The Wichita Eagle du lieu suivant : Wichita, Kansas • 2

PASSES FOR 21-10 REDSKIN WIN MISSOURI VICTORY SERVES NOTICE ON BIG SIX ELEVENS TRY SLUGGING ON LONDOS TONIGHT RUNtyDiG BEATS GIANTS 26 TO 7 5 H1CAO Oct1" Big Gary Fwhiglietti provided most of the horsepower for the Chicago strong ground attack today scoring twice land ripping up huge yardage to escort the national champions to a 23 to 7 victory over the "New York Giants in a National football league game seahawWdefeat ADDS CONFUSION TO FOOTBALL SEASON r-r- i One of the most tugged linemen in Uncle 'service' will be seen in Shocker stadium next Saturday afternoon when Glen Clxsen guard on the Fort Riley 1 Centaur football team runs up against the JJnlverslty of -WlchiU 4 Wheatshcekers Clasen above is a former all-conference player' at- Louisiana' State Scribe Points Out Loss of Activity Rougher for High School Boyvto Ab-anrli rAAfiisli Nnf Yt Hit SannUtlv r' Skill of -Former: Undisputed Champ Expected to Beat Off Bid i FIRST BOUT AT iis30 I Vi CARD A- MsIb Eiut V1 Jim (814) Best Londis' (111) Boston Joefc Stuck i' CbiCSSO 1 i (alls awdlfltd two out or pIN IobI-WIbI 1 Ham Scuults 1941) uuwaufcca Vlra (232) 'Wichita Ons tali 43-minut time Unit Saoclal Ersat Wla4eir Zbyssko (24S Mew Tone IV Kapp (229) Seattle One tall tbixtr minute time limit 1 Oaenlns Boat Bad -Sor Brown (235) Shreveport vs Bill Dawson (228) Dallas Ons fall tuitr minute time limit RXTEimS rod Petersen and Buddy Siegel i- TIMEKXApEBiL-Ror Uptrao Ed it Determined to knckrk over' such a prize as bnS rated among toe greatest of all tone in toe wrestling game Jack badman of thi' mat ls expected to Itorow his complete list of tricks against Gentleman Jim Londos triienV toe palrmeet' in the mat feature at the Forum tonight Buzek eyen a-slugger In the box? lng game before finding toe irres-tlingp rules more to his liking has beconfie widely known over the country as One who regulations drawn up in a commission office stand between him And victory fg- -v- Londos however coming from' different school found quite prof? itably years agp that to6 scien tific methods were all Jhe need to gain International recognition as hi avywelght champion Today he at todsthe bnly remaining active grappler ever to have hett such a distinction and the big pf toe will go into the tonight confident hewill! dish 'out the same dose to Suzek that 'he has administered to some of the leading men of his day Gne of the leading and iqatt important factors favoring eje-champ ''however is toe: fine cm-dltlon that hu kept himself in throughout his long mat career Thlssome the closer followers of -wrestling point out wlll be toe biggest surprise the -Chicago rougher xml confront in his chance" match -j--Back another week Edwaird Virag a' gent 3ho wore toe -NIY belt around 'Wichita a lot las: season will take on Hans Schultz Milwaukee giant Jn toe special attraction yirag' still pmartini over his- second defeat by Granho-vlch has promised to introduce segne pew holds in toe first bou of hls secondT Comeback attempt Tn the two preceding preliminaries Waldek Zbyszco will take on the masked Dr Kappa-of Seattle and Bad Boy Brown 235-pound rougher from Shreveport tangles with -Bill Dawson of Dallas The opening bout will start at ff30 tickets re-nfaihihg on Sale all today at drug store l- QUIDS STOP LOSING BEATING LIONS 7 TO 0 1- BROOKLYNOct WPV-Rid-ing to victOTy on the good right arm at Sammy Baugh the Watolngtoh Idsklns retained undisputed first place! in the" eastern division of the National- football league today with a 21 to 10 victory over toe Brooklyn Dodgers Baker tJ with Victory Over College 7 of Emporia Only Untied -Club CITY: Oct 18-HflPV-The powers of Kansas college football were pushed around with abandon over the week-end arid when toe shoving desisted' only Baker University remained -where four had stooefct-i'' The Kansas conference defending champlops rolled over -College of Emporia1 33 to to undefeated1 untied and unscored on The perfect records of the other? three leaden Southwestern and Ottawa were either marred or definitely spotted Pittsburgh 1941 tltflsts in the Cen-trAl conference stepped outside -the