The Commercial Appeal from Memphis, Tennessee • 21

SECTION I 21 Lynx Crushed By Howard College Under Score 26 To 7 THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL MEMPHIS SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 22 1033 Memphian Leads Dartmouth to Win Kentucky Falls Before Smart Washington Lee? Team 7 to 0 Generals Drive 52 Yards in Third Period Following 48-Yard Run of Kickoff and Score WISE AND OTH1EIIWISE BY HERBERT CALDWELL SCORES IN TRE THIRD PERIOD JTammond Takes Pass From Jones Over Goal Line ARMY SCORES EARLY TO DEFEAT ILLINOIS Touchdown in First Period the Only Scoring of Game FOLLOWS 55-YARD DRIVE I)o You Remember? tempt and twice threatened tha Kentucky goal line again by intercepting Wildcat passes deep in their territory Korcihoval'a punting kept Kentucky in the running during the firet half but in the second five Interceptions of Wildcat passes kept the bell on Kentucky's end of the field The first downs wars eight to even in Kentucky's favor but most of Kentucky's were mads on desperate second half passes Kentucky Poeltfos a Ua w1 Heathorat LTt in iii Dyif Bolin (e) Glynn 5" 2 Gumm J-J' Csnara 5 If1 BID Benton JfiC- Hatton £f- Sawyers MNMrii HiMM Bailey By Kentucky 0 I "I i a a a a 1 e-o O-T ootballlResults rlalfUk Team Start! Early and Scores in Every Intercept Two Passes for Scores BY DAVID BLOOM (Half Correa pan drat) BIRMINGHAM Ala Oct A clearly superior Howard eleven 1 scored in every period to defeat Southwestern 26 to 7 today before a disappointing crowd that was all hut lost in spacious Legion Stadium The setbsck waa South-western'a third of the season and second in the Dixie Conference group Twin deficiencies In passing and punting that have hounded Southwestern all season grasped them in a tight embrace again and pulled them into the depths of disaster A pass from Horace Guttery to Rues Garrett brought the first touchdown Tom Everetts skirted end for the second and two of the seven Lynx passes that were intercepted were responsible for the other two Captain Ray Fayet taking one across on a heave 'from Guttery and Fenny Penrod hauling -the final over the goal from the two yard line Two extra points were made one on a penalty one on Peto Allen's placement Tho Lynx alternately tight and loose on defense found their attacking form for but one brief moment in tho third quarter when they surged down the field 78 yards for their lone score Henry Hammond taking a pass over the goal line from Harvey Jones and Jones hooting the extra point from placement lynx Try Kicking The £ynx got In a hole early in the game and stayed thera most of the time Figuring on using a stiff wind to advantage the lynx elected a kicking game in the first lusrter but their punters failed to ronnec in the expected manner On the other hand the line repulsed everything Howard had in the way of ground attack throwing six run ning plays for a total loss of IS yards right at the start And then tha Lynx weakened and Howard came along A short kirk put them in lynx territory re pulsed once at the 12 yard line j-inward came hack with indomitable spirit to start another drive They advanced to the lynx 13 yard line were penalised 5 and found Southwestern's vulnerable point It waa pass defense Guttery faded hark Garrett went wide to the corner of the field and the ball nestled in his handa after an accu rate toss over the defending half-harks head and Howard was off their second touchdown waa smooth A brand new bnrk field of fine blockers and good runners started tearing away at the lynx terminals Trying first one end then the other their touchdown march from midfield waa accomplished on four first downs despits a pair of five yard penalties Everetts acor-' ing run waa a gem of fine shifty footwork aided and abetted by good blocking that took