The Daily Sentinel-Tribune from Bowling Green, Ohio • 3

MONDAY OCTOBER 31 '1032 THE DAILY SENTINETRIBUNE BOWLINS GREEN OHIO Columbia's Backfield on Their Toes Waiting for the Ball ths To Win ine Medal Dayton Stivers 7 Toledo Scott 2 Maidment halfback out with an in ootball Results zz cross 0 to make a BETTER 6 0 KINf 13 0 6 Ohio State Dopes Re Elect cussea now nuns Aiiuenuu iu Strength After shown such supreme confidence in team that he had started a sec Carrin 'Ton Marshall Carrington I MarrhaH Political Advertisement 1S32 Liccrrr Mr tn Toaacco Co Cleveland oct 31 Arti Tomscn former pitcher of the Be rea baseball team has signed with the Detroit Tigers it was learned In the Boston College 3 ordham 0 St Lawrence 6 Hamilton 0 Davis Elkins 27 Quantico Marines against Pennsylvania and will close the season Nov 19 at Illinois A AKRON Oct 31 A 1 1 tie today stood as the result of the soccer classic between the Cleveland Shamrocks and the Akron Goodyear team here yesterday 'W' I' Held to a scoreless tic by the Lorain Ex two weeks ago the Massil lon Iga football team proved far su pcrior in the second meeting of the two teams yesterday and defeated the visitors 27 to 0 All of the Mas sllon touchdowns were scored by Swafford Massillon half back Corey Sheridan Muter Wherever you buy Chesterfields you get them just as fresh as if you came by our lactory door LE LT scoreless tie with Hiram college Sat urday afternoon In a bitter battle Bowling Green 'Started the game by making three threats to score in the first quarter but each one NEW YORK Oct 31 (INS) Kid Chocolate will be represented with a diamond studded medal emblem atic of the featherweight champion ship of the world by Promoter Jim my Johnston here Wednesday nt Madison Square Garden The Cnbaik battler won the itle as recognized in New York when he defeated Lew eldman at the Garden recently knocking out his rival in the twelfth of a scheduled filftcen round scrap Tiffin Juniors 13 ostoria 0 Tiffin Calvert 51 Uper Sandusky 12 Mansfield 27 Marlon Harding 9 Shelby 4(1 Bucyrus 0 Toledo Woodward Youngstown Chaney 0 Ashland 43 Gallon 0 Lima South Piqua 6 de thc the the will The day not only saw Notre Dame but Chicago Harvard Catholic Un iversity Johns Hopkins and North Carolina State among others de feated for the first time Some of the unbeaten surviving were Mich Pittsburgh Brown goal to carry over his head Others trying to pass were unusually hur ried by Pitt" defense but not so much as by their own haste If the ball a live coal their hysteria couldn't have been greater and so they wound up throwing it around like a lot of lunatics I don't need to add that that wasn't way The blocking was ineffectual all day but one thing must be said for Pitt's side of the case it is very difficult to block a man who won't be blocked Altogether these were technical mistakes of a sort seldom known at Notre Dame eyen during indifferent years so that one is in clined to wonder whether after all the secret died with Rockne victory over the Irish the defeats of Harvard and Stanford by Brown and A the surviv al of Columbia over Cornell and Minnesota's decision over North west were the big moments of the day effecting some sweeping chang es in the general situation thus: East Colgate and Pitt Pennsylvania Columbia and Brown Army Holy Cross Harvard Princeton Temple Mid west Michigan and Pur due 2 Notre Dame and Minne sota 3 Northwestern Ohio State Wisconsin Nebraska Detroit West coast Southern Cal ifornia: 2 A and Wash Non Partisan Ballot Election Nov 8 1932 egon Santa Clara South Tennessee Auburn Virginia Polly Vanderbilt Lou siana State Alabama Tulane Southwest Texas Christian 2 Centenary Texas Rice Ar kansas Big Six 1 Nebraska2 Ok tne tng icn wnere Illinois accom plished one of the biggest upsets of recent years by triumphing over Chicago I have always maintain ed that Bob Zuppke was the tough est individual to keep down of any coach in the game and he proved