league and suffered a 7 to 0 defeat by Rockhurst The Gorillas first setback in four starts Southwestern' also sporting a 3-game streak was held: to a Oto 6 draw by fimporia State and' the Moundbuilders had to'depehd oh a frenzy of lato passes to achieve that result Ottawa coleaders pf toe-" Kansas loop was outplayed by Kansas Wesleyah but managed ro salvage a scmeless tlq St made an auspicious start iri -toe Central conference race by blasting Fort Hays 33' to 0 The RaVen margin oyer top hapless Hays team was three touchdowns greater $han that amassed by Southwestern in its contest with toe Itie Wichita Shockers attained -toe 500' inark for toe secpnd time toh season by Overpowering Wash-bur ur i 33 to The loss was thq Xcha-bod fourth-in -a-row and left them ltlli without a score (Phersoh capitalized on a block-ed pmit to become surprise Winners to 0 intoeonly other Kansas conference game The feature game in' toe central league this week findM Pittsburg invading Southwestern for -a crucial encounter! St has an 6p-poxtunity to Increase its lead in' the Raven homecoming tilt with Washburn and Emporia State likely will spoil toe Fort Hays homecoming festivities ln a Saturday afternoon game: Baker should have little difficulty hr its! fray with Bethel in a Kansas circuit engagement Kansas Wesleyan opposes College of Emporia and McPherson- visits the Bethany who were idle last week Ottawa! rejnalns idle this xeknend while i the other conference teams scramblefto improve- thir positions Another feature on this week schedhlelhas the Fort Riley ajriny team playing at Wichita The 'service club downed the Missouri eleven 13 to 8 yesterday and has lpst only to toe Missouri varsity and Creighton in five games so far CDITZAi CONFEXENCE STANDINGS L-TPtiOpp St' Benedict'! 1' 0 1 11 Pltteburi 1 0 1 18 0 Bouthwutern 1 0 18 I Emporic state 4ie884S88i 0 IS 8 Washburn 0 2 (9 (F 31 nrtHtn 2 ffi 0v(i KANSAS CONFEBENOE STANDINGS -V Tti Opp- Baker 9 0 -88 0 21 to today by scoring two touch -dQwns on" sustained inarches and another after recovering a fumble to 12500 fans at the Polo Grounds i- hgi fslernvun Eleven Rated ns Heavy Favorite but Irish Proved Surprise Team JSERTELLI PASSES OFF 1- I By DAVE HOFF SOUTH BEND IND changing to oonfu-sipn theri to chaos the familiar upset pattern which In the Igst two Saturdays has engulfed two of the Midwest's mightiest grid aggregations Minnesota and the Iowa Seahawks Just as the Golden Gophers laded week: ago before an underrated Illinois 1 team so did Lieut CoL stalwarts from the Iowa pre-flight schoQl collapse yes terdsy to a lowly regarded Notre Dame team that supposed to stand a chance against the conquerors of Northwestern Minnesota ahd Michigan I- The Seahawks winnenr of: four straight games walked onto the field -supremely confident they would have 'nb trouble with an Irish eleven that was 1 beaten once and tied once in three previous games And there was nothing in: the first' period to disturb' that Seahawk placidity For the naval school rolled up five first downs toy none for the Irish and gained 71 yards to seven for Notre Dame- The only thing that prevented Seahawk score was a goal line pasajnterception by Angelo BertelU Irish! aerial specialist: that broke -up a navy drtye i But thereafter the tempo changed Was-really1' a lopsided game the next three periods with Notre Dame rolling up 270 yards flashing and 155 passing to the Seahawks total offense of 152 yards passing wasn't heeded nearly aa much as had' been expected He did throw ia pass to Bob Livingstone for the first Notre Dame touchdown and ail in' all threw-nine passes of-which five were completed and -none intercepted' They gained 137 yards On the other hand the Seahawks ace passer Dave' Fisher tried 13 passes and completed -five for 48 yards but four were intercepted by the alert! Irish including Crowln runback for the second Notre Dame touchdown Invalid Jerry iCowhig stomped into the game- iqthe second- half 1 and spun acrossHfor two more Irish touchdowns both climaxing marches ofpure -power sldei by just a little passing -'j l- Oddly enough the winners of the two big upsets of the last two Sat-urda ys-T-Illinois