out the Lynx left end and halfback Ilkejio body's business Lynx Show Ufa Southwestern's pass attack had showed a few signs of life in the first half Tha Lynx needed pass ing if they needed anything to score at this point and tho boome- rang came early in the third period Howard pushed the lynx back with fine punting until Southwestern waa backed upon their own two yard lint Jonea tried a surprise pass but Howard was ready Estes stepped into tha ball on the 10 yard I line and ran it bark to tha three Howerd wee penalized 15 yards on I the next play Guttery found Well anyhow they were the Columbia Baking Stars or 1900 a fast team of local youngiters Tho picturo waa taken at Christian Brothers College on Adams Avenue Just after the Columbia team had defeated tha Junior nine The only game the Stars lost that season waa to tho Wolf River Skipjacks or North Memphis A member of the team recently said ha remembered many tlmea when players on tho team would spend an entire morning cutting weeds off a corner lot so a game could be played that afternoon Most of the members of the team are now living In Memphis and some of them prominent business men In tho picturo aro (top row left to George Moore Major Llpoie manager Jimmie Hiison pitcher (Second Charles Columbus 3b Mickey Dwyer 2b Harry Partridge lb Andrew Hascn rf end John Noonen If (Front Tom Burke cf Sam Sharpe catcher Eddie Brown se Henry Moskovltz pitrher Hiison is now with A Aste ft Co Columbus is a city fireman Partridge is dsud Hasen is a city employe Noonen lives in Texas Burko la dead Brown ia with Cox Irlnting Company Moakovltx ia In the lumber business in DetroiL Giants (Southern) World's Champions pitcher la a native of St Joseph Ln Carl Huhbell the greet left-handed pitching master comes from Carthage Mo Byrne James utility Infielder waa born at Angleton Texas Gus Mancuso catcher comes from Galveston Texas Joe Moore outfielder Is a native Texan from Cause Melvin Ott the great little outfielder hails from Bretna La Paul Rii-harda catcher la from Waxahatrhle Texas Only two members of tho team are native New Yorkers They ar Harld Schumacher pitcher of Hinckley nnd Glenn Spencer pitcher of Corning So It seeme that New York went south to get championship baseball team and a manager A lot of boys from tho south went to New York and made good winning for New York the bascbnll championship of the world Of tho 23 players eligible for the lata but not lamented world series in which the Giants won four out of five games from the American League Senators 11 of them are native southerners Bill Terry the head man of tha first bssemsn and waa born in Atlanta Ga and for some years has been making Memphis hia home Travia Jackson third baseman was born in Waldo Ark but attended a Memphis grammar school Hugh Crita second baseman was born at Starkville Miss Herman Bell pitcher waa born at Louisville Ky William Watson (Lefty) Clark Football Gaining Recognition Despite the fact that many of the aporL Many of ROANOKE Va Oct 21 A smart and furious Washington and Leo team today unleashed a surprising attack coupled with their well known lnpenetrablo defense to spring a startling 7-0 upset over the University of Kentucky team top-rater of tho Southeast Conference The Generals outplayed Kentucky throughout almost the entire contest Their line defensp weakened only in tho closing minutes of the first 'half when Kentucky drove to the 30-yard line and a pass put the ball on the 15 as tha period ended The score came In the opening minutes of tho third period on a 52-yard drive which followed Sawyer's 36-yard run back of the kickoff A pass Eeaton to Ellis put tha ball on tho Kentucky 32 and Seaton and Sawyers plunged it to tho nine-yard line from where Sawyers went across with a shuttle pass from Seaton Kentucky resorted to a desperate aerial attack in tha final quarter but the alert Washington and Lee backs broke up almost every at Fayet fine target away out on the right side and deposited the ball nearly in hia captain's hands for touchdown Then and there tho Lynx did their one bit of offensive work Starting on their own 22 yard line Jones passed to Tapp for 11 yards was awarded a pass on interference to Neil Tapp by Guttery at Howard'! 