The Virginian-Pilot from Norfolk, Virginia • 13

I ii SPORTS Away for 45 Yards and Pa' Maxey and Thomas CrossLine 0ldLinersl2Cadets7 the 31 1 It I wl Ind lent drive In the first period by lr V1 IP) Teacti Kutsiowu 4 i i MiSM Jack Hawkins Trash (ueh LK LT LG KG RT RE MB tH HR A COX billy goat I Scores In irst Period Smith Climaxing Drive rom 40 Yard Line Arte 14 North Aggie PLAY BY PLAY OX PAGE 8 Play by piny or the Braves' vlr lory over the I reshmen may be found on page 8 this section from Robinette's hand and ran it back over 45 yards for the second touch down The entire William Mary team played as Bill Thomas played holding the up per hand most of the way and giving Norfolk fandom its most pleasing exhi bition of the season barring none Polytech Not Co ordinated The Polytech Yearlings were willing but their offense was not co ordinated ball carriers appearing lost as they failed to take advantage of hole opened for them by hard blocking linemen The Braves took tbs ball on downs from the reshmen on the eight yard line and again on the 15 to erase the visitors' main scoring chances Thomas broke the Oobblet opening 3 work was the signal for Jack Hswkrti to start firing passes the first going to Terry Maxey for a first down oil the 45 Then another to Mickey Ottley for another first on the Yearlings' 38 Then Mason weakened I Paso completed at strategic mo menta coupled with the unaballng battering across tackle by Buckler Staiwook Simon and rentsel gave the Army opportunity to roll aerate five touchdown A crowd of about 18000 watched ths game under a clear sky or the most part of the first half the ball was rest rained to safe play tn midfield Occasionally the Virginians pushed the ball tnto Army's lines but the long well placed punting of Buck ler frustrated their chances of scor ing The long paae which won Array Its first touchdown was the only time tn tbs half that the Soldiers were able to break through the splendid defense work of Worratl and Bpack In William and Mary's back field Eady in the second half Buckler and Btaneook hammered their way from midfield to the one yard line where Suncook picked uo a fumble and dashed around end for a touchdown? rentsea perfect put out of bounds on the 14 yard line gave Bimon a chases to cut Inside left end for ait other eccre A 13 yard pass and two telling jabs off tackle gave Army the ball on the 15 yard line in the third quarter The long legged rcntrrl galloped around the Virginians' left end for another score Bimon then started to work He threw two puses to renuel and Hor rall for a total gain of yards Then he cut through the line for two first downs end Army Cfth touchdown Alabama After ITT uu muiuns Clancies To Play In Richmond Today Tie Caney A departed last night tor Richmond where they wilt take oa ths Arrow Club eleven this afternoon Tbs team held a final workout yesterday morn ing at Be In ield before engaging the Arrow A today th Richjnond with Manager Sluts in a vv01 to Nor ion imp tfintgnt last and the fighting Braves of local William Mary shutout the 1 rrBCnman tin I 1 vnoeen as the leading name In the first paragraph Bill Thomas in fact one a bouquet of Braves who shot the Gobblers ail over the lot Thomas however Intercepted a pasa late in the first quarter on bls 30 yard line and his mates rushed the ball from that mark across the far goal line Late In the fourth period Thomas leaped Intercepted a desperate pass Beamon Negri Murphy orterfltld Hite Orlnus McIntyre Morgan Mills Holtrclaw Smith Pitt Scores Tmiro MJ nr 1 xxyge inuiuie i ioui iNoire uamei 1 mi aged to atop Holley on their one yard line John (Hurry) Caln Alabama's AU Amcricau fullback did not get Into tbs 8Rc Lexington Ky Oct tucky clung to a 7 to fl lead over Ala bama for three periods here today but finally the