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14 THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1930 -PirrsBURGH POST-GAZETTE, SI)UTHE CAL PASSINOlu IS BESTED 'SUPERIOR PASSING PTIITTIS BESTED SMOTHERS PITT 47 TO 11.4z Miracles of Sport By Robert Edgren 1ALL-EASTERN TEAM OF TRoJANs es Ar 1-1 i TIN AAA A A. Jilb All A AL A A IL di La bair 40.4.s- I --ir I ir'''e I 41 BEATS WESTERNERS Fri et ro. VI 1U el 'ROUTS LOCAL TEAM -7A li of Itiol A lia AA N.0 NO A a LA I 1 Lod A A A IL 19 TO TIN FRISCO 1 a I I Knockout, I nocout, anow Assault Early i 11 In Contest. 1 rirrli. r.

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3 01111 rk- '4' IMME Jack Cannon, Famed Notre Dame Guard, Wins New Laurels in New Year's Day Charity Game. KEZAR STADIUM, San Francisco, Jan. as smashing a triumph as has ever featured this annual New Year's Day charity game between elevens comprising the pick of Eastern and Western football stars, the East rode roughshod to a 19 to 7 victory over the here today. 0 More than b5.000 Pectators banked high around the tadium's Results of Fights edge saw a great cotlection of all- America players grouped on one Staged New Year's smash and crash their way through the Western line for hugs At motor SquareJackie ROditP111 gains and take to the air for long stopped Pete Zile, nee rounds; Hans Roberts detested Cowboy Jo, canal. advances time and again.

loompitown. eight rounds: RODICO Pa- nOe 1est Nscehdiuchrinegnttehreedcotnhteettgame did celli. New Castle. defeated ken liar- Ith grnses. New Kensington.

six rewinds; as favorite. show any semblance of tsltiLloormf thegepeesecteodn.d Thliaaltt witewhenatbthrue itoung Nattel defeated bommy Paris. six rounds. At FeleMovie Stroh defeated Jimmy rDatouniza; filoarnntiadasbes by Benny Loin of Cali- need. 10 rounds; Cheek Borne won from Admesiwn ti.peithorellabsoix mrosondKiiiid.Jeenikile and Sloan of Nebnuska tart geniis won on technical knockout brought the ball to the two-yard over Goo Beichert.

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oungidown. eight rounds: Romeo Paeelli. New Castle. defeated Iten Bar-Erases. New KensingtOn.

six rAttnlie; Young Nanci defeated Sammy Facie. sit rounds. At FrieMalie Stroh defeated Jimmy need. 10 rounds; Chuck Darns won from Arvin Spence. six rounds: Jackie Dalton drew is it Alabama Kid.

sig rounds; Cori Scalia won ou technical knockout over taus Brickert. two At FranklinIndian Tiger West. Cleveland. defeated K. it.

Kelley. Akron. 1 rounds: Beatty defeated Johnny Piaui. six rounds; Johnny Sacco technical knockout victory over Gene JAI- ucrcivoc nuivu Tully i.T Hall Montgomery Harragar i herb- toimcolo Galloway Weather Cannot Be Held As NliseNturdo nt hony Collins Arbeibide Excuse, Declares Baker 11......... Saunders Pinckert Critic.

Edelson Parkinmn haver Scurf. by Periods: Pitt 0 0 7 7-14 By WALTFR ECKERSALL. C. S. C.

43 13 14 7-47 Special to the Pittsburgh 'Post-Gazette TouchdownsEdelson 2, Pinkert 2, and the Chicago Tribune. Hill. Duffield, Saunders, Wilcox, Walin- pAsADENA, Cal. Jan. Collins.

Tries for points-Shaver 2 (placement). classed in practically every depart-Baker 2 (placement). Duffield (drop ment of the game. Southern Call-kick): Parkinson 2 (placement defeated Pittsburgh, the undeSubstitutione---Pitt: cttlftiRR, for Tully, H. Morris for Dimeolo.

Hirschberg tor feated Eastern eleven here today in Collins. Clark for Parkinson. Ednards the Rose Bowl, 47 to 14. for Baker. Williams for tense.

Babic for MacNitirdo. Murphy for Walinchus, Loehr The Trojans, who played one of the for Donates. Milligan for MontiromerY, best games of the year. had a much for Williams, Barnes for Baugh- Stronger attack than the Panthers, erty. Lewis for H.

Morris, NISICTICT for Edwards. V. S. Apsit for Edelson. and they made ground when yards Baker for Barlitiar, ninia1110011 for Dye, meant scores.

Their defense was al-Duffield for Saunders, Wilcox for Bar- ragar, Williamson for Dye. Duffield for most as strong, although the per- Saunders. Wilcox for Tappaan. Jurich for mitted Pittsburgh to score by the use Arbelbide, Mortenson for Pinckert, of two forward passes. Pitt was unfor Anthony.

Shaw for GallowaY, Stew ens for ortenson able to penetrate the stiff Southern Hill for Shaver. Mu- sick for Hill. Moses for Musick, Hoff for California defense and It was not unHail. Ward for Hoff. Chambers for But- til they started to forward pass that field.

