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NOVEMBER 14, 194S MONROE (LA.) MORNING WORLD RAGE ELEVEN MISSISSIPPI STATE DEFEATS L. S. 7 TO 0 £3 SSS3 33 $33 33 Southerners Dim Gulf State Title Hopes Of Techmen Tigers Err Twice Within Four Yards Of Crossing Maroon Goal Bv Warren Rogers, Jr. BATON ROUGE, Nov. 13-(ZP) State defeated Louisiana State University 7-0 here tonight, helped along by some costly Tiger goal line fumbles.

The hard-fighting L. S. U. Bengals consistently pushed through the Masons but ran out of gas every time they threatened to score. Mississippi State never once put together a touchdown march.

The lone tally was on Harper 60 yard return of an intercepted pass. Max Stainbrook place-kicked the extra point. The Bengals battered the Maroon line until it had less snap than a two dollar girdle but. fumbled twice within four yards of Mississippi goal line. Statistically it was L.

S. game. bayou boys traveled 359 yards from scrimmage against the Maroons 156. Most of the L. S.

257 yards was through the Mississippi State line. Pile-driving Zollie Toth, a fullback who runs like an elephant who fancies himself a gazelle, slammed full-steam for solid gains every time he got the ball. But he fumbled twice when it hurt. The officials put him out of the game for a rule infraction in the third period and, after that, the Tigers appeared to come apart at the seams. Shorty McWilliams again sparked the Maroon attack.

A constant threat. he punted and quickkicked out of danger, hit pass receivers and slipped through fast-closing holes. Louisiana State put together a half. dozen sustained drives. Three were around the 16 and tile others within the five.

The Maroons played a methodical game, but were alert enough to capitalize on the Tiger errors. The lineups: Mississippi State Left K. Davis. Left tackle wright, Burke. Left atterion, Walker.

Bullock. Taylor. Right Williams, Campbell. Gough. Right Vaughn, Seal.

Right Dreyspring. Quarterback Stuart, O'Conner. Left half Robinson. Right half Davis, Stainbrook. Full Daly, Crumbier.

louisiana State Left Lyle, Bullock. Left Voss. Bradley. Wray, Reid. Right Worley, McClelland, Right R.

Collins. Right Cole. Left half Konz. Right half ins n. Baggett.

Full Collins, Toth, Cleft. Score by ciuarters: Mississippi State 0 7 0 Louisiana State 0 0 0 Mississippi State scoring, Davis, point after touchdown, Stainbrook (for Davis) (placekick). Finley Ca rt- Papa, Navy (Continued from Tenth Page) Faulk on a fancy punt return, ani Crawley added a touchdown on an line plunge. Crawley also added the point behind score. Wits Its line playing unusually goo! ball for their class, Sherrouse scored in every quarter in downing Central.

Seller started the scoring when lie tackled McClanahan -behind the Central goal for a safety, and May followed with a reverse play to hit pay dirt. Sedberry and Womack scored on long end runs, and Seiler tallied on a pass from Causey. Causey made conversions behind every touchdown. The lineups: and Webb, ends; Sellers and Wainwright, tackles; and Wood, guards; Ambrose, center; and Jolley, T. Womack, May and Causey, backs.

Bates, J. Womack, Sedberry and Verger. and Lindsey, ends: B. Gambino and R. Gambino, tackles; Pedar and Liles, guards; Clark center; and McClanahan, Thomas, Kirby and Haley, backs.

Georgia Reeves and I Marchman, ends: Dawson and Guer- tackles; Byrd and Johnson, guards; Means, center; Reynolds, Lewis, McAdams and Waddell, backs. Hanna, Shamblin, Newman, Knight, L. Reeves, Allan. Gold, Womack and Young. Barkdull and Meyer, ends; Fowler and Vickers, tackles; Stevens and Varino.

guards; Lea. center; Gammel, Fatheree, Dollar and Young, backs. Bloomer, Crawley, Hart, Simmons and Thompson. MAN IS INJURED WHEN STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE sLuTiSi ceeding south on Jackson street when he attempted to pass a car and when he came around the car. Sullivan started across the street with a load of groceries in his arms.

