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Army 21 .7 Notre Dame 26 I Iowa 16 Missouri 13 Ohio State 13 Northwestern Iowa State 41 9 Michigan 21 Indiana 0 Illinois .61 Purdue 0 loiija 4 Mimes Tries uMslkeirSn TO Moomey Races 10 Bucks, vt i5M Mizzou issMMitep jsililiPMi For N. Score BY NORMS ANDERSON. MEMORIAL STADIUM, MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. A University of Minnesota team that moved with drive, pre cision and spirit thru 60 minutes of hard football here Sat urday, swept to a 33 6 victory over the Nebraska Corn huskers. A throng of 51,093, filling this horseshoe stadium, Knotted sStEMBEr' 29, 1946 1' COLUMBUS, O.

(UP). A rough, touch band of Missouri Tigers, saw the Gophers score in every pe riod with versatile offense who couldn't be impressed by Ohio State prestige, battled the Riff Nine eleven to a 13 13 tie Brooklyn, Cards nb kiWm0W 34 that included about every grid iron trick In the book. Plainsmen, Simpson in here Saturday before 65,004 bitterly disappointed Ohio State fans. It was the Missouri line, heavier than the Ohio State forwards at OL' BERNIE BIERMAN, the Stay Deadlocked every position, that gave the Tig AVpJifc fir1 7 Gopher coach, swiped several weapons from the Cornhusker ar mrm thir unexrjected even break. 6 6 Deadlock ST.

LOUIS. VP). Harry "The BROOKLYN. (J). Playing like LED BY Verlie "Burly" Abrams Cat" Brecheen took the St.

Louis senal as forward passes and wide laterals supplanted traditional champions behind Rookie Joe Cardinals by their neck feathers BY JIM MAY. Hatten, the Brooklyn Dodgers and lifted them back into an exact first place tie with the Brook trounced the Boston Braves, 7 4, Minnesota power. Like lightning stabbing thru the murky afternoon, one brief Corn Nebraska Wesleyan's Plainsmen played their first game in the new O. N. Magee Memorial stadium Saturday to seize undisputed pos lyn Dodgers Saturday night by hurling a four hit, 4 to 1, victory session of the National League for over the Chicago Cubs in the next Saturday night, winding up in ft 6 to 6 deadlock with Simpson col of Webb City, a 190 pound guard, the gold clad front line completely smothered Ohio State's fleet halfbacks and the secondary had Ohio pass receivers under everything but an armed guard.

The Buckeyes were behind, going Into the final period bat managed to eke out the tying touchdown and conversion that kept Coach Paul Bixler's debut from being a complete washout. husker offensive spurt carried to pay territory at the outset of the the first time since August 21. r)BV to las game of the season. Handcuffing the Cubs with his third quarter. eft handed curve and his darting lege of Indianola, la.

Some 4,000 fans braved the near freezing weather to witness the Plainsmen's home opener Gopher right end as the Huskers staged ft touchdey, second string Husker back, sails around the MOOMEY DRIVES FOR PAY DIRT Bill Moomown drive that ended with Moomey scoring over right tackle. (Staff Photo by AT Wirephoto.) HATTEN received errorless and, at times, brilliant support as he let screw bail, tne veteran money pitcher" from Broken Bow, OkL, under their new coach, George down the Braves with five hits, one home run by Danny Lit won the big one that the Redbirds had to have. A loss would have Lovd Brinkman, a halfback with plete story of the game, dedication ceremonies. power far beyond the ordinary whiler. The stylish lefthander also practically eliminated them from aUlDIHGI Army Beats anned seven batters as he regis the race.

Opening on the Minnesota SS yard stripe, where Roy Long received Gopher Bob Sand here's punt, the splurge terminated ten plays later with Bill Moomey, frosh halfback speedster from York, breaking across standing up from the 10 yard stripe. Upwards of 2,000 Cornhusker rooters in the audience took hope with Moomey's touchdown dash which brought the score up to 3a tered his 14th triumph against 10 Brecheen's masterpiece brought THE STATISTICS give ft com "Bus" Knight, and the stadium's Junior Jays Overpower defeats and his sixth in row, the National league race down to NATIONAL. LKAGLK. W. I.