44 A penalty for unnecessary roughness aet Howard back to their own 30 yard line Jonea aklrtcd end for 13 yards and first down on Howard's 15 then Hammond fighting for all ha waa worth leaped into the air to snap a pass from Jonea out of the handa of two Howard men and fell over the goat line It wee a fine the best of the day by tha Lynx With defeat evidently staring them in the face the Lynx took to the air again but this time with little precision Hick Ewing the Memphis boy who plays halfback for Howard stepped into one of Edlngton's passes nn Southwestern's 28 yard line The Lynx held tried another pass and this time Bob Thompson grabbed it on the 18 Guttery slid around end for 12 yards and Penrod punched tha last touchdown across Anderson of Howard intercepted another Lynx pass just as the game ended Howard made 13 first downs to the Lynx's 7 completed four pa axes out of 11 Southwestern worked five passes and had three tncom-plrte but the astounding total of seven intercepted told big story of their decisive defeat Lineup: Southwell fra Pnelilna Howard Karnes a Barrett Whin IT Harrison Vox (c) Lanxelim Lloyd Holmstedt IllYtni RO a a WlllS McCollum RT a Osborne Harpoon a a a a aa a RK a a a aa a i VSySttS Junes a a i KMBCilP Kelly la Guttery Harwood Rll Pava Snell Tapp FR Jlacomber Srora by Poulhnritern I a Howard I Wl Scut Ing: Touchdown Garrett Kverett Favellr Penrod Point after toiirhdowe Howard 1 iSouthweilem off eldel Ailed (placement) Touchdown Hammond point after touchdown Jonea (placement) Boutbweelcrn Whitaker for Jnare Plckene for Haysond Hammond for Harwood Hrardra for Glvrae jonea for Whitaker Xlder for Kelly Cmeby for Vox Kdinalon for Hammond Harwood for JntiM Ilammond for Xdlnston Vox 1 Croeby Jonea for Harwood Kelly for Kl-drr Howard Allen for Kennedy Stuart for Garratl Kwlng for Allen Kveretli for Guttery William for Kstee Penrod for Meromher Anderson fur Holm-stedl Kelso for Harrison Dunn for Osborne Bpath for Wells Madonln for Lans-(lon Bntr for Madoni Thompson for Kveretls Davis for Dan Snell liardln for Guttery Glenn for Meromher Lawson for Spats Sltuihler for Kelso McKensls for Dima Referre Lmt Krrln Drake) head linesman Boh Shellon (Howard) nmpire Bill Birett (Auburn) field Judge Baba Frarra (Alabama) developed by the Brothers featuring the Galells to Jullue Laurensl combination and It Is likely they will use the sir at least part of tho game Oath High Position Coradinl LE Laurensl Floyd LT Jdshon ILUhlmsnn (c) LG Fravsga Bislo miii Fopplsno Lewis RG I Sheridan Sheehan RT Koleaa (c) Rivalto ILK Mascarl Vcscovo QB Wilkinson Lambert LH Mulrooney fcVletid UH Dys Farrell FB Catanzaro Referee Willis McCabe (Tennessee umpire Sergt Spurting field judge Jimmy Graham (Stale Teachers' College) head linesman Dr Robert Ford (Centre) GUN CLUB MEET Tri-Slate anil Memphis Club Shooters Alert At Hsrbine In the second of series of Interclub shoots members of tho Memphis Skeet Club and the Tri-State Skeet Club will mea this afternoon over the traps at Harbin's pool In the first of tha shoots the Memphis club won Sonia of the best shoots in tho city in additional to several professionals will be members of each club this afternoon Tho program will consist of 50 targets over the ekeet traps FOUR PAIRS FORT COLLINS Col Oct Even If the Fort Collins High School Lambkins perennial Colorado interscholsstle champions don't win any