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Jy'1 1 THE BUALO SUNDAY OCTOBER 18 1931 Riverside Aerial Attack Misses Target 4 I 5Ja I A i left halfback the but 1 ball over the i Judie imes ootball Contest Ttr Sophomore Star 2 Law Oct the game fl for Hopps fb 0 As: 'Wife for for 1 13 0 Murray announces that seating arrangement will at the auditorium for to for for for fnr tor 0 0 Elmer Moulin of Riverside was called on several times to make plays similar to the above in the Rlverside osdlck game at the All work of the visitors had to get their LARRIES WIN OVER NIAGARA lkxm2 Address City Seig Injured As Cataract Team Drops 6 0 Game MICHIGAN le Hewitt le Auer Ig 1 Jeunesseo Morrisonrg Kowxllk rt Samuels re Williamsonqb Newman lh Heston rh ay (C) Hudson Kenmore Boy Aids Win ners Bavisotto Scores Two Touchdowns' DUNKIRK IS DEEATED the osdlck pair did complete sev eral of them one leading to the only score of the game for osdlck the rontiers losing 6 0 The osdlck backfield had little trouble drawing TONY MATA1 IS HERO' AS LIONS BEAT GREEN IRST WIN IN 42 YEARS stunning 19 to 6 conquest Initial Victory was the first Columbia victory Dartmouth conqueror last year Orangemen Start Scoring Early Against Southern ers Win Handily i Comes rom Behind in Second Period to Score 14 Points After Cadets Had Led 13 to 0 Barry Wood Star of Gruelling Grid Tilt Brilliant End Steals Show as Hard ighting Columbia Team Downs Dartmouth in Surprising Upset at Baker ield Losers Rally ft year They were pitched by Eddie Plank of the Athletics against Mathewson of the Giants in 1913 by Bill James of the Boston Braves against the Athletics In 1914 and by Waite Hoyt of the Yankees against Art Nehf of the Giants In 1921 Earnshaw Hurled Masterpiece Of the eight two hit world series games five were made in two series 1906 and 1931 And Earnshaw's great performance against the Cardinals this year is considered by many ob servers to be the best of the lot He struck out eight batters did not walk a man and held every member of the Cardinals hitless except the sensa tional Pepper Martin who would have hit any pitcher the way he was go ing in the first five games of the series' And Earnshaw did it wlth a ball that really was lively while the two hit masterpieces of the old timers a quarter of a century ago were made in an era In whlcrf low hit games were common Lackawanna Break Long Winning Streak Amor osi Marcy Star period Clarkson threatened Provi dence's goal four times but the visiting line stiffened and held for downs A soggy field and heavy rain hampered both teams' Grandovich matches are to a finish one fall to decide or the all Nowina and Henriquez will wrestle for ohe fall with a time limit of 30 minutes Harry Cornsweet the wealthy Clevelander will wrestle Rudy LaDitzi for one fall with a 30 mlnute limit 1 Mihaly Orgovanyi and Tommy Texas too will wrestle for one fall with a 30 minute limit while the cur tain raiser between Casey Moran and Chester Olson will be limited to 10 minutes Promoter the hockey be installed morrow bouts This List Must Be on Contest Editor's Desk by 8 RIDAY OCTOBER 23RD Only Guesses on This BALLOT Will Be Considered By HENRY McLEMORE 4 num Press Staff Correspondent MICHIE STADIUM West Point Oct 17 Led by that scholar athlete Barry Wood jr football team came booming from behind today to defeat Army 14 to 13 More than 25000 the largest crowd ever to attend an athletic event at the academy watched the 'Crimson varsity OHIO SOPH BIG HERO Texas Hopes to Match Harvard's Grid Star By United Preet AUSTIN Tex Oct When the University ofi Texas and Harvard clash on a football field at Cambridge Oct 24 Barry Wood pride of Har vard must watch his laurels or Texas boasts a Barry Wood also Back in 1908 they named him Wilson Homer Elkins but to football fans of the Southwest he Is Elkins Like the crimson jerseyed Barry Wood stars scholastically as well as physically Black haired blue eyed three letter man basketball captain honor student student president Phi Beta so runs the descripton of the card which Texas hops to trump Barry Wood 1 Back in 1927 Elkins broke his legm football scrimmage for the second time Doctors looked him over con sulted privately and informed that he