W. t. .1 Simpson couldn't halt the limits ox a loa pounaer, set me stage for an upset midway in the first period when he took the ball on his own 30, cut over right tackle and skipped down the side tine to the four yard line where he was flagged down from behind With a capacity crowd of 30,929 the finish line in its most exciting climax in years. Never has an Brooklyn ftl Fbda. 84 Plainsmen's ground attack off the fans in the stands and about 5,000 H.

Lonia ftl InHnnatt SI .42 Sooners 21 7 After Scare exact first place tie existed at more turned away, tne ixxigers hlean at 11 rtttabarCb 2 Rt .414 single wing, and wesleyan was unable to stop the passes of John Mills and Bob Williams, the Red the end of the regular season but Rockets 26 6 made quick work of Johnny Sain, the league's leading righthander 15 6. by Dick Palmer, Ohio State quar that will happen Sunday if the SO 12 MH. Voek JIM AMERICAN LEAGUE. w. I.

1. PH 14 4 14 It men's left and right handed aerial and one of its two 20 game win Cards and Dodgers both win or terback. TOM NOVAK powered six aita both lose their single respective Detroit tt St I leveland 1 OMAHA. UP). Lincoln Northeast 0r Aimrl Wivnn ners.

They knocked Sain out in the first inning before ft man was games with the Cubs and Braves N. York 1 HI. Lenta a asking. 1ft IS fhila, 4S 10ft JHlt stunned Creighton Prep rooters chalked up 190 yards from scrim SECONDS LATER Brinkman pounded over and Missouri led 6 0. Then Big Jim Kekeris kicked yards to midfield and Long added six more for another first down.

After Fischer lost six yards back BT AUSTIN BEALMEAR. WEST POINT, N. Y. VP). Army's dreams of a third straight all victorious football leaion Chicago ib il at.

Lout ab a out, and none of the three pitchers who succeeded him was able to to midfield, the stage was set for quiet the Dodgers' timely attack. ior Kw nuiium oiuiu mage wnUe Simp8on COUld gain night, rushing to a 6 0 lead, but but zl Jn thc airV however, the after that outburst succumbed 26 6 iowang completed 14 of 30 aerials to Prep's superior all around 1nr uj vrrii tn Wosipvan'a ia twisted into horrible nightware one ofthe sweetest Cornhusker of Hack 3b 3 0 0 3 3ch'dlenst 3b 4trtaRr lb .411 liafooraef ffattkua lb 1 0 HMusial lb rettacf 4 1 0i Slaughter rf McCuU'ugha 4 0 OiKurowskl 3b Low re If 4 11 Oflaraglola Nicholson rf SOS 0 Walker If Boston ib II Brooklyn ab a fensive maneuvers of the day. Chiller aa IM tiStanky 2b Herman lb 111 1 LavaKtttO 3b 0 0 1 Saturday's Scores NATIONAL LEAGUE, Rraoklya 7, Boetoa 4. New York S. Philadelphia S.

Plttsbargh 10, Clnclnontt S. Ht. Lonie 4, C'hieago 1. Only ganoee scbeeuied. power.

two completions in five attempts. 0 1 4 3 0 4 3 11 0 5 0 3 0 4 113 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 a i 0 0 0 0 110 0 0 0 0 0 4 i a Sill Holmes rf for nearly two periods here Saturday before th. Cadets pulled themselves together and turned back a surprisingly powerful Oklahoma eleven. 21 7. the extra point Ohio State came to life once more, when ft pass from George Spencer to end Tralan Dendiu was ruled complete on the Missouri 39.