Joslin for Tappaan. RefereeW. D. Crowell. Swarthmore.

the Easterners made any ground. I-moireArthur Badenor-h. Chicago- Pittsburgh had absolutely no for-Heed linesmanHerb Dana. Nebraska. ward pass defense and three of the Field JudgeJohn Egan.

Duquesne. I DEFENSE STRONG By WALTPR ECKERSALL. Special to the Pittsburgh Tost-Gazett and the Chicago Tribune. PASADENA, Cal, Jan. in practically every department of the game.

Southern California defeated Pittsburgh, the undefeated Eastern eleven here today in the Rose Bowl, 47 to 14. The Trojans, who played one of the best games of the year. had a much stronger attack than the Panthers, and they made ground when yards meant scores. Their defense was almost. as strong, although they permitted Pittsburgh to score by the use of two forward passes.

Pitt was 'unable to penetrate the stiff Southern California defense and it was not until they started to forward pass that the Easterners made any ground. Pittsburgh had absolutely no forward pass defense and three of the pirr-TiKe otry li3acritit. INCA DETAILS AVERS EXPERT' AVERS EXPERT i Eckersall Sees Victory As Big Boost For Coast Football. "r- A 1 rIPPrikMP Trojans touchdowns were the result of forward passes thrown over the back men of the box defense. In the second half Pitt resorted to the diamond defense.

with the result the' Trojans passes were not so success-I fut. 1 The result of this game and the defeat of Carnegie Tech by the 'Fro-I jans and the victory of Stanford over Ithe Army is a wonderful boost for the caliber of football as played in this section. The Eastern elevens were defeated decisively and today's victory by Southern California is a severe shock to football as played along the Atlantic seaboard. Six-Nlan Line Defense. The Trojans used a six-malt line and a short box.

They 1 'tackled and charged in a manner 1 which stopped the star Pittsburgh backs before they reached the line of scrimmage on Many occasions. In the punting end of the game, Shaver of Southern California had a decided advantage over Parkinson of Pitt. When Duffield succeeded IShaver in this department, the quarterback also outplayed the Pitt booter. The Trojan punts were covered extremely well by the ends and I tackles. I Aside from its forward passing, California was good in the i running game and had a powerful I line attack.

Saunders darted inside 1 and outside to make his tackles for I 1 UANSA RUNS 68 YARDS Panthers No Match For Jones' Warriors In Roses Clash. (Continued From Page One.) fling to prove his right to be called one of the best ball toter of recent aeaSons. It was Huss' unerring accuracy through the air, however, that v.as most impressive today. He had plenty of protection on his passes, but he picked out his receivers with -an eagle eye. and gave them the ball so they could take it on the dead run.

Trojan Line Firm. The Trojan line fought back at Pitt forward wall in magnificent style and the battle up front was fought out almost evenly. Neither Donchess nor Tappaan were startling In tteir defensive play although both shone on the offense, and the U. S. C.

all-American did catch one pass and -carry it deep into Pitt soil. Cansas Ili-at long run. Pitt's best individual effort of the day. swept right around Iappaan as the great little terminal was clipped out of the play. Captain -Nate Barragar and Ray Montgomery great in the center of the line acid Anthony and MacMurdo divided tackle honors of the day.

In fact, Big Jim was one of the most effective forwards Pitt had today. ransa was pretty well bottled up after his long run, and Walinchus could gain only infrequently. The Fitt backfield handled the ball worse -than at any time this season, and the mwhole team was far from the well unit that ripped its way through eastern foes. komo, GMAltiesb ILTUE ILEANINIC ADDISou lAkS 3erttlo sat) tkoWED. Gdr DA Al ORICTIPIEU PI.SIA Slbcdez Atmet.0 to.

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and the figures mounted to 40 to 7, where they remained at the end of the third period. The fourth U. S'. C. touchdown followed with suddenness.

Duffield had returned a Pitt punt to the U. S. 48-yard line. On first down Saunders blonde substitute tossed a pass to Mortenson, which the latter caught on the 20-yard line and carried to the one. Two plunges got it over, Duffield carrying on the touchdown play.

The rest between halves didn't help the Panthers any, for soon after the kickoff Pinckert intercepted a Parkinson pass on the nu 45 and started a sustained running drive that brought a touchdown in seven plays. Saunders and Shaver shot into the line down to the 1-yard mark, where the former was hurt. After resumig play, however, he acted very little like an injured man. for on the first play he shot around right end and crossed the line standing up. Shaver kicked the goal to make it 33-0.

After the succeeding kickoff Pitt took over the edge for a few moments, working her way along carefully for her first Touchdown. A 16- yard run by Walinchus and a 14- yard pass to him from Baker put the ball in position, and Uansa tossed a pass over the goal line to this same Walinchus for the score, after which Parkinson converted the extra point by placement. Pitt was first to cross the last chalk mark in the final period. Charley Edwards intercepted Duffield's pass on the Pitt 49, running it down to the Trojan 36. On first clown Williams.

after a reverse, threw a long pass to Collins, who hauled the ball in on the six-yard line and crossed over standing up. Williams', left-handed toss caught the enemy napping. Parkinson kicked the The seventh Trojan touchdown came, via the aerial route again. and Duffield smashed their way to their 40 yard line. and the latter looped a long pass over the heads of the Pitt secondary defense to W11-1 cox.

who caught the ball on the Pitt 27 as Uansa and Edwards collided trying to intercept it. He had no opposition in his path to the goal line. and Duffield varied things a little by kicking a dropkick for the forty-seventh point. Walinchus for the score, after whicn Parkinson converted the extra point by placement. Pitt was first to cross the last chalk mark in the final peri od.