championships this year they will have at least one record to their credit Four sets of twins era among tho candidates for positions on tho squad They are Raymond and Ronald Dunisp Floyd and Lloyd Craefs Bill and Chuck Trlmbla and Lloyd and Floyd Holalnger Joe Stancock Goes Over From the One-Yard Joe Buckler of Texas Plays Bril-lent Game for Soldiers BY ALAN GOULD Aiim-iatnl Sport Kdltw CLEVELAND Oct 21 The Army carried fha opposing trenches today with a savage early drive resisted a sensational counter-attack from tho air and emerged triumphant over Illinois 6 to 0 in an intersectional football battle waged before 35000 spectators in tha cavernous Municipal Stadium Tha Cadets struck a decisive blow for tho eastern football colors on tha neutral shores of Lake Erie with a decisive brilliantly executed attack featured by the all-round work of Texas Jack Buckler Going into tha fray as the underdogs the Soldiers repeatedly swept their Big Ten rivals off their feet and then staved off a long passing attack that gained 159 yards without producing a point for Illinois in the last half But for a technicality and a fumble within scoring range the Army would have doubled its margin at leasL Three points on a beautiful place kick through tha uprights by Travis Brown in the second period were wiped off the scoreboard when the officials decided after a lengthy huddle that it was null and void due to the fact that Quarterback Paul Johnson had both knees Instead of one on the ground aa he held the ball for Brown's boot from tho 15-yard line The decision waa In direct contradiction to tha football code which specifically exempts the player holding the ball from being affected by tho dead ball rule Referee Keegan of Pittsfield Mass told Army officers after the game he regretted a mistake had been made and admitted Brown's field goal should have been allowed The Army's touchdown waa scored by Joe Stancook of Balmat Yt on a one-yard plunge through the line climaxing a 05-yard drive ln the first quarter Johnson's hard running off the tackles and passing to Brown and Burlingame contributed to thia scoring advance besides featuring most of other onslaughts Illlnol) PodUmi Army Frink Dram Platt a Bloom Brant! Summlnx irhiistrk Btynnn FroN-haun Miuttem Snook Knpruk llutchlniun O-KK-h Bnrhnam Jabloniky a a Ball Bunlnxama Johnaoa Burkktr Brown Stancook its eiiiieMi oeieesiee Smr! by Illlnnli A 0 A Army A A 0 Summary Army amrins Slaneunk Army Tarklf Winn Guard Stillman (Jtiarltrhark Giova Halhauk Marti Fullback King Illlnol! nibitltullnni Kndi Straw Brawn taeklra Antlll palmar halfback Walr miard Xuhn fullhark Conk Rafana Ktrxan (PltUflald) umpire If Low (Iafayatli llnraman A Uka flAfayittr) flald Judxa Kelly (Bpriniflald Mas College) GE0R6E WASHINGTON ROMPS AUBURN 19-6 Plainsmen Turned Back After Scoring Early BY DON KTRKLKY Au-Klatad Praaa Stall Writer WASHINGTON OcL Auburn' powerful Flainsmen were chained to their own goal posts today by a mighty George Washington tenm that turned on full power In the final period to romp home to a 19 to decision In tha first meeting of the two teams Driving off to a fine start and a touchdown in the first three minutes Auburn got away as if the game were in the bag to watch the tide turn the other way In the next three quarters and blast the hopes of Alabama Poly tied In 1932 for tha championship of tha Southern Conference George Washington's husky Colonials proved their might with ease chalking up 17 first downs to five and piling up 286 yards gained from acrimmage aa contrasted with 87 for Auburn After the first few minutes tha gams was played far inside territory Firpo Phipps vaunted leader nf attack was smnthered hy a hard-tackling fast rushing Colonial line Lmrapa: Auburn 4 Gaa Waahlnxtoa It Prailiiai Rratnn UK Benefiral M'irria I Praia! 