would not again flash across gridiron with hog hide too brittle said they But got out of bed and forgot In his forgetfulness he collected' three new numerals and much honor Grid Outlook Takes Brighter Hue By United Press PHILADELPHIA Oct 17 The University of Pennsylvania faces the major portion of its football schedule with brighter prospects than most of Its supporters expected when the com plete change in the coaching system was considered Harvey Harman and his aides have devoted the past four weeks to the teaching of football: fundamentals They have placed little stress on the attack or the defense insofar as the team is concerned but they have ever lastingly drilled the varsity squad in the rudiments of the game That the teaching has produced re sults was indicated in the improved play of the entire squad during the past practice The mistakes made in the opening game with Swarthmore were corrected and the players quickly adapted the new formations NOWINA PAYS HIGH TO KEEP DATE IN BUALO VW HARVARD PROVIDES BIG UPSET BY NOSING OUT ARMY IN THRILL BATTLE LOCKPORT le Blackley It Robinson Ig Wolfe Judd rg Munzel It Keleher re Cooke qb Whalen lh Maalowski rh Nagel lb Anderson Mitchell for Nagel: Kenmore: lor ruuerjtngie Whipped to a frazzlein the open ing quarter unleash a cyclonic attack in the second period that carried it out in front never again to be headed big slashing team was off to a flying start scoring 13 points In the first 11 minutes of play Harvard played this period as if in a daze and out of the entire crowd you have found a half dozen persons who would have given a Confederate dol lar for the chances Sparkling Comeback Then without warning Harvard struck and struck hard The second period was not two minutes old when Harvard took the ball in midfield and launched a drive that ended with fullback White cracking the Army middle for a touchdown Wood who can thread a needle with a football at 40 yards tossed a pass to Nazro who was downed In the 17 yard line A few seconds later Wood rifled an other to Crickard who traipsed to the four yard line On the second shot White went over Wood dropped back to drop kick the extra point but fumbled the baJLL With half a dozen Army tacklers on top of him he man aged to streak around the left end for the extra point Penalty Disastrous After an exchange of punts and a 15 yard army penalty Harvard held the ball on 38 yard line Wood pulled the Army secondaries in with a line plunge and then flipped a long pass to White who squirmed 14 yards for a score drop kick split the middle and Harvard was out in front to stay Army wasted little time in moving into action in the first quarter The game was little more than under way when Ray Stecker (he young man who ruined Navy last year spun through his own left tackle hit the open country and raced 45 yards for a touchdown His try for the extra points was wide by yards Stecker Again Harvard kicked off and after an ex change of punts It was ball on Its own 36 yard line Stecker run ning behind perfect interference swept around left end to 30 yard line A pass Steeper to King placed' the ball on the 15 tyard line Stecker then cracked the middle and was out In the open when the ball for no reason at all popped from his arms and rolled over the goal line Sheridan Army right end pounced on it for a touchdown Stecer made the kick this time and Army led 13 to 0 Line up ARMY King le Price It Summerfelt Ig Lazar Trice rg Swarez rt Sheridan re Eliott Stecker lh Sebastian rh Kllday fb Score by periods: Army Harvard Touchdowns Army: Stecker Sheridan Harvard: White (2) Points atfer touch down Army: stecker (placement) Harvard: Wood (one by drop kick one by running) Substitutions Army: Lankeenu le Ben ter Jablonski rg Armstrong rt: Kopc sak re Carver Graham Johnson Brown lh ields rh: Kerb Harvard: Nazro Record le Bancroft Hardy It: Tal bot Ig Cunnlgham Ginman rg axon Kales rt rancisco re Mayes Wells lh Dean Referee Ed Thorp De LaSalle linesman McCabe Holy Cross umpire McCarthy nuaaeipnia neia A Palmer Colby Special to The Buffalo Times CANTON Oct The St rence university' football team defeat ed Sheldon Niagara univer sity eleven six to nothing in a game played this afternoon in a drizzling