The News Tribune from Tacoma, Washington • 13

Huskies Defeat Trojans Stackpool Counts Two Touchdowns for the Washington Grid Eleven Lutherans Outscore Central Gladiators Capture Winko Title With 14-0 Win to Play Gonzaga Nov 29 Hrn are of Coarh Eddie against the Stadium Tigers Thurs day afternoon at Stadium In the annual Thanksgiving day feature be-1 tween the two Tacoma schools Tho stars shown In tho picture from 1 right to left ore Howard Pyfer husky guard who does the kicking for the Abes Churk Moe two year letterman tackle and one of standouts on tho club and Logan Blades tall wlngman who Is rated ono of the best in the city at his position THE TAGQMASiNEWS 'TRIBUNE Stanford Thumps Beavers Indians Score Three Touchdowns in Nine Minutes to Down Oregon State SUNDAY NOVEMBER 17 1940 Grid Results By DAN WALTON The Pacific Luthern Gladlalora rolled nut the mobile unite to back up the aerial arm and defeated Central Washington of Ellineburg 14 to 0 Saturday afternoon at the Tacoma Stadium before an eiti-mated 7000 fane soldier and civilian Tho game completed the regu- larly scheduled session for tho Lutherans with seven wins In as many starts and made sure they alone will have a lease on the Washington Intercollegiate throne room which they shared last season with Eastern of Cheney To nay Goasaga As the game ended Mayor Harry Cain announced that arrange- ments had been completed for the Lutherans to meet Gonzaga uni- versity at the local arena Friday night Nov 29 in the headline attraction of Tacoma's recent football history In overcoming the five year jinx that Coach Leo Nicholson of El- Iensburg has held over them the Lutherans Saturday made successful scoring thrusts by land and air in the second and third periods to hit the Jackpots while the Wildcats held the advantage In most of the statistical departments The Lutherans did not shoot so often the passing pyrotechnics usual main line of their attack largely because the powerful Wild cats were rushing Marv Tommervik and covering well and because the Lutherans were playing the game safer than customary The Lutherans connected on seven of 17 air shots good for 98 yards which is hardly par for the course for them but the Tommy-gun kid showed his all around ability by sparking the ground attack and getting off wo beautiful 54 yard quick kicks The Little All-American candidate returned kicks and one Intercepted pass for 98 S'ards picked up 41 yards on rushing plays and punted eight times for an average of 41 yards He tossed 15 passes completed five for 73 yards 8core In Second The Lutherans scored early in the second period paying off on a march that started when young Mr Tommervik ran back Glenn kick 12 yards to the Wild- 48 Bob Tommervik and Marv Harshman collaborated on picking up four yards as the first 'PrIod ended Harshman tossed to Bob Tommervik for an eight yard gain The Tommygun faked pass then ran eight yards around end He then threw to Marty North for a 17 yard gain taking NKthe ball to I he 10 yard line Harshman picked up three yards and North on an end around car-rled the pigskin to the two yard marker Harshman went over on his second shot at the line Blair Tbylor place kicked for the extra point Marv Tommervik to ypu started the Glads on their way to their second touchdown in the TT third period when he galloped Far-r kick back 25 yards to the El-Iensburg 38 Marv picked up a couple of yards A lateral pass was ruled forward Master Marv threw a long pass to Earl Platt and in-terference was ruled on the play giving the Lutherans the ball on the five Ellensburg then was ruled offside and the prolate ad' vanned to the one yard zone Marv 'Haifcma again went over on his second try Taylor again kicked for the added point The Wildcats partially blocked a punt by Taylor late in the third period and from then on played the bait game in the Lutherans' back yard Once they were on the two Mr yard line and again on the four yard