Pete Perini, freshman fullback, slugged his way down to the 12, and shortly after Tommy James went over from 4 0 1 0 Oslan If 4 3 10 4 11 0 Walker rt 11)0 SIS 3 Stevens lb 0 0 0 0 Sub Halfback Kenny White NORTHEAST GOT its early ad 1 earned the mail on six success Lltwhtlar It Mas! Kern' del Sb SOS 7jDuak If 0 0 0 0SUler 0 0 HJonea 1 0 0 0 Adams If 0 0 0 0 Marion aa 0 0 0 OiBrschaan 9 Juraca aa Erickson Chtpman Bnheffing Rush Prim 9 vantage when Fritz Davis re ve pimyg for Wesleyan's lone 4 0 0 liSchulti lb 10 8 0 SOS 0 Kurtlto et 1 0 AMERICAN LEAOUE. Hopp et covered ft fumble on the Prep A capacity crowd of 25,500 In Vacant! slipped the ball off the to Long who instigated a direct criss cross that sent Moomey loose for 22 yards to the 2 yard line. The naked reverse completely baffled the Gopher line and set the stage for the final laps of the touchdown march. A Vacanti pass hit Long who ran to the 16 yard 4 1 3 Reese as Illl WasMngieai 4, Boston S. Ryan 3m Sain 0 0 0 0 Kd wards 4 0 0 KetreM 1, Cleveland S.

20 yard line and a Tom Kidd to cluding President Truman, 4 0 0 1 tiatun Only games acbedaleel. 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 three. Dick Darling pass gave the Lin six pointer. Pins for the touchdown had been set up by Fullback Charles Gordon who Intercepted a Simpson pass on the 24 yard line. Mulligan Johnson 9 milenwataf watched the Cadets come from behind to chalk up their second It looked like the beginning of coln gridders first blood.

10 0 0 Probable Pitchers Wright win this year. the deluge, but Johnny Stungis missed the kick, and Ohio State NATIONAL LEAGLC line where Novak pushed his way 87 S37 0 Total Simpson opened the second half Totals al a 34 17 Totala SO 4 34 12f Totala 31 8 37 13 Schefflng batted for Chlpman in eighth, Slsler batted for Duaak in elghtb, Jones batted for Staler lav elghtb. Chicago .000 105 0001 St. Louis ..300 000 03 4 Runs: Cavarratta. Scbnendleat, Moore 3.

Muaial. Error: Nona. Runa batted In: Musial, Slaughter 3, Cavarretta, Jones. Boston at Brooklyn i Cooper (12 11) va. THOSE IN the stands trailed at the half, 7 6.

to the 10 yard marker. The next GlUanwatsr batted for Johnson la aav Lombard! (IS MM. nth Again interference on ft pass goggle eyed the big Oklahoma ChtcjMte as St. Ironist Schmits (ia 1) er Wyse 1 1S) vs. Mtsngec with a 74 yard touchdown drive, 64 of which were registered via the aerial route.

A Mills to Sub Halfback Hap Merritt pass from play saved the day for Ohio State line hurled the Cadets back on play saw Moomey burst loose over left tackle for the touchdown. Gerry Moore's placement attempt A crowd of 2,000, slim In comparison with other recent gatherings, huddled in the chill air at Creighton university stadium. Prep came back in the second quarter with a drive which netted touchdown when Don Leahy pushed over from the Boston 000 100 10 4 Brooklyn .300 030 10x7 their heels thru 29 of the first The ruling gave the Buckeyes the ball on the Missouri 25. From rhiladetpbia at New York! JLroeher ((M) ts. Joaca (0 2).

PHtobargb a Cincinnati (2)t Howard tauea. Runs: Herman. Lrtwhllsr 1. Mast, Stanky, Lavaetto, Galan Walker. Hchulta.

Crror Holmes. Mast. Runs batted 30 minutes and accounted for the game's first touchdown in the Two base hit: Marlon. Home run: Cavarretta. Stolen base: Waltkua.

Double play: Jurgea to Waitkua. Schoendlenst to Marlon to Musial. Left on baaet Chicago 6, St. Louis 7. Base on balls: Off Erickson l.

and Tata vs. Vas there Tommy Phillips skipped to the 15. and Whisler slambanged 13 yards out knotted the score. Wesleyan's defense wasn't clicking in the first period, and Simpson threatened several times. (S 12) ayd Hetkl AMKK1CAN LEAGUE.

la: Oalan 3. Furtlto 3. Fernandei. Reese 3. Ryan.

Schulta. Lit while 3. Two base hit: Onlan. Three bane bit: Ryan. Home second period.

Norman McNabb, ft substi Chlpman 3. Kush 1. Brecheen 4. Struck his way thru the secondary for one yard line. out: By Chlpman 1.