rain on Weeks ield St Lawrence the underdog in the battle scored In the' opening minutes of the third quarter when Mike asco tophomore fullback carried the ball over on an off tackle play from the 15 yard line The score came as a result of a 57 yard drive by the St Lawrence team from the kickoff at the start of the second half 5 Clark and Clancy were the outstand ing offensive players for the Niagara team with leischman gaining consis tently through the St Lawrence line Niagara threatened to score in the final quarter and twice carried the ball to the St Lawrence 20 yard line be fore they were stopped Seig Niagara fullback was taken irom with a badly injured foot Summary and lineup: ST LAWRENCE Evonz re Vanderweghe rt Shoen rg urlong lanagan Ig Hornig It Gryson le Rlffanacht qb Kunz rhb Degeronlmog Btb Ano fb Score by perlodi St Lawrence 0 Niagara 0 0 0 St Lawrence asco a VlaAMin Iav Ivm a Yvlwaa Av wa li Vy LUI Pasco Glinsky for Rlffanacht Donegan for Evans Christie for Ano Warren for Gryaon Niagara: Vermetto for McNally Silver tor Kunego ShorteU for Gibbons McMahon tor Seig Kunego for Silver Referee Miller umpire De ver head linesman Kearney HARVARD' le Moushegian It Hardy Ig Esterly HaHoweil rg Myer son rt Kopans re Hageman Wood lh Schereschewsky rn vncaaro fb White 0 0 14 0 0 7 0 7 Michigan Suffer 20 to 7 Defeat Mainly by Ef forts of Cramer No Match for Tennessee Gridders By United Press KNOXVILLE Tenn Oct Con sistent offensive football and a de fense which smothered the opposition enabled the University of Tennessee to win a 25 to victory here today over the University of Alabama Tennessee played heads up football throughout overcame a first quarter fit of excitement and settled down to a relentless drubbing of last conference and rose bowl champions Gene McEver 1929 high point scorer of the nation and Deke Brackett quarterback took the spotlight for Tenessee Lafayette Biverside Ohio Wesleyan (23) Thiel (7) Wooster (14) (5 Worcester (6) 7 Providence Carolina 0 Georgia 0 Harvard 1 Yale (7) 42 Ursinus (IS) 3) Union (0) A Michigan State (13)5 Lafayette (0) 16 Chicago 17 Boston College (0) 16 Bates (2) jC) Amherst (19) 20 Buffalo (6) By United Press ANN ARBOR Mich Oct loose hipped artful Carl was the brilliant satelite of the Ohio State much heralded run ning attack that lived up to its name today by crushing Michigan 20 to 7 Cramer accounted for one of the three Buckeyevtouchdowns and spent the afternoon smashing through and running around Michigan for gains of five ten and fifteen yarda It was a brilliant debut for the sophomore back In conference football Michigan fumbles earfy in the game paved the way for the opening State touchdown which' came on a sweep ing end run by Cramer who skirted the flanks for ten yards to cross the goal line An Ohio fumble in the next period looked much like a return of good favor and placed the Michigan eleven in scoring position Michigan drove to five yard line and a first down Aryi then failed dismally to live up to thee Michigan reputation of a team that always takes the breaks and often makes the breaks It was all Ohio in the second half The lineup: OHIO STATE Naamari le Haubrlch le Varner Ig I Smith Gallue rg Bell rt Oilman re Cramer qb Hinchman Holcomb (C) rh Vuchinlch fb Score by quarter Ohio State Michigan Touchdowns: Ohio State Cramer Carroll 2 Michigan: Williamson Point after touch down: Ohio State Haubrlch placekick: Peppe dropkick Michigan Goldslmth By EDDIE TIGHE Times Staff Writer Dazzled by the brilliant and crush ing playing of a sturdy well trained Steel City eleven the Dunkirk high school team went down to defeat be forj a huge throng in Lackawanna yesterday It was their first loss for Dunkirk in 23 starts The Lackawanna school team piled tip a total of 19 points Dunkirk went scoreless The muddy field held no terror for the charges of Coach Dell isher 1 The Steel City players were not to be stopped The team has not been scored on this season and they were a determined bands of youths yester day The game was considered' the most difficult of a tough schedule A bln raw boned six footer ullback i Amor osi' and a youngster Just barely over five feet tall Halfback Marcy were the shining lights of Lacka