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THE ROANOKE TIMES SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 13 1929 Twenty nine VIRGINIA POLY HOLDS PENN 14 TO 8 Cavaliers Trim Swarthmore 12 7 Kentucky Whips 20 6 I BARELY NOSES OUT THE CITADEL 13 TO 7 1 SPEAR IS CONSTANT THREAT THROUGHOUT GAME MARGIN VICTORY Tennessee Volunteers Roll Over Ole Miss or 52 To 7 Slaughter MASTERS IS BIG GUN HAWKINS THRILLS CROWD HEARTBREAKING ALL (Continued on page 30) ROANOKE MAROONS SCORELESS AT THE HAL that looked cer AERIAL GAME THRILLS AERIAL GAME COLLAPSES 50 In Swarthmore Grid Scores ROMDAVIDSON more I I 13: Cltnilcl 7 I Newport News lUgb 33: Salem High 0 Tufts 19 Bates 0 0 here today nlc institute 0 COLGATE UNIVERSITY BEATS UNION COLLEGE Cl' Its 12 0 by 3 0 13 lust! (Continued on page 30) (Continued on page 30) yi 5 versatile Citadel the rally he got averaging better game and the terrl first Vlr flrst DARTMOUTH SMOTHERS ALLEGHENY TEAM 53 0 SHORT PUNT PAVES WAY OR KENTUCKY MACHINE against an aerial offensive and canted off a victory with it Honors were even on first clowns with 14 tallied on each Bide but spectacular at alr CORNELL SWAMPS HAMPDEN SYDNEY be the Spurt on the pert ot the opening of sustained drive Red Jones Blocks Punt Which Rolls Behind the Goal Ac counting for Safety RUNNING ATTACK EATURES AN ERRATIC GAME Sports inancial and Classified Sports inancial and Classified College Park Mil Oct 12 Intercepted passes blocked punts and long runs figured in a 26 to 6 victory for South foot ball team over University ot Mary land here today Only In the first period did the Terrapins maintain an even battle with the South Carolina Gamecocks and In that period the fumbling that ninrred all the game spoiled one Maryland scoring chance After get ting to the one yard line Dodson fumbled as he plunged through the Gamecock defense and It was ruled a touchback Bpinenu punted to two yard line and when Evans kicked out from behind his goal a run back to the nine yard line plus a penalty put the Game cocks In position for Rhame to car ry the ball over A place kick went wide In the same period Maryland made its only score starting when Chal mers caught a pass and got to the 25 yard line BUNGLING PLAY LOSES ONE CHANCE TO SCORE Oct 12 OT Ten back He took a produced all the his 38 yard line rsj av i a no a i vv it i i Knoxville Tenn Volunteers power Coach Robert Neyland has built' 13 yard end runs Ithaca Oct 12 After Ing held to a one point margin In first half big red backfield got under way here this afternoon and crushed Hampden Sydney by a score of 40 to 6 The Southerners gave Cornell a bad scare during the opening periods A forward pass Johnson to Stevens produced the first touchdown In the second period Willis caught a pass hurled by McCann and ran 50 yards for Hampden Sydney's only score Cornell blocked the point try In the third period Cornell scored a touchdown by the aerial route Johnson to Lueder Johnson scored after a pass again brought the ball to deep Into Hampden Sydney territory The Red team rolled up three touch downs In the fourth period "Joe" Kanlsh accounted for two ot them Cornell was slow In getting started 0 Washington Charlottesville Oct 12 Capt John Sloan's brilliant running enabled Virginia to nose out Swarthmore today 12 to 7 In a closely played game marred by frequent fumbles and many penalties The Cavalier captain seemed the only Virginian able to advance against the Pernsylvanlans The way he carried West Point Oct 12 Army's football eleven met with un expected opposition from Davidson College of North Carolina today but a second half offensive enabled the Cadets to win 23 7 After O'Keefe had place kicked A field goal near the end of the first period to give Army a 3 0 lead David son opened up a brilliant aerial of fensive a 40 yard pass Brock to King sending the latter over a touchdqwn early In the second period The try for territory Pennsylvanian The one great spure the visitors came after the second half In a of 64 yards the Swarthmore eleven rang up a touchdown and added the extra point to lead Virginia 7 to 6 at the end ot the period A pass from Schembs to Redman accounted for 34 yards In the drive while Testwulde passed the last six yards to Schembs for the touchdown A Cavalier threat at the end of the each ot the first three quarters the New Orleans Oct 12 OT Starting without their two horsemen Banker and Armstrong and with what to the spectators was almost a substitute team Tulane began scoring today on Missis sippi A fe from the opening whistle and kept on scoring until tjie final quarter when every Grcenle went In but the waterboy The local touchdown machine stop clicking until the Mississippi farm er boys were hog tied 34 to 0 Neither team rang up anything in the final period Mississippi was crippled by the loss of their vaunted Pappenhelmcr from injury yesterday In the second quarter but It was cruelly obvious that all that Justly famous ball carrier could have done had he stayed in would have oeen io seep tne count a nine even GOBBLERS ON TOP OR ONE PERIOD Pass aulkner to Williams in Third Period Brings the Only Touchdown ARMY WINS 23 7 Greenbrier Outclasses Local High School All Around Thornhill Scores Williams Crashes Through Tackle for irst Score ollowing umble to have won by 7 to 0 Rengle the dynamite Of the Hen derson coached outfit was the out standing star In the second period he took the