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Richmond Hmw-Dbpatfh Sunday October 6 1946 B-5 I WPI Comes From Belbmdl to Tie Cavaliers i Indians and Generals Triumph VMI Loses to Tech 32-6 Fumble on 4-Yard Line Halts Tech Victory Bid Beard Is Backfield Star Downs The Citadel By 51-12 Korczowski Scores on 75-Yard Romp fly Shelley Rolfe Time-Dipatch 8parta Writer CHARLESTON Oct William and Mary stalled a week igo by Miami gave out with a display of power this afternoon that at times threatened to blow The Citadel off the field and in the end produced a 51-12 victory for the Indians in their fint Southern Conference game of the season Starting off with an awesome rush that left the Cadets helpless the Indians struck for two touchdowns within the first few minutes of play and after that had a merry time punching The Citadel line with their ground came and be- John Duda (33) Clips Off 20 Yards Against VPI in rbeli by Im CMosaori First Quarter By Chauncey Darden Times-Dispatch Sporta Editor ROANOKE Oct Virginia second-half opportunists came roaring back twice in the last half here this sunny afternoon to tie the score against the University of Cavaliers and gain a 21-21 deadlock with the favored Virginia squad The Techmen growing stronger as the game wore on and turning loose a hard-running and left-handed passing back Sophomore Ralph Beard for consistent gains all but won the ball game in the last few minutes of the bitterly fought contest With less than five minutes playing time remaining Big John (The Greek) Maskaa mighty tackle partially blocked one of George punts and the Cavaliers drew a 15-yard penalty for interference giving Tech the ball on the Virginia 32 for the last big chance Beard on a verse to the left went 13 yards to the 19 and after Walton had picked up six through the line Beard again took the ball from Waiton on a reverse and fought his way eight yards to the five-vard line where it was first and goal to go Walton smashed into the line but the ball shot out of his hands as he was tackled and Bruce Bailey recovered for the Cavaliers in the end zone for touchback Virginia getting the ball on the 20-yard ribbon Tech Trails at Half Tech left the field at the half on the short end of a 14-7 score the Cavaliers 7-point margin hav ing come just four plays before the second period ended on a 47-yard touchdown run on a punt return by Ray Brown high scorer last season and quite a hack out there on the grass of Victory Stadium this afternoon Starting from their own 47-yard line early in the third period the Gobblers swept 53 yards for a touchdown with Ross true toe adding the extra point and tying the score at 14-14 The telling thrust in that touchdown drive was 35-yard pass to freshman end Oren Hopkins which placed the ball on the 15-yard stripe From there the Techmen moved to the three for a first down but on fourth down they wefe six yards from pay dirt Walton then shot a short pass to the left to Bibby Smith a Charlottesville boy who caught the ball on the 10 cut back sharply pulled away from a would-be tackier and went over for the touch down Cavaliers Drive 80 Yards The Cavaliers kept the crowd of 20000 spectators on the edge of its collective seat when after receiving the kickoff they paraded 80 yards for a touchdown and moved ahead 21 to 14 Ralph Shoaf Virginia's fullback playing before a hometown crowd started the Cavaliers on the way with a 33-yard run placing the ball on the Tech 38 Brown then hit Milne for a 14-yard gain and the same gent then passed to Bailey for an additional 14 yards to move the ball to the 10-yard ribbon Shoaf hit the left side DURHAM Oct (UP) The slingshot-arm of Walter Slater fired two short passes today to give a fast power- ful Tennessee team a 12-to-7 victory over Duke before a shirt sleeved crowd of 42000 speedy and fancy collection at backs was slowed on the ground by a ruggedly fighting Duke line but Slater found their weakness in the air and passes told the tale With Slater and rangy Ralph Chancey leading the way General Bob Volunteers trailing 7-6 charged back from the half time interlude with a vicious at-tack that carried from their own 26 to Duke's five on only nine plays Slater then rifled a pass that End Franklin Hubbard pulled down In the end zone after it ap- parently had been hobbled by another Vol