Smith's automobile struck Sullivan and rendered a minor hip injury. Hospital attendants reported late last night that Sullivan would probably be released from the hospital today. (By Associated Press) STATE Southwestern Louisiana 27, Pensacola Naval Air 6 Tulane 35, Baylor 13. Mississippi State 7, L. S.

U. Northwestern La. 41, Arkansas State College 6. Mississippi Southern 20, Louisiana Tech 6. South High Point 30, East Carolina Teachers 7.

Lenoir Rhyne 13, Elon 0. Catawba 33, Guilford 6. Appalachian State 27, Atlantic Christian 6. Lane 15, Fisk 14. Alabama 14, Georgia Tech 12.

Georgia 42, Auburn 14. Clemson 21, Wake Forest 14. Duke 62, George Washington 0. North Carolina 49, Maryland Virginia 7, West Virginia 0. Washington and Lee 21, Davidson 20.

Florida A. and M. 36, Clark (Atlanta) 12. Vanderbilt 56, Marshall 0. Sewanee 47, Kenyon 13.

Southern University 19, Wiley 0. Greensboro A. and I. 14, Virginia State 0. Western Carolina 32, Emory and Henry 13.

Tennessee A. and I. 32, Lincoln University 0. Fort Jackson 46, Fort McPherson 0. Milligan 21, West Va.

Tech 7 Florida State 26, Mississippi College 6. Albany State College 8, Edward Waters College (Jacksonville, Fla. 7). Delaware 14, Rollins 13. Fort Benning, Army 0, Jacksonville Navy 13.

Maryville 20, Carson-Newman 18. Kentucky 34, Florida 15 Mississippi 16, Tennessee 13 Virginia Tech 7, Richmond 7 (tie) Virginia Military 34, The Citadel 6 North Carolina A. T. 14, Virginia State 0 St. Augustine 40, St.

Paul 0 Hampden-Sydncy 20, Randolph -Macon 6 Shaw 27, J. C. Smith 6 Sewanee 47, Kenyon 13 Tennessee Freshmen 12, Vanderbilt Freshmen 0 Bluefield Teachers (W. Va.) 7, Knoxville College 6 Morristown College 38, College (S. IO Louisville Municipal 20, Lemoyne (Memphis) 6 Tuskegee Institute 13, South Carolina State College 6.

Fort Valley State College 6, Benedict 2. Paine College 24, Pensacola Giants (Negro) 7 East Army 26, Pennsylvania 20. Cornell 27, Dartmouth 26. Harvard 30, Brown 19. Columbia 13, Navy 0.

Princeton 20, Yale 14. Penn State 47, Temple 0. Colgate 20, Syracuse 13. Holy Cross 13, Fordham 6. 20.

Carnegie Tech 0. North Carolina State 20. Duquesne 6. Wesleyan 16, Trinity 0. Lafayette 27, Ohio Wesleyan 7 William and Mary 14, Boston College 14 Rutgers 40, New York U.

0. New Hampshire 20, Connecticut 7. Coast Guard 13, Rennsselaer Poly Institute 6. Tufts 13, Massachusetts 13 (tie). St.

19, Norwich 0. Buffalo 47, Bucknell 13. Hobart 24, Sampson 0. Brooklyn College 31, Alfred 7. Hartwick 25, Wagner 12.

Rochester 47, Clarkson 0. Kings Point 27, Adelphia 19. Penn Military College 31, UrsinusO. Bergen Junior College 14, Arnold 7. Maryland State 26, Bridgeport 13.

St. Lawrence 7, Gettysburg 7. Union 25, Hamilton 7. Haverford 21, Susquehanna 7. Scranton 48, Albright 0.