Saturday that his days of pulling the unexpected are far from over At Northwestern we have known from first hand contact that Berry is a great back and I could not help but get a thrill out of seeing him come back in such sensational fa shion in his last game against Chi cago The results of the other conference games could hardly be termed up sets Minnesota was conceded slight pre game edge over North western Ohio likewise was supposed to have the nod over Wisconsin but was held to a 7 to 7 tie Minnesota showed a greatly im proved team 'against Northwestern It was a typical Minnesota power house attack with Manders func tioning as the steam roller What a powerful runner he is once he gets started Pug Lund sophomore left half back proved to be sec ond spark plug His kicking and pass ing were among the outstanding per formances of the game Northwestern certainly had its op portunities in this game Early in the second quarter one of our backs Intercepted a pass with an open fieldahead but he juggled and dropped the ball This is a Christmas present that comes but once in a lifetime and we didn't take advantage of it touchdown came as a result of a completed pass that everyone in the stands knew was coming It was fourth down and six yards to go for a first down It is still a mystery to me how it was caught This completion nullified the gallant goalline defense turned in by Northwestern on three differ ent occasions By DAVIS WALSH 1 NEW YORK Oct 31 What may be left of a few football repu tations today seems jo look a lit tle like something that has gone and died with its eyes open note worthy examples being furnished by Notre Dame perhaps Cornell Harvard Stanford 'and1 perhaps fchigan The Wolverines to Princeton on Saturday and mus kept its record clear but for a team that is supposed to be the greatest in the Big Ten facing a team that hadn't scored since Oct 8 it took all too long to win In the case of Notre Dame I ad mit that my second guess is always better than the other first But even if Notre Dame had won from Pitt by five touchdowns in steady of losing by two it couldn't change the fact that in two years it has exchanged its deftness decep tion and subtlety under Rockne for more power under Anderson seen this Anderson Notre Dame team twice now once last year and again on Saturday and it bears only a mild resemblance to the other It does many of the same things but not in the same way The slug gishness of the line on attack at Pittsburgh might have happened By DICK HANLEY (Coach Northwestern University) (Written Expressly for I S) CHICAGO Oct 31 There have been numerous upsets in foot bull in thp nnct hut in mv HUGH MARTIN Secv Columbia Ohio A quartet of backfield stars of the Columbia University football team are pictured from an unusual angle as the center prepares to snap the bftll into play Left to right Brominski Rivero Montgomery and Schwartz BIG TEN Ohio State 7 Wisconsin 7 Purdue 34 New York 9 Michigan 14 Princeton 7 Minnesota 7 Northwestern Indiana 19 Mississippi State 0 Illinois 13 Chicago 7 OHIO COLLEGIATE Case 13 Baldwin Wallace 6 Western Reserve 11 Buffalo 0 Wooster 6 Oberlin 0 Heidelberg 21 Mount Union 0 Cincinnati 25 Wittenberg 6 Muskingum 16 Akron 4 Ohio University 27 Georgetown (Ky) 0 Ohio Wesleyan 24 Denison 0 Ohio Northern 14 Capital 2 Ashland 0 Otterbein 0 Miami 33 Wabash 0 Marietta 15 Kenyon 7 Bowling Green 0 Hiram 0 Bluffton 7 indlay 7 Wilberforce 7 Langston (Okla) Valpariso 31 Defiance 13 EAST Pittsburgh 12 Notre Dame Yale 6 Dartmouth 0 Pennsylvania 13 Navy 0 Brown 14 Harvard 0 Army 33 William and Mary 0 Michigan State 27 Syracuse Columbia 6 Cornell 0 and 7 Lafayette 0 Villanova 13 Bucknell 0 Colgate 31 Penn State 0 Holy Cross 8 Catholic University inding the start of a new venture always the hardest In tramural Director Landis of the State College is striving against lack of interest in an cflort to stir up a good intro mural program nt Bee Gee state Tomorrow mqrnlng