Edwards intercepted Duf- field's pass on the Pitt 49, running it down to the Trojan 36. On first clown Williams. after a reverse, threw a long pass to Collins, who hauled the ball in on the six-yard line and crossed over standing up. Williams' left-handed toss caught the enemy napping. Parkinson kicked the goal.

The seventh Trojan touchdown came via the aerial route again and Duffield smashed their way to their 40 yard line, and the latter looped a long pass over the heads of the Pitt secondary defense to NN II- cox. who caught the ball on the Pitt 27 sts Canso. and Edwards collided trying to intercept it. He had no opposition in his path to the goal line. and Duffield varied things a by kicking a dropkick for the point.

Tide Turns Quickly. After Uansa had electrified the big with his 6-yard dash in the second play of the game. indicating that the Panther might be up to his ...4,11 first quarter tricks, the tide of battle shifted almost immediately and very definitely to the banners of the Trojans. "Tense's beautiful rut was prevented from being turned Into a touchdown only by the speed Russ Saunders, who pursued the McKees Rocks boy. gained on him 'adeadily, and finally pulled him down from behind.

Pitt was On the 14-yard line after that great dash, but lacked the '-runch to drive through a frantic U. C. defense. There was an 'exchange of punts which gave the Trojans the ball on their line, and there they started the drive to the first touch- iitTOWTI Pitt- was massed well up front and stopped both Saunders and --Shaver at line tries. However, on third down.

Racehorse Russell tossed -a pass to Edelson, who was ab. solutely in the clear, and made a 7 fancy catch over his shoulder while going at full speed. He pulled the ball in on the Panther 8-yard line and speeded over through a clear 7field. A fumble by Walinchus paved the way for the next western score. Attempting to grab the ball on a re-Verse play.

Walinchus messed things up and Hall fey on the oval for his tans dropped Parkinson's pass when he was in the clear on the 8- yard line. tansies long pass over the goal line was caught by Walinchus for a touchdown. Parkinson kicked the goal from placetnent. S. C.

33, Pitt 7. MaciNfurdo kicked off out of bounds. tie again kicked oft this time to Shaver on the 15. He returned to his 31. Saunders smashed left tackle for six.

Shaved added one at right guard. but fumbled when he was tackled, and MacMurdo recovered for Pitt on the Trojan 39. Baker's forward pass was incomplete. Walinchus on a reverse made six at, right end. Uansa added a yard at right tackle.

Baker's long pass dead and U. S. C. took the ball On downs on their 31. Saunders made 3 at left Saunders added 3 at right Saunders failed to gain at left end' and Pitt was penalized 15 for unnecessary roughness.

Quatse was the offender. It was first down for the Trojans on Pitt's 47. Saunders made 5 at left tackle. Shaver added 3 at center. Saunders added 3 at left tackle and first down on Pitt's 36.

Baker was hurt and Edwards went in for bun. Steponovitch went in for Arbelbide. Saunders tried right end, but Collins tossed him for a 3-yard loss. Saunders stepped out of bounds after gaining a yard. Edelson took Saunders' pass right out of tansa's hands on the Pitt 1 13 and ran over for a touchdown.

For U. S. C. the following substitutions were made: Williamson for Dye, Musick for Shaver and Baker for Barragar. Baker kicked goal.

Score: U. S. Pitt, 7. Anthony kicked off to Uansa on the eight-yard line. He returned to the 36.

Steponovitch broke through and tossed Walinchus for a two-yard loss. Walinchus got around right end for six. Parkinson failed at center. and Pitt was penalized 15 yards for holding. Edwards punted to Saunders on the U.

S. C. 35. He ran back to his 43 as the quarter ended. Score, t.

S. 40; Pitt 7. Fourth Period. Apsit went in for Edelson. Hoff went in for Hall.

For Pitt Williams replaced Walinchus. Saunders made 2 at center. Saunders passed to Pinckert for a 22-yard gain. Musick made 3 at center, but 17 S. was penalized 15 for holding.

Saunders' pass to Tappaan made IS Musick struck center for 9 and first down on the 20. Saunders failed at left tackle. Niusick picked tip a yard at right tackle. Edwards batted down Saunders' forward pass. Saunders' pass to Tappaan over the goal line was incomplete.

and Pitt took the ball on their O. Uansa fumbled. but MacMurdo recovered for a loss of six yards. Montgomery grounded Edwardie punt on the Pitt 45. Saunders failed at right end.

Uansa intercepted Saunders' pass on the Pitt 30 and ran back to his 49. Williams failed at right tackle Pitt took time out and waa penalized for delaying the game. Saunders knocked down Edwards long pass. Edwards failed to get off a pass and lost 19 yards. Saunders took Parkinson's punt on his 35.

but MacMurdo dropped him on the 36. Coach Jones substituted practically an entire new team. Moses made six at center. Saunders hit center for four and first down on the 46. Moses added four at center.

but U. S. C. was penalized 15 for holding. Duffield replaced Saunders, and Russell received a tremendous ovation as he left the field.