Swarthmore 33, Drexel 13. Muhlenberg 40, Franklin and Marshall 7. Alleghany 40, Earlham 0. Shippensburg Teachers 28, Indiana Teachers 18. Western Maryland 13, Lebanon Valley 0.

Johns Hopkins 9, Dickinson 6. Washington College 7, Catholic University 6. Navy Plebes 18 Penn Freshmen 12. Yale Freshmen 28, Princeton Freshmen 20. Princeton J.

V. 26, Yale J. V. 7. Navy 25, Rutgers 150 7.

Davis and Elkins 13, Glenville 0. Boston College Freshmen 41, Dartmouth Freshmen 7. Quantico Marines 26, St. Francis of Pennsylvania 0. Geneva 12.

Bethany (W. Va.) 6. Amherst 13, Williams 7 Middleburg 13, Vermont 12 Springfield 35, American International 0 C. C. N.

Y. 47, Hofstra 6 Devens 13, Champlain 0 Moravian 6, Juanita 6 (tie! Bloomsburg Teachers ll, East Stroudsburg Teachers 0 Penn Military College 31, Ursinius 0 Grove City 7, Westminister 0 Potomac State 7, National Agriculture College 7 (tie) New Britain (Conn) Teachers 6, Lowell Textile 6 ttie) West Liberty 13. Concord 6. Slippery Rock 20, Clarion Teachers Kutztown Teachers 13. Rider 6.

Alliance 18, Edinboro (Pa.) Teachers 0. Midwest Notre Dame 12, Northwestern 7. Ohio State 34, Illinois 7. Michigan 54, Indiana 0. Minnesota 28, Iowa 21.

Pittsburgh 20, Purdue 13. Capital 7, Otterbein 6. Bowling Green 38, Morningside 7. Ohio University 14, Butler 6. Knox 15, Monmouth 6.

Illinois College 47, Elmhurst 0. Illinois Wesleyan 27, James Milliken 6 Wheaton 13, Augustana (111.) 0. Shurtleff 34, Princpia 13. Illinois Normal 40, Western Illinois State 0. Dekalb Teachers 28, Stevens Teachers 13.

Luther 12, Iowa Central 7. Iowa Teachers 19, North Dakota State 0. Eastern Illinois 38, Southern Illinois State 0. Northern Illinois State 28, Central Wisconsin Teachers 13. Lewis College 31, Aurora 6 Southwest Missouri State 50, Southeast Missouri State 0.

Central College (Fayette Mo.) 12, Baker (Baldwin, Kas.) 0. Canisius 26. Toledo 21. Wisconsin 26, Marquette 0 Michigan State 48, Iowa State 7 South Carolina 27, Tulsa 7 Drake 13, New Mexico 0 Kansas 20. Kansas State 14 Missouri 27, Colorado 13 Oklahoma 41, Nebraska 14 Western Kentucky 14, Eastern Kentucky 13 Ripon 13, Grinnell 0 Western Michigan 19, Washington (St.

Louis) 6 Ball State IO, Indiana Stale 7 Centre 14. Hanover 0 Indiana Central 18, Rose Poly 7 Oklahoma City 13, Dayton 13 tie Ashland 19, Hiram 0 Washington Jefferson 21, Muskingum 14 Defiance 14, Bluffton 0 Wooster 31, Wittenberg 7 Denison 41, Case 7 Miami (O.) 41, Wichita 16 Baldwin Wallace 41, Bount Union 21 Cincinnati 26, Western Reserve 13 Wayne 46, Omaha 20. Central Michigan 21, Milwaukee Friendship Teachers 6. Alma 25, Hope 13. Lake Forest (111.) 13, Albion 7.

Sault Branch Michigan Tech 25, Olivet 6. Depauw 8, Wabash 0. Manchester 27, Franklin 13. Anderson 28. Canterbury 12.

Findlay IO, Ohio Northern 6. Thiel 20. Wilmington 0. Great Lakes Naval Station 56, Grosse Naval Air Station 0. Carleton 34.