line as heavy socking Jim 1 Lounsberry Central fullback powered a driving attack Sharing the backfielding honors with Lounsberry for the visitors Ry GAIL FOWLER SEATTLE Nov 16-iP-Two tourhdnwn runs hy crashing Jack Stackpool hard hitting fullback-one of them for 78 gave the University of Washington Huskies a 14 to 0 victory iver the Trojnna from Southern California today before a homecoming crowd of 30000 fans Aside from a couple of third period thrusts the Trojan's attack waa ineffective and it was only the quick kicking of Halfback Jack Bants which snuffed out Washington's chances to roil up a higher score Backed up continually in the first two periods hy Banta's sensational quick kicking the Husklea struck suddenly for their first score Stackpool Cuts Loose Taking possession on their own 13 they moved to the 22 in two plays then sent Stackpool to the short tide outside the Trojan right tackle He cut hack through he secondary and then outdistanced ihe ponderous Trojans to the goal line for a 78-yard jaunt Tackle Byng Nixon cut down the last Trojan with a chance to nail Stackpool at the five yard line Placeklck Specialist Johnny Mla-en came through like clockwork to methodically boot the extra point A A pass Interference on a fling All UCLA Touch- I from Halfback Dean McAdams to i Sub End Earl Younglove set up the final score Troy's soph quarterback Ray Woods was called for interfering with Younglove on the 23 yard toss from the Troy 28 and Washington had the ball on the visitors' five Stackpool smacked the middle for no gain on the first play then headed for the same spot again ducked to his left and sneaked inside Troy's right end to zig-zag across the goal line standing up Mizen again did his duty and the way the game 14-0 The first half was a punting duel with Banta'a quick kicks matching long punt formation spirals The Huskies fumbled four times while the Trojans bob-bled twice as incipient drives were thwarted Troy had a chance in the opening period when Sub Fullback Mel Bleeker recovered a fumble by slippery Halfback Ernie Steele on the Husky 46 Troy battered to the 30 before being forced to punt over the goal line Trojans Drive With Quarterback Bob Berryman sparking the drive the Trojans got under way in the third period to drive 16 yards to the Husky 33 Banta had to punt however and Steele trying to return was smeared on his own two McAdams kicked out to the Husky 38 and a fumble slowed the Trojans who finally kicked again from the Husky 30 After Washington's second touchdown the Troymen initiated a desperate passing attack but interceptions by sub halfback Dwight Smith and sub fullback Bob Snow halted the onrush Washington outdowned the Trojans 8 to 6 and netted 215 yards to 168 McAdams completed five of 13 passe for 51 yards while the Trojan pitchers made 41 yards In 14 tries completing three and having a pair intercepted Stackpool netted 100 yards in rushing in 14 tries for a 714 average while Berryman who had 54 yards in 10 tries led the Troy ball carriers with a 540 average The lineups and summary: (0) Posw (14) Krueger LE McDowell Wilier LT Conley Benson LG Frankowski Dempsey Mucha Sohn RG Greenwood DcLauer RT Nixon Davis RE Marx Berryman QB Means Bundy LH Steele Banta RH McAdams Peoples FB Stackpool Score by periods: 0 0 0 Washington 0 7 0 Washington scoring: Touchdowns Stackpool 2 point from touchdown Mizen 2 (sub for Stackpool) placeklck) Referee Price (California) umpire Huebel (Michigan) head linesman Ralph Coleman (Oregon State) field judge Jimmy Mitchell (Gonzaga) Robinson Defeats Cougars Dusky Back Tallies downs as Bruins Win 34 to 26 LOS ANGELES Nov Jackie Robinson led the University of California at Los football team out of the wilderness today The found himself for the first time this year as his Uclan team mates found victory for the first time in eight and an exciting 34-26 victory the favored Washington State Cougars was chalked up by the Bruins Robinson