Brecheen 0. Hits Waabinglosi at Boston Sfrboroagh run: Ut whiter. Stolen base: Walker, Keeaa. Sacrifice: Schulta. Double play: tute guard, recovered ft blocked A Leahy Bill Wingender pass Off Erickson 3 in 0 inning.

Chlpman 3 (S 13) Jobnaoa (s 4) ts. Kltnger (S 2) New York a.1 fhlladelphia (2)1 Chand Culler to Ryan to Herman: Stanky to touchdown. Stungis booted what proved to be the crucial tying point. The lineups: lea (la 14) and Oumpert (ll Sj va. a'agan in 7.

Kush 3 In 3 3, Prim 1 in 1 3. Losing pitcher: Erickson. Umpires: Jorda, Rear don. Boggess and Ooeta. Time 3:04.

At Reese to BchuitB. Left on base: Boston kick for touchdown. Dave Wallace kicked the extra point and Oklahoma held ft 7 0 lead. a Hrnoklvn S. Base on balls: Off Hatten (B i ma MeCahaa (1 S).

CleHaad at Uetrolsi Fetter 2S 1S ts Newboaser (2d g. tendance 20,050 (paid). for nine yards brought the next HOWEVER, the Plainsmen for tally to give Prep ft 12 6 lead at ward wall held for four downs the) halftime. within the 2 yard line as Simpson After a scoreless third quar threatened again in the fourth ter. the Omaha lads rolled up stanza.

4. Bain 3. MuiliKan wnini i. snruca Ohm Stkta Dot. Missouri out: By Mulligan S.

Hatten 7, Wright 1. Later in the second period, 1 Be taw nek si Passes paved the way to both Minnesota first half touchdowns after the Gophers had registered two safety points when 220 pound Leo Nomellinl, frosh guard, broke thru toblock Roy Long's goal line punt The ball tumble! Into the end tone for an automatic safety. Two passes by Everett Faunce, 170 pound halfback, who played for Iowa State In 1945, paved the way for the first Minnesota touchdown shortly after the second period opened. Following the pass plays, a five Ht. Loais at Chk ago (2) I Grove (2 12) Army finally went into the air and at JUgaejr vs.

Jiibweoa (w a. tVtaltne; HodKM Hits: Off Bam i inning; Muuman 3 in 3 3: Johnson 1 to 1 1 Wright 3 In Losing pitcher: Bain. Umpires: Barltck. Ballanfant, Plnelll and Stewart. acker ripped ft short pass to Jabouscb Atmu Stewart 14 more points in the last period, Wesleyan's entire forward wall with Jerry McGlynn and Gene played heady ball, Center Cliff Hank Foldberg, big Army end, Tuna 3:37.

Attendance: paia. Irish Crush across the goal line. Jack Mack Doane Bumps Peru Eleven PERU. Neb. (Special).

Taking Ian Begin to Csurl Kekeris Dendin Oekes piimar Austin Zink hitting pay dirt. I Squires turned in his usual A i prep Poa Northeast 1 defensive performance. mull converted, tying the score with less than a minute oz the Voiselle Beats Phils NEW YORK. (ff). Bill Voiselle Benson le Voller i hl nffons Frank Mevers.

Jemes Hopkins BruKM Brinkmen ivhiiiir MMa irst half remaining. jark Rex Mercer and White were best pitched the New York Giants to an IUini, 26 6, Before 75,119 jim Quina Thompson jn the backi'ield, with the toes of ARMY GOT ITS first break in yard penalty put the bail on the 8 2 victory over the Jfhiiadeiprua an early first quarter lead, Doane college went ahead to blank Peru State Teachers, 12 to 0, on the If I Chick Knight and Everett Poe 3 yard line. Lutz then lateralled Phils Saturday. ilww4.n 4 4m nraiaa he third quarter when Barney oole crashed thru to block Singles by Babe Young and i.eahy b. Kidd Mill and Williams were the to Avery who circled left end for Wingender hb Darling I A wj" the touchdown.