Crimson Tide stared drive that gave it a 12 to 7 decision and Its tenth consecutive victory aver the Wild cat Alabama made two fumbles In the first period The Tide held for downs and took back the ball after the first one: but the second when Chappell dropped a punt was on the Tide 19 yard line and Kentucky smashed over Johnson carrying the ball and Davit son adding the extra point with place kiek Shortly before the second fumble Alabama had scored after Holley had raced 80 yard around end and four more plays had sent him over His kick wee wide On Even Terms or two more periods the teams battled with neither aide being able to make a serious threat The old Alabama power came back in the final period and a drive started from midfield en abled Hplley to race around his left end 10 yards to score Leslie missed the extra point kick The Crimson Tide continued to sweep SLV PlAyers and a the whlatla blew ths Wildcats Just Trailing Jins Over Kentucky Hawkins climaxed a battery of line smashes yith a first and 10 on the 26 Mike Cavish roared through to the 14 on third down and it was on the io yard line as the first period ended Maxey and Hawkins made it a first and goal to go In four tries from the two yard line and Terry Maxey doubled like a jack knife shot through right guard for touchdown Maxey passed to Cavish for the extra point It was a perfect drive with the Braves neverrelinquishing hold of the ball until they scored The Braves played carelessly the re mainder of the second half then had to stave off a furious attack led by Rummy Robinette of Norfolk Russell of Suffolk and their triple threat star Cessna Jack Hawkins Stars Thanks to Jack Hawkins' spectacu lar running from punt formation hie first sprint starting on his goal line and gaining 15 yards his next taking the stakes to midfield the Braves worked way to command of the situation The Gobblets became desperate for a score began throwing 50 yard passes and eventually BUI Thomas got his hands on one and with Winston block ing three tacklers raced 45 yards across the last line Cavish failed to add the point on a line buck but It didn't matter find to end back to back the pnnmy Scottman played smart football jiAnd deserved their victory Jack Haw th punung into the teeth tron wind in the first period rn nd lth'Th by th tory of the best game seen here this year Richmond Oct Maryland's Old Liners defeated the I Cadets 12 to 7 here today with a staggering fourth period offensive Ray Popple man's 53 yard touchdown run provide! the margin of victory Sent into the game as a substitute fullback the big PoppleiRan who was thrown off the Maryland squad last "wi and reinstated after he publicly apologized for striking a player in prac tice today was the hero of the victors With his elsven trailing at the short end of a 7 to 8 score In ha middle of the final period he crashed over right tackle and raced down the side lines more than half the field for the touch down that downed the Keydeta lying Squadron Nrore I score came in short order In the first period after Urick kicked off over the Maryland goal Marj' land's return of the kick off was short Gain ing the ball on the 40 yard line I started Its march Smith bit the right tackle for 10 plunged into the line or eight and Smith slipped through right tackle again for the touhedown Maryland recovered a Cadet fumble ntbe 33 but could not gain The battle in the second period went without additional scoring I kicked out of danger after a bad pass from center pushed them back to their own 10 yard line Here Poppleman went Into the game for Buscher charged to Maryland's four yard line after Smith intercepted a pass at mid field but here the Cadets were held tor downs Maryland Starts Drive The Maryland victory drive was opened early in the third period Wid