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R- Parrlah Tall Bomba Ganrca Waahlnxton 0 IB Auburn 4 0 0 Scorlna: Genre Washmxtnn Baker Rm ha and MeCarver (sub for Leamanai Auburn Hnxern point after Baber (placement) Offleiala Referee James Cberee (Georxla) umpire A Cirrincton (Vlr-rlnla) field Judre O'Meara (Gnn-laxa): brad Hneeman Bryan More (Clark sue tachj U-OKLA AGGIES TIE Battle to 7 nnd 7 Deadlock on Dallas Field DALLAS Texas OcL (UP) Southern Methodist's galloping Mustangs battled to a breathless 7-7 deadlock at Fair Park Bowl hero today with a crushing football machine from Oklahoma-the Sooner Aggies Dnzzling broken field dashed by fleet pony backs and demonstration of potent blocking by the Aggie wall and line kept 8500 spectator Incessantly en their feeL Waihlngton Ln eoorlnx: nrs Kstim point Mattox (placement) Kohrei Strickland (Virginia) Clwmbcn (Dranteon) Hold JuSxe-Jaek DARTMOUTH DEFEATS M-7 Phil Glazer Memphis Boy Captain of Winners Tha Commercial Appeal-Ghicapo Tribune Leased Wire PHILADELPHIA Pa Oct 21-Dsrtmouth emerged triumphant from its initial major football test of tho current season sending Pennsylvania down to 14 to 7 defeat before 45000 ipectstors at Franklin field today Meeting etubborn resistance on tho part of strong Red and Blue line the Hanoverians finally resorted to tho weapon that has served them well in put campaigns A forward pus in the final period from Fullback Harry Dechert to George Strangle enabled the New Hampshire eleven to score the ginning touchdown With tha bell on their opponent'! 45-yard line Dechert whipped the oval over the right side or the field to tho Green's fleet quarterback Beady for the toss on tho 35-JJ Stsngle spurted down the field unmolested for the touchdown Bob Michelet left guard sent a placement kick over the bare for the point Paying tho second game of tha year stopped the Hanov-irlsiis In the first half The for-wards completely smashed the Green offense while their own attack worked smoothly Aided by center alley pass Penn earned touchdown and point from placement la the second quarter Dartmouth evened matters early in tho third period taking advantage or Kellett's fumble of Mortons punt Frankel recovering on 22-yard lint and Powers plunging through on three ptaye for touchdown Michelet knotting the count with kick from placement Cept Phil Glazer playing unrelitved tha full 60 minutes at right tackle for Dartmouth was ons of tho chief thorns in Penn's side Lineup: Bart mouth Poalfion Pra I Pennyyaeker uifiTT?" Faulmbo iu Newcomb Kneel McCaffey Michelet Si parse Silverman Ra XT J'fSf RK Hill mi LH RH heit KB Kins Fowfll eieiieen KfllPft Mieoi Ihinihin Lint Brora Hy Dartmouth Dios 0 0 14 TMorn: Liwfs Point! (blaesmiMi) KclHilta lUftrat '-D Vary fPaim (Jtorlid- Lnrinun Voa Xsnhurc (Har- buliih) FU14 lodC- Bolltr (Pltls- I WINS 19 TO 13 Maryland Threatens to Spoil Cadets' Homecoming Day LKXINGTON Ve Oct 21 The University of Maryland almost spoiled homecoming today but tha Cadets refused to accept defeat and came from behind twice to outKorethe Terrapins 19 to 13 Billy Smith Cadet quarterback madt two brilliant runs to put tha Cadets ahead after a brll-Iiant passing attack from Nelson to nidmyer had placed Maryland to score twice Earl Widmyar starred not only receiver of Nelson'll 1 passes but In the final period with nls team trailing hs put on sons-man drive that netted three first downs before I held for downs at midfield just before tha final whistle Meredith Urlck scored first touchdown and Smith acorad tno next one Immediately after thf next kickoff when ho slipped off right tackle and sprinted 65 yards OKLA AGGIES IN TIE Battle Southern Methodist to a 7 and 7 Score DALLAS Texas Oct CAP) trio of plunging fullbacks used in relays a stellar first-game quarterback and a