GaCne hit the Peru gridiron. Midway thru the Initial frame Charles Sarratfs fourth down Mickey Grasso, plus a triple by CHAMPAIGN, IU. (UP). McGlynn Bteraei isianauui uu tmwws ...11. right corner of the goal posts with Power laden Notre Dame opened punt, giving the Cadets the ball Bobby Thomson brought in three with the ball resting on the Peru Vans.

Martin enn his placement to give the Gophera runs for the Giants in the second its bid to regain national football on Oklahoma 15 yard line. 25 Ken Kasparek uncorked a pass Leahy, wingender, Mo Prep Scoring; Wesleyan Ohio 0 13 iuJMOUrt 13 Touclulowrai: Brinkman. James, Hopkins. Wbiflir. Folnta after touchdown: Jtekeris, Btuntfta.

Substitutes: Ohio Statt. (anda), Kess ler, Parks; (tackles), O'Hanlon. Hamilton; (Kuards), Gaudio, Dtplerro. Bcfenetder; (center, Duncan, Renner; (backs), Krail, Phillips, Dooltttla, Bps near, Vardova, Wolfe, Oaniaa, Parlnl. Missouri, (ends), Bound.

WatslR. Wren, Bheehan; taclee. Mollat, PPPar; Kuard, Frits. Btona. Quick, Taroff; (centers), Vols, Tattun: (backs).

West, Parker, Darr, Brown. Enstminaer, Kling, Oartlssr, Bouldin, Bowman. n.i.ru' uiiuam Orwta. Michigan: am attar touchdown. Simpson poa.

Kerm Tannatt Glynn, Zing. Points (OC) west over la 9 0 margin. A five yard slash by Rowan to end Shultz who crossed the championship honors Saturday by inning. Leahy 2 (placements) wee foet a) Zimmerman and an eight yard pass from crushing the University of Illi double stripe standing up. Phila.

Letchaa 3b Oyer ib il N. York ab a ft a 0 SIRueker cf 0 0 4 0 4 0 0 0 Kerr ss 8 13 3 Northeast Scoring: Darling. Prep Substitutions: McGuira, Ferryman If ml. VI nois. 26 to 6, before a record Valenta intercepted a Peru pass squires kauinues rAssiNu ana run Liggett (OC) Tucker to Davis carried to the two yard line, from where Vg Jl I Jl lJl tfttlMil, IVCIIJ, MWW.cj, wr i tj ineeu breaking crowd of 75,119 shirt ning.

abetted by Fullback Ken in the dying minutes of the game 4 0 1 01 Marshall rf ft 1 3 0 xaiiian, emiui, nwiuiui Iii.k et VT 4 Unrf Vm.m UWHtn 1 Ik. on his own 35 and then reversed aiio a 3 io Gilbert cf Northey rf Knnls If Hasen'er Sb RHughea lb Hatnner aa sleeved fans. Little jTiioniociciuui a tJl uu6" wiiiiama Qb oc) Meyer Rierman team another score in Spencer, Childress, Meburoo, Nlderhaua, Drosda. 4 3 0 OlOordon If 4 10 ft! Young lb 4 0 13 Thomson 3b 4 0 10! Blattner 2b 1 0 3 01 Grasso Fuson, the erstwhile center. attempting to fill Blanchard's shoes, went over for a score.

Again Mackmull converted. his field for a spectacular 65 yard jaunt to pay dirt JOHNNY LUJACK, 21 year old w.ikin. SSS the second period. 3 3 11 4 a a 3 4 13 0 4 10 4 un nriv. Rkillern.

Oklahoma; bead Moore a Connellsville, quarterback, Peru made their only real scor nager Y. ta Mercer Commencing when Faunce car 1 0 0 0i Voiselle a Hodkey who returned to Notre Dame this On the first play of the final Here's the Facts 10 0 0 Orate Simpson I ried Long's punt back to the Ne ing threat early in the last quarter when they advanced the ball O'NeU wesleyan a hraska 40 vard line, the drive cul quarter, Tucker, who was Army's 1 0 0 01 0 0 0 01 Mauney season after three years in the navy, directed the Irish with the best performer this day, stepped to the Doane 12 but were unable If Bums. Cards Simpson scoring: (touchdown) afarrttt. mintj Biersdorf butt in tt Wesleyaa acorlng: (touchdown) White. Imlnalea WUn Ciersaun uuvunn flimuon substitutions: Hobos.