broke a third quarter deadlock with a 61-yard touchdown run and when the Washington State eleven pressed again and made the score the Bruin halfback settled the once and for ail with a 73 run from scrimmage through frantic Cougar team The 180 pound hack a all year accounted for every touchdown passing to his for the first three tallies Ulcan got off to a 6-0 lead the Cougar hacks Bill Sewell Greeley and Felix Fletcher the field goal kicking of Right Tackle Stan soon had it 13 to 6 before the quarter ended Johnson kicked goals from the 34 and 30 and the second period the Cougars scored again giving them a 20-6 Before the half had ended Robinson had pitched the Bruins to two touchdowns and the was tied at 20-20 at half Robinson took a Cougar punt ran it back 61 yards in a spectacular dash hooted his third conversion and A led 27-20 Washington State put on its only sustained drive of the day a 76 march and crossed the goal Johnson trying for his fifth straight place kick missed With five minutes to go the Bruins took the kickoff and two later with the ball on their Robinson yanked loose reversed his field and streaked 75 for the clinching touchdown Lineups and summary: Pos A Susoeff LE Smith Schade LT Finlay Englmann LG DeFrancisco Matheson Giguiere RG Cohen Johnson RT Sommers RE Simpson QB Toland Sewell LH Robinson Fletcher RH Bare McLennan FB Overlin Score by periods: Washington State 17 7 0 A 6 14 7 Scoring: Washington Slate Touchdowns Fletcher Sewell 2 Field goals Greeley Abes Gun for Tigers Sr Lincoln Abet who will go Hawkeyes Defeat Irish Iowa Hands Notre Dame First Setback of Season to Tune of 7-0 SOUTH BEND Ind Nov Mighty Notre Dame fell from the ranks of the nation's undefeated and untied teams today bowing to the amazing Iowa Hawk-eyes who performed brilliantly when the breaks came their way to score a 7 to 0 victory before 50000 shivering spectators The hopes of the Fighting Irish for their first perfect season in a decade foundered on their own mistakes and the inspired play of the Iowans who had lost four games in a row Iowan Performance Iowa using only 15 men in the entire game staved off every Irish thrust until the final period when their opportunity came Notre Dame early in the fourth drove to the Hawks' one yard line but the much-defeated underdogs held and took the ball on downs Jim Youcll punted out and the Irish roared back to the 10 yard line At this point Captain Milt Piepul fumbled and Iowa's captain Mike Enich snatched the hall in mid-air and ran 36 yards to the Iowa 46 The aroused Irish stopped the attack and Youell punted to the Irish 25 A1 Couppee intercepted Bob Saggau's pass on the first play and returned eight yards to the 23 The Hawks drove to the 17 and Bill Gallagher tried a field goal from the 25 hut his hoot was wide of the' uprights The luckless Irish started from their own 20 hut again on the first play little Steve Bagarus fumbled and Ken Pettit recovered on the Notre Dame 24 Big Bill Green roared through the Irish for 22 yards in two plays Gallagher added one at renter and then Green smashed over right guard for the touchdown Gallagher placekicked the point Threaten Again Saggau returned the subsequent kickoff 23 yards to the Irish 35 With four minutes to play Saggau began passing The first toss missed Boh Hargrave and the second was intercepted by George Frye who returned eight yards to the Notre Dame 34 Green and Gallagher alternated in banging away at the line driving to the six as the game ended The Hawks previous to their scoring outburst had not advanced beyond the Notre Dame 35 apparently having little semblance of either a running or passing attack The Irish likewise were not too impressive except in spurts DENVER SCORES GRID VICTORY DENVER Nov Relying on baffling reverses Denver Uni' versity' Pioneers overpowered Utah State's Farmers today 34 to 6 and remained in the running for a share in the Big Seven conference title IP-Dusky