Edwards intercepted Duffield' pass on the 49 and ran back to the S. C. 36. Williams took a double pass front Parkinson and tossed a long amos to Collins, the latter catching the ball on the 6-yard line and running over for a touchdown. Parklimon kicked goal from placement.

Score---1 S. C. 10, Pitt 11. MacMurdo kicked off to Duffield on the one-yard line. Ile ran back to the 21.

Moses failed to gain at center. Duffield made nine at left tackle. Moses struck center for first Peters Kicks Two Field Goals-A nonchalant young man known to his Illinois classmates as Frosty Peters played an impressive Part, in the Eastern victory. Twice during the game he booted the pigskin between the uprights for field goals. Standing on the West 35-line in the second period he calmly lifted the ball to a score.

Rushed Into the battle again in the final period. wroen the West had fought the Easterners to a standstill, he repeated to chalk up the final tally for his team. Jack Cannon. Notre Dame's unanimous all-America selection, closed his college career with as outstanding an exhibition at guard of all-around playing am ever seen here. He was here.

there and everywhere time and again breaking through the Western line to throw ball carriers for losses. His teammate. TwomeY. and Booma of Dartmouth. Glasgow of Iowa and practically all the other Eastern players turned in performances that compared favorably with that of Cannon.

The East made its first score with a forward pass from Peters to Booma, the Dartmouth end romping 25 yards to a touchdown. Bronco Nagurski. Minnesota's versatile line and backfield star. had placed the East in scoring position on play through guard for 21 yards. Frosty Intercepts Pass.

Shortly after the second period opened the East got the ball on the West 24-yard line as the result of an intercepted pass by Peters and line plunges by Nag-urski and Glassgow. Peters, whose trusty toe on several occasions has brought victory to Illinois. then booted the team from the East to its second score ith a looping dropkick that carried 45 3ards. Long through the line by Nagurski and Giassgow with Cannon and Twomey clearing the way led to the East's second touchdown. Glassgow crashing Over right tackle from the 6-yard line to score, and Peters kicked the goal.

Coming back in sensational fashion, the West scored in a hurry to start the third period. Loin made 9 yards on the first play and Waldorf of Missouri packed the bail for a first down. Two more plays failed to gain. however, and the East got Lom's hurried punt on Its opponents' 40-yard line. Waldorf recovered an En-stern fumble, and the West started a drive which was not halted until the goal line was reached.

Clark kicked the extra point for the West. The scoring ended with Peters' long drop kick for a field goal in the final period. Lineup and summary: EAST-19. ROOMS, DartmoutILL. Churchill, Okla.

Toomey. Notre Richards, Notre a fiels warts. Cal. Cot. cOlgite C.

California 4 III G.Brombelow. Ten. C. Sleight. T.Ackermats.

St Marys Tanner. Minneaota.R. T.A.41M. Peters. Col.

State Bread. California la snow. Iowa R. Pomeroy. Utak Nagurskl.

B.Gilmore. Ore. state Score by periods: Fast a 10 0 3-19 West 0 0 7 9 7 scoring: EastTouchdowns. Booms Glaairow. Field lintilitreteril 2 (dropkicks).

Points from try after unsealdawna--Petera (dropkick). Scoring: WeetTonchdown. Sloan (Nebraska). sub for Pomeroy. Point front 07 after touchdown.

Clark aropairk). iiitleiala---timawary referee. Major Jobs L. Griffiths. Beloit; referee.

Bob Weans, MO-liken; umpire. Curt Majors. Callfaraia; held kwito. Tommy Fitzpatrick, rtaill; lineirnan. Joe Lipp.

Cbicago. Reed, three roands; Eddie Flick drew with Kid Marlette. els rounds. At MilwaukeeKing Tut. Minneapolis.

flopped Billy Wallace, Cleveland. eight rounds. At ClevelandPrankie Simms. Cleveland. scored technical kayo over Pete Wistcal.

Chicago four rounds. At Cincinnati-LFreddie Miller. Cincinnati, knocked oat Billie Michel, Belgium. four rounds. At Philadelphia--41erilla Jones defeated Billy Angelo.

10 rounds; 14ergeant Sammy Baker defeated Gene Moretti. 1 rounds: Pat Haley topped Gabby Bagdad. three rounds; Phil Zwick knocked out Caliin Reed. three rounds; Jimmy Smith defeated 4 armee Spattattlio, eight rounds; Joe Menalo defeated Johnny Sinter. eight rounds: Charley Punt defeated Jackie Herman.

eight rounds; Jimmy Kennedy won from TOMMY Gleason. eight Walter Wasealsk stopped Hod McLeod, one round. At WillianisPort George Pavilek. Votoirstonn. defeated Tiger Thomas, eight monde: Eddie Leroy, Williamsport, defeated Tommy Britton, Wilkes-Borre, six roundaA1 ColumbnaEddie Shea, Chicago.

won on foul from Mike 011iowd. Columbus. tee rounds; Snmmy Kohlberg. Columbus. knocked out Danny Smith, Indianapolis.

one round. At Son Jeske. 4 el.Young t'erbett. Emends. defeated Babe Anderson, San anise.

10 rounds-At Tacoma, Wash.Joe Glick. York. defealeod Doc Snell, Tacoma, sit rounds. At ScrantonJackie Britton. In ilkesBarre, knocked out Terry Martin.