a part of me cnapci exercises win be voted to an explanation of program and an appeal to men students to get behind movement Coach Landis talk X1ERE are entirely different kinihof tobacco Blend them and you get a different taste Cross Blend them and you get a belter table While blending mixes the tobaccos together Cross Blending and their flavors into one Imagine doing this with the finest cigarcitc many kinds of Bright tobacco a great many types of Burley tobacco and numerous grades of Turkish tobacco! What you have when finished is Chesterfield better than any one kind lietter than a blent! of all really a new kind of tobacco flavor that milder more fragrant and a wnoic lot more pleating 10 me taste the most complete upheaval of the old dope bucket that college foot ball has ever witnessed No section of the country was immune from these gridiron surpris es The eastern sector led the rest of the country in these startling up 1 heavals The outstanding of course was Pittsburgh knocking off Notre Dame Another upset was Yales NOTRE DAME NOT LIKE ROCKNE COACHED TEAM CRIPPLED ALCONS IN SCORELESS BATTLE under anybody But the old rhythm of the shift is gone the intent and direction of plays are no longer con cealed and the backs in general lack One of them committed himself too far at a climax moment and al 1 lowed a Pitt punt from behind thefand handled the game very well Landis To Talk On Intramurals at the proper time Several passes from Murray Shoup put the ball In the shadow of the Hiram goal posts at the out set signals not mixed and the first drive petered out Two others lost their punch in practically same manner 1 Bowling Green kept Hiram their own territory tluroughout half when frequent Hiram fumbles were covered by the alcons In the second half Hiram started battling better end forced Bee Gee back into its own territory frequent ly but the alcons would brace and pull "out of danger In the Dust few minutes of play a Hiram drive was stopped when a fumble was covered by Bowling Green The playing of Shupe at end wns excellent and the tall Canton lad is rapidly developing into nn out standing player in the stale even though he is only a sophomore earnside who went in at guard played a of a game This is coming back to life Dart mouth and continuing the 50 year jinx over the Big Green team from Hanover Others included Brown's victory over Harvard and West Vir topheavy win over Marquette irau 111 me past uui 111 my esuma i Continuing westward we come to tion Saturday October 29 provided rh Hitr Ton whnrn illinniQ nrrnni Chief Justiceof the Supreme Court A Record of Accomplishment Bom on a arm Taught Country School Chesterfields CROSS BLENDED or MILDER BETTER TASTE 28 Years Experience at the Ear 12 Years Service as Chief Justice Lrcer his the Court stands in first rank for rcmftness and Efficiency He advocates a Reduction in the number of Courts to Reduce the burdens upon the Taxpayers his first year of football but he is NEW YORK Oct 31 Ports picking up the game very rapidly Spartans maintained their ord Murray who had not prac 011 second place in the na tlccd nil week because of an injured I t'ooul football league today scoring foot appeared a bit uncertain of a 6 10 Owin over the New York 1 nants nere Bunuay ueiore zouiw spectators 4 KSJNXk'wKs Rss 'S Sv Xs SsSS The lineups: Bulldogs Bears Ladd LE DeWalt Robinson LT Dunipace Espine LG Rochte Blair Richards Spears RG Reichert Burkett RT Lambert Austin RE Smith Atha QB Patterson Glenn LH Bresier Onofrio RH Schooner Harger Swerline Touchdowns Atha Ladd Swer line Schooner 3 Bressler 2 'nm 11 I I I UllU 4 WwlilLIdf A Id A today Tomson will bo sent to the Middle Atlantic LeiiRue to season guard out with a wrenched leg Art xiuiivuigiuu vu ciuu ui vne nun uir uie majors DOPE DUCKET GIVES COMPLETE UPHEAVAL IN SATURDAY'S TILTS Bears Defeat Bulldogs The Bears easily defeated the I Bulldogs 36 to 12 in a kid game here riday afternoon at the But tonwood