12 licking at Davidson last season are on this year's team and they've waited a year to get a chance to avenge that heavy sixth in a row for uaviason in the schools series ihe schools rivalry dates back to Memphis Tenn Oct Fairway queens ranging from girls in the 'teens to a galaxy of veterans invaded Memphis today for the Southland's first national golf championship The 136 riitrirs representing 32 Ma ten and Ireland will trek to the starting tee Monday morning Among them are several Southern threat who Mill rek to give nixie its first crown since Atlanta's Alexa Stirling won her third title in a row In 1920 Veterans forecait a par round of 79 would win medalist honors annexed last year at Canoe Brook with a "8 by Mrs Es4elle Iwson rage of Chapel Hill Mrs Page is entered again BLUE DEVILS TAKE Teeny Lafferty Offers Great Exhibition as Wildcats Go Down in Defeat (Continued From Pags Five) again snd tossed a perfect pas to Ned Iverson in the end lone who made the catch although surrounded by Duke defenders And the score was still 21-6 when Williams' place kick was blocked by Hudgins A 45-yard kickoff return by Bob O'Mara gave Duke another touchdown In short order O'Mara took the ball on his own 20 and was finally downed by Stair on Davidson's 35 Silver Smith back to pass found no one open and it was just as well for he decided to run and was finally forced out of bounds on the Davidson one-yard line O'Mara bucked it across and Duke led by 27-6 Hackney's placekick missed Davidson almost scored on the next kickoff or rather it should be Lafferty for he's Davidson The Teeny one took Brunansky's kick-off on his own five came right down the center of the field to the Duke 40 where he was caught from behind by Hackney three touchdowns that Hackney cut Lafferty out cf and two that Lafferty cut Hackney out of! LafTerty running and passing pushed the ball to the Duke 30 Here lafferty tired to death was taken from the game Hunter his sub passed to Iverson but it was intercepted by Smith on Duke's 20 and he later- ailed to Hackney who went 35 yards to the Davidson 45 O'Mara then went Into action He went off tackle for 12 yards Hackney got three at end O'Mara smashed through for 14 more and a first-down on the Davidson's 16 O'Mara got four more Smith went to the Davidson's six and then got three more but the Blue Devils drew a 15-yard holding penalty to set them back to the 21 But that didn't stop them Smith passed to Hudgins for 19 yards to the Davidson two and after O'Mara had made a yard Smith went over for the touchdown Hackney's place-kick was good and the scoring was over McAfee almost got loose for another Duke touchdown in the final second of play when he intercepted Hunter's pass on his own 45 and ran to the Davidson 25 Hall to Teenyi There was one star that stood out for Davidson and you guessed it without trying This boy should get all the honors any back has ever gotten for he's truly a great football player For the second straight year he kept the Blue Devils in hot water all the time The Davidson line played a grand game for the first half but that was all Little good line play from Davidson could be seen in the last half but maybe it was Duke's good line play instead of Davidson's bad Thoe things must be figured in Eric (The Red) Tipton again led the Duke offensive but a brilliant spark was supplied by the speedy Hackney and a sound wallop was packed by big Bob O'Mara McAfee made his best showing of the year Duke showed plenty of bad spots during the game a string of right ends being sent into action although Herb Hudgins the other fiankman covered himself with glory and played probably the best game on the field among the linemen Dan Hill that Duke tiger in the middle of the line continued advances There was no yardage gained over Dan As far as Duke is concerned It set the stage for that "Battle of the South" against Tennessee in Duke Stadium a week from today ARGENTINE ILLINOIS SPLIT HAWTHORNE CARD Chicago Oct 2 Argentine and Tlhnois shared honors the two closing feature events at Haw thorne today Sargaio from South America won the John Schank Memorial handicap and Our Count scored in the co-feature event the Hawthorne handicap Sargazo owned by A Silver and ridden by Jockey Francis Mas-chek charged down the long home stretch in the Schank Memorial at six-furlongs and got up to conquer Mrs A Creech's Miss Dolphin by a head Silverette racing for George Watts was third Sargazo ran the distance in 1:12 1-5 paying $1260 to win $520 to place and $280 to show Our Count owned by Davl-pon of Naperville 111 galloped to an easy victory winning by four lengths Jockey Paul Ryan leading winning rider at the Hawthorne meeting rode the winner Frank Abbate's Prince Torch was second Miss Saxon racing for Fran Barton was third Our Count ran the distance kn 1:44 4-5 The mutels paid $1400 AT DAVIDSON Holland Negro End Is Big Star in Final Rush For 40-7 