receiver and the Vols were ahead Duke Scores ns' Pass Duke took early lead in the first period when Halfback Buddy Luper who spearheaded the Blue attack all afternoon looped a long high pass 28 yards to Halfback Howard Hartley who grabbed it in on 37 outran the Volunteer second- ary to score untouched Blocking Back Bob Gantt converted from placement Tennessee came back fighting' however and when the period ended the Vols were down on four On the first play in the second quarter Slater whipped a short flat pass to Halfback Bill ech Overpowers VMI In Second Half 32-6 ATLANTA Oct Flashing a brilliant running and passing attack in the second half after being held to a 6-6 draw at intermission Georgia Tech rolled to a 32-6 victory over a scrappy Virginia Military1 Institute eleven today before 25000 VMI scored first after six minutes of play but except for an occasional short spurt was never a threat after that as the Jackets completely dominated the offensive action Tech scored three times on passes once on a line plunge and again on a 25-yard run The Jackets piled up 14 first downs to six and 272 net yards rushing to one for the Cadets Tech threw 17 passes completing nine for 150 yards and VMJ tossed 18 with six completions for 102 yards With Bob Thomason in a triple threat role the Cadets went 56 yards for their score with Thomason passing 15 yards to Ira Cryt-zer Thomason's placement was blocked UCLA Defeats Washington 39-13 SEATTLE Oct The supercharged Bruins from the University of California at Los Angeles scoring in every quarter butchered any University of Wanhlngton 'title hopes today before 48000 fans by wildered the backfield with their serials much to the dismay of a gathering of 6200 spectators It was a convincing display of William and Mary strength and indicated among other things that probably be few more times this Autumn thst Rube side will let themselves slip as woefully as they did in the Hurricane game the only black mark on their record in thtee games The Indians rolled up 30 first downs 15 in each half collecting 372 yards rushing and 98 passing Citadel huffed and puffed all day managing to grab three first downs But as things went for the Bulldogs all was not completely ioat for they put together two touchdowns one late in tbe third quarter and another after a pass intercept ion early In the fourth By the time the Bulldogs got around to scoring the Indians had scored six touchdowns and there were no indications McCray waa biting his fingernails by the unexpected show of Citadel power It was a brave comeback by the Bulldogs but all it served was to ruffle the composure of the Indians Citadel was knocked out of the game in the very first minutes of play with Tommy Korczowski leading party about the Indian backfield doing the principal job of kicking over the home team The fellow began things by returning the opening kickoff 25 yards to the 24 Then after Bob Longacre picked up a yard Korczowski was off again around right end gallowing all the way down to the three before Emery Webster making a desperate dive pulled him down from the rear That set the stage for Jack Cloud to hop over for the touchdown Stan Magdziak kicked the extra point Korczowski gave the Bulldogs more of the same business in the third quarter galloping 75 yards for a touchdown on the first play from scrimmage following the second half kickoff AH in all Korczowscki carried the ball three times gaining 74 75 and eight yards for the tries for a total average of 52 1-3 yards The first Korezowski-engineered touchdown merely yerved to whet the appetite of the Indians For immediately thereafter Tommy Thoiupnon who was moved up to first team center the past week following Lzu floltsma's shift to end rushed in to block Webster's punt on the Indian 34 and he caught the ball in the air and scon led over for a touchdown Magdziak repeated on the extra point Almost Immediately after that score the Indians came close again driving from midfield to the 17 The push came to' an untimely end when Wadere Shahid intercepted Freeman's pass the end zone Mikula Goes Over William and Mary retaliated for the interception for on the next play Freeman intercepted an arrial tossed by A1 Salvato on the Citadel 35 returning the bail to the 27 Bob Longacre battered eft end for seven and Cloud added three more