DeHoet, over center for the touchdown linesman. Bat Bhunatona, Oklahoma; lisld Judge, Roy Knipachild. Chicago. Scott Wrecks Ags' Record 84 11 27 0 Totala ToUla 33 0 34 13 in and plucked the ball out of the same skill that marked bis gen to go from there. O'Nell batted for Orate la eighth.

eralship of the national title Keith Tannatt, Peteraon, Osmon, Maiuie, End Ulard Bunker blocked Vern Valenta sparked the winners Finish in Tie air when an attempted lateral from Wallace to Royal misfired Philadelphia 002 000 0003 offense while Redman and Mar wZevair aubstitutiona: Andrewjeeki, Gagne's placement attempt. Tha New York 033 010 oix tens were the stalwarts in the NEW YORK. W. ThiS is Avret. Gordon.

Everett Poe, Porter, Iscqre W8S 25 0. Runa: Gilbert. Moore. Gordon 3, Young and ran 85 yards to the last touchdown. Mackmull kicked his line.

Al Wheeler showed best for 2, Thomson 2, Blattner 3. Error: what hnnen if the St. Louis 7 Sparked by eignt ana yara OkL (UP). One of the brightest records in col Huzhea Haraner. Kuna nattea in: rnom third extra point.

Peru. Cardinals and Brooklyn finish the officials: Referee. Bin Keefer: umptra, sprints by Halfback Dick Hutton son 2, Rucker 2, Ennia 2, Young, Blattner ning team of 1943. Lujack, the master of the handled his alternating sets of talented Notre Dame backs flawlessly. He kept the Illinois line and secondary befuddled in the second and four periods, when the Irish struck for their touchdowns.

Two base hit: Marshall. Young, inom National league race tied lor first Blu orgara; the riuskers launcnea a Drier oi The lineups: Army poa. Oklahoma s. Gordon. Hasenmayer, Blattner.

Tnree legiate football was tarnished Saturday when Oklahoma A. 1946 Sugar Bowl winner, was held place Sunday. la fnsive wun xwo numu en Poole Tyree to Letchas to Hughes 3. Left on nase 1 The wnr rl lariM. Tinw iphwi.

luonircui aiiUMCB viwiuuciu uie secona quarter. i Bryant It Paine Oerometta Burris mayer to Letchaa to R. Hughes 2. namner base hit: Thomson. Double play: Haaen Philadelphia 10.

New York Base on Gophers' Harriers Best N.U., 28 27 to a 21 to 21 tie by a stubborn uled to open Wednesday at either I ittle Series Opener Penalty tacked on Quarterback r. i.i illllt? OCIiCB Thnmncnn fnr 9rniinrlin0 A nasa. Knoa Rapacs Arkansas football team. Ray rg Andros bails: Off Hodkev 2. Voiselle t.

Grate 2 Ol. UUUIS or Diuun ijrii, wuuw OTTTdVTT.T F. Kv (P. Man 1 7" 1 Notre Dame's first touchdown Struck out: Voiselle 2. Grate 1.

Hits: Off and a 15 yard loss by Moomey, SZl "VV deiayea unui tounaay, ucx. o. ni. Tinvala of the International Biles walker Foldberg Oless Tucker qb. Wallace Hodkev in 2 innings (none out la third); came after nine minutes of play three 1 nowever, Doggea ne miwkuiiun Grate 3 In ft.

Mauney 2, in I. Hit by The Oklahoma team trotted onto the field with ft record of 20 straight victories extending back to 1943. Furthermore, Oklahoma in the second quarter. Davis Royal Ditcher: Bv Mauney Wild pitch: layoff series betwe Hodkev. Losing pitcher: Hodkey.

Um nmnpiN rii liib nuiei itau BaavA.ia 3 1 Com Gallagher, Illinois quarter MINNEAPOLIS. (P). Minnesota's cross country team defeated Nebraska 28 to 27, in the first such race by the Gophers in more than ten years. and the Cardinals would cafrHnv iht in lune un ana the (Jarainais wouia f. 7s Saturday nieht in pires: Magerkurth and Ryan.