and Notre meet next Saturday at Champaign Hi- Tigers Steal Limelight League aa Other Clubs iq Prestiege HUSKERS H1T HARD KANSAS CTEV Oct The Missouri Tigers yesterday served a firm-rand in nowise gentle on their- Big 'Six football1 brothers Of a niggardly intent to continue occupancy of the conference throne oom I Revealing what Urn other league affiliates had feared xras their true stripe- the Tigers clawed I Kansak State 46 to 2 and administered the mauling In such easy fashion that critics- immediately began to argue about the winner of toe Big-Six scramble for second place Pacing the attack-Of the defending champions as usuaL was Bob Steuber senior halfback who only the Wildcats a stiff work--out but caused unusual activity among the officials th bearers of the sideline chain and even spectators 1 The big Missouri speedster scored four rpf his team's seven touchdowns three of i them oh dashes of 70 44 azd 35 yards and averaged' a little more than 20yarda in each Of his '0 tries with the pigskin: Each time Steuber lined up in toe tailback slot the customers got I ready to leap to their feetothe lad with the chain dug In for a hurried advance down the sideline and the retiree flexed his shoulder i inusdes-preparatory to elevating both hands high overhead as an indication of another scorew -t I The -ahowlngs of Oklahoma Ne-1 braska and Iowa State xrere slightly tinged with surprixe Oklahoma after three straight shutouts finally ascertained the' general location of theenemy end zone ahd proceeded to exploit its findings by handing Kansas ai 25 -to 0 blanking The Sooners uncov- ered potent passing attack of their own and effectively checked the tosses of Ray Evans to pile up -am unexpected margin of -victory 'r-' Iowa State gave a hint of better-football come by presenting its new head coach-former line coach Mike Michalske a decisive 29 to 6 triumph -over Drake Nebraska1 was thoroughly out- played by a Minnesota -team an gered over two straight but In holding the Gophers to a 15 to 2 count the Cornhuskers showed stubborn defensive tendencies The loop teams participate in strictly conference activity- this' week-end for the first time during the season' Sharing interest will be Iowa 7 invasion of Missouri and the Nebriiska-Oklahoma 'elimlna-tlon at Norman The'appar ently lmproyed Iowans should be more formidable than Kansas State -and may 'glve the Missouri scheme bf pass protection a stiff test Ne- braska ahd Oklahoma shared the runnerup spot i last year and now Ars tied' Kith Missouri for the lead: Kansas' rod Kansas State resume their tradltlbnal rivalry at Manhattan in a scrap that' could de- -termlne the cellar occupant' The standlngsl -j I t-r- Mluouil 0 JJbrskE tui'iMlj 0 OkUboms I 1 4 IhsMisiasMMMi inks State 1 Kansas State Pts op -0 48 3 0 35 0 I 0 25 25 0 28 a 40 GREENBAY PASSES TO 4S28 WIN OVER RAMS GREEN BAY WlS Oct The Green5 Bay acker ssznoth -ered the Cleveland Rams under a barrage of forward pises today to win the National professional football league game tilby a score of 45 7 to 28 A crootrd of 12000 witnessed the qontest r- i By HAROLD GRAY Sports Entertainment and itlative and they Want toput it to work 3 I' CollCgians And proa more mature could drop much mdl'e easily than the high school kids old enough to find 'Other constructive interests or even accept mass calisthenics as a substitute: But not your high school klds ThCy're living in tneir own little orld pf today The 1 Interscholastic sports already -is very real PoUegi ana and pros with money behind them may find a wAy to get from here to there regardless of trans? porta tlonj difficulties -f Most school sjxirta are conducted on and a lot 1 of them: On well-worn tire: which: when too well worn possibly can't be replaced A midwest scout reports that In his district there1 is little common carrier: service most high school teams depend' on schoo buses for getting around When the tires wear out there is considerable chance toey cantl be replaced used suchpurpcises Tires pf officials who work the countless: games every week also are getting thin- and there Is no guarantee 'that the men can get extra gas when national