Ose At ItuttnieTommy rant. Itultsle. delimited Johnny Datto, Philippine Islands, Si rounds. At Canton. O.George Cook.

Australia, fought 10-round dram with Frank Bine. Montana; Leo Genet. defeated Alex Simms. Canton. 10 rounds: Jackie it Doran.

Canton, defeated Jimmy nil ont os ft. four rounds. MIDWEST STARS TRIUMPH, 25-12 Superior Line Proves Deciding Factor In Wild Game. OWNBY STADIUM, DALLAS. Jan.

stars of the Mid-West, a husky, bard-driving group, proved superior to the Southwest All-Stars in a wild scoring battle here today. The score was 25 to 12. There was never much doubt of the outcome once the invaders opened up with their power plays in the second period. Pest Welch, their All-America quarterback. failed to score a touchdown, but he battered the lighter Southwest line to bits.

The Mid-West turned to the air, the very department at which their opponents were supposed to excel, to score two touchdowns in the third period and take an unpassable lead. Within the short space of five minutes. Herman Young, rangy end from Detroit. snared long passes from Holman and Welch and trotted across the goal line. Rebholtz ran 20 yards for another score in the final quarter.

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s.Mt R. E.OollIns. NotreDame ruhlos, T.C.I: Q. Welch. Purdue Hanna, H.Holman.

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Michigan Srore hg periods: Southwest 0 8 6 0-12 Id wept 0 6 12 7-25 id Ille.ritigTourbdowns. Rebboitz 2 taut. tiembito). 'Imola 2- INoint after touchdownMariner. MtnIleaata hada finitesal.

place irkSoutttwen seeringTouchdowss. Geis 2. on the play. Lewis replaced him. Duffield failed at right tackle.

Duffield made a yard at left guard. Wilcox took Duffle ldra long pass on the Pitt 2 and ran over for a touchdown. g-ansa was hurt on the play and Murphy replaced him. Duffield dropkicked the extra point. ScoreU.

S. C. 17. Pitt 11. Rooney and Clark went in for Wi Mains and Parkinson.

Templeton kicked of to Donchess on the 10 and he was downed on his 15-yard lino. Rooney's pass eras incomplete. On a fake reverse Clark got loose at left end for SO and first down on his 45. Rooney's pass was incomplete. rift WS penalized five for offside.

Clark hit center for six. Clark failed at right tackle. Moses intercepted ftooneyes pass on his 40 and ran back to the 49. Rooney intercepted Ouffields pass on the Pitt SO and ran back to the 42. Clark plunged for three at left guard.

Murphy's pass to Rooney was good for and first down on the U. S. C. 44. On a reverse Murphy made 7 at left tackle.

Edwards forward pass was incomplete. ton intercepted Edwards forward pose on the S. C. 40 and ran hack to the Pitt 9. where Edwards brought him down.

Iiirschberger went in for Collins and tcmssed tor a six-yard loss at right end. A forward pass over the goal line was incomplete and Pitt took the ball on the 20. Wagner went in for Edwards' as the game ended. 1 Play by Play First ROSE BOWL, PASADENA, Jan. won the toss and chose to defend the north goal, with the towering mountain range at their backs.

U. S. C. elected to kick off. Anthony kicked off to Donchess.

who Tumbled and stepped out of bounds on his 18. On the first play, on a wide reverse, Uansa got around Tappaan at left end and ran to the U. S. C. 14-yar4 line.

a gain of 68 yards. Toby was in the clear, but was tackled from berhind by Saunders. The Trojans imrtOdiately took time out. Parkinson hit right tackle for one. Parkinson struck straight through center for four.

Walinchus ran inside right end for two. Pinekert batted down Uansa's pass over the goal line and U. S. C. scrimmaged on their 20.

Shaver made four at center. Saunders added two at left tackle before Parkinson stopped him. Shaver's quick kick sailed to the Pitt four-yard line, where Uansa fell on it. Uansa hit right guard for three. Parkinson punted to Saunders on the Pitt 40.

illuss fumbled and Tully recovered for Pitt on his 3-. On a triple pass, Walinchus picked up four at right end. On a 1 reverse Uansa was caught behind the line and tossed for a loss of five yards. Parkinson punted to Saunders on the C. S.

C. 32. He ran back to his 39. Shaver hit center for four. Saunders added two at left end.

Saunders threw a long pass to FAelson, which the latter caught on the Pitt 28. From there he ran over for a touchdown. het ver kicked the extra point from placement. Score: C. S.

C. 7, Pitt O. Anthony kicked off to Walinchus op the 5. He ran out of bounds on his 29. On a reverse Uansa cut in at left tackle for 3.

On a fake reverse Parkinson tumbled through right guard for Z. On a reverse Walinchus fumbled, and Hall recovered for U. S. C. on the Pitt 31.

Shaver yard at right guard. Saunders crashed left tackle for 5. On a rut back play Saunders failed at right tackle. After a reverse Saunders threw a pass to Pinekert on the I6-yard line. He sidestepped his way over for the second U.

S. C. touchdown. Shaver missed goal from placement. Score: U.

S. 13; Pitt, O. Anthony kicked off out of bounds. He kicked again, this time to Donc4ess on the 15. Joe made a splendid return to his 43, where he was roughed as he was tackled, and U.