myer skirted end tor 12 Mid Nelson! mtrift snnfhs 1 ee esv vwaaar yard lUw Two penalties eet the balllatUcJr Van Dyks isntr Ancjrewi Rankin Llnjsay Msuon A Stump Cessna Ruaaell Robinett Slump SPORTS 'i Indians ight Valiantly To Keep Down Score With Spack Worrall Starring By MAUK HA RON Weat Point Oct Army smothered a gallant William and Mary eleven by a score of 33 to 0 today The Southerners fought radiantly to keep down the score but the Soldieia seemed to gain strength a the Vir ginlans who defeated Navy earlier this Wichita it Hara 3 Ros oly I Onton Cbllase 7 Nerth Central 31 Kmhurat 4 Teachers 34 WtaeoMto Bradley st Viator Superior Taachara 34 gap Clal 4 Northland CoUeew 11 iiaeea junior vvvmnsi Method! 4 Rte 1 Creighton 7 Texas Chruttan 37: Baylor 4 Mrathwatern Oklahoma Trachara wetern Taachars 9 New Mexico Mines Ptnhxadlo AWMI erueiiBPi Montana State 7 Montana Mines 4 New Mexico Military 7: New Mester 4 IntermoMtaln Union Montana Normal 4 A 13i Stantord 4 Nevada 9: Calllo nla 34 Oonaaya 4 eeon 13 Chico State Tt 8n Jme Siu ii Xumtaea 0: Wsahlnston Slate 3L 1 Defiance ijj VeP anlao 5i Glenrilia Ji CoStord 9 Sacramento 13: California AHlct i you can't fool me There ain't no such animal" Old st the hills yet what else Is there to say with the score Pitts burgh 12 No tre Dame Not to men tion Yale's Hart mouth's 0 or the Ihilter slty of Califor nia Los An geles division 13 Stanford 7 A October pre pares for the long sleep I should say it will be all right by me if another October like It never comes again tn tne mean time all the Dole it 1 a In cluding Addle and Pooch will be plneed on the edge of tne water tank and Hx told they are making fun of him Brother Orantland Rice notable ex pert led off hl expertatlons with No tre Dame Dartmouth and Harvard to win they were shut out Maybe they didn't arrive at the park and to pacify the customers the niauagement ran in some substitute bouts Little Addle contribu tion to the right Hue of a ledger that now appears as If it had been run through a disc harrow was the Princeton Michigan game and who carex? Addle said 15 Michi gan and It wan 7 Michigan What of It! Oh yes yesterday wa to be just an other Saturday with the form teams working out for future engagement Help! Help! That fellow over there is swinging a cleaver Old aces and New THE galloping Gobblers hewed close to the line What a ball club They get better wltl each Saturday They will give Alabama one hot after noon mu weex ena Mag Starke here with I freshmen says lie knows the Techs will stem the Crimson Tide Aiked how or why Mag replies: "I Just feel It" It I settled Mug has a lot of feeling he weighs 225 net Virginia Tech believe if you don't want to has one of the greet terms of Dlxli football and there are but three veterans on it The others arc young they are learning every day There is no finer halfback In the South titan Dupo Holsclaw and a aopho more The General expected to clap a ground wire on the tall and the Cyclone made two touch downs Iji three minutes Arise Vir ginia sportsmen give this great team a Hand and do not classify your praise There is rejoicing down Durham Chapel Hill way today Duke scared Tennessee out of a year's growth los ing 18 13 in the final minutes and Carolina came Into the clear with a 13 0 win over state i And ts the Southern football tradition moves on It Is fair to note It took Bob Lassiter of Char lotte to win a game for Yale which In the light of things was nothing short of a miraculous exhibition All In the amily cpHE INDIANS of William Mary lost to one of the best teams in the country Pitt shut out Notre Dame no rits almost lost to Army The In dian learned a lot at West Point and their 33 0 defeat makes them doubly dangerous against I here Sat urday The Hying Squadron should have defeated