yards through the middle Freeman hit right tackle to the 13 whereupon Quarterback Tom Mikula skirted right end for the score Magziak kicked his third and final extra point -The Indians turned a fumble nto their only score of the second quarter George Gibbs recovering fumble on the Bulldog 14 Mackiewicz hit the line twice picking up four and five yards in rapid order Jack Bruce bagged the score on a sweep around right end Rolls Over Tigers Ry 41 to 6 By Walt Drewry Times-Dispatch Sporta Writer LEXINGTON Oct Washington and Lee's Generals after a JiiRRih first half came to life after intermission and trounced a battered Ilampden-Sydney eleven 41-6 here this afternoon before 3000 spectators Two of the scores name as the result of intercepted gasses one as a result of a fumble and the other three were set up the passing game 'The victors made 11 first downs tn the 8 and ouigained them 317 yards to 183 They completed eight of the 10 passes they attempted- for 158 yards Mike Royda 198-pound freshman from Iseing Pa who never threw a football before this year completed five of the seven passes he tossed for the Generals Charley Harrington former St Preflight star led the acnring with two touchdowns Bob Riley reserve end from Snyder was accurate with hois toe making good five of six attempted placements for extra points Rrain Bell 193-pound fullback from Washington thowet up well as a line smacker while Mark Sauers and Dyke Norman renters and Jim Fahey and Bill Chipley at the flanks played well up front for the Generals John (Ducky) Pond the fine end from Crewe was a standout for the losers Hampden -Sydney started Its passing game early in the first period after Ron Shiflett took the kickoff to the 26 Bill Wall tossed a short pass to Tiger End Ducky Pond who took it in and was away on a 38-yard gain before he was brought down on the 35-yard line Shortly nftrrward Doug Chapman tossed a pass to Shiflett who fought his way down to the 9-yard stripe but two line bucks and a couple of passes were knocked down and the generals took over failed to make much progress and kickel to the Tigers' Bill Wall who took it on the 50 and ran it back to the Blue and White 41 A few plays later Brian Bell huge fullback intercepted a pass on his own 33 and ran all the way to the Ilampden-Sydney 18 before he waa brought down by Cecl Barnett But Charley Harrington fumbled on the next play and George Hostel Tiger guard recovered to end the threat Late In the first quarter Bo Wall Intercepted Dirk Working's pass on the H-S 46 pass In the flat was good to Pete Squire for 8 and then Buddy Glascock passed to Bo Wall for a 17-yard- gain to the 29 But once more the attack bogged down Just before the half ended Mike Royda intercepted Doug Chapman's pass on the 45 qpd went down to the II-S 27 Mas triann ploughed over left tackle for 21 and first down on Ihe Tiger 6 waa penalized five yards for too much time But Charley Harrington smashed over right tackle for the scote on the next plav Bob Riley's placement was perfect making It 7-0 The second half was an entirely different story Harry Hamer returned the kickoff 54 yards to the H-S 39 Mike Poyda then pitched a beauty to end Jim Fahey for a touchdown Continued on Page 7 -and -Duke's Hillman who was wide open on three and scored effortlessly Moon Mullins a substitute tackle blocked Hillman's placement Duke held the lead until the half but after the dazzling down field march to open the third period the Blue Devils were on the defensive the rest of the way It was a crushing the -second in a for Coach Wallace Wade whose Blue Devils -were upset last week by North Carolina State but a rousing vie-tory for Neyland in the first postwar revival of their long coaching feud The win was eighth to only two for Wade One game was lied Although pastel" made the difference Duke out gained them in the air 93 yards to 86 Teneswe led in rushing with 109 yards to 63 and in first downs 7 to 6 Lines Hit Hard The tworfcig lines both charging and tackling vigorously stalled any attempts at a sustained run- ning attack-and forced both teams -to the air reserves deeper and more powerful began to tell late in the second half when the Duke running attack slowed to a halt The Duke players protested Continued on Page 8 Lions Upset Middies 23-14 On Field Goal Kick Wins in Last Stanza