S. C. was penalized to its 43. Parkinson smacked right guard for Walinchus cut back inside right end for 7. Just missing first down.

Parkinson hit center for 2 and first down on the U. S. C. 30. NValinchus failed to gain on a reverse directed at right tackle.

On another reverse Walinj chus got 8 outside right end. Uansa passed to Donchess, but he dropped the ball as he was falling on the U. S. C. 8-yard line.

Saunders batted down Baker's long pass over the goal line. and U. S. C. scrimmaged on their 20.

Shaver found a big hole at right guard for 8. but U. S. C. was penalized 15 for holding.

Shaver punted out of bounds on his 47. On a reverse Uansa made but a yard at left end. On another reverse Valinchus failed at right tackli. On a short side delayed play Uansa made 4 at right tackle as the quarter ended Score: U. S.

13: Pitt. O. i Seciond Period. Parkinson punted out of bounds on the Trojan 15. On a reverse Pinckert made two at right tackle.

but U. S. C. was was penalized five for Pinckert shot through right tackle for five. Pitt was offside on the next play and WEIS penalized five.

Shaver fumbled but Saunders recovered for a five-yard loss. Shaver punted to Vansa on the SO. Toby was dropped by Arbelbide on the U. S. C.

49. On a triple pass Uansa made a yard at left end. On a reverse Valinchus tumbled over right tackle for five. U. S.

C. substituted Williamson for Dye. Baker subbed for Barragar also, and Apsit for Edelson. On a reverse Ile IINCO -I; 7-1604 elkI. -vs Coef moor CIAAA0 I substantial gains while Edelson and I Shaver seldom failed to make yards the line or off their tackles.

The game started out like a I thriller Captain Di of Pitts-Charley 'burgh, won the toss and elected to defend the north goal. Anthony kicked off for the Trojans to Uansa who ran the ball out of bounds on his 21-yard line. Parkinson made a yard at center. On a double pass, Parkinson to Cansa, the latter cir- cled Tappaan's end for 68 yards. A Pitt touchdown seemed certain, but the Trojans braced and took the ball on their 20-yard line after a P-anther forward pass was grounded in the end zone for a touchback.

Pitt had a great chance to score but the Southern California defense was too strong. Southern California punted in the third down after two line drives had failed to gain. The ball rolled to the Panthers' three-yard line. Park-little inson immediately kicked to Saunfortv-seventh ders who was stopped on Pitt's 38- yard line. No Match.

This was about all except that Deadly Forward Pass. Jimmy Clark did get away for 30 Saunders and Shaver made three yards once in the remaining few yards and then Saunders hurled a minutes. The Trojans were threaten- perfect forward pass to Harry Edeling again as the garue ended, and al- SOIL who scored the first touchdown. most scored another when a forward Shaver kicked the goal. pass over the goal line grounded just Anthony kicked off for Southern inches out of the grasp of a diving California to Cansa who returned to U.

S. C. man. A conservative Pan- his 30-yard line. Parkinson made ther, too confident of its power at- two yards at center and then Val-tack, was no match for an air-mind- Chinus fumbled and the Trojans reed Trojan.

The wings of the eagle covered on Pitt's 30-yard line. Satin-are better than the slashing claws of ders, Shaver and Edelson made six any ground-held animal in these Yards in three tries and then Satin-modern football days. That was to- ders shot a forward pass to Pinckert I day's story. i who scampered over the goal odern football days. That was to- ders shot a forward pass to Pinckert iy's story.

who scampered over the goal line. Statistics On Pitt-U. S. C. 1 Roses Contest 1 Rt lsEsi 80i Pasadena.

Jan. i. 0m 1. 1 1 is how Southern a in smothered Pitt in Roses today: paw, from wrininimme Pliirott U. S.

C. Total trd sagr Yards 245 It 16 ards gained on pass $46 Pbrst downs 1.a..wo attepted In In eompleted itt I 4 incomplete 145 4 tted 2 4 Aye. 'girds for punts. 40 37 Penalties in yards 55 455 7 2s7 interre Passes 65 14 and a first down on the U. S.

C. 30. Pitt sent in H. Morris for DiMeo lo. Quatse for Tully, Hirschberg for Collins.

Parkinson made four at right guard. Parkinson added two at left -guard. On a fake reverse. Parkinson added two over right guard. Parkinson hit left guard for two and first down on the 19.

On a reverse Uansa made a yarl at left end. Parkinson made a yard at center. Walinchus cut back through center but failed to gain. Baker's pass was incomplete and U. C.

took the ball on downs on their 17. U. S. C. took time out.

Duffield went in for Saunders. Williams. Edwards and Clark went in for Unnsa. Baker and Parkinson for Pitt. Duffield failed at left guafkl.

Shaver made two at right tackle Shaver's quick kick rolled to the Pitt 28-yard line, where Arbelbide grounded it. Hill replaced Shaver for U. S. C. and Babic went in for MacMurdo Pitt.

Wilcox took Tappaan's place. On a reverse Wallinchus fumbled and Wilcox 'recovered for U. S. C. on the Pitt 18.

Hill fumbled Duffield's lateral pass. Duffield ran out of bounds at right end lafter gaining seven. Jurich went in for Arbelbide for U. S. C.