Time 1:46 Uodgtrs Rowan Goldlng Fuson Kreick Army ...0 721 Oklahoma 0 0 0 7 back, put the Irish in a deep hole had All America Bob Fenimore in Attendance paid. be held at St. Louis on Tuesday. LKa 'fif Bf.mm of the 1946 little ZJT i when he punted to Russell Ash backfield and a weight ad baugh. who was downed on Touchdowns: Folberg, Fuson, Tucker, tntage of nearly 15 pounds a Burs Pound Reds, 10S Bobby Ginn, Cornhusker NCAA one mile champion in 942, came McNabb.

3. The second game of the play inr. inin. ouensive off would be held at Brooklyn on woria senes' chine again moved on aU cyl Thursday and the third game, if n. r.

ro 7 inders after the Huskers had nprpssarv. at Brooklyn, on Fridav. Cincinnati Bows, ZO 7 scored early in the third quarter. Notre Dame's five. Three line Extra points: Mackmull, (3), Wallace.

All nlaumfnti.l plays netted a first down on the from behind to best Roy Good, CINCINNATI. VP). Playing their first game for acting manager Vircil "Spud" Davis, the Pitts substitutions: tends), folsora, I n.Tn,tT I fm iim TTmI I rru. w1m. rni.H man.

Clyde Scott, the4 former Navy star, matched Fenimore in producing the thrills for the crowd running his first race for Minne 15, then Emil Sitko broke around left end, raced 83 yards before Rawers; (tackles), Feler, Anderson, Tav sota. Phil Meyers of Nebraska, was IV lXNVliNINV 1 1. Aiirj vim xiiicc yiaja euci i versity of Kentucky Wildcats Faunce to Herb Hein aerial, Saturday night scored a 2r7 tri Faunce hit Sandberg in the end xel, Aton; (guards). Drury. Bteiiy; tcen ter), Livesay; (backs), Gustafson, Qallfla, Julie Rykovich forced him out of burgh Pirates pounded out a 10 to 3 decision over the Cincinnati of 47,000 and raced 63 yards for third, but Bob Brown, Dave New man and Sherwood Nelson of Min Shelley.

Green, west, Macmuu. Oklahoma, (ends). Glesa. Owens, Dink Player, elub umpn over tne giani Killing uni zone wun a io ymu wuuiuuwn ab .168 12 124 MuHtal, Cardinals Reds here Saturday. Davis became temporarily field boss this morn ins, Greatnouse: (tackles), Walker, Trotter.

Morris: (auards). West. Husak, Mc versity of Cincinnati Bearcats oe pass, uagne piacemeni again nesota, took the next places to give the Gophers the winning Vernon, ttenators the touchdown which tied the game. Previously he had dashed 30 yards thru the Aggie team for, a touchdown. bounds on Illinois' two yard line.

Bob Livingston smashed over. The big Irish line kept Claude "Buddy" Young well bottled up most of the game. Young carried i4s sis lei 17S .842 fore a sell out crowd of 23,000 failed. Nabb: (center). Fischer: (backs), Sar Williams.

Red Sox ratt. Altsup. Thomas. Mitchell, Brewer, margin. See HATIOIHAU 2 0t Col.

6. fan at Nippert 8tadium Davis. Referee: Alble Booth. Tale. Umpire Hoop.

Braves 128 441 is 141 ere. I the ball 11 times for ft net gain of H. Vola. Nebraska. Linesman: H.

E. Genthner. N. T. U.

Field Judge: John 40 yards. The final Gopher touchdowns eame in rapid succession midway in the fourth period. One drive carried from the Nebraska 45 yard line with Halfback Harry Elliott capping the Sem HUSKERS, Page 2 Col. 5. Notre Dame's leading ground Babe Breezes to Links Title gainer was Sitko, who rambled for Waldorf, Missouri.

Navy Opens With 74) Villanova Win net gain of 115 yards on his TULSA, Okla. (JP). Mrs. Babe eight attempts for an average of 4.4 yards per try Illinois poa. Notre Dame Didrikson Zaharias, of Denver, added the National Women's Amateur golf championship to her long ANNAPOLIS, Md.