Marvlajid The liv ing Squadron for that reason will be here Saturday to take it out on the Indians It will he a battle and there will be no "Ito the poor Inmans" about It Tommy Johnson does not run on his lianda so he got sway for a sweet 78 yarder against 8t John'a mashed fingers et and that one run may mean the turning point of Virginia's eeaeon No matter against whom It was made Johnson of Virginia ran 78 irds for touchdown and such efforts mi ecu confidence Here at home Jack Hawkins Lickadalxlcal usull got down to business and played as good football as I have seen all seawon Hawkins Tilt hard kicked with skill parsed (o hla target and handled lilmxe well In a per sonally conducted comeback to good favor Tommy Ncntt's Braves were worth watching and by gum the officiating ww the best I have this year if you can pardon another superlative 'Yor7 thend Little Addie over her well rn Ptet ons and that tlle trouble of breaking a wagon tongue over her head Army GainingPower Humbles GameWilliam Mary Team 33 0 4c AND MHenderson niewari Anderson BrMfes Meudt Quirk HUhn tf) Choice Worroll Br sen Sptck 8'11? 4 BUlJstico: tor rhou Bh for Johnson Points Army Buckler Broshous (cub zw EUiott (sub or Msc Wlllum Msrrltt (Yslei linesman 5 Hrvrdl field Judas Kelly (Sprintmid) 1 Anyway It Jas Last Saturday ay uu all reminds me of more than the old who walked to town to i the circus After browiimr around he eventually wound' up at tho giraffes? He stood) mere sorne lime feunded TTie circus man arrived and Bllas Inquired: "Brother what be them in that pen? "They are giraffes" he replied To which 811a ansvered "Pardncr KOl'TH Virginia 34 8t (Annapolis) Tulane 4: South Carolina 0 Vanderbilt 13 Georgia Tech 0 Tennessee 1: Duke 13 Georgia 33 lorid 13 Birmingham Southern IB: Ilillaapa 0 Mercer 57 arrla Island Mannes Presbyterian 14 Wnffnea 13: Chattanooga 1 KAndninhoMaskn 1 Vlreinia Military 7 North Carolina II North Carolina State Auburn 14 Mississippi Alabama 13 Kentucky 1 Virginia Poly 33 Washington and Lee Richmond 3 Roanoke 4 Davidson 7 Clemson 7 (tie) Catawba WO: Guilford 1 Uuolr Rhyne 13 Elon 1 wm7 Ol 0 ItlSl Willim Mary (N) 13 I rosh 4 Reward 14 Southwestern Tenn 13 7: Murfreesboro 4 Hattiesburg 13 Spring HUI 4 Southern Onton Bowdon 0 hburiie 4 Woodberry orrest 1 Episcope 1 School 13 Danville Military 0 Newport News High 23 Danville 4 Episcopal Hleh 13 Gilman 4 Greenbrier Military I Augusta Military I Pittsburgh 13 Notre Dame 0 Pordue 34: New York University I Michigan State 27 Syracuse ij? Army JJ William and Mary 4 vale 4 Dartmouth Brown 14 Harvard 4 Pennsylvania 14 Navy 4 Collate BIS enn Slat 0 Vjllanova 13 Bushnell 4 Washington end Jefferson 7 Lafaratta Rutgers 33 Johns Hopkins 4 Manhattan 39: Oglethorpe 7 with WldmycrjAod Um and in a fiMh was over tbe continued their 1 Wy i ou attempt st th extra polut ere rocgea i I Xotr beanorallred erhapa th strangest plciura of gi the tight Uteu of a Notra Danw team it aaauranek end cohesion bse lutely dfttrofoct patting wildly Hk a bunch of high school klda ina de mo rail red effort to com hart 1 Never before has a Notre Dame team of modern hlvtory been acortd vpon twice In oca minute Nothing hat heppenexi to tiw Greta italdert since Southern Callfocnle lt tJ! caught Notre XMmo tn the tart period and came from behind to overcome a two toucMwn lead and win cut14 BrownCliecks Harvard 14 4k Cambridge Ma Oct Tho undefeated Brawn Beam today Kaaaraj liarrartrt Eastern champeontiiip tooeeg with a itectaivo 14 0 victory a The Crtmton team waa completely Routed a tt bowod for the first thia season to tho alert Bruin wa capitalized every miatake at usgv marched to yard for thttr tccoud nod tally and drove S3 yard for if Other touchdown tn the third Harvard faltering and aluggish it tl moat every ttage wat capiblt bjt one