hard-charging line offset a brilliant aerial offensive here today aa tha Oklahoma Aggies tied Southern Methodist University 7 to 7 Dean Weber win the outstanding star for the Aggies while little Robert Wilson waa the tower of strength Wilson registered the first score with a 78-yard sprint In the second period and wont across the goal line standing up Briggs kicked for extra point Bowling Green 6 Ohio Northern 0 Ohio Wesleyan 41 Wittenberg 7 Hiram 16 Capital 14 Carroll 0 Western Michigan Teachers 0 (tie) Wichita 6 Emporia 0 llillsdalo 13 Alma 6 Dickinson 14 Alleghany 0 Urslnus 6 Franklin and Marshall 0 Haverford 7 Weslyan 6 Lebanon Val 10 ML St Mary's 8 Manhattan 28 Brooklyn Col 8 Lowell Textile 12 Norwich 6 SL Lawrence 32 Hobart 0 Slippery Rock 27 Glenville Teacher 21 McFcndree 13 Carbondale Teachers 0 North Central 9 Lake Forest 0 Cortland Teachers 54 Trenton Teachers 0 DcKalb Teachers 12 Charleston Teachers 0 Oklahoma 19 Iowa State 7 Indiana (Pa) Teachers 18 Edin-boro Teachers 0 A 20 Loyola 7 St Thomas (Pa) 40 East Stroudsburg Teachers 0 Schenectady 6 Manlius 0 West Chester Teachers 38 Ship-pensburg Teachers 01 Bradentown 13 Dover Teachers 0 Manhattan 28 Brooklyn 0 Loch Haven Teachers 38 Oswego Teachers 0 Howard 20 Virginia State 2 Shepherdstown Teachers 19 Potomac Teachers 12 Adrian 20 Assumption Oi Albion 0 Hope 0 (tie) Morgan 45 Lincoln 0 Toledo 12 Kenyon 0 Marietta 6 Oberlin 0 Denison 12 Otterbeln 0 Rochester 14 I 6 Lawrence Tech 8 SL Mary's College 0 Dean Academy 19 Navy Plcbes 6 Yale Jayvees 46 Lafayette Jayvees 7 Central 0 Columbia (Iowa) 0 Davis Elkins 47 New River 6 Ferris Institute 19 John Marshall 0 Centra! (Mo) 7 Culver Stockton 0 Stanford 20 IX Frosh 7 Frosh a Stout Institute 20 Eau Claire Teachers 13 Ironwood Junior College 0 Hibbing Juniors 0 (tie) Ln Crouse Teachers 0 River Falls Teacher 0 (tie) Northland 20 Northern State Teachers 6 Sul Rose 5 Dixie 0 Colorado Aggies 19 Colorado University 6 Brigham Young 13 Western State 0 Texas Mines 6 New Mexico Military 6 (tie) Washington 14 Puget Sound 6 Nevada 7 College of Pacific 0 Oklahoma Southwestern Teach era 3 Panhandle Aggies 0 Chico State 14 Ban Francisco Teachers 0 Temps 26 New Mexico 13 California Aggies 13 Sacramento Juniors 6 Nevada 7 College of Pacific 0 Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers 19 Northwestern Teachers 0 Oklahoma om huts smut OF TIM HUMS Southern Californians Held to Scoreless Tie PORTLAND Ora Oct 21-(UP) Oregon State which last year waa down-trodden by every coast team except Montana broke the string of Southern California victories today when it battled the Trojans to a 0 to 0 tie Four times the mighty Trojana marched to scoring territory anh four times Lon Stiner's Beavers held Tho Beavers played the on tire 60 minutes with only on five-minute substitution Outstanding hero of tho gam wee Norman "Red" Franklin Oregon State left half who not only carried the brunt of the Beaver offensive but stopped the vaunted Trojan pasalng attack and kept tha famous "Cotton" Warburton from unleashing nny of hia long runa Leadership of tho cross-country running oquad at the Unlveraity of North Carolina ia a family affair Louis and Henry Sullivan twin brothers of Anderson 8 nro Local Slate Teachers 51 Freed Hardman 0 Howard 26 Southwestern (Memphis) 7 South Mississippi 41 Sewaneo 0 Alabama 12 Tennessee 6 Vanderbilt 7 Miss State 7 Tulane 7 Georgia Tech 0 Florida 9 North Carolina 0 Washington ft Lee 7 Kentucky 0 Duke 19 Davidson 7 Navy 13 Vlrgtina 7 19 Maryland 13 Louisiana State 20 Arkansas 6 Stats 0 Wake Forest 0 Furman 7 Centre 6 Georgetown 15 Transylvania 6 Kentucky 45 Louisville 0 Mias State Teachers 6 Louisiana Institute a Murfreesboro Tczchrrs 25 Maryville 0 Wofford 13 Erskine 12 Murray 26 Lambuth a William ft Mary 37 Guilford 7 Elton 28 Randolph-Macon 