field Bressler and Schoon er were the stars for the Bears with Ladd and Danny Glenn starring for the Bulldogs Both Bulldog touch downs came on forward passes Jimmy Wilson was the referee Notre Dame all fought a determined battle for three I quarters and say die and COLUMBUS Oct 31 (INS) when piU fans were hoping Tied for ninth place in the Big for a tfe 5 ked Tenandsui a major vte around ht end for 47 yards to tory Ohio luckless football for thfe team found comfort today in re seasoiL flectmg on PHtsburghs 12 to 0 de jhardl mattered to the feat of Notre Dame Baturday I rout Uve 1 The Buckeyes who now take to jhwe road for a game against North jvlously played deadlocks against' 31 estern are 12 points better than both Pit and Indiana Marvin Pet Andeson's Irish according erson a Wisconsin sub kept Ohio' to the dope from victory when he made a dazzl By holding Pittsburgh to a score Ung 75 yard run by carrying back a less tie only a week before thejpunt in the second quarter I Panthers ran rout over Notre Dame coach Sam Willaman excused the Ohio State proved at least that it entire squad from practice today has one of the year's great defens but there will be heavy work ahead ive teams in the opinion of many' the rest of the week In prepara Ohio sports criticx tion for the combat against North Not much cheer was to be found western Saturday The Buckeyes in consideration of the events of play at home again on Nov 12 Saturday when Ohio State and Wis consin fought to a 7 to 7 tie here however The tie was the third of post season charity game may be the year for the Bucks who pre arranged his plays because lack of prue jtlcc Bowling Green was playing with out tlie services of Don Stevenson veteran halfback out for the sen I Pomeroy 13 Marietta 7 son with torn ligaments in the right shoulder Bill Chapman crashing tackle jut with nn injured leg Carl Dryer veteran guard out with a bad Charlie horse Ossie Penchef reg hrlnr halflmck out with a bad cut lover the eye Art Wohlers regular with nil the intention in the Union Saturday and made the re world of sending another unbeaten venge sweet with a 21 to 0 score team out of the ranks of the selectfoe Student Princes play Ashland few Jock Sutherland will take his W1 week Panthers to Philadelphia next week 'L Don Ohio University team to meet Penn) conqueror of Navy stiff smarting from its defeat by next Saturday and five time winner Miami smashed down the George 1 this falj town defense Saturday for a 27 to week snowing Pitt will jour 0 victory The Bobcats will meet int0 the agriCUitural west for its Wittenberg this week Apparently annual classic with the cornhuskers the Athens boys are entirely out of of Nebraska Carnegie Tech and the championship running (Stanford both at home complete Otterbein survivor of a scoreless the tie with Ashland in one of the clos 1 A week intense drilling was est games played last week will So'promised the players this week to Kenyon this week Toledo plays by Sutherland who realizes at Bowling Green Mt Union at fun wep just how big is his task of JLILACUII UCkrdlltt UU AJAU41LAZ11 OUU indlayat Wilmington went in for Radenbaugh when the latter went to the bench with a bro ken nose early in the game Bowling Green plays Toledo this week in the Homecoming game but nvo rarvt nrinrl imlncc failed when plays faffed to function hospital coughs up a number of tho I regulars Toledo is known to cf tavarr lnnv The lineup Shupe Stephens Perry RRY BATTLE By RANK RIES COLUMBUS Oct 31 Al though rough riders appar ently have clinched the Ohio Con ference football championship a'ington State 3 St Stan merry battle between Ohio Wesleyan I ford California Washington Or raiam: ana Cincinnati was orewing today in the Buckeye Athletic Asso ciation Bishops will go to Ox ford Saturday to meet Miami in a game that probably will eliminate one of the three teams now dead locked for the Buckeye title The game will be the most important of lahoma 3 Kansas State the week in Ohio as Sam Willa man's Ohio State team plays at Northwestern Cincinnati which added anotherto a long String of victories Satur day by clubbing Wittenberg 25 to 6 will play Wabash in a non confer igan Purdue ence game while Wesleyan and Mia 1 Colgate Southern California Co mi are trying to eliminate each oth lumbia Pennsylvania Holy Cross er I Drexel Temple Susquehanna Au The Bishops having again proved burn Tennessee Vanderbilt Vir thelr strength by winning a 24 to 0 ginia Poly and Texas Christian walk away from Denison will offer' The midwest of the day Miami some strong competition in follows: the opinionrof tlie experts notwIth JvMinnesota 7 Northwester 0 standing the fact that Miami re (Wildcats outgained more than 3 to cently arose to fame by upsetting 1 Minnesota threatening thrice be University the four times 1 fore it scored) Illinois 13 Chicago iWnpion Miami mauled Wabash) 7 (Zuppke puts one over after Chi Saturday 33 to 0 1 cago ihad scored on first four plays Trouncing Baldwin Wallace 13 to: cf State 7 Wisconsin 6 in a hard fought game the Case7 Michigan 14 Princeton 7 (Wol athletes all but sewed up the Ohio! verines outpjayed for two periods conference flag last week The Po and had to blQJk: a punt to score lar Bears of Ohio Northern by win their first touchdown): Indiana 19 ning from Capital 14 to 2 remain 1 Mississippi State jWest Virvinia ed undefeated and may also share' 34 Marquette 7 (McAllen had no the title I 4 A Three weeks hence Case plays its HITT T1 VEQ Hrt 1 0 next conference game against Ober 1 1 nnLu llUAlJ lin which is now no great shakes i im Northern has yet to meet Marietta Tf DATTI PkNN and Bowling Green I DA I I Lu 1 Lilli Tlie rough riders will be one vic tory ahead if they drub Oberlin' pITTSBURGH Oct 31 and Northern licks both its foes but I lushed with victory which shat the championship for all purposes will be divided tered Notre Dames illusion of 1932 Case's fast going team will have gridiron greatness Pittsburgh takes a difficult assignment ahead this t0 the road thls week end and next week in preparing for a game Sat to meet one Of the few remaining urday against Western Reserve for unbeaten untied eastern teams and the Cleveland city title the leader of the big six in the mid Routing a 20 year jinx Heidelberg dle west nnany won a game irom Mount Oregon 13 Gonzaga 6 SOUTH Vanderbilt 12 Georgia Tech 0 Alabama 12 Kentucky 7 Auburn 14 Mississippi 7 I 32 Washington and Tee 6 Tennessee 16 Duke 13 Tulane 6 South Carolina 0 Georgia 33 lorida 12 Texas 14 Southern Methodist Texas Christian 27 Baylor 0 Rice 41 Creighton 7 OHIO SCHOLASTIC Sandusky 41 Oberlin 7 Steubenville 13 Toledo Llbbey Ravenna 12 Wooster 0 Willard 18 Bellevue 6 Tiffin Columbian 26 remont Ross 6 Though badlj crippled with many jured elbow varsity men left at home the Bowl subbed at halfback at th I start of game tout was injured ing Green College alcons gained ajand Barlow took his post Johnson 1 1 1141 in nil i i ii i ti a i 11 num i i i a i a iA i WEST West Virginia 34 Marquette 7 Nebraska 6 Kansas State 9 DePauw 32 Earlham 0 Hope 9Alma 0 Ypsilanti 15 Michigan B's 6 Hillsdale 33 Albion 6 Kalamazoo 26 Cedar affs Teach ers 0 Adrian 13 Detroit Tech 6 Mount Pleasant 13 Detroit City College 0 Butler 14 ranklin 0 AR WEST University of California (Los An geles branch) 13 Stanford keeping down overconfidence now I that the imnossible has hanoened Washington State 31 Montana 0) Wherever two football fans met to 1 day still was being dis 1 mteeol Error Hitnr And(rSOH nBu nx wWo YX 'll I IHM 4 rWantB nUKI kit 'Jai 'x I 4WW SHK kOW 1 X' 4 4 rf vX" 'X X'k 'XNS'Xtf xx 7 4 rr Iz I I 7 i vi jLii Rinas gggBBQgllMP MMMMP 1MWHI xlW7Z By uTaZz zX Mesere7 '7 if ltr I AGE 3 I Schaller Pasquale earnslde RG Clarke Schwartz RT Garay Radenbaugh RE Schaeffer Murray QB Bill Phillips LH Garver Cornwell RH Davey Ringer Davison Referee Tyler Umpire Weygandt Head Newman MASSILLON Oct 31 (INS) A 4.