Angeles gridiron just a starts over battling 20-20 close 27-26 issue yard the disappointment Bruin mates The hut Don plus brilliance Johnson first field in lead however score time and yard however plays 25 yards Stone Johnson 2 (placements) Points from try after touchdowns Johnson 2 (placements) Touchdowns Robinson 3 Anderson (Smith) Simpson Points from try after touchdowns Robinson 4 (placements) Referee Tom Fitzpatrick (Utah) umpire Cort Majors (California) head linesman Russell Cripes (Wabash) field judge George Costello (Colorado) Apostoli to the New York-Californla middleweight crown with a seven round technical kayo over Freddie Steele of Tacoma a few years ago in New York It was a non title affair but in the ensuing confusion Apostoli was declared champion even after Steele lost his rrown to Hoitak in a one round kayo The rest of Tursdny night's card: Semi Harry Matthews Emmett Idaho vs Al Penna Spokane middleweight (6) Special Ernie Washburn Edmonds vs Danny McCarthy Seattle middleweight! 6) Eddie Powell Seattle vs Bob Logan Salt Inke City light-heavyweights (6) Lyle Williams Seattle vs Jackie Mullins Mounl Vci-nnn Wash light heavyweights (1) Turkey Day Tilt Starts at 12:15 Lincoln and Stadium high school athletic officials announced Saturday that the annual Thanksgiving day football game between the rival prep elevens at Tacoma Stadium would again begin at 12:15 o'clock The early starting time has found favor in the past because of elimination of any conflict between the game and observance of the holiday Idaho Club Downs CPS Coyotes Defeat Puget Sound 20-6 in Conference Fray CALDWELL Ida Nov College of Idaho cinched a share of the Northwest conference football championship today by defeating College of Puget Sound 20 to 6 in a homecoming battle End George Blankley intercepted a Puget Sound pass in the second period and raced 79 yards for the first Idaho score Ralph (Rabbit) Bennett scored the other two touchdowns one on a 17 yard jaunt and the other on a 30 yard run The Loggers were within the 10 yard zone just before the half time gun ended their scoring threat After Bennett's fumble Remsen made four yards to 22 Fielder lost to 27 bul a penalty put the ball on the Coyote 12 Fielder gained a yard Remsen threw an incomplete pass then connected for a yard Madden got to the one yard line on a reverse and McLaughlin bucked over Puget Sound College of Idaho Underwood LE Moles LT Tregoning LG Busco Boyle RG Gray RT Maycumher RE McLaughlin Guame Madden Rogers Schmidt Slarns Moore Hay Harshbarger Blankley Russell LH Bennett RH Cammann McMaster Iverson Scoring: College of Blankley Bennett (2) Conversions Hayman 2 (placements) Officials Bert Pearson umpire Stub Allison head linesman Jim Lyke Tigers Defeat Yale Bulldogs In Grid Clash PRINCETON Nov 16 JP Sandbach whose brother Ken was a mighty man around here in '35 and '36 trotted onto Palmer Stadium field Just before the last of 45000 fans was about to freeze in his seat late today and place-kicked a 27 yard field goal to give Princeton a 10 to 7 victory over Yale The two old rivals contending for the Three" crown that used to be so important had been deadlocked at 7-7 since the second period and it looked like they would end up that way when with a little over two minute to go Sandbach broke out of his blanket and did his stuff Zale vs SEATTLE Nov The Pacific Northwest was warming up today to a personable pair of young villains who had the effrontery to knock out this region's two outstanding middleweight champions of recent vintage The young villains are Tony Zale (he National Boxing association's middleweight champion and Freddie Apostoli one time holder of the New York-Californla version of the title Zale the former steel puddler from Gary Ind won his title by knneking out A1 Iloslak of Seattle in 13 rounds here last summer and he meets Apoaloll the ex-San Francisco bellhop in a 10 round non title fight in the Civic auditorium