Duffield 's pass was caught by Ap: sit and carried to the Pitt six-yard line for a first down there. Hill made two at right guard. Duffield added one at center. Hill IVIS stopped dead at center when Montgomery charged, through fast to meet him. rounded right end and outspeeded the Pitt secondary defense to score ill a corner of the field.

Bakers attempted placement hit the goal post and hounded back for no goal. Score: U. S. 19; Pitt, O. Martenson went in for Pinckert and Seitz replaced Anthony.

Shaw took Galloway's place. Baker kicked off out of bounds. Murphy replaced Walinchus. Baker kicked off to Murphy on the 3. He came back to his 28.

Loehr replaced Donchess and Montgomery, was relieved by I Milligan. Rooney4went in for Williams. Clark failed at center. Barnes relieved Daugherty. On a triple pass 'Rooney was caught behind the line and lost 6.

Rooney punted to Duffield on the U. S. C40. he returned to his 48. Duffield caught Mortenson's pass on the Pitt 20 and ran to the one yard line with it.

Hill was stopped at left guard. Inatield twisted through center for a touchdown. Baker kicked the extra point from placement. Score: S. 26; Pitt, O.

3I05ick replaced Hill for U. S. C. Baker kicked off to Rooney on the 7. Ile ran back to the 29.

Rooney ran inside right end for 7.. but Pitt was penalized 15 for Cooney's long pass sailed over Murphy's head and was Incomplete, as the first half ended. Score: U. S. 26; Pitt, 0 Third Period.

The starting lineups returned to the game. Anthony kicked off to Uansa on the three. He ran back to his 23. Parkinson made a yard at center. Cans made three at left tackle.

Pinckert ititercepted Parkinson's long forward pass on the Pitt 15. Saunders made two at left tackle. Saunders ran over right tackle for nine and first down on time 35. Shaver hit center for six. Saunders hit right tackle for four and lacked Inches of nest down.

Shaver dove through center for four and first down on the 21. Saunders failed at right end. Saunders was hurt when MacMurdo tackled him and U. S. C.

took time omit. Saunders shot off left tackle for six. Pitt took time out. Saunders got loose at right end and ran 15 yards to a touchdown. Shaver kicked goal.

Score U. S. 33; Pitt, O. wnthony kicked off to Parkinson on the IL Ile ran back to his 11. ()liaise went in for II.

Morris went in for DiMeolo. gained a yard at right tackle. Cans just missed Baker's long pass on the U. S. C.

27-3ard line. Baker's pass to Valincitun made 1 I and first down on the U. S. C. 13.

On a reverse Valinchus broke around right end for 16 and first down on the 29. On a Club on the Pitt 31. Again the Blue 8.nd Gold stopped two running plays. and again Saunders threw his trusty right arm into the breach. He got tbe ball on a reverse play.

and this vine picked out Pinckert in the erear. The halfback grabbed the 111.1.rf. on the Pitt 16 and ran over. Shaver missed this goal. i Shaver missed the goal.

In the second quarter Pittsburgh took the ball to the Trojan 18-yard V. line after securing possession of It i TAKES in midfield after an exchange of opENED 9 9 2 11 Tlhe Paanfttheras lofst it on tpha.ecigr It) 1.4 was incomplete on a fourth down. Duffield, who had replaced Saunders at quarterback for Southern Call- rnia, pulled a quick kick which ast Liberty Club rolled to Pittsburgh's '28-yard line. eaten on Local The Panther ql fumbled and the Trojans recoverld. On a wide end run Floor.

Duffield soCred a touchdown and Hoff failed to kick goal. The Trojans remaining opened its floor season I down in the half came as a result th a 29-20 victory over the East of a forward pass. Duffield to Mortensen. berty varsity team last night Southern California kicked off to fore a big crowd of fans at the Open the third period and Pinckert ter's home court. It was an inter- intercepted a Panther forward pass ting contest throughout, the local I in midfield.

The Trojans then made ib holding the college outfit well in a nice march which resulted in eck most of the way. Saunders going around the Pitt right Umberger of the visitors and end for a touchdown. Shaver kicked augaman of the losing club led the goal. Drers with three goals apiece. The Shortly after the next kickoff Pitt tcup: got the ball on the Trojan 40-yard wftolit JEFF-29 EAST line and made 12 yards by rushing.

Iherger Whh4hmah it nice forward pass. Canso to Wal- rri tmiton Cypher rhinos. was good for a touchdown NPil 0 itrown Parkinson kicked the goal. tier Carlton' Pitt kicked off to Shaver. who Field ettala: Smith, Scott, Joy.

Umberzer. 144milton 2. 31eNell '2, Wilma- brought the ball back to his 30-yard 3 Seotteld. Cyphers. Cariaon 3.

Fools: line. An exchange of punts and a uth Jett-8 Alit 14; East Liberty-4 penalty of 15 yards against Pitt for of it. lieforee Al Slack: roughness left the ball on the Panthers' 46-yard line. Saunders made two yards off his right tackle and Golfers Play Shaver hit center for two. Saunders Well at Pinehurst then shot a forward pass to Edelson who scored another touchdown.

it was identically the same pass that N. Jan. I.A number EdelsOn scored on in the opening PittAhunch goiter a. played well In the quarter Baker kicked the goal and Whittle tournament here today In the score was 40 to 7 in favor of the leh there were entrlem I Trojans. 4.