0 Catawa 33 Wts Carolina 0 Lynchburg 0 Hampden-Sydney 0 King 27 Milligan 0 West Southern California 0 Oregon State 0 (tic) Oklahoma Aggiea 7 Southern Methodist 7 (tie) Washington 6 California 6 (tie) Baylor 2L Simmons 0 Texas 0 Centenary 0 (tie) SL Thomas 40 East burg a Bowdoin 13 Williams 0 SL Bonaventure 13 LaSalle 13 (tie) SL Louie 13 Missouri 7 DePauw 13 Manchester 0 Evansville 19 Rose Poly 0 Hanover 40 Earlham 6 North Central 9 Lake Forest 0 SL (Minn) 0 8L John's (Minn) a (tie) Illinois College 12 Knox 6 Wheaton 12 Aurora 0 Oakland City 12 Franklin 7 Macomb Teachers 7 Shurtleff 6 Luther 40 Dubuque 6 Upper Iowa 46 Western Union 0 Stevens Point Teachers 13 Whitewater Teachers 6 William ft Mary 87 Guilford 7 Yale Frosh 9 Roxbury 6 Colorado Teachers 14 Wyoming a Montana 32 Montana State 0 Lawrence 14 SL Norbert 0 James Milliken 0 Illinois 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12 Northeastern 6 Penn State 33 Lehigh a Massachusetts State 14 Rhode Island 12 Rochester 14 Rensselaer 6 Rutgers 10 Pennsylvania Mill 0 Susquehanna 7 SL Joseph 6 Springfield 7 Providence 0 Westminster 11 Thiel 0 Tufts 42 Connecticut State 0 Swarlhmora 6 Union 0 West Maryland 20 Georgetown 0 Rio Grande 6 West Liberty 0 Arnold 13 Worcester Tech 6 National Farm School 25 Hart-wick 0 Wabash 12 Butler 6 Ohio University 6 Miami 0 Baldwin Wallace 14 Case Creighton 14 Rice 13 Catholic Prep Grid Rivals Clash In League Game At Hodges Today Scrappy Christian Brothers College Team Will Meet Catholic High Terriers at 2:30 This Afteroon BY EMMETT MAUM them aro members of families of wealth en profession for those who have to work for a living Coaching la beginning to play a prominent part in the pro grid trade Several of the teams are being coached by men who formerly coached college teams It has been hinted that next season may sea two or three prominent college roaches handling team in the pro grid league Since professional football gained Its first recognition there hu been considerable discussion to whether good profeeslonal tenm could defeat a good college team It probably never will be decided In reality Most of those however who ere willing to discard their college sentiment aro of the opinion that the "pros" could win It has been brought out that a "pro" team hu not tho spirit to win Imbued in college tenm This la not wholly correcL I have met numerous professional football some of tha best in tho country-and I believe their inspiration and desire to win a pro gnmo is Just keen when they were playing college football I'ersonally I believe a strong pro team could defeat any college team In tho country There la lacking among the spectator! at professional game of that spirit attendant a college gama and that naturally detracts colors from tha professional game But tho professional football players seem to be giving tha publio a show that is gaining Increased support Just to what height professional football will climb in popularity with tho public is doubtful but as long as the colleges keep turning out star players who wlsn to continue playing the game professional football conducted In tho National Pro League will continue to prosper nnd may climb very very high It looks like here for a long time down began when the second half was six minutes old with 59-yard dash by Hubert Boswell on a reverse play Russel run him out of bounds on the four-yurd lino On tho third play Sauer went over Late In the game after Kansas State twice had held almost within inches of their goal line Muterson booted a field goal Tho gam wu a thrilling football exhibition with Kansu State furnishing many thrills with its open passing game nnd Nebruka playing the old gamt of straight football In a masterly fashion Score by Kansu State 0 0 0 Nebruka 0 0 6 thought football could be played