here next Tuesday night Apostoli established his claim DAN WALTON EDITOR PAGE 13-A and Mary (Norfolk Branch) 0 SOUTH Alabama 14 Georgia Tech 13 Louisiana Slate 21 Auburn 13 Tulane 21 Georgia 13 Mississippi State 46 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team that Clark Shaugh-nessy coached from the Coast conference cellar to undisputed leadership in one season assured itself of nothing less than a tie for the title One game remains to be played against California With aix conference wins to its credit Stanford can do no worse than an even finish with Washington with still two games to go And inasmuch as the round table Indians already have vanquished Washington 20-10 there was not much more left than the shouting The assumption on all sides today was that the balloting of 10 conference members who vote on the western representative for the Rose Bowl would be a mere formality As was the case in victories against Southern California and Washington the unstoppable Stanford boys put on another stunning rally to conquer one of their toughest opponents Score Tied The score was tied 7-7 as they came out for the third period Within a period of nine minutes gridiron machine had crashed over with three touchdowns and a margin that made most of the 35000 fans rooting for them relax in relief Cheers filled the air as the Indians smashed 50 yards to break the deadlock pounded 33 yards after recovering a fumble then hit the turf on a 61 yard thrust after an intercepted pass Oregon State oulscored but still full of fight came back in the last quarter to capitalize on a Stanford fumble and move 19 yards for a touchdown For a short time thereafter the Northerners were still in the running They passed and smashed 70 yards to 11-yard marker then lost the oval on an intercepted pass Stanford scored on the first scries of plays after receiving the kickoff The 71 yard advance took exactly three and one-half minutes Oregon State retaliated with a march of its own to travel 58 yards and score 11 minutes after the game had opened It tied the count and they finished the half even up 7 to 7 Sparking the sensational attack of what many believe to he the greatest team in Stanford history was Frankie Albert 170 pound quarterback The tricky little field general aside from calling I he plays and handling his share of duties on defense gave an exhibition of left footed punting that brought gasps of amazement from the crowd He kicked for an average of 526 yards In addition he bobbed up to intercept several passes at crucial moments passed to Right Halfback Hugh Gallarneau for the third touchdown and did most of the ball booting on the kickoffs Lineups and summary: Oregon State Pos Stanford Leovich LE Graff Sears LT Stamm Halverson 1X3 Taylor Greenough Llndskog Younce RG Palmer Sunder RT Banducrl Peters RE Myer Peters QB Albert Dethman LH Kmetovic Durdan RH Gallarneau Kisselhurgh FB Vucinich Score hy periods: Oregon Stale 7 0 0 7-14 Stanford 7 0 21 0 28 Stnnfnrd scoring: Touchdowns Vucinich Kmetovic Gallarneau Parker (sub for Vucinich) points after touchdown Albert 4 (place kicks) Oregon State scoring: Touchdowns Peters Leovich: points after touchdown Younce 2 (place kicks) Officials: Referee Land-reth (Friends): umpire Blnlr (Southern California) head linesman Conlan iSt Mary's) field judge Lee Eisan (California) I By Aioclil4 Prett FAR WERT Washington 14 Southern California 0 Stanford 28 Oregon State 14 California 14 Oregon 6 University of California at Los Angeles 34 Washington State 26 Pacific Lutheran 14 Central Washington 0 Gonzaga 13 Detroit 7 Idaho 6 Nevada 0 College of Idaho 20 College of Puget Sound 6 New Mexico University 45 Arizona State (Flagstaff) 26 Montana Mines 25 Whitworth 8 EAST Boston college 10 Georgetown 18 Pcnncylvania 48 Army 0 Navy 0 Columbia 0 (tie) Cornell 7 Dartmouth 3 Harvard 14 Brown 0 Princeton 10 Yale 7 Penn State 25 New York university 0 Nebraska 9 Pittsburgh 7 