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IR IW 4 Sports Athletics Sports Athletics SECTION SIX PAGES Buckeye 77 Smeared SOAX Gillotti Williams I Arms i 'V RUN KtlX fc Iowa orgets Grid Scores Cowboys Clout for Saturday Bluej ays 20 6 Ohio victory over III 0 the Bucks LT I 5 for huge A thriller ana almost a completion was this Ion 4 'v 7 Pomidoro i Lions Pale Big Red Paul passing Cornell's games it wins Not with Dutch White re Emporia Teachers 33 Win 12100 had an TOUCHDOWN quintet at the Chicago November 27 was an Saturday night by the Herald American spon the event The All Star Atta That Ends Boilermaker 0 0 (Hie World Herald's A'crrn Service I Iowa City la Oct 31 unpredictable Hawk eyes deserted the air lanes al completely Saturday afternoon ahd with a ground attack that riddled a stubborn Purdue defense by sheer pow er defeated the Boilermakers Lon Zik Boost to 14 7 Win Hastings" 2o Peru 24 observed too far behind the just too plumb old do much these days right on had too raw power on the line too speed in Tate and too straight ahead locomotion OMAHA NEBRASKA NOVEMBER 1 1942' 2 2 Hat TALK had begun as a discussion of the idiosyncrasies of col lege professors One guy told about the puckish fnculcator of mathematical axi oms and theories who drove into the blackboard a small nail that was invisible from the front seats Daily prance into the classroom approach the black board and draw a fair likeness of hook whose end always came where the nail was driven With a flourish appear to hang his hat on the pictured sup port Then he'd proceed blithely to business invariably to great ap plause Hat Hangers and Coaches Reserve Roy Ailing Al Combine with Eisenhart to Stave Off Kansans came back Im after the kickoff yards for its second The scorecame on a executed 14 yard irst downs Yards rushing i Yards 'orwards orvu rlx Iilnui a orward bv triKH int in erage Yards kcki returned Bali font on tumble Yarns penalized Tate 0 Passes Trips Purdue 13 7 RG RE QB 1 11 RG the first 10 plays Reverses and inside tac kle smashes shot the 1wo Busker white heads forward for steady gains These were interspersed with Eisenhart's rammings Once Long passed to Zikmund who fielded the ball on the run and made a total advance of 17 yards On a reverse Zikmund sprinted 16 more and then only 12more were needed Long and Eisenhart supplied them Eisenhart leaping over middle for the last critical two feet Vic Schleich kicked 1he extra point and 10 minutes were left Nine and a half minutes were left when Kansas had tied the Beginners Tank Class 'A swim class women will open Monday at the Jewish Community Center at 5 Hirsch and Harder Lead a er 17 to 7 Triuitiph i vs Bob IXiIL iTice one of the group doing so "That's said another "but success be meas ured by the this year speaker "is times fashioned to You're sure "You get my meaning Whether Dutch White is mod ern technician is beside the point I think he is but in school foot ball that's not the only impor tant thing I put it' secondary to the influence on his boys And because I do I say Tech is darned fortunate to have the old Dutchman back" Marshall 3" ilterbem conconna canceled Bluffton Emporia College '1 each Cite Leonard Wood Ohio State 15 230 25 Tate Brown Crunch Hilltop Defense Offset Jays' Air Superiority MePhetson College Mile Mernuii! iy Millikin 51! Minot Teachers 3 Missouri Mines 5'1 Monmouth 13 Moorhead TeachersNorth' Central 12 Northern Ill Ti nrs Nolle Dame Oberlin 13 Ohio Northern 22 Ohio 39 Platte' die Teaih 0 Pittsburgh i Hose 00 our Games at our preseason basket ball league games are slated today at the Jewish Community Center: I Celtkws and Brokerage 1 ULCf Ofc 4 It a TV IMctr Ohio State wdor Willis Dean Vickroy Houston CMU I Shaw Lynn Horvath ekee JO 0 i a three yard blast to climax a 54 yard march' started when Tate in tercepted Warren pass scoring surge came after two heart breaking set backs irst the Blues started from their 13 with rank Simon and Bill Brock contributing the rushing yardage and a Ciesla to Porto pass carrying to the 12 our line btks lacked inches of' a first down for the first setback Then a Creighton offside nulli fied great runback to the Aggie 25 with nunt on the next kick Porto charged to the 36 It was from this scrim 1 (Continued on Page 4 Col 7) Cincinnati 6 Din tun 20 Denison tt Elmhurst 12 ort Custer Western Michigan Brand Rapid IL 53 Grinnell College 13 i leiueioerir jo Hillsdale 50 Illinois College Iowa Navy Jamestown Co Kent Slate 7 Knox 20 Liflue Lawrence 21 Lot asib Macalester 13 Pho Id tn 7 ac thor henro urnn nn vz JL I L41V AXCiVV KVV1 VIA VAUJ the play yard beside