scoring gesture That ns the first umo tho Crimton gained tis totll in the opening perkd Jlick CrickAMl rounded hl right end and raced yards over the Heart goal Une It came on a ahirt nia that rnort of the Brown forward ofiaidm Mong with never of CrtckardMtaOMl i tlV It aaa mom TXUC WWJ CTBmbUS beck to their position the bu wl' patted and Crickard was off HI inter ferenw cleaned out the bewffdertd'9 Bruins and he was not molested after he left tnidfteid The offside foul were obvtoua tbit porter la the throng of 27(XX) dartd prcAeal when th ball wa rteaUed uU Warren Cow for Ragtf KtHowgft vwrnivem aaM nUBBU erwarn 5 fUmhlM tkaf 1 (' I MACHINE ROUS OVER 324 jf ibtHng leenmen Crossld fallow iwaing Id 1H6 Twice In pm i Ihree Minutes Grinus Blocks irst Punt and Smith Scores Then Mills Races 85 Yards PASS SEATON TO SAWYERS MAKES OR TOUCHDOWN Lexington Oct Opening with two touchdown in less than three minute after the starting whistle and battering down a stubburn Washington and Lee line defense In the second and third quarters Virginia Polytechnic In stitute's powerful eleven continued ite march toward a Southern Conference championship by defeating' the Gen erals 82 8 In the annual homecoming battle here this afternoon ive thousand spectators viewed the twenty ninth meeting of the two team and watched the great Gobbler eleven turn It Into a rout in the final period ive Gobbler backfield ace experi enced the pleasure of taking the ball acroee the Washington Lee goal line and on two of the occasions Gene Hite booted the ball between the uprlghte for the extra point Grinus Blocks Punt OrlnuE Tech captain blocked Saw yer' punt on the 10 yard line after me xickoii naa gone over the goal Hite was on the oval like a flash On the fourth play Smith plunged for a touchdown Hite kicked goal Washington and Lee kicked off to Mill who grabbed the spinning oval on hl 15 yard line sidestepped several tacklers In uperb running and behind quickly formed Interfetence sprinted 85 yard through the entire Washing ton and Lee team for a touchddwn Again Hite kicked goal from place mnt The Generals came back strong with a stubborn defense that held the power play of I check Getting the ball on down the Generals exhibited atBck swept down the field with i short passe and cylmlnated in a touchdown on a pau from Seaton to Sawyers General inally CrumbleTT41 hy a touchdown at the end or the first quarter the general played doggedly in the face of the fierce charging of the heavy and powerful 1 The defensive game baffled the Gobbler time after time until late In the third quarter the Tech offensive £UP th period ending alth the ball on the one yard line Again the Generate rallied and with their back to the goal line held the poverful thrust Here however the tide turned Sawyer' punt to the 40 yard line was returned by Morgan to the 13 yard stripe Mill ripped through and Groth scored on the following were ln from the vwy scored on a yard gallop Groth Goes kt vx The Gobbler WffT nnur In ti stride and the battered Washington and Lee team could no longer hold the powerful line and the hard running TJrtfth tucked the ball under hl arm on the 80 vant tin Mopped on the eight yard line Hall i took It over Once more the Techmen Warted a scoring march but the Generate 1 chckel with another goal line rally Bolen and Elbrlck were outatanding defensive aura for the Oenerah whiletjn and Sawyers curled the brunt against the more power ful Tech team Porterfield Mllle and Al Seamon were ahtnlng lights on the Gobbler eleven Porterfield former fullback wa tn every play center diagnoalng the General strategy and breaking through to spoil play after play Gene Hite wa io a mainstay in the Gob bler line irst Downs 7 to it Washington and lej scored even flrat down to 11 for i The most stubbornly