Cornell (la.) 0 Lacrosse Tchrs. 14, Winona (Minn.) Tchrs. 6 Southwest Sui Ross State Teachers College 59, New Mexico State Teachers College 6. Kansas Wesleyan 19, Rockhurst 0. Rice 28, Texas A.

M. 6 Southern Methodist 14, Arkansas 12 Texas 14, Texas Christian 7 Trinity 7, East Texas State 7 (tie). McMurry 32. Howard Payne 20. Colorado School of Mines 14, Adams State 6.

Stephen F. Austin 20, Corpus Christi 0. University of Houston 8, North Texas State 6. Abilene Christian College 45, Austin College 6. Far West California 44, Washington State 14.

Stanford 39, Montana 7. Southern California 32, Washington 7. Idaho 28, Portland 0. College of Pacific 32, San Francisco 14. Colorado A.

and M. 20, Brigham Young 0. Denver 41. Utah 6. Colorado College 20, Oberlin ll South Dakota State 27, Colorado State 2.

Occidental 21, San Francisco State 0. Utah 20, Oregon State 20. San Diego Naval Training Center 28, Amphibious Force, Pacific 0. I Wyoming 46, Montana State 12 Eastern Washington 21, Central Washington 6. BULLDOGS FALL TO RIVALS, 20 TO DEFEAT MONROE F.

S. U. (Continued from T.nth Fuel SPORTS SCRIBES GET TASK OF SELECTIONS ORLANDO, Nov. One sportswriter in each of 12 southern states has been invited to serve as chairman of his respective state board in selection of the 29th annual all- Norris Ray DfOpS Decision TO nuHlVed by arough the formation, they stopped the attack cold. John Filchock of Grindstone, place kicked two extra points for State from Tenth Page) southern high school football squad.

State chairmen will name 120 sportswriters and coaches in each state Hattiesburg Eleven Can Claim Crown With Win Over Southeastern Lions HATTIESBURG, Nov. Southern moved to within one victory of the Gulf States Conference's first football championship tonight by whipping Louisiana Bulldogs 20-6 before a homecoming crowd of 9,000. It was third league win and Tech's first loss in five conference starts. Southern plays its final G. S.

C. game against Southeastern Louisiana here next Friday night. The first Southern tally came on their second running play of the game, when Halfback Frank Srpuiel raced 64 yards around left end. A few moments later a fumble put Tech in the hole although they held once, Southern came back with a 34-yard scoring drive. Halfback Bub- ber Phillips tallied on a 22-yard dash around right end.

Tech Halfback Joe Rabb sparked a 36-yard march for a touchdown in southern squad and in others for honorable mention. The all-southern equad will be announced Dec. 19. Bob Hayes, sports editor of the Orlando Morning Sentinel and chairman of the selection committee, said invitations have been extended to tile following sportswriters 4o serve as state chairmen: Bonny Marshall, Birmingham, Age-Hcralri; Orville Henry, Arkansas Gazette, Little Rock; Pete Norton, Tampa, Tribune; Harry Martinez, New Orleans. States; Earl Ruby, Louisville, Courier-Journal; Earl Magee, Jackson, Miss, Daily News; Wilton Garrison, Charlotte, N.

Observer; Edgar Allen, Nashville, Banner; Carter (Scoop) Latimer. Greenville, S. News; Putt Powell, Amarillo, Globe-News; Chauncey Durden, Richmond, Times-Dispatch; Dan Magil, Atlanta, Journal. CLEMSON DEFEATS WAKE FOREST, 21-14 the second period. He went over from the six on an off-tackle smash.

WINSTON-SALEM, N. Nov The Southerns added their final Clemson threw back touchdown midway through the third stubborn Wake Forest today in a 21- quarter as Halfback Bennie Nobles 14 thriller to register its seventh long-passed from his own 35-ya'd line to End Cliff Coggin, who took the ball on the Bulldog 31 and went over, Doug Honaker placekickfxl the first two Southern extra points but his third effort was blocked. straight victory. The Tigers, in winning their fourth straight Southern Conference forged ahead twice in the early going, only to have the battling Deacons come back to tie tile score on each occasion. Finally, early in the fourth quarter, Fullback Fred Cone climaxed a 47-yard drive by bucking over from the one with the deciding score.