Mount Oread since 1896 but to do so they hadto caii upon an undeistudy back who had watched from the bench most of season and 'an injured lugger whom Glenn IXesnell had hoped to rest Roy Long and Allen Zikmund supplied the' speed which coupled with Kirwin rugged ramming produced the necessary points or 46 minutes the proceedings dragged along pretty dismally1' with Kansas supplying the fewbright moments through Ray i prodigious passing and kthreateiHng seriously once through the same spectacular medium Then with the final pe riod very new Hoyt Baker Gwinn Henry's sophomore quar terback' fumbled and Bobby Cooper recovered on i ora 'there flip I Tuskers began their Long Zikmund Eisenhart Alma 7 August3nat23 Bakft L't) Baldwin Walla Ball state JS Bradlej 14 i Butler 29 Grant Carleton It said Husker Elmer Holm who was graduated with honors both from Tech and from the state university "you know I was impressed as never before It I had got away with a little cribbing that day I might have formed a habit Old Dutch stopped any tendency to funny business right there He did itif nqt by giving me hell but simply by pointing out a simple very important fact a fact I never wilt forget It sent me in the right rederick Ware Sports Editor New York Oct 31 miraculous helped Columbia tipset Big Red for the second straight (year Saturday 14 13 as he com Ipleted a G6 vard touchdown to in the final 1 wo minutes to thrill thousand fans Besides the epic heave in the i A itnai two minutes Governali com pleted a toss to Wesley Holden lor 3 yards in the first period ito set up a touchdown which i Governali himself scored on a half pyard Junge through left guard 4: sfc rpHERE was the instructor of English literature who finding himself confronted by listless and inattentive auditors dismissed them pronto with a melodramatic sweep of his long black sleeved arm and the high pitched out raged admonition: "Avaunt obscene And there was the tobacco eat ing football player who was driven to Ignominious retreat by the lady instructor of a certain hygiene course Just how we got around to high school football coaches I know Story rpHE challenger of Dutch White's qualifications impressed "What he' asked coach must stand on his said the Dutch defender "but his record include a great deal more than the scores of games? I say it should Now let me tell you a story "I was pretty new at Tech High but I had made the foot ball team and so Dutch knew me both as a player and as a member oi Dutch was days under William I a St Amnrose Denauvv ort Knox St Olat Eureka Defiance 6 Wheaton Parsons Ellendale 23 'Buulinx Green1 (Cornell College Superior each Itipon i St Nut belt 0 Sr Mary's 7 Illinois Normal 7 Lake oies I Car Oondale 'Naw Kevon Muskmguml Mia mi 3 Miltvauke Teach 0 Billed at 11 I rinklm Kan Weslevart (Continued on Page 3 Cuf 5 one of his classes line coach in those Jim Caught! rpiJE defender con tinned: day another player and I went to class very poorly pre pareej Ordinarily we both stud icd pretty hard but something had happened to prevent the proper preparation this time So while Dutch alternated between lecture and questions we looked turtively into our text books noticed that the old boy looked my way several times just sort of sweeping glances so I figured he caught on "Then all at once he paused looked right at me and said: I guess all right not cheating anyone but yourself Lesson UX70U Line Coach 19 Named for College All Star Cage Squad Chicago Oct 31 (INS) personnel of the College All Stax basket ball squad which will face the world champion Oshkosh pro fessional stadium nounced Chicago sors of squad: Bob Garber TnleJu: Bob Ttavies Seton Halt: Hank Beentr Long iTlamt' Snitx lirelewxki Rhode Island: George Sobek Notre Dame: Chet Aubur chon Michigan State Don Smith Mln Ivinnev Rudv Baric M444 CI 3 1 1 iMIMafcC CtUurada univendtv: WukoviU Tevna Andr Zimmer Indiana Mirkev Roeuner Lovola Joe Niland Cnnisius: Kirk Gerbert Washington State Mickev Tierney Purdue: Gene Haldeman tTeisht ai By Tommy Devine (United PrrM kports Writer) Madison Wis Oct 31 (UP) Two brilliant backs and a stout hearted line that refused to be awed by a repu tation led Wisconsin to a smashing 17 7 triumph over Ohio State Saturday before a sell out crowd of 45 thousand Elroy Hirsch will wisp sopho more halfback and hard driving Pat Harder were the backs who made the Wisconsin attack tick but it was the great Badger line led by Dave Schreiner and red Negus that repeatedly repelled the thrusts ot Buckexe backs who av eraged over four hundred yards per game until contest The loss knocked Ohio State out