rationing goes Into effectT! The scout reports 'the football teams may get through the season and toe officials complete their assignments Rut he fears for basketball if conditions change The cage season will Mow sky high he fears with neither teams nor officials able to': go farther -than around the' block! Many high school athletic pro grams' In hls sedtion he says -are just hangthg cm and all now On top of' that many schools are Without jcapable coaches A mathematics prof may know a straight line ls the shortest distance between two points but when he tries to put that to Work on a football field apt to run into trouble So give a-thought to toese high schoM kids TheyTe the ones who really need competitive athletics If they have them no telling what dire things may be in store They might -even have to start studying EASTERN ELEVENS APPEAR ON WEAK SIDE THIS SEASON Santa Clara Looms-at New Pacific Coast Champion i Ohm State Is Strong GEORGIA SHOWS ClXsS By HAROLD CLASSEN NEW YORK OcL lSAil-The present football season already has had more ups and downs than a playground teeter board but -each section still has Its -unblemished elevens No sector has a monopoly although the xnlddlewest and the couth apparently are in for one bf their better years while the Pacific coast the southwest and the east eye only step behlnd Santa Clara with the defending coast champion from Oregon State as its most recent victim 7-0 has won fourin a row and should Buck Broncos get past UCLA Saturday they may enter their final game of the year with the California pre-flight team sporting an unbeaten record The coast cadets alto are undefeated to date Boston College 7 to 6 master-of the North Carolina Cloudbursters with Army' Syracuse nd Penzi art the eastern stalwarts The money- Is riding on Georgia Tech and Alabama the southwest has Texas Christian and Tulsa while theto is a major power hidden behind virtually every goal post in the midwest where Illinois aind Ohio State are building spotless reputations with Michigan Wisconsin Missouri Notre Dame the Iowa Pre-Flight Cadets and even such outfits as Northwestern and Minnesota not far off jthe pace: Irish Back ln: Race Notre Dame regained its place in the top drawer Saturday by tearing apart the previously all-winning Seahawks 28 to 0 on the passing of Angelo Bertelli and the plunging of ailing Jerry Cowhig The victory was only the second of the year for the Irish while the defeat was the first following wins over Minnesota Northwestern and Michigan for the Seahawks Illinois with Its first defeat under Ray coaching still in- the future brushed pasf Iowa 12 to 7 with guard' Alex Agase blocking a punt that brought the Hllnl-their first score Ohio -State voted the best in the: Associated Press poll last week had -Uttle trouble wiUi Purdue 26 to 0 Michigan subdued Northwestern 34 jto 16 with Tom 'Kuzma ia action for the first time this year Minnesota bounded' after two straight losses by downing Nebras-ka-15 to 2 Wisconsin with Sophomore Jack Wink running 101 yards for the payofl touchdown after intercepting a pass' stopped-Great Lakes 13 to 7 Missouri turned Bob -Steuber loose for touchdown runs -of 44 35 70 and one yards to crush Kansas State 46 to 2- California It Fading UCLA with one of the best forward walls on the coast dominated all the way In shoving- Calif ohiia out of the tjtle picture with a 21 to 0 verdict and Southern California scored its lirst win of the season 26 to 12 over previously unbeaten Washington -State Mickey McCar die plunged for two of the Trojxu markers Texas had all its own Way while drubbing Arkansas 47 to 6 and Texas Christian made a third 'period touchdown by Vain Hall stand up for a 7 td 2-victory over (Sice mighty Texas A Tulsa its goal line still unsullied conquered Washington of St Louis In a Mis souri Valley fracas 40 to 0 'H -That score was duplicated by Georgia in' its surprisingly easy triumph over Tulanea team with victories over 'southern California and Rise Georgia 7eoh also remained unbeaten by manhandllnx Davidson 33 to 9 i Capt Joe another of the erop of goodCenters was the heroln 6-to 9 defeat of Tennessee while 'Missis sippl State