(INS). The Zatkoft Martin Kasap Connor Prymusk! Fischer string of 4firsts" for America's wor athletes Saturday, by de 1946 edition of the Naval academy football team was unfurled Saturday before 18,500 spectators Wisconsin Rips California, 28 7 BERKELEY, Calif. (UP). Latent power hoarded by the University of Wisconsin came' to life in the final quarter here Saturday before 50,000 sweltering spectators in Wenskunaa Strohmeyer A. Agaaa Rovai Franks Caarobski Baumaa Ztlly feating Mrs.

Clara Sherman, Pasadena, 11 and 9. who saw the Middies win a Hard earned 7 0 victory over the Villanova Wildcats. Moss Lujack A DRIZZLING rain that fell Rykovich Brennan Younc rh Sitko thruout the day slowed play Stexer Mello around the greens. Referee: Lyle Clarno, Bradley; umpire Dallas Marvil. Northwestern; field Judee Dr.

David Reese, Deniaon; linesman Herb stecer. The Midshipmen, not too Impressive in the opener, took advantage of ft Villanova fumble In the closing minutes of the first period to score. Bill Hawkins, substitute Navy back, smashed over from the 6 yard line. Memorial stadium to give the Badgers a 28 7 victory over the University of California in an in tersectional football game. Held to a 7 7 tie for the first three quarters, the heavily favored Badgers ripped the Golden Bears Record Attendance Never down to an opponent in four days of match play over the tricky, deeply trapped 6,232 yard Southern Hills Country Club course, the great "Babe" took a one up lead with a birdie 4 on the 415 yard second hole, and, after seeing Mrs.

Sherman even at the sixth, made a walkaway of what was expected to be a fight to the finish. Sees Gilmer Star Roy RusselL Navy end, set up the Middie scor? when he re II mi! 1 MtJr i II NEW ORLEANS. (UP). A driv covered Bill Zehler's fumble on ing rain grounded All America the Wildcat 23 yard line. Harry Gilmer's passes Saturday but he valiantly slushed his way line and skirted the ends in the final period to capture victory from a California team which a few minutes before had threat ened to score a major early season upset.

Giantt Give Dick Kartell Unconditional Release A partisan gallery of approxi Thruout the game numerous fumbles on the part of both teams prevented scoring as did along the ground to pace Alabama mately 500 fans gave the "Babe" to a 7 to 6 victory over Tulane good line work on the part big ovation as her No. 9 second before 60,000 here. both lines. It was Gilmer's show, as far as shot from the seventh fairway sailed dead to the pin and dropped Alabama was concerned, even tho Panthers Triumph, 33 7 in for an eagle 2. That made Mrs.

he did not score. NEW YORK. (UP). Veteran Otherwise, Tulane, in its first Dick Bartell, 39 year old player PITTSBURGH. (UP).

The Uni game under bowl famed Coach versity of Pittsburgh, held scoreless in the first Deriod. burst into Zaharias 9 up and left the game, but outclassed Mrs. Sherman in a hopeless plight. The official score card, conceding several short putts gave Mrs. Henry Frnka, of Tulsa, battled on even terms before the largest ACE DOGS IN RETRIEVER TRIALS These highly trained Springer spaniel retrievers, pictured with their handlers, go into action Sunday along with numerous others, when the pheasants start tailing in the Open All Age stake feature of the Nebraska Dog and Hunt club's annual field trials.

Sunday's competition at the club grounds one mile south of Emerald starts at 8:30 a. m. Left to right, handlers and their dogs: Fred Sehnert, Lincoln, with Skip and Flash; Ray Gronia, Washington, with champion Pendleton Rocket; Ed Abrahms, Milwaukee, with Sudden Sue; David Lorenz, Barrington, RL, with Staindrop Patricia. a shower jof touchdowns in the coach who played with five different big league clubs during his 19 years in organized baseball, was given his unconditional re lease Saturday by the New York Giants. feuaieflfaijfr i'r i'fV itasMffrif 'tis) crowd ever to see a football game second ana third quarters to roll Zaharias a two under par 110 for in the south during the regular over West Virginia, 33 to 7, be BABE ZAHARIAS Adds another crown to her head.

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