NEW YORK Oct 5 Columbia made speed and alertness pay off to the tune of a 23-to-14 victory over a favored ant apparently stronger Navy football team today to gain its first triumph: over the Midshipmen since 1939 Startling a sellout crowd of 35000 by the speed of their comeback the Lions apparently overpowered by reserve strength rallied to tie the score late in the third quarter and then took advantage of two Navy lapses to score nine points in the final period The Midshipmen strong but awkward and unpolished apparently were wearing down the undermanned Columbia squad when they took a 14-7 lead in the first half and barely missed scoring an other touchdown early in the third period i But all of a sudden Lou Kus-serow broke through Navy guard on a tricky formation play and before the Columbia offense was checked the Lions had scored the tying touchdown They got a break on this drive when Navy was offside on the play when Jack Nork failed to score from the one-foot mark on fourth down Columbia was given another chance and Kusserow made it good Punt Blocked Then on the first play of the final quarter some one failed to block out tackle Jack Oliver while Lynn Chewning punted The ball caromed off rbest out of bounds and Columbia took over on the Navy 17 Two plays later when the quarter was only 50 seconds old Ventan Yablonski crashed through the Navy line and lugged a couple of tacklers across the goal line 15 yards away Yablonski missed the point and it still was game One tfavy threat was checked when Clyde Hampton intercepted a long mss by Bill Bartlett on 35-yard line A few minutes later Andy Caruso grabbed a pass by Bill Earl on the Navy 43 and Columbia was off again Bill Olson and Jack Nork got as far as the eight-yard mark efore Navy's defense braced Then Yablonski came in with the ball on the 15 and booted a neat placement field goal for the clinching points Columbia's first score also was speedy affair craning two and a half minutes after the opening kickoff Gene Rossides set it up Continued on Page 8 World Series definite choice among his Hughson Dave 1 Ferriss and Mickey Harris the Cards felt it was a foregone conclusion they would have to look at Hughson The big fast-baller won 20 this year ripping off eight of his last nine starts and generally resembling a ball of fire down the stretch Should Pollet decline the assignment Dyer said his second choiqe would be another lefty Harry Brecheen Then if Breecheen also feels he could use more rest after his furious ninth-inning relief stint against Brooklyn two days ago reluctant third choice would be Gqprge Munger a righthander who only recently got out of "the service Dyer was very anxious to toss a southpaw at Ted Williams and the other Sox sluggers in the opener at Park where the rightfield fence is very short Sex Remain Favorites No what Redbird flinger finally gets the call the Sox will remain firm favorites to capture the series The fence-busters who carried them to a runaway victory in the American League are figured to generate too much power for the Cards who wound up the season with only two J00 hitters in of Army Rolls Up 46-21 Victory Over Cornell Glenn Davis Gallops For Four Touchdowns WEST POINT Oct 5 (Ai The Big Red of Cornell saw red often enough today to pile up more points against footballers than any other grid outfit has done for three years but not nearly often enough to stop the Cadets from careening to their twenty-first straight victory Not since Notre Dame kicked the Army mule all around the Yankee Stadium premises in 1943 has an upstart set of gridders dared to do what the Cornells did this time actually leading for a few moments in the first 'quarter then coming up off the floor to score twice more in the dosing half But all it got them for their troubles and their good old college try was a 46 to 21 whipping by Earl battering ram and the cheers of a large portion of the sellout crowd of 25500 customers in Michie Stadiulh Blanchard Out of Game Doc Blanchard was on the sidelines again for the second straight Saturday but hii touchdown twin Glenn Davis was more than enough The California comet whizzed over or four touchdown three of them in the first quarter and what with assorted other point-makers Army never was in any real trouble once the steamroller got rolling in the manner to