Colgate 7 Syracuse 6 West Virginia 9 Kentucky 7 Villanova 13 Manhattan 6 Temple 6 Holy Cross 6 (tie) George Washington 6 Kansas 0 Carnegie Tech 18 Franklin-Marshall 6 Williams 19 Amherst 6 Hardin Simmons 27 Catholic 19 Lafayette 40 Western Maryland 7 Albright 3 Lebanon Valley American university 20 Juniata 12 Boston 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Washington Jefferson 30 Allegheny 0 Wen Llhery (W Va) State 18 Potomac Stale 0 Bluefleld (W Va) 25 William But today Kimbrough shared the glory with a six foot sophomore end gangling lad named Bill (Jitterbug) Henderson who threw the crowd of 30000 into a panic with eight consecutive catches for i total of 117 yards Not until this astonishing string bean essentially a basketball play or had enrolled at Texas A A did he play football Now he ranks as the league's top pass snagger He was in (he Rice secondary nil afternoon grabbing pusses all the way from two to 34 yards Only once was Rice in this hall gnme Deep in the fourth period second and third stringers dotted the Aggie line they put on drive featuring Bob Brumley a magnificent hnck thnt surged to the Aggie 11 Rut there it slopped Prior to I hat the Aggie 42 was I heir nest effort Kimbrough Is Star As Aggies Down Rice (Continued on Next Page) Heavy Fog Mars Meet Weather Hits Hot Stove Program and a Attendance About 200 loyal Hot Stovers braved the fog Saturday night to attend (he first meeting of the season at the American Legion hall The attendance was smaller than anticipated but those there had a highly enjoyable evening The fog also cut part of the pro- gram Bob Brown president of the Vancouver dub and Carl Mays who is expected to be connected with the Salem club failed to ar-! rive sending word they were held up hy the weather However there were four unexpected guests in Bill Ulrich A MJ Montgomery and Milton Han't auer of the Spokane club and McCullough of Yakima who -prevlously had said they could not attend They are here to attend th I league meeting Surfday 22 Special guests of honor were Olson Marvin Tommervik Marvin Harshman of I he Pa--ciflc Lutheran college football 'tdam who were given a tremen- dous ovation herausn of the bril-2 liant victory of the Glndiators over the Central Washington Wildcats Saturday afternoon HEVTTIK Sv iVu-Sistlstlcs of Sniilhorn Cali fnnfhall i aiinif: I (' Flint iIiihiis Vnl (alm-tl lr nHilna mm 127 Koran Hi pannes sttrnipted 14 I'orwanl pannes ootnplelrd Vanin an I tied ly furwanl paves 41 Vanin lost atlemp furs' raven I) Knrwanl latnaes Inlenepliol ljr A Vila sallied ninlnirk Int paaaen A Pnntlna average if rum ncrlm) -IS vTnlal yards kirks rellirneil SO Opponents' fumlden no -me red Varda lust ly penalties SO x-Ineluiles iKints and kliloffs Grid Contest Scores Given Here are the fnntlmll scores of the games in the Sew Trihune-Klnpfenstein's weekly football skill contest Pacific Lutheran II Central Wash 0 Puget Sound 6 Col of Idaho 30 Stanford 20 Oregon State 14 Washington II 0 Oregon 6 California It Army 0 Penn 48 Hurvard 14 Brown 0 Wisconsin 37 Indiana II Michigan 30 Northwestern IS Nebraska I Pittsburgh 1 Yale 7 Princeton 10 Hire 0 Tesas A and 38 Texas 31 Trzai Chr'ntlan Ik Navy 0 Columbia 8 tr COLLEGE STATION Tex Nov almost casually the Texas Aggies poured ruthless power and a fabulous passing game into Rice Institute today for a 25-0 triumph thnt took them to the very brink of a second successive unbeaten season Never in their classic string of 19 victories had the Cadets struck with such viciousness as today-tumbling through once-beaten Rice for 406 yards by ground and air Once again It was John Kimbrough the massive all-America fullback in the hell welher role The grinning 222 pounder prosecuted and closed his all-America cose for 1940 by shredding stout line for 108 yards on 18 carries for an average six yai'd gain lie bulled he dived he Jolted and he simply overpowered the second ranking line or the Sntilhwesi.