Rex Bingham In Featured Battle BASTROP, Nov. Norris Ray, Bastrop's former Golden Gloves welterweight champion, suffered his first defeat of the fistic season here tonight as he lost a decision to hard hitting Rex Bingham, former middleweight champion of the Gulfport Naval station, now a student at Delta State Teachers College. Bingham, appearing against Ray In the main event of the evening, scored three knockdowns against the rugged Bastrop battler. In the Mon roe-Ba strop section of the card, the Bastrop fighters shaded the Monroe Knights of Columbus scrappers, 4 to 2, with five technical knockouts featuring tile show at the American Legion Home. Lloyd Bacon, 100-poundcr of Monroe, scored first for the visitors when ho decisioned Paul Jones; Priest cam up with a Bastrop Win when he stopped Waldroup, Monroe, in the first round.

Eugene Dean, Monroe, 115 pounds, decisioned Bennett Parker in one of the best fights. Buddy Weems, Bastrop, hung a T. K. O. on Irvin Bayles, Monroe, in the first round.

Junior Slade, Bastrop, won a second round T. K. O. over Bobby Black, Monroe. Tunney Bayles.

Monroe er, spotted Arnold Ray ten pounds and put up a good fight until he became a T. K. O. victim in the third round. In a heavyweight fight, Billy Allen, Bastrop, stopped Ray Nobles.

Crossett, in the first round. McIntyre, Bastrop, got a first round T. K. 6. over Owen Duncan, Bastrop, in a battle of middleweights.

BA YLOR -TULA NE NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Baylor-Tulane football statistics: Baylor Tulane Clemson entered the game with bids S. Ll. BULLDOGS TAKE First Downs 7 18 Net yards gained rushing 39 292 Forward passes attempted 24 14 Forward passes completed 14 9 Yards forward passing. 129 102 Forwards intercepted by I 3 Yards gained run back interceptions 14 25 Punting average 34.133.3 Total yards, all kicks returned 140 66 Opponent fumbles recovered I I Yards lost by penalties IO50 DAME SOUTH BEND, Nov.

Northwestern-Noti Dame football statistics: Northwestern Notre Dame First downs 18 Net yards gained rushing ICI 308 Forward pashes a t- tempted 14 IO Forward a completed 44 Yards forward passing 6561 Forwards intercepted by 4 I Yards gained runback interceptions 106ll Punting average 3847 Total yards, all kicks returned 60 52 fumbles recovered I 2 Yards lost by penalties 9095 TENNESSEE OIE MISS to the Texas Sun Bowl and Jackson Ville, Gator Bowl contests, but was committed to no one, according to a source close to the school. Wake Frost already has accepted an invitation to the Birmingham, Dixie Bowl contest. victory, the first in seven years over Wake Forest, was achieved before a standing room sellout crowd of 20,000. Clemson scoring touchdowns Mathews, Thompson, Conc. Points after touchdowns Jack Miller 3 (placements).

Wake Forest scoring Gregus, Sprock. Points after 2 (placements). HAWK HILL CAPTURES F0XHUNTERS ALL-AGE PARIS, Nov. 13. (ZP)-Hawk Hill, a record-cracking hound from the Nichols and Swayze Kennels of Benton, won the 55th running of the National all-age stake here today.

Hawk's victory made the lean Kentucky-bred hunter the first ever to win both the Chase Futurity and all-age. He won Hie Futurity at Columbus, last year. This year Chase Futurity went to Hawk's kennel mate, Trigger Swayze, making the Benton Kennels the first to win both in one year. Second place was taken by Bell, owned by James Mahery of Athens, Tenn. The three-and-a-half year old female scored a total of 430 points to trail heavy score of 565.