and Blondy Black mu tilatod Vanderbilt 33 to 0 Alvin Dsrk playing after dark broke away: on runs bf 70 and 46 yards the Louisiana State Tigers trimmed Mississippi 21 to 7 The halfback alsn helped set up the third marker Sliaughnessy: Ia Beaten Capt Joe Muha a pulverizing fullback ended Clark honeymoon at Maryland by taking the old Trmodel apart 29 to 0 1 It was the fourth straight blanklngadnilnlstered Maryland by the Virginia Military cadets-- Two other members of the south ern loop stepped outside for their opposition and returned with impressive victories Noith Carolina halting unbeaten string at sixteen 13 6 and Duke retaining its Jinx over Colgate 34 to 0 Army striking with the regular lty of a grandfather's 1 clock marched all over Columbia 34 to 6 with Capt Hank Mazur star- ring as the ball carrier and the cadet line so fast Columbia's famed Paul 'Goveraali had six aerials intercepted Dartmouth Awoke in the second half to spill Harvard 14 to 2 Fordham revived from Vita early season difficulties to trim West Virginia 23 to 14 and Navy had'to apply the pressure to subdue Yale 13 to 6 George lYanke ahd Bob Sandbach almost prbughtthe Tigers a victory ovct powerhouse but the Quak ers heavy favorites rallied in -time for a 6 to 6 deadlock Syracuse remained unbeaten with a IF to decision pverHoly Cross while Billy Hillenbrand 6f Indiana escorted win over VICHITANS SCORE TO STOP SOLDIERS yf: Commando Come fro Behind with Miller Passiritf Mates' to Victory 'Jr- MENULTY GOES STRONG I BILL HODGE (EacU Sports Stett) Wichita's Aero Commandos on a footing In Lowrenpe field- about slippery an pel on a buttered 1 pah stared bitterly at lefeRt 'for the first time fori 12 gloomy minutes' of the third QUar-ter yesterdayafternooni then iWia across two touchdowns in the dos- lng minutes bf the quarter to turn back the gallant bidofjthe Flying Kellys Of the Albuquejrque air base 14 to 3 li I iThe Kelly's in the early minutes of the third pferibd broke the score less" jinx pf the mud when Ralph Miller Commando quarterback fumbled' an army punt on dis own 10-yard stripe As the ball slipped i crazily away Charles Mathis soldie guard covered and the ers look over' i Three plays frpm that point lhoyed the army back to the Wichita l17-yard where the army 'captain's decision to attempt a field oal Improved the right oner with farshall kicking between the uprights and placing the Commandos three points back Coming back' in the fourth quar jter it appeared for awhile that the WlchUans would bow out in the i mud Big Doug McEnulty former ae however came In to save the day aa he drove the Kellys 'back tdi their own 27-yard line: wit A 61-yaTd' quick-kick- The soldiers unable to gain and unable tq'kick I the slippery ball fcffectivejy turned it ovhr to the Commandos and ithe AClchiUns were back In three play at he goal: Here again It was McEntilty to Joe Byrnes for a first down on the Kellys lLyard stripe end three plays later Miller again found Byrnes on the 5-yard stripe and he i crossed for the touchdown i Their other score canfe with part i of throwd making for -the exits as Miller intercepted a pass and slopped to the New Mexico1 Scyard Une4Thls time Miller mov-iing only slightly on the slippery footing tossed to GodgreyCieye? 'land Ram Importation in the' end 4 zone for the final score however the Commandos crossed the army goal when of the touchdowns nulli-infractibns of the rules thewanlhg mlnutesof second period they reached pay dirt es Millef scooped a two-handed pass to1 Byrnes ion -the iinhyj Uqe Official ruling on ijthe play however called the ball back on tlie charge that! Miller was' not the regulation distance jbehind 'ihe line bf scrinundge when he passed "Their other big disappointment came dnhe fourth period prior to their touchdown when an Serial- Miller to -big redhead was called back for illegal man-ln-ajtlon to toe Commando backfleld TheJ penalties made little differ- ence however to the final outcome "with the 1 superior offensive power pf the i Wichita eleven telling in the end Although the-ball at times was next to uncontroll- able the Commandos 'gained 101 yards from passing to 20 yahls pick-- ed