which it has become accustomed But more than any other club this season Cornell demonstrated that the Army second team too healthy speaking from a strictly football point of view of course Two of the Cornell touchdowns at the end of the third quarter when rapid-running Wally Kretz went over after Bob passes had set it up and at the start of the final chapter when Jack Burns heaved a 22-yarder to Hilliard Chollet were counted against the Army second stringers As a matter of fact Cornell out-first-downed the Cadets 13 to 8 And actually only while Davis was in there through the first quarter and again in the third period did the Cadets really dflhny of their big-time prowling although Quarterback Arnie Tucker can take a large share of the bows for making the Cadet attack dick Davis Breaks Loose Army got off to a galloping running start on the third play of the game when Davis sliced inside his own right end and was off and running for 63 yards and (he opening score Right then it Continued on Page 8 i Gollegeand South 21 VPI Virginia Cl 12 Tennessee Duka 7 7 20 Paine Camp Jackson Lincoln SL Paul 7 Vanderbilt Mi sc- IS Richmond Norfolk Marinaa 14 State Clem son 7 51 WAM Citadel IS 27 Tulano Florida IS 27 Tann Mlea 27 Tann Stats Langston Jayvess Navy Jayvsae 13 25 Auburn Furman I 41 WSI H-S 22 Wllberforca Florida ASM 14 50 Mount Union Bethany 4 20 Central Michigan Easter Tsachars7 15 Western Maryland Gettysburg It Collage Bluctald IS Morris Brow Allan SS Morgan Delaware State 0 51 Waat Va State Howard IS SO Lana Alabama State 0 7 Morris Fart Valley State 25 Kantudcy SL-WInsten-Salem Teach I it 7 5 State It Catawba 1 Presbyterian Knoxville Hloh Paint Midwest 14 Michigan 7 0 5 5 7 T' Drake IS Ball State Ceeltsl Ohio Wesleyan 0 Hllladalt 35 Miami CS Rig Oranda 27 Findlay 42 Illinois IS Rutter SI Nebraska 15 Muskingum 40 Tulsa IS Beilina Groan IS Marietta is wa: is Air sync Mon Statistics Virginia First downs 11 Varda gained rushing sis Forward passes attempted Forward paaaaa completed 4 Varda by forward passing 45 Forward paaaaa Intercepted Yards gained run back Inter rantRii mum Punting average scrim a go I as Total yards all klcka returned 140 fumbles ra- Yards loot by SS VPI 15 155 5 7 ST $7 IB of line for six and on the next play Brown tore through the ine for the touchdown Just as ie had after fint two touchdowns Grimes added the extra point from placement Then Tech received and without losing the ball tied the score with a 63-yard touchdown drive Walton and Beard were the babies who lugged the leather lemon on the drive with one pan Walton to Zekert good for nine yards helping when help was needed With the ball on 13 the Tech backfield shifted to the left Beard being at tail back He set sail around his own left end and went all the way as Guard Horace ierce took out Fennel the last Cavalier with a chance to atop Continued on Page 8 rolling up a convincing SO to IS victory for their second straight one-sided Pacific Coast Conference win The only time the outcome was In doubt was at the outset when Huskies recovered a fumble and scored In the first seven playes of the game But the Bruins came right hack with the sensational Ernie Casecal-Rossi touchdown combination to tie the score and when passes and long runs brought the Bruins another pair of six-pointers in the second quarter the only remaining question wss how high the score would mount- Indiana Downs Gophers 21-0 MINNEAPOLIS Oct 5 SP) Indiana's defending Big Nine champions won their first conference victory of the 1946 season by trouncing Minnesota today 21 to 0 It was Minnesota's first and Indiana's second conference game The Hoosiers counted two of their touchdowns in the third quarter and the third in the final period Crusaders Win On Field Goal WORCESTER MASS Oct (D With 15 seconds to go Gene Defilippo booth an 18-yard field goal to give the Holy Cross Crusaders a 16-14 victory over a hard-fighting University of Detroit eleven at Fitton Field today bebefore an estimated 20000 saders first victory of the' sea son They lost by a field goal 3-0 to Dartmouth last week Today Carroll' the St Louis betting commissioner whose odds on all sports events are widely regarded as official takes Boston 7-20 to win the aeries St Louis 11-5 Broken down into basic English he means it is necessary to put up 820 on the Sox in