of the list of perfect record teams The Bucks had won five straight before facing the bat tering Badgers or Wisconsin' the victory kept it unbeaten with a record of six triumphs and a tie with Notre Dame 3 he setback was only the sec ond in a stretch of 14 games for Ohio State teams coached by youthful Paul Brown The other loss came last season at the hands of Northwestern Wisconsin took charge early and had the upper hand excepting for a brief spm in the fourth when Ohio State marched 96 yards for its lone touchdown fir touchdown came one minute and 21 seconds after the second period opened Harder plunging from the one foot line But it was ihe slippery Hirsch who set up the score with a great 59 yard run that started on the 20 The Wisconsin sophomore half back broke around his own right end and appeared certain to be tackled after a 10 yard gain but he jumped high into the air to elude a Buck player in the secondary then raced to the Ohio State 21r Later in the period Wisconsin took an Ohio State punt on the Bucks' 48 and marched to the 19 before the attack bogged Harder then dropped back to the 26 and kicked a field goal Ohio State was never in 1he ball game in the first half Only twice did Ihe Bucks advance info Wis consin territory to the Badger 38 and 47 Lafe in the third Bob Baumann punted out on the Ohio State lour and' the Bucks carried to the Wisconsin 31 before 1he period ended Paul Sarringhaus climaxed Ihe drive by plunging over from the three The 86 yard march was accomplished in 17 plays Wisconsin mediately driving 66 touchdown beautifully forward pass Hirsch to Schrei ner who was standing alone in the end zone After the second Wisconsin touchdown Ohio State was through The Bucksr opened a futile passing attack but never made a serious scoring threat Brilliance of Hirsch and Harder is amply attested by the statistics Hirsch carried 13 times for 118 yards and Harder 21 times for 97 yards The victory was first over Ohio State since 1918 Since then they had lost four and tied two against Wlscorifla Hanzhk Baumann VcgiB Negus Currier Hirbrunni Schreiner ink Hnsh Hoskins Harder Wisconsin Ohio stale Wisconsin scoring: Harder Schreiner Points after touchdown Harder 2 ield Harder Ohio State scoring: Toucndoxvn Sarring haus Point alter touchdown ekete Onio State suhstltutiions Ends Lavelii Sovdcrs White: guards Jabbusch Scnnej Ct center Jiue: backs Janies Clears ree Siussei Pridav Wisconsin substitutions: End Lyons tatkles Thornally Waxserbach: guards Boyle Roberts rei renter McKav: backs Catngaro Seefinger Ray Mcadzean John Getchell St Thomas Umpire Krieger Ohio university ieid judge Dr fi Hoegel Marquette Curtiss Chicago Statistic isconsm 22 242 By Howard Wolff Al Scanland the hasty who had provided the he roics in most Oklahoma Aggie contests this campaign nev er quit the bench Saturday The slippery fullback remained fettered to the splinters during the long afternoon for Bluejays and the homecomers among the 10 as Ralph Tate and Blair Brown carried on in his place to hammer the Hilltpp pers mio submission zu The Bluejays and the home 'S comers among the 10 thousand were fervently thankful the leg in jury (plus prospects of next Tulsa game) kept Mas ter Scanland out of action Because Messrs Tate and Brown were as easy to handles a couple of red hot pokers' And had Scanland joined this duo it might have turned into a massacre But Tate and Brown did all right very much all right behind the ponderous speedj' forwards ahead of 'em All afternoon they bedevilled the weary Blues with their slashing crunching assaults The Aggies definitely were a better ball club as Skipper Pal oungsters theii second Valley loss in three starts The Aggies ever resourceful ever dynamite loaded much much much in Brown Creighton countered with its bot weapon the attack from the skies and punctured the Cowboy record of defensive greatness against for wards In five previous games the Punchers had yielded only 205 yards through ihe air Creighton tossers fired 22 times completed 11 for 176 yards in eluding the 36 yard gam on thei lone Jay touchdown the Leonard Perhaps is might have been dif ferent it Johnny Tedore had re mained intact The leading I rushing back had totaled 65 yards in 11 carries when he was led olt' he field wi th al knee i njury Perhaps the score would have( ended at 13 6 but for a costly Joel Skaff fumble of the third quarter' kickotf which the Aggies recov ered and Tate promptly converted to his second touchdown But no matter how you view it the Aggies were the better team They deserved the victory and at end were knock ing at touchdown door