successfully and attractively by college students in a college atmosphere with all tha collegiate trimmings football as played by professionals is gaining a hold on the public end becoming more systematized It may not be that professional football will ever gain the hold baseball has on the public but promoters of the gridiron business are fashioning the National Professional Football League much along the lines of major league baseball They have strict rules regarding the tampering with players under contracts to other professional teams and also courting players in college News services are now carrying announcements of the sales trades and releases of players of the National Pro League the earns as of ball player! in the majors Professional teams are bidding high for the services of football players Just completing their college career The investment in professional football la running high In proportion to tho number of games played salaries of some of the tars In "pro" football are aa high or higher than some of the high salaried stars of baseball Gate receipts have not yet reached the proportion of those at some of the major baseball classics hut the attendance at numerous pro grid games in the cast have ranged between 20000 and 30000 Teams of tho National Pro Grid League aro made up almost entirely of former college stars Most of them have had their names emblazoned In tha headlines While It may not be a fair comparison on account of football being a college sport and baseball a pastime of the general public thera are probably 10 times as many prominent former college stars on tho 10 teams In the pro grid league aa there are former college men on the 16 teams In the major leagues A large number of former college atare now engegod in pro football are playing for tha love HTiiism ms oieu IIHSIS STITT I TO Straight Football Superior to Flash Passing Attack MANHATTAN Ksn Oct 21 Nebraska's galloping back-field romped into Memorial Stadium hero today and behind its superb lino hammered out 9-to-O victory over a fighting Kansu State eleven Nebruka's march for a touch Billed as the Catholic prep school nolball championship contest tha Ightlng Christian Brothers College md Catholic High combinations tvill hava their annuel gridiron ar-(ument at 2:30 o'clock this after-toon at liodges Meld While Catholic High hu lost two games In tha prep league against victory and tie for tbs Brothers the game has not ben shorn if any of its enthusiasm Thera is tome significance to the title as op ranking among the Catholic cams but the hentrd rivalry of ha schools is tho main feature More than usual Interest has ten cast on the nlru and that lands are lifoly to be pocked to-lay as the team line up for the nillel kickoff Both schools have (imperatively small student bodies lut each has large fallowing Coach Billy Murray's Catholic Ugh Terriers despite experience nay ha rated second In tha com-utt The Terriers were forced to -iinquiah star back Tommy Lam-icrt due to 8 8 A A ruling -ome time ego and that has tended weaken them The Brothers coached by Km-nett Murphy former Notro Dame tlayer have exhibited mors scrap hnn any team In a long vhils Murphy believes in hustlinfc ind his team is a peppery group or 64 minutes each game This has nablcd them to show fino form ilthough tha squad ss a whole is other light Opposing captains and linemen lobert Uhlmann of Cstholio High rusrd and Georgs Koteaa of 1 tackle will bo tho main at-ractions Both are great defensive ogs and are outstanding In their espectlvo lineups The backfield talent finds 3arley Lambert and Pst Vcscovo hs chief ground gainers for tho 'errisrs and John Gslella end Joe dulrooney will carry the CL inpes A fine passing attack has been Football Today Catholic High vs Hodges 2:30 PM Admission: Adults 75 Students 40c.