PENSACOLA GOSLINGS LAFAYETTE, Nov. 13. (ZP) Southwestern Louisiana Institute Bulldogs were brilliant in spots tonight as they downed the Pensacola Naval Air Station Goslings. 27-6. In their last home appearance of the year, the Bulldogs scored once each in the first and second periods and twice in the third to sink Goslings.

Southwestern scored early in the first quarter when Right End Herman Zei ingur recovered a Pensacola fumble on the 24 Right Halfback George Crowson scored the touchdown. In the final of first quarter, intercepted a Pensacola aerial and scampered 64 yards for a touchdown, Kingery converted. Southwestern drove 44 yards in the third period to score, sparked by Rignt Halfback Dick Pate. He went over from the two. Kingery again converted.

Then Howard Fournet intercepted a Gosling aerial on the Pensacola 24, on the next play circled right end for the score. Kingery add another conversion. only tally In final period on a 48-yard drive. Right Half Tom Mussetti off talkie for 36 yards to set up scoring play. Left Half Tom Haddock went over.

Villanova 1947-48 basketball team, composed entirely of sophomores, was the highest scoring aggregation in Wildcat history, averaging 66 points per game. MEMPHIS, Nov. 13 Tennessee-Mississippi football statisties: Missis- 15 FRIDAY GAMES High School Neville 22. Lafayette 7. Tallulah 14, Winnsboro 9.

Bastrop 32, Winnfield 0. L. T. I. 6, Junction City 0.

Terrebonne 35, New Orleans Academy 7. Lake Charles 19, Jennings 0. Lstrouma 20, Bogalusa 14. Sulphur 48, Bolton 14. Redemptorist 13, Varnado 6.

Peters 44, Bay St. Louis, Miss, 0. Vicksburg 7, Natchez 6. Ferriday 32, Sicily Island 20. Delhi 39, Arcadia 19.

Block of Jonesville 72, Wiener 18. Fair Park 25, Lake Providence 6 (Thursday). Tenn. First downs IO Net yards gained rushing to Forward passes attempted JI Forward passes completed 14 Yards forward passing. 155 Yards gained runback interceptions 14 Punting ave rage 39.3 Total yards all kicks returned 64 Opponent's fumbles recovered Yards lost by penalties 15 J30 I 23 25 41.9 131 1 20 DONOR PULLS UPSET; TAKES BUTLER PRIZE M.

W. Sullivan, of 500 South First street received slight injuries and was admitted to the Riverside Sanitarium last night shortly after 9:30 after he was struck by an automobile at the itersection of Jackson and Morris streets. According to police. Sullivan was struck by an automobile driven by NEW YORK, Nov. whose owner, Deering Howe, died last Sunday, pulled an upset to 'Ain the 585,950 Butler Handicap at Jamaica race track today.

The four-year-old gelding broke away from three others in a tight pack as they swung into tile home stretch, took command just beyond the eighth pole, and romped home an easy victory by two lengths. The favored Phalanx, owned by C. V. Whitney and sent off at 5 to 2 by a crowd of 32,576, was second, one half length before King Better Self. Donor, a son of Challedon, was timed in 1:58 flat for the mile and three sixteenths route, and few I who fancied his chances over eight I MISS.

STATE-L. S. U. BATON ROUGE, Nov. -Statistics on the Mississippi State- Louisiana State football game: First Dor atis Forward passes st tempted Forward passes completed Yards forward passing Forwards intercepted by Yaids gained runback interceptions Punting average Total yards, all kicks lo turn rd 45 fumbles re covered Yaids lost by penalties POINT MAMA.

UNIVERSITY, Miss scored 17 touchdowns in its last three games, a total of 115 points against Boston College. 32-13; LSU, 49-19, and Chattanooga, 34-7. other star handicap performers were rewarded $27.70, $10.80 and $6.10 for $2. The victory was worth $58,850, and shot Donor 1948 earnings to $129,395. Miss.