uf by the air for the army club Oh the groiind outr rushed their opponent 79 yards to IT Only in kicking were the Wlch-ttansj surpassed by the' Kfllys with the Connie Sparks: boot lng 10 for 339 yards to 300 driven off the toe of the' Commando kick Another suppression oaHhe scor-r ixig attack of the two clubs in the first half Was owed to the use of -college rules with professional tutes governing only the last two periods A slow rain fell during the last half but dekplte the jUnpleasantness of the weafher ap- -proximate ly 2000 fana remained un tl the final gun Iltrllii tlmh rtamiAn Triilfii Oirmi -Mtrkrt 1 Nlwk -(an An Rrlltr Miller Mmmf Karra lira kata CmaalN hi SI 'v ia- Faa RE XT RU LO dll MH'n PlSla KtUfi i flaacia Deataa Falk Rrdaw Malhla i Fakiaatta Marmball Sparka Gaaa Gina Hill flrlap Krllra -fc 1 11 ss IS ass a XII Tint bewai rlnl Oaaaa raablaa Viral Saaaa Daniil tirii talaei raablnv 'YarSa laal raablat -tifli talaaS aaaalas aikar Faats aai Paata arSi Xlaka Macfts kr aaatr i'" 1 Verhle Under Par to 'Retain Title FORT SMITH AREL Oct WV-In a sensational round with all the thrills the links sport offers Wilford Wehrle Rscine Wis4side feated Lbron JHsiris golfing professor from Still wm ter Okla 3-2 this afternoon to retain his Hard--scrabble invitation golf champlon-- ship f' 1 Thexnatch was decided -on the 16th hoIebut the two played the vfull route the -fun pf It Wehrle score was a sizzling four-under while Haul man aged to eqtial par 71 In to jseml-finals this morning Harris: eliminated Vincent Allison VFbrt Smith city Champion and Wehrle coasted to an easy victory over Evans Chicago a former national golf tltlehoider In the crown -deciding match Wehf le went all out op Che first nine and hold a -two up lead at the turn' vfl Other results: lliM cooaoUoiw-Wa br MlkBrtikwuttS Bating wfi- woa-Sy 4 Mofier Pnt Small A' nih conaolaUdn Crackmm frt Sma(i defeated Dr Lepdeeker 81 Unl 1 Krtrt Tulia OUt DvfiW-- Kkna city nitnl 1 Baxter deteal-d 3 H-ndcrm Mafrt Paul MThnw'n dttnlf Hsi Sirfuji Ark John- Hat Srlni niejst- conoJaioi Work i tTen rennron hy dclaart 1 a It I v- ETRO IT Oct The Chicago Cadlnqls' amasl)ed a two-game losing streak today by pushing over fourth period touchdown to defeat the Detroit Lions 7-0 in a National football league game to- unbeaten spectators Fullback Bob MbrrowfootbaU TJtAns smart and sturdy overwhelmed Jaspers OttSWS jiimiiui 3 0 a Kansas' Wevleyan 1 0 2 8 0 20 48 58 COLLEGE FOOTBALL St 27 University of San Francisco 0 rCreighton 14 Xavier 13 LITTLE ORPHAN Blood on the Moon I' By WHITNEY' MARTIN (Will World Sports Columalit) NEW YORIC Oct All the concern' about the effects of the transportation problem oh 'sports seems to be confined to the cql-leglans and pros Nobody has given much of a tumble to thetroiibles of toe high school kids possibly figuring that troubles pile up with the yeSrs and high school kids old enough to have very many Which may be true enough but the yery youth of these future col-legiafis and -pros not to mention soldiers sailors and marines makes their sports problem more kcute Here are kids1 between 14 and 17 years old that plastic carefree period when their future is beginning to take form" with fthe form depending largely on what they do with their -time average high school kid is) wrapped up in sports- Competitives Takes them away from him and what has he got? -Well he might learn to shoot a good fast" game of Kelley pool at toe corned billiard emporium or covertly learji to puff on a corncob 'without his! stomach turning handsprings or sample private stock What is that saying about idle hands anyway? I Sure If there were'L'no inter-sclolastlc athletics the kklrf might be given calisthenics or some other form of mass training But" did you ever try to handle boys of that age in some such standardized routine? just like trying to get some sem- blance of order: out of a basketball of collie pups? bubbling with life go through the routine If they1 are forced to but toAt what they want They want- virile body-contact sports Where they tied down by 1-2-3 kick directions They have the rood old American trait of individual in- ST MARfS ROMPS i Gaels