There' was no scoring until the! second quarter when a bur ofi that Aggie knock galley westj blocking sprung Tate loose around end for 19 yards and into payoff land Tate missed the try fori point Creighton threatened shortly be fore the period ended having a' first down on the Cowboy 21 but the injury to Tedore at this junc ture took the fire out of the Jay attack Then Skafs fumble and recovery of the kickoff on the 22 followed with Tate going the last 14 'yards on a carbon copy of his original scoring burst The Val ley's hurdle champ simply outran the enemy after his blockers had smeared the early menaces This time his kick was good Brown who all afternoon piled through the middle for chunks of yardage got the third' touchdown in the third quarter on Sundaii 35mld SportsSectioii Woilil HeiaLI Photo bv John Savage Blockers clear the way and Hurdler Ralph Tate sweeps wide for 19 yards and the first Aggie touchdown With terrific stiff arm he bowled over Tony Porto to score standing up Texas Aggies Blast Razorbacks by 41 0 College Station Tex Oct 31 Military minded Texas Aggies about facing from a listless per formance a veek ago pushed a game University of Arknasas team all over Kyle field Saturday 41 0 to hand the Porkers their four 4 3 0 44X A 3 217 a a joo sizrM corp teenth straight? Southwest confer All Stars 'A esiminster Ave Mehls vs Myster 5 CBCC beating Iowa Teachers36 South Dakota 0 Morningside Omaha University 13 DukuLi State I Dakota State''U In the Midwest to Washington 13 0 Seattle Wash Oct 31 Two I spectacular long distance toucn Idown thrusts gave Washington a 13 0 football victory over Oregon i outic on a slippery iieiu Jjaturttay to keep alive the slim Pa "eific Coast conference title hopes A crowd of less than seven thou 'rjSand saw shifty speedy Gene Wal ilters substitute halfback break the office in the second period to send writhe Huskies along the victory path a awith a brilliantly executed 37 yard toucnaown run 3 0 II 0 0 o' World hot' i by Trarmitted ty AP Vi pass effort' by the Cornhuskers It bounced off fin Kenny Adams almost made a shoestring catch By rederick Ware (Sports Editor ot The World lleral J) Stadium Lawrence Kans Oct 31 In the last 13 or 14 minutes of their forty ninth meeting the Corn huskers and 'Jayhawks this sunnv showery afternoon com fi pressed some football playing that would have delighted a Jewell 2 1 1 gathering far greater than the 5187 who looked on Akron 11 i A 9 1 1 icheaier Ur' The Cornhuskers Avon 14 to i as thev have woi uipowered a ault which paid off in on the first play alter the kick off Marvelous Master Evans faded back from his 35 and threw far down the field to Gene Roberts a hasty youngster who has had to beused tenderly all season because of injuries Gwinn Henry saved him this afternoon lor just such a tight moment as this Gene looked over his shoulder io make the catch on the Husker 36 and whiles continuing his goal ward sprint juggled the' ball' The (Continued on Page 5 Col 6) Tn Hie Bigr IT rMirl Oklahoma 11 Jowl State 7 Nebraska 14 Kansas 7 Uknes ires Ground "uhlU Iowa 23 Purdue 7 luwu Seahawks 2b Indiana Micnigan 2S Illinois 14 Minnesota 2H Northwestern 7 Uisron sin 27 ite 7 la the Valiev Oklahoma Ayira 20 Ci rixhton 6 Chuck' Uknes hard plunging Sioux' City sophomore fullback sparked the ground play to lead Iowa to its first home Purdue since 1923 A slim crowd of come expecting to aerial duel Tom my armer and Tony Berto saw instead a bitter run ning battle between the powerful offensive and Purdue's tricky Except for a sud den case of and several injurious penalties the Hawkeyes seemed to have things pretty well under controlLmost of the afternoon Uknes twhowvas substituted for 1 Starting ullback Jim erguson i late in the first period scored the i first touchdown nn a ive vard Three berths were opened 'in that climaxed a short Hawk now Class basket ball league al 'drive armer place kicked the the Jewish Community Center i (Continue on Page 2 Col 4 U' A ZV 'V 'f TV' a zL A vs 5 'X 2 re reLT'L're' J'vre re V' re re Are re re re re re re re re pre re re rerere re re re re A rere'rere re re rev re re rerere re re rerererere re 7 re A 1" ZzZ 1 MMar ss A' xe A 4 VHKL rerere re re rereL re rere re re re x5s re re rez ree jjr sere re "4 5 7 re 're 're re 1 A a vas 4 V'S' zZ 's 6 CzsAz L5GSnv ft ji 'V ft £sSa 5 Mz A A 4 z5e ex KM Sfts 'C' i 'afaftfr'' As 4 17777 4 5 4 re zJT re ft re re 1 SZ tL Al kA "s' 0 JOWii rrr ffnrmi A '7 1 1 'reprere re re re re Ia ba 1 1 ire 1 it MMiiimnil 1 re re dMdkre re Aw re jw xn rere re WI Mil1! 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