order to win 87 and that those liking the Cards can get back 811 for each 85 they feel like wagering The Boston strong boys bore a confident air when they arrived on their special train late yesterday One after another they said calmly: we expert to The Cards were somewhat more voluble about It They realize all too well that the house might fall on them at any time during the next few days but they are decidedly at the moment and are grimly determined to make real alley fight of the thing the sort of team that might beat you on any pitch a assented Manager Dyer while discussing his chances just the same we can give them a hell of a rassle if the way we were in that second: playoff game been a strange dub all year When been good we heat all the other National League Continued on Page 8 Pass Play Ties Score The Jackets tied the score in three plays after the kickoff a 63-yara pass from Jack Bills to Boh Jordan accounting for it Tech piled up a net- gain of 187 yards to 106 for the Cadets during the first half but score again one 78-yard drive stopping on the VMI 14 In the third period the Jackets got underway with Pat McHugh in a starring role He lugged the ball 25 yards for a touchdown ending a 76-yard movement during which he gained all but 10 yards A 25-yard run by Jimmie Jordan started another drive which went 48 yards with Frank Ziegler going over from the six just before the quarter ended In the final period Mickey Logan broke away for 26 yards after which Broyles completed three passes the final for one yard to Jimmie Castleberry in the end zone A minute later a swarm of Tech players blocked Thoma kick at the Cadet 26 and two plays later Jim $tills passed 17 yards to Jack Griffin for the final Bob Jordan booted two extra points but missed three Foa Ga Tech VMI Bushin Gill LT I LGPope Duka Mills Skladany Woodard RGHealv Thompson RT Davis smith RE Kllzar Cry tzar QB II I Ragunas LH Petit Thomason RH McHugh Hutchinson FB A Bowen Ragunas Jtoorgla VMI IS 1 Touchdowns I Crytaar Jordan McHugh Ziegler Castleberry Griffin Extra points: Jordan 2 Substitutes: Georgia Tech Murdock Jordan Griffin Castleberyi Coioman Mathews Galnos) McKinney Bowen Klnorey Confers Nolan Hook i Backs Logon Broytao Jordan Williams Lanalng- Luck Brolnbo McIntosh Brown atlll ScharfabwerdL VMr: -McCullough Jarvis Watson Patton Stalnton Moors Cobb Gorman Noftalngtr Canter Lawli Ganltt Pippin Vsltrl Btavana Rafaraa: Berman Springfield: Urn-Ires Pitman Linesman Fraw Washington and Laat Judgai a MauaL Armaur Statistics 1 VMI Firot dooms Yards gained rushing (net) 1 Forward paaaaa attempted It Forward paaaaa completed Varda by forward paaaaa 102 Forward paaaaa Intercepted 1 Yards run back Intercepted Punting average (f scrimmage 41 Total yards all kicks re- turned ag fumbles ro- Yards last 10 Ga Tach 17 0 150 a 40 so 154 55 Dartmouth Tops Syracuse 20-14 HANOVER Oct (UP) A lot of little men- overcame a few big ones today as used two separate teams to wear down a heavier Syracuse eleven hhwhich eletloh which was short on replacements 20 to 14 When Syracuse threatened to score the equalizing touchdown late in the fourth period two-platoon system came up with a final whopping payoff It was delivered by Herb Carey freshly substituted back who snatched a Syracuse pass near his 25 and pouring on steam pulled Dartmouth out of danger by racing by racing to the Syracuse 25 Cards Red Sox Clash in Prep Football Scores 75-yard dash set Continued on Page 8 warms up tomorrow The slim portsider took heat treatments today and indicated he would be ready Although Manager Joe Cronin of the Sox had not stated a World Series At a Glance By The Aaaodated Press Beaten Rad in AL) won 104 laat SO: and St Louie Cardinals (NLI won 00 lost 33 Sorloo Boot four out of osvon a moo October a-7 Park Lou la October -10 and 11 if necessary Fanway Park boston October IS and 15 If naesasary Park SL Louis Odds- (Betting Commissioner Carroll St On booton to win aeries 7-80) on It Louies 11-1 Probable pltcboro flret Hugh-on 0-1 1 or Harris (17-01 va Pai-lat (21-10) or bracbian (15-11) Woathor forecast far first earns Likelihood of occasional shower tem-porature around 70 dipw Probable attendance at bL 34000 capacity at Park Radio broadcast Mutual network (Bill Coram dim Brttt and Arc! 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