Cornell Win Duk will plv Colgs'e Msmll-rm on October 23 By FALL MICKELSOV Ithaca Oct Far abova Cayuga's water burst an almost unbelievable flood of touchdown! today Two bursts in the first period n-ether in the second and three more in the fourth as Carl Snavely's Big Red Cornell football team swamped and drowned Andy Kerr's once-feared Red Raiders from Colgate by the almost unbelievable score cf 40-7 before a stunned and almost slap-happy crowd of 15000 spectators The defeat worst suffered by the cagey Kerr since he took command cf the Bed Raiders in 1929 was turned into a rout and a Colgate "washout in the final period as Brud Holland Cornell's Negro end whirled and swirled through the ihell-shocked Colgate line for three touchdowns The big Red team bounced right oft the floor before they turned loosa the flood gates Before the Kame had gone six minutes Colgate had recovered a wild Cornell pass from center and cashed in with a touchdown Ed Lalor tossed a pass good for 15 yards and the score to Don Wemple who wriggled across Red Chesbro kicked the extra point and the Cornell contingent yelled "Hold 'Em" Turning Point But the complexion of the game changed with lightning rapidity Lalor dropped Elliot Hooper's kickoff and Vineichler Cornell quarterback pounced on the loose ball on Colgate's 25 Ken Brown ploughed over on two bucks Bob Rose kicked the extra point and the score was tied That was the big turning point tit the lop-sided game Back came Cornell with reverses passes and long runs interspersed by a great one-handed catch of a 20-yard pass by Holland to rush to Colgate's three Whit Baker drovt over to core Thereafter it was a rout Getting possession on a punt exchange on Colgate's 36 Cornell scored in eight plays with Rose going over from the one-yard line Chesbro blocked his kick On the first play of the final disastrous period Holland cored the first of his three touch downs with a 28-yard end-around dash through his right tackle Rose gain placekicked the extra point Recovering Howie Herman's fumble on Colgate's seven Holland slipped through and Rose again kicked goal making the score 34-7 A 30-yard dash to Colgate's 16 by Karl Nelson set Holland up for he third and final score Bob Meagher's kick was short The Ineups: POS COLGATB CORNTLL LE Ritchko Holland LT Chesbro McKeever LGLucy Roth CEclc Hughes Hooper KT ScoviUe Van Ranst REWerrple Spang JJBA Burke Eichler LHLong Baker BH Jaeger peck TB Lalor Brown Score by periods: Colgate 0 Cornell 14 6 0 20 Colgate scoring: Touchdowns Wem- Point sifter touchdown Chesbro placement) Cornell Brown Baker Rose (sub for Brown) Holland 3 Points after touchdown Rose 4 (placements) VIOLET USES LONG PASS TO DROP CARNEGIE 18-14 Carolina will play New York ta New York on Saturday of thta week Pittsburgh Oct (JP) 2tw "York University uncorked a bold but smooth overhead attack today to pull a football game out of the fira jn tha final two minutes of play and defeat Carnegia Tech 18 to 14 Bernard Bloom quarterback faded to his own 35-yard line and heaved a 53-yard pass directly into the arms of Joseph Sivak substitute right halfback for the surprise victory Twenty-one thousand sweltering fans the non-shrinking Violets come back with a vengeance after a first half which was all Carnegie Although the Bloom-Sivak act sewed up the game jrambled on the "rifle right" arm erf Eddie Boell substitute quarter for their two other touchdowns Early In the fourth period Boell passed and plunged from midfleld the three-yard stripe then flipped io Milton Miller for a touchdown In the previous quarter Boell passed to George Savaree for the score Tech opened up and presented meir new coacn am isern wntn a touchdown early in the second -j -t penoa wnen jvienyn wnaii sopn- omore quarterback caught a pass cm the 30 and raced to the three-yard line Fullback Jack Lea osswied ft over A frsr minutes later Lee Intercepted a pass and returned it to the 34 After a few short passes and pfunces Kerry Matelan halfback rammed over from the 2-yard line BOSTON COLLEGE GETS VICTORY OVER KANSANS State will play Boston FViJ-lge In Boston on October 30 Newton Mass Oct 2 (JP) The powerful Boston College elevel unleashed a terrific running attack against Kansas State here today to defeat the Wildcats 21-7 in an in-erseetional battle before 15000 fans The Eagles bunched two touchdowns in the opening period After Kansas State had scored its lone tally in the final stanza Boston retaliated by chalking up a third totichdown only a few second be- the closing whistle Vrm Little ha two of th argt lckle in big-tlir football tn Bafts- MARKET SERVICE STATION AMOCO Expert LUBRICATION Corner Martin and Person Sts HP THE NEW 11 in ji is of mouth advertising has sold more Hardspun than all other mediums put together When men a good buy they tell others and every Hardspun is a Hardspun booster This exclusive 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