contested part of the game was in the hectic second and third periods when the Washington and Lee to Withstand 1' thruta It was a great but it could not last against the power of the Tech team and the de minutes1 he Cl0ClC off lhe 'Hie General scored on a surprise at tack Beaton tossed pa to Bawyera who ran the ball off tackle The pas tbe llne of ronmme and fooled the Gobbler players or ln offensive would allow the General to com up qn even terms In the fourth quarter however tha Techmen had ralved the deceptive of fensive of the General Mill' long run gave the 5000 spec tbnu' Aftr inter hlm a U1 vne speed eft 10 elude thrw ng'jn nd Lre player who werelown him from different tnfrrA0I Hc 1PPe1 through neatly to crow the goal line standing up 3 i AND IE LTLG RO RT HI QBLH RH Norllv Dakota State 14 Moorhta sSris sxsrawsyi A wE Buaixvi 10 tSerore Over 2500 Hawkins Is Main Cog In Offense By MARLOWE Bill I liomas of Newport News namesake of star VA'l nllGA ur i i tol 1J i iJ 1 Jtstciuay irom ms len end position th ficrntirifr i i a freshmen 13 0 before over 2500people at Bain ield Chntn a fHto ikEHi 4 11 wm T11 I 1reh Jack Hawkins of ft ne onu a pUyer hed ner dm of the second period Notice ft uutje siarr pnotographer sEiaKVU UTW ao yarns yeiterdiy i IV Mike Sebastian Strikes Bloty In Last Period Captain's Substitute Breaks AU2V fnr nn1 Initial Touchdown DAILEY INTERCEPTS PASS AND LASHES OVER GOAL EDWARD NEIL 4'T Pittsburgh Oct Dime eleven hailed a the greateat to tbe land went down to a defee today before tho Panther of Pittsburgh 1 th Rratet upwte in football history the enraged anthr staged a dyinir fourth quarter effort ths seht the Green Grenadier back to South Bend as the short end of th Pre game predictions tn At Hunx mtn voukt wLxt by a wide margin The famed a minute? football machine imply coujd not start func tioning against Pitt' perfect defense Driven like ahr twifAM fk of 11 shepherd In bright green the Panther reeled through three period of a struggle that held a mammoto crowd 1 of 85000 in the huge staudium on Pittsburgh's hlghast hill breathlera with fear for tho home boys Tbrss times once in each Scoreless quarter the Panthers staggered back under te drive of a team they ay In tha Mld ffot off a low mil in I VlV cam out Of Iktall taiooal 1L II ee a urc ccona penoa notice the queer 1 11 01 wotuaii ewjmmucoj 'vf: the Brave won I Take Command I somewhere came strength in I Panther team into one mivirtv I thrust Plttabureh mririaniai 1 ew wg every ounce left in th bettered bodies Poppleman 52 (I 11 blt troroeSdmfm toraZ 11 ahnost without a stngla rtiw Conquers Cadets By 12 7 1 I dominating the ply un tottS mens yen apart Within aeoondE the remnant c' what had been a great team were ct' hWonc1 Presatsw uoo Hogan Panther quarters oneof the two to flnlah Minor I TT yard lino Oa lor Dnw Psa a It always Sad Millard I been doing Warren Heilsr and Latten ripped inside Notre Dam tSwe t4n them Urtek I "adore Weltutock a burly fuliba dr Bmtui burst through eenter on 9 beautiful rati taxi to tb Hoaiainaa Then Sebastian a substitute who 9 9 9 13 taking the part of the suing can 0 Pul Bolder raced for Nch JU MIW I Pnrf 7 fofoS! Sebastian Rqn aii I niltbtck bloekid out Bina ANto aaite MARYLAND Hint an all Rouxier Wabb McDonald Keenan Benner Woods ji Nelson Tta Wldtnyer Buscher Bcora by periods: Msrytana it 1 MRAPteaP iHnahJA WE a 1 MaryUnd: PopptocRtiC after wuchdawoV 1: Braith maal lriLl ua44Vv WdiUMQ VUl lljl Mftw (Davidnonf: umpire etter (South care Raider nd sod caotain head llneaman William (Vkslalai I sped tor tha far eideltnaa flaid judge Cuddy (Virslnlal eiieiwrt Quickly he 1 eut back rtepptng daintily out of to: back 10 yard a but Widmyer made it tacklm and first down with a 20 yard run Pon 1 to get pieman rammed the line and