Display Grid Power in 27-0 Victory Over "i San Francisco Team 'j SAN FRANCISCO Oct St college Gaels galloped into1' the collegiate football picture today with a flashing 27-0 victory over the University of San Francisco The game was enlivened by nu merous fist fights between rival players in the roughest contest here this season The referee banished two men from each team and him self made as much yardage as tbC players stepping off 180 yards penalties The bitter rivalry' extending to the 35000 onlookers caused some of them to start fist fights in the stands Controversial fuel was heaped on the fire' last week whefa fit Mary's protested San projected use of freshmen players on the varsity On the playing field the Gaels clearly demonstrated their gridiron superiority with' yardage gained perfect passes and all-around rug? i i a SliEELERS RUN OVER EAGLES IN LAST HALF 1 i' I I Philadelphia! Oct After falling to make a first 'down In the first half the Pittsburgh Steelers broke loose for two touchdowns In toe second half today to beat the Philadelphia Eagles 14 to 0 for their third straight' victory the National football league IIE17 PLASTIC TREADS FOR ARMY HOSPITALS l' SPRINGFIELD MASS Oct 18-WV-Creation of a tread for use on -the wheels of army hospital stretcher mid related equips ment was xlls closed tonight- by- Whitlock technical engineer for Monsanto Chemlekl plattlcs division "V--: Speaking at the- American Soclet of Tool semi-annual convention Whitlock saW that his company hiul developed the tread at 1 Its Sprtogfleld plant The plastic Used watf-fc) 'durable that ft "wore out toe wear-testing equipment he said There- wab no possibility that toe plastic tread would replace rubber for the equipment after the war he added because it xras costly to produce EXPECT TULSA TO COP VALLEY itlTLE 1 i Golden vSkands Chance to Be Among Top Teams' iri Nation 'X SKELLEY DES MOINES IAVQct Oolden Hurricane is heading toward another Missouri Vajley football title and perhaps ar top spot among the nation's undefeated teams' jj The versatile Tulsa squad has rolled up 215 points -in' four games while holding its opponents scoreless and I every indicatiofi the Hurricane win finish the season without a blemish on! its record vv After three non-conference victories COach Henry boys went into: Valley competition yesterday against Wja ihington uni yersity rated as th No-1 challenger to the Hurrick dominance of thy six-team conference It was the same old story Tulsa cracking down the Byars bid 40 tp after a hard fought first half This result left little doubt that Tulsa would sweep-' through Its Valley slate' without too much trouble and the Hurricane also Will be favored over Baylor and Arkansas in remaining on-Valley contests Creighton traveled into Ohio to day tp edge Xavier 14 to 13 with Halfback TOny Porto scoring both touchdowns for the Hluejays Three other conferenceteams had their bad moments battles outside the loop bVer the weeJend Bulldogs' were smothered 29 to 6 by Iowa State playing for the first time under Its new coach Mike in their traditional Hawkeye Staty game Oklahoma A Sc and Louis likewise went down to defeat the Aggies losing to unbeaten Arizona 2d to 6 and the Billikens dropping ah inter-sectional engagement to Miami university 31 to 6 Three conference games are on this program Tulsa and St Lbuls starting the activity at St Louis Friday nighty Drake will entertain Its old rival Creighton and Washington mill invade the Aggies' camp in Saturday's contests Conference standings: TttU wl Ft OF I 49 0 1 I II I I IS SI crcahtoit I -is is i BUDDY HASSETT WEDS NIGHT CLUB DANCER JERSEY CITY Oct WP)-John Ai (Buddy)' Hassett first basemin for the New York Yankees was married here today to Miss Veronica Macklln dancer -at a Near York restaurant (the Hollywood) The marriage took place at 6L Patrick's church The Rev Bartholomew Kllcoin officiated -v I easily ndhng the prosprfnkled stais of the' Cloudbusters butplayed the young aviators way and only a blocked kick in toe final two minutes made the score close A lethargic Villanovs eleven count? ed twice in the fourth to beat Flod-ida 13 to 3 4 i A Y- a si "I.