T. Paired with P. In the fourth quarter both teams titer Of North Adams, to anitth scored. Pitt scored on a long for-Lip on par. in a tie tor fifth.

ward pass, Williams to Collins, and and A. P. Dysart tiniahed Southern California on another beau-town W. 1 TAKES OPENER, 29-20 East Liberty Club eaten on Local Floor. with a 29-20 victory over the East Liberty varsity team last night before a big crowd of fans at the loser's home court.

It was an interesting contest throughout, the local holding the college outfit well in check most of the way. Umberger of the visitors and Waugaman of the losing club led the scorers with three goals apiece. The lineup: wfit-ti-t JEFF 29 herger tiarrip seofield Hamilton C. NteNPil Brown fintlpr arlimn Flold goak: Smith, Scott, Joy. 14411111ton 2.

McNeil 2. mann 3 Scofield. C.Tphers. enrimem 3. Fouls: WaAh JctrS out 14; East Liberty-4 of IT liPtotee Al Slack.

Local Golfers Play Well at Pinehurst I 1 her PINEIICIIST, N. Tan. I.A number l'ittAhurgh goitera played well In the Whietle tournament here today In which there were I'S entriea IT T. Ntetrlraw. paired with J.

D. Minter of North Adams, Maas to finieh up on par. in a tie tor firth. Toni and A. P.

Dysart tininhed club Fro out or 'Tin 3 Donchess Gets Loose. Donchess made a great runback of the next kickoff and was roughed -by Saunders as he was tackled on his 43 The officials penalized U. S. C. to their own 43.

and the Panthers went to work. They struck through for one first down. but eventually Uansa had to pass to who made a frantic effort to reach 'the ball as he was falling down on the 8-yard line. and the erst period ended with no more -coring. At the start of the second quarter hostilities.

Pitt unleashed another offensive that carried to the Trojan 1S-vard line. but broke there on an other defensive rock. The Trojans punted out, and soon Walinchus was -Mserting another misplay, fumbling again on his 18-yard line. Wilcox. in for Tappaan, grabbed this one in and again running was futile and the pass came into play.

Duffield's in being caught by Apsit and cart" tied to the 6-yard line. Shots at the center of the Pitt line were futile. on the fourth down 'lin ran wide around right end and crossed ni a corner of the field. Presented Op Portunit). Recovering a Shaver fumble on the! Trojan 39 after the next Pitt apparently had another good but could get no further than) the 31 where the Trojansi braced and took the ball on Eaunders plunged his way to the 4.

Vitt 3G. with one 15-yard penalty for roughness by Quatse helping things along. Whe- -as Panthers got stub: Vorn again. Saunders once more threw a beautiful pass to Edelson. he took the ball right out of I Pass 10 "'e 1 out of' ball right i I 1 I I Hackman Flashes In Big Atlanta Benefit ATLANTA.

Oa. .1 an phastom-liko hattback. Buddy Markman ot Tenneeeee. ftentied brillientit across the atidirlin here today to lead the Blue 'levee from the Northern divisios et the Southern oliterristit to a decisive 21-12 victory ever the Cardleals squad ot tbe la the Shrine charity game at Grant Field. The eineive Hackman.

a dangerous threat irbenever be handled the ball, scored all et the Blue's three Two et Ilia Wald ward yetults resulted trout ride-like pewees trom his Tetincime teammate. Dodd. Ittio ntber souring tooter" tottoorod a 44-yar4 off-tackle run through the IMMO Cardinal team. Ocoee bt Blue 14 0 1-21 Cardinals 0 0 13-12 tterwurtz lkiar-bdolwas: Bilars--Barkintan CanthialoDunlap and Jones. Potato Ingseadwarti: BluesDodd (3-) Officials: (Purdue) 'Celerity.

(Br Marro) empire; "(pelt. lAnbura) theid Julge: Mrkro. (Auburn) linesman Pav lick Outfights Thomas. WILLIAMSPORT. Pa-.

Jas. Pthck. lank, Puncher trots Johnstown. was awarded an snportior night deriving over Titer Theents. eisswe rotated middleweight or Williatimport the windup or an all-star fight show at the Arena here this atternoow.

Thomas weighed 166. and l'arliek 167. Yesterday's Grid Results. South. Calituettia.17 Pitt 114 PAN.terp store Wester.

Newels Central ..13 Rocky M000toin Mittoest Southwest It Crueket ....13 Corps Ares 7 Womb. tato V. of Plowpii. a tr A I down to par. while T.

A. Cheatham and l-- I tirttl pas2o Duffield to NVilcos. i Walinchue got loose al right end for! is revere Lime made 1 at left end. I down on his ST H. Morris use hurt' ksinal score; U.

S. C. 41; Pitt. 14.1,Tri.ieit-.7.,L.T.-.ii zi: iii; hie partner were 2 duwn. I 1 r-, I to par.

while T. A. Cheatham and partner were 2 duwn. tiful pass, Duffield to NVilcox. down to par.

while T. A. Cheatham and his partner were 2 down. Walinchus got Wine at right end for a reverse Liens made 1 at left end. down on his 37.

H. Morris woo hurt Final score: U. S. 47; Pitt. 14.

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