stopped at the Cadets' 12 yard line LaZwar tb Kot Dame but the Cadets took tho ball onriowto 1 toct tb bl l2 'Q Widmyer and Poppleman made It first Passing dmneratalv wiZIJePoppLemn utenklly ro got Us nrat ktekcn Widmyer who ran around right end Al McGuff a smbMitate hat7 for a touchdown Keenan's kick failed hurled hia svm cruM Maryland recovered fumble on the arms of Pttt I 10 yard ime but lost th ball mighty ends on downs as the period ended I Daflsy took the batt on a dead rai Trailing by one point as the final I cme up from Notre Dime's Si perlod opened and with Widmyer line and in a ftaah was over the Hurt ths Old Liners continued their drive in the fourth They went to the attempt ths extra point Cadet two yard line and lost the blocked wuen rvppieman passed over the goal for a touchback Th Cadets kicked to th midfield and on th flrat play Poppleman plunged through right tackle and broke loose He headed tor tho Sidelines and dashed 52 yards for the winning touchdown Keenan again misted the kick Th Cadet tried in vain come th lead with a desperate aerial II 1 tas1 I ARMY Edvards J'T Basil LU OOOCll xn Bucknam "9 SUIlman HT HutehUon HE Lar lor 98 MacWiilianv Bjcklar rvn Jobnsou VB Siancook 4s Braves Conquer Gobblets Results inry Win Spectacular Game Moaovich Morrlu Bolen Grove Eibnek Carman Smith Seaton Bawyera Bacon Score by period 1 and nd Les Mat 0lZnniCannn rida Collins Tbomai ilm1 Ensluh Botmek aimer Hall Caay Ottovay Hovard 81mn'on Jennlnsatrk' Copenhaver Cun i BraiinP Mills Oroth Cnuv Ran Wsablnstan Loe Bawrara "ter touchdown Hite 3 (ptacementel lrtt I WshlnrUm nd pe 7 Paases I Watt inion and Lee 13 Parte I 3 a ah Inxt os inf pted 1 3 Wahlnion 7 L1 WahlnUn and 13 isiuiiy Afliberat 4 union 8 WiUUm 0 0: Colby 0 providence 4 KMlngfieid 4 tlei Msiyl if Coast Guard 0 Jropshlro io Lowell Textile 3 Arnold 13 Worcester Poly 4 Columbia 4: Cornell 4 Tull 33 Connecticut Stat Hobart Roche tr Clarkson 34 Middlebury Western Reerv 11 Buffalo 0 li AUehny 4 Albright 13 Mt Bl Mary 9 rid fekn Marine iai Teseher 4 (lie) Lehigh 34 Muhlenberg I Bowdoln 0 Gate 4 (tie Lebanon Valley 10 j0Mph Mliitaty 3S Dickinson 4 Hnsnhae wa kcnqriviin qftrrt 7: Delaware 9 WMl cbMUrs brnvf Pile ft nii w4taMy Suaouehanna 0 Oettyaburg Urslnua 3 Tienion in Ji Teacher ig (a) Teacher 4 Vermont i Norwich 4 UtltA lm Uartmik SO towel 34: Washington" College 13 Gerev 12: Marshall 0 Meatmtnlater et Liberty 31 Wilmington wlIfllMt Al ttoeawia Cortland V) Teacher 7 Sett Brouna kurg 1 a 1 Teacher 1 tile) Teacher 7 Bloomsburg Tewhl? i btppenaSurg Collet (X 14 Brooklyn Collage 7 Union 4 Myvland 21 Loyola iMd Sf' Kennaelater 4 (tie) Hamilton 4 Bi Lawrence 4 Emerson Institute 4 st John' rosh 13 MIDWIST Prtnceion 7 Ohio State 7 (tie) Ohio Wesleyan 34 Denison 4 Wittenberg University gg Georgetown (Ky 4 Akron 4 Heidelberg 21 Mt Union 4 Case 13 Baldwin Waltee Marietta 13 Kenyon 7 WMMtV ft' nfemwlfta dk Mn Mlrsm 0 itle) Ohio Northern 14 Capital 34 Avheand 4 Otterbein 4 (tlel TMher te ktete Normal it Michigan Virginia 34 Marquette 7 Minnraoia 7: North estern 4 Hrinols 13 Chicago 7 1 MlwurlPPl State 4 Wjhington University It Missouri Butler 14 ranklin 4 South Dakota 4: Carleton 4 HlUadala 33 Albion 4 Depauw 33 Earlham 4 Miami 23 Wabash Bluffton 7 indlay 7 (tig) Hope 4 Alma Corneil (lows) 4 Cbe Ripen 12 Lawrence 7 rn'r1? OW upper lew 4 Lyther Nasraska 4: KaUa State 4 JKSiSSf M' 4 BRAVES 13 RESHMEN 0 1 wCanp NrTv7V 7r tlmH i i I lt Walker (c) lg Nee jyhiw rg Coble RT Thoma RE S'lley LH Havkin Rr Cvl1 Score periods" W' and at (Hi (i ftcAin fjkHsatastmMaa a plnts after Cavish' (mm Maxey) Offlelala bead linesman Hail umptr wtl THE NOROLK LANDMARK NOROLK VIRGINIA SUNDAY OCTOBER 30 1932 TT I ZW Va I anting ynaer tire Lets Utt Lucky Kick for Braves wl Afle 4 1 I IS 7L "WH yt' 4 5 3T Mr zSsllgs! it.