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D. Masur Sons Corner DeSiard and North Grand Store For Men Since ing penalty. lone try for the extra point was blocked. Mississippi took to the air 19 times and completed IO for 91 yards while the Seminoles completed only one of nine attempts, for 54 yards and a touchdown. Mississippi made ll first downs to IO for F.

S. U. The lineups: Mississippi Left Kront. I Wilson, Massey. Left guard Benton, Booker.

Center Polk, Brifance. Right Wilson, Lowther, McGee. Right tackle Hardin, Wells. Right end D. Lee, Evans.

Quarterback Matulich, Right halfback Green, Britt. Right halfback Green, Britt. Left halfback Howard, Decell. Gunn. Florida State IWt end Hewitt, Kendall, Fox.

Li ft tackle Tully, Browning, Kendrick. Left guard Dawkins, Quigley, Kalfas. Center Marcus, May. Right guard Coleman, Fan lor. Right Adams, Voglritter, McClure, Schmeltz.

Right end Melton, Eu- ban as. Quarterback Fey, Urquhart. Right halfback Parrish, Morgan, Peterson. Left halfback Macla'an, Reddick, Chaudron. Fullback Strauss, Filchock, Manuel.

Mississippi scoring: Touchdowns, Parrish 2, Strauss, Urquhart; Extra points, Filchock, 2 (place kick). (Continued from Tenth to score and he duplicated in the last quarter on a 68-yard jaunt. Score by quarters: North Carolina 7 21 7 ll 49 Maryland 7 0 0 North Carolina Touchdowns Maceyko (2) Kennedy (2) Justice Powell Rodgers. Points after touchdowns Cox 7 (placement). Maryland scoring: Touchdown Kuchis, Augshurger.

after touchdowns Dean (2) (placement). Climaxing a 78-yard push, Winf eld Scott took off down the side line for a thrilling 48-yard touchdown run. Capt. Bill Yeoman split the posts to make it 7-7. Dooncy cracked across for second score early in the second quarter after another Galiffa muff had been recovered by Don Detorre, Penn tackle, on one.

Agocs it 14-7, and Army supporters began to moan. But on the ensuing kickoff, Stuart gathered in the ball three yards inside his own end zone, cut sharply to his left sideline, and went all the way as Yeoman threw' a key block i for him at midfield. Yeoman missed the kick to keep the Quakers in front 14-13, The second half was mostly bedlam. Army drove 52 yards in nine plays to score its third touchdown. Stuart shot off his light side seven yards for the marker, and Yeoman aga ii missed the point to make it Army 19, Penn ll.

Then came 42-yard scamper at 9:29 bf the closing quarter. Penn 20, Ai my 19. That was when Galiffa came a-galloping to the rescue of Coach Earl Blaik and his men. The lineups: Army Left Kellum, Elmblad. Left Feir, Atoll, Ackerson.

Left guard- Limn, Henry. Bullock, Malado- Henrikson. Right guard Galloway, Castuca, Barnes, Irons. Right tackle -Davis, Howell. Right end Parish, Kuyk, Kulpa.

Quarterback Galiffa, Watsey, McGrane, Gustafson, Dielens, Left half Stuart, Vinson, Caln, Shultz. Right half Scott, Shelley, Gillette, Fischl. Fullback- Stephenson, Kuckhahr, Coneen ti no, Depew. Penn Iieft end Wettlaufer, Orlstaglio, Roberts. Left tackle Detorre, Cooney.

Left guard Tokarczyk, Lemonick, Hoffman. Rossell. Right guard Adams, Schweder. Right tackle Reichenbach, Conway. Right end Sponaugle, Agocs.

Quarterback Falcone, Talarieo, Coulson. Ijoft half Sica, Bagnell, Albertus, Cook. Right half Rhoads, Topchick, Injaian, ullbaek Dooney, Edenberg. Score by quarters: Army 7 6 6 Penn 7 7 0 Ai my scoring- Touchdowns, Scott, Stuart 2, Trent. Points after Yeoman 2 (placekicks).

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