ball on the 47 and passed nine yards to Mitchell who was downed on the 30 yard line Another pass for 18 yards was caught by Mitchell who covered the remaining 20 yards to the goal Smith made good the extra point for all the scoring the game saw Pennsylvania Team Leads 7 6 in Third Period With Sustained Drive Brilliant Offensive Takes the Measure of Johns Hop kins 21 to 7 Held to One Point Margin in irst Half Big Red Re turns to Win Cadets Meet With Unexpected Come Back in Second Half William Mary Indians Nose Out Southwest Virgin ians 7 to 6 RALLY AT CLOSE CHECKED WINNING STREAK WASPS ENDED Emory Oct' 12 and string of 23 consecutive victories was broken here tonight when the Wasps lost a 7 to fl decision to the William and Mary Indians It was a heart breaking fall for Emory William and Mary scored In the third period when Peters fumbled on his own 31 yard line In nine plays and passes they placed the ball on 6 yard line Maxey scoring after going around right end and cressing from the opposite side of the field Bauserman kicked goal Penn Halfback Scores Both Touchdowns and Carries Burden of Attack In to decide the game gathering In a Swarthmore punt and racing back to the 12 yard line before being downed In five plays Albert Lewy ploughed Point after touchdown through for second touch Oiflclals referee Par down ana victory Maxey Scores Touchdown for Victors ollowing umble by the Methodists OHIO STATE SCORES 7 6 WIN OVER IOWA Both Count in Third Period and the Virginians Score Twice in inal Wildcats Take Lead in Second Period Scoring in Third and ourth Willis Takes Pass to Run Yards for Lone Tiger Touchdown Keydet Captain Runs 70 Yards for Second Is Hurt Slightly Lewy Ploughs Through for the Winning Touchdown in inal Quarter Columbus Ohio Oct 12 Ohio State's unimpressive eleven today de feated the powerful football machine from Icwa by a 7 to 6 score Ohio got the breaks and turned one of them Into a touchdown In the second quarter The added point after touchdown proved to be the winning score it was a break ot the flukleat kind that gave Buckeyes their un expected victory Marsh Ohio tackle broke through the Hawkeye Une aivt blocked a punt by Thomas on tin eight yard line When the refereo Larkin ot Ohio and It was over made the point Plucky Virginian Team Puts Up Great ight But Is Overwhelmed Hanover Oct 12 OT The Dartmouth football team showed great scoring power here today In defeating the strong Allegheny eleven 53 to The green machine tried out Its over head game completing six of Its 11 forwards for a total gain of 128 yards Allegheny made its only threat the air attempting 22 passes Dartmouth Intercepting six of them and converting them intd four touch clowns Al Marsters ths Dartmouth' scoring ace had a quiet day scoring but one touchdown and three extra points thereby increasing his seasons total to 78 Baton Rouge Ln Oct 12 OT) A ret of swift sidestepping backs led the Louisiana State University Tigers to a 27 to 14 victory over Sewanee Universi ty of the South hero thia afternoon in the first Southern Conference 'engage ment for both Institutions I was a wide open battle filled with nil Iks 4lslrs IUa 4a order for the 7000 spectators who at Pennsylvanian Lions Score in Every Period Running Wild in inal OR TECHMEN SCORING ATER BRILLIANT RETURN PUNT LOUISIANA BEAT SEWANEE 27 14 McEver is Star Way out In front ot the Neyland parade Eugene McEver dodged and I first Dlace kick for the extra point But they also showed mooted through for four touchdowns More punts and Tennessee had the and Run Things Roughshod Kyzar Stars for the Losers vvilllam and Mary 7 Emory and Henry 6 Richmond 21 Johns Hopkins 7 Cornell 40 Hampden Sydney 6 Pennsylvania 14 Virginia Polytechnic 8 Virginia 12 Swarthmore 7 Albright 46 Roanoke 0 Kentucky 20 Washington and Lee 6 Greenbrier Va Oct 12 (Special) It was a case of too much Captain Winters this afternoon when Green brier Military School defeated Jeffer son high 46 to 8 The fleet cadet leader ran the ends at will to see re five touchdowns besides placing the ball In position for his mates to regis ter Winters ran back Reynolds' opening kickoff 25 yards and on the second play of the game he fought his way 25 yards to Jefferson's 30 yard line Two line I plays here and Perry shot a forward New York Oct 12 OT Major rank ordham Ma roons gave the dope a terrific jolt today as they swamped the highly touted New York University outfit 26 to 0 before spectators at the Polo Grounds It was first victory over the Violets hi four years Outplayed and outgeneralled by a supposedly weaker foe was kept constantly on the defen sive The Violets made only two real scoring threats but each time found the ordham forward wall too much for them In one Instance however Herman Lamark fullback for the Violets crossed the ordham line but found his effort wasted because Captain Grant had been off side and the ball came back to the five and one half yard mark where ordham held tight Score by periods: Pennsylvania 7 0 7 0 1 1 Virginia Poly 0 2 6 0 Pennsylvania scoring touchdowns: Masters 2 goals from try after touch downs Masters 2 (placements) Vir ginia touchdown Spear Referee Taggart (Rochester): umpire Hughltt (Michigan) headlinesman Von Kersburg (Har vard) Josephs 8 Delaware 0 Urslnus 0 Akron University 12 Wooster 7 St Xavier 19 West Virginia Wesleyan 12 Pitt 27 West Virginia 7 Boston University 27 Vermont 6 Williams 27 Bowdoln 