unrelentless attack Amorosi Rips Dunkirk Line Amorosi who plunges through the line in the manner that made Sa voldi of Notre Dame famous was in almost every play Often he made 10 yards or more on a simple plunge off tackle or through the center The Dunkirk team found him a hard nut to crack It seemed that whenever the husky fullback ripping huge holes through the Dunkirk line Peewee Marcy was dashing around the ends for long gains Between the charges of Amorosi and Marcy and the great Lackawanna line the very little opportunity own plays into motion Paluch who played for Dunkirk is credited with saving his team from a greater defeat His booting true and hard was a feature of the game "More than once he averted a touchdown by kicking oval out of his own territory Good Start Dunkirk threatened to score once During the first few minutes of the opening period they were suc cessful in getting down to within two yards of the goal but there the Lack awanans tightened up and Dunkirk was unable to pusn tne final stripe Summary: Lackawanna 0 Dunkirk 0 Touchdown Lackawanna Amoroai Matey letowcki Point after touchdown Marcy line plunge LACKAWANNA DUNKIRK Pancey (Capt) le le Thomas Devic It It Graf Gallagher Ig 1g Reed Monaghan a Zlelintkl Tomi rg rg Desmond Lutgen rt rt Balbien Petowskl re re Brown Downey qb qb Willet Korach Ihb Ihb Paluch Marcy rhb rhb Valvo Amorosi fb fb MUIer Lackawanna Balbierz for Gallagher Gallagher for Bolblerz Dunkirk Zuchawskl for MIUer Morrissey for Brown Haynes for Valvo Sysalfor Hayne Special to The Buffalo Times SCHENECTADY Oct 17 Union college completed 13 of its 17 forward passes which were directly responsible for the 33 to 7 victory over the Hobart eleven here this afternoon Hobart scored in the last minute of the sec ond quarter when Union third string reserves were in the game Union gained 180 yards from scrim mage and 151 from passes while Ho bart advanced 67 yards from scrim mage and made 35 yards from its two completed passes out of its nine tries Union made 20 first downs to seven Lippitt and Cinella starred during the game Lippitt making one run of 34 yards which led to a touchdown and he passed 34 yards to Cinella as well as 20 yards to Murray but neither of which resulted in touch downs Elllthome of Kenmore made a 12 yard run which placed the ball in scoring position in second quarter The summary: UNION HOBART Cinella le le Trpmbatore Johnson It It Dauler Tefft Ig Ig Obershelmer Barnett Rowland Adami rg rg Morri Halkyard rt rt Bampton Savzge re re Header Murray qb (capt) qb Pula Llppett Ih (capt) 7 lh Aahton Norris rh rh Harer Bavisotto fb fb Sohrlnger Score by periods: Union 7 14 0 Hobart 7 0 Touchdown Lippitt Murray Savage Lenox Bavisotto (2) Point after touchdown Lippitt (3) Place kick Gohrtnger Substitution Hobart: Chapman for Puli Arnold for Rowland for Chapman Jones for Dauler White for Bampton Union: Mitchell for Norris Iverson for Cinella Prather for Johnson Hoffman for Tefft ox ror atarnett Acneson ror Aaams uuinao Halkyard Swart for Savage Whelan Murray inegan for Llppett aulial oaiiuicu vuxyMer ivr micnman ror Iveraon Haviland tor Gulnac Gillette for luiiuuni lur wnoian umeraon Ellthorn King for Hoffman Ref eree Dewidt (Harvard) umpire A Risley (Colgate) head linesman Smith (Syracuse) Georgia Tech Beaten By Traditional oes Bp Associated Press ATLANTA Oct Auburn reach ed the end of its traditional rainbow today and found the pot o' gold wa a 13 to 0 victory ovei Georgia Tech i Tom Brown at fullback and Willis Phipps sophomore at left half ac counted for first victory over the Golden Tornado in 12 years 4100 will reward anyone submitting 20 correct guesses (nclodlng ties (Scores of games not considered) In case three or more tie will be equally divided If no person guease all 20 games 10 will be paid for the most games gnessad correctly and a second prize of 5 to the second best selection If more than five persons ti? for first $50 will bs divided and second prac will be eliminated Thia contest copyrighted by tha fteriyps Howard AW Pittsburgh Beat Western Reserve BP' United Press PITTSBURGH Pa Oct Uni versity of Pittsburgh defeated Western Reserve university Cleveland on a rain soaked football field before 4500 chilly fans today The score was 32 0pitt saving strength for the Notre Dame game next week used varsity men only for a few minutes in the final quarter (12) LORIDA le MarneU It McClellans Ig orsyth 1 Spier I rg WilHamMjgrJ rt JenkliMi re Hall 1 qb Seay Ihb Rogers rhb ountain fb Capt Silsby 19 o' S3 ia msnei a Rigaro Par Sunset Baseball Loop Holds Annual Banquet The llth annual banquet of the Sunset Industrial Baseball league was held last night at the Buffalo Cater ing company with more than 200 at tending Bill Gilbert of the Chamber of Commerce was toastmaster Park Commissioner rank Can non presented the league champion ship trophy to the Houde Engineering team and therunnerup cup to the Lehigh Valley nine Walter Moeppert of the Uneeda team was awarded the home run trophy Herbert Alien president of the league Ralph Renshaw treasurer and Charles Retzel secretary gave short addresses Middie Score Win Over Delaware 12 7 By United Press ANNAPOLIS Md Oct' Eight thousand persons saw the Naval Acad emy gridders stage a belated spurt to day to ruin the Delaware day plans of 1000 fans who came here confident the University of Delaware would trounce Jhe middles Navy won 12 to 7 Navy was leading from the start as the result of a pass Chung Hoon to Samuels until the third quarter whenDelaware went ahead with a touch down and a place boot Chung Hoon missed the kick for Navy Navy made its last touchdown late in the last period Providence Downs Clarkson Engineers POTSDAM Oct Khutiewski Providence college Xght guard fell on a fumble in back of the Clarkson Tech goal line to score the only points of the game and give the visiting riars a 6 to 0 victory over the Engineers here today Hewitt qb Rivero Ihb Linehan rhb Schwartz fb Scora by period: Columbia 0 Dartmouth 0 Columbia Touchdown Montgom ery (sub for Hewitt) (2) MataL Point after touchdown Hewitt (drop kick) Dartmouth Touchdown McCall Official Referee O'Brien Tuft umpire Cann head linesman A Lake Lafayette field judge Kelly Springfield The lineup: It over 52 to 0 and in 1929 34 to 0 since the first match was played between these two elevens in 1889 Dartmouth hampered by injuries slow to start felt bite first in the second period as Sammy ishman substitute back fumbled on his own 26 yard line and the red head came up from a pile with the gall Jay Hodupp a substitute Columbia back promptly slashed off tackle to within a yard of the Dartmouth goal and Cliff Montgomery her second string sophomore carried it over Matai Again All alone Matal stormed in the third period blocked Bill kick and staggered over the' goal line with the ball from 15 yards away Then when the Dartmouth storm broke in a fury of forward passing in the third and final quarters Matal was all over the field He smashed one drive at midfield by tossing a passer for a 12 yard loss He blocked another of kicks he nailed every Dartmouth onslaught that came his way getting Bob McCall from the rear on 30 yard line after the big Green back had picked up a fumble on his own five yard stripe and already was 65 yards on his way to a score that would have tied the game Long Run One perfect play' iii the fourth quarter a lateral pass from Ernie rigard to McCall shook Bob loose on his own 47 yard line and he romped 53 yards for lone touchdown behind perfect interfer ence With Dartmouth heaving wild ly and the game already won Young Montgomery plucked a heave out of the air and went 47 yards for the final Columbia points Dartmouth helpless before the charge of Lou fighting line could not make a first down in the opening half but counted six all on forward passes in the second half Nine passes out of 26 were completed for 86 yards fo gain by Dartmouth Columbia made 10 first downs piled up 192 yards from scrimmage to 92 and completed two out of egiht passes for 30 yards gain Columbia penalties totaling 75 yards stopped three drives in the first half that seemed headed for touchdowns COLUMBIA DARTMOUTH Matal le le Mackey Sherwood It It Baldwin Grenda Ig Ig Pyles MacDuffee KlmbaU Mobllettl rg rg Tollman Migliore rt rt Durgin Edling re re Donner qo Morton Ihb rigard rhb McCaU tb Wilkin High stadium yesterday Moulin is seen going high in the air in knocking down of Bill for ward passes to Elss World Series Hurling Best Seen Since 1906 MANAGERS GET LETTERS By Vniteff Preu CAMBRIDGE Mass Oct Managers of varsity athle tic teams now receive their letters at the start of the season rather than at UNION NIPS HOBART 12 0 By LES CONKLIN International New Service Sport Writer NEW YORK Oct 17 not the ball that counts throwing it Before the world series started most of the fancy pitching was expected to be flashed in the games in which the deadened ball of the National league was to be used Yet the lively American league horsehide was the ball used in the two outstanding hurling performances of the the two hit games pitched by George Earnshaw and Burleigh Grimes These two feats coupled with Bfil three hit game in which the National league ball was used combined to make the 1931 classic one of the best pitched eWorld series in history Some Pitching in 1906 Certainly it was the best pitched series since the 1906 classic when three two hit games were hurled That year Ed Reulbach of the Cubs started the fireworks by holding the White Sox to a pair of singles Reul bach marred his performance some what by Issuing six passes He fanned only three batters The next day Big Ed Walsh Jumped into the spotlight by yielding only two hits both triples against the Cubs winning 3 to 0 k' The third two hit game of that series was contributed by Mordecai Brown of the Cubs Both were sin gles and the Cubs won 1 to 0 In the succeeding 25 years only three two hit games were hurled in world series competition until this NIAGARA rs Lipan rt Scully rg McLaughlin Tanner Ig Kunego It Shorten le Clancy qb Clark (capt) rhb leischman Ihb McNally fb Belg Kenmore Gridders Edge Out Lockport LOCKPORT Oct Kenmore High football team defeated pockport 13 to 6 here today after staging a rally to score the winning touchdown in the final quarter The visitors ehowed weakness in the line but had a dangerous aerial attack which was less effective because of the wet day Kenmore touchdowns were made by Stubbs and Engle with Stubbs also accounting for an extra point after touchdown Mastowski scored the Lockport touchdown Summary KENMORE Bchryer le uller Standard Ig Martin Batterson rg BchwartZ It Btubb re Haye qb Hopp IB Duchscberer rh Clark fb Lockport: i Taylor for '8tan' Score by period: Kenmore Lockport 0 Jj By EDWARD NEIL Associated Press Sports Writer BAKER IELD Ys Oct 17 A brilliant red headed' sopno more end Tony Matal of Lawrence leaped npon' Dart big green brigade to stage a personal vendetta! bring about two touchdowns and lead the Lions of Columbia tai their first victory over the Green Mountaineers in 42 long years Tony smothered one tumble that led to a score blocked a kick and scrambled over the goal line with it shattered the Dartmouth of fense just as it was rising in a terrific comeback and did everything but steal bases as Columbia followed him to a rosh Gridders Beat Rochester 19 0 ROTARY IELD Oct1 Univer sity of freshman football team downed University of Roch frosh club and old rival here today 19 0 Hyer Cook and Childs scored Buf touchdowns tally came in the first period on an end run Cook slashed off tackle for the second in the second quarter Cook also added the extra point via the place kick route Cook Just to show his versatility passed to Childs in the third stanza for the final score 'Rochester failed to score although a strong offensive was launched on several occasions Score by periods: Buffalo 6 7 6 Rochester 0 0 Photo by Times Staff Cameraman the Riverside backs out of position and Moulin the safety man was forced to come in on several occa sions to knock down passes By United Press SYRACUSE Oct VU powerful Syracuse University football team swept lorida off Hf feet at Archbold Stadium this after noon by a 33 12 score The Orange machine got rolling th first time the Orange gained posses sion of the ball The Orange staged four sustained jaunts Syracuse did all of its scoring in the first half The visitors came bacR in the second and held the Orang several times when it appeared that eleven had a dear path to touchdogn ishel and Moran Syracuse's pony backs each scored twice and Babe rank the Orange battering 1 ram who iamihed his wav for a total of 112 yards during the day got th fifth two scores came with out warning Rogero broke toose7 foi 45 yards and the first score antr Parnell caught a 40 yard pass thrown by Davis for the second The summary: SYRACUSE (35) Capt EUert le Newton It Tindall Ig Stark Kennedy rg Lombardi rt Stoneberg re Cramer qb Moran Ihb rank rhb ishel lb Score by periods: Syracuse I 14 lorida 8 Scoring Syracuse touchdown: Moran rranx i point alter EUert lorid touchdown 1 tlftll Syracuse: Gateman le Her dines it Machosky Ig Machenery Abrams rg Roesch rt Defurla re Korch eldman lh Neubert rh Tisdale lorida Williamson le Anderson it Tqrner Simpson rt Goodyear re4 Treadgold qj' Davl lh Referee Clinton Yale umpire Moriarty St Mary's linesman Van dersburg Harvard field Judge Tolley Sewanee a Michigan State in A Easy Triumph 34 6a By United Press EAST LANSING Mich Oct Taking matters easy and using first string players sparingly Michigan football eleven defeated Illinois Wesleyan 34dn 6 today Coach Crow ley withdrew his stars after they rolled up an early lead and inserted them again in the fourth after Wesleyan scored Mojinett leading scorer of the country added 22 points to his total today TULANE DOWN VANDEKBILt)v By Associated Press NASHVILLE Tenn Oct Be hind sparkling play brilliant end runs by Don Zimmerman and line plunges hr Nnllio elts Tulane blaster! Van southern title hopes here thli afternoon by a score of 19 to 0 elts scored two touchdowns SYRACUSE IN EASY WIN Wrestler forgot Tulsa Contract Gives Purse to Delay Bout for Another Week Karol Nogina will pocket little more than training and traveling ex pensesafter hie wrestles Carlos Henriquez the fiery Spaniard in the semi final to the finish battles between Jack Sherry and rank Judson and Len Macaluso and John Grandovich tomorrow night at the Broadway i s' auaironumr 1 Nowina is not a philanthrophlst He never wrestles for sheer glory But Jils scant remuneration in Monday bout is the direct outgrowth of a combination of circumstances Nowina got himself intA a peck of managerial troubles He had to make a sacrifice to make his word good When Nowina' agreed to wrestle Henriquez here Monday night he over looked the fact that he had left a signed contract with wrestling pro moters at Tulsa in Oklahoma calling for Nowina to grapple with any man the Tulsa promoters selected with the date of the match also left to the dis cretion of the Tulsa promoters Pays for Delay Nowina was unaware that the Tulsa club had booked him for tomorrow night When he discovered that he was supposed to appear in Buffalo and Tulsa on the same date against differ ent opponents NOwina was faced with suspension in the state where he failed to appear plus arousing unfriendly relations with the promoter he dis appointed Nowina anxious for crack at Henriquez "reimbursed the Tulsa pro moters for postponing their show one week thus enabling Nowina to wrestle Henriquez here tomorrow night The share of earnings to morrow night will go to foot the bill at Tulsa Nowina arrives in Buffalo today and will work out this after noon at gym in Little Poland Hint of Melodrama There likely to be some wrestling melodrama written around tomorrow finish matches Jack Sherry and rank Judson each boasting pos session of the uncrowned heavyweight championshin are certain to bear down with all they have The insiders say it will be a battle royal between two of the toughest and roughest Len Macaluso facing the old acid test will have to show more than he ever has uncorked in a local ring to beat John Grandovich battle scarred veteran but still first class wnu niore xncKs at his command than Thurston The Sherfy Judson and Macaluso JS JKgPfe' AGE Tl 2 I JC EsHwjm VVp a 1 4 Bi Ik fe' fBk? 1 wsr ir raS rw xv a a 4' 4 AXA ci I kX47 a A A 4 4 4 a 5 5 A' i "a A'? 4 'A' v( "A 'V vm a vx wk sv kww vw sw li1 r1 i Ia: A 4 Ji III miir i li ll 1 Wk 1 iri JEiCh JK IM '4 3 Ilf fj A 5 li 1 vSr 1 I ft 4 x4 a 'i Ofc I SUSP 4 i TIMnmfflnTTTTnniMBJ EELrcnfflsr iiMMRIIi I 1 2 Bennett Z1 Tech ii1 Miami (20) Bethany (6) 7 Oberlin (12) Mass Aggies (0) QJ Norwich Tennessee (9) Vanderbilt 2 Texas Army 7 Muhlenberg (14) Rensselaer (0) £2 22 Georgetown (14) Indiana Marquette (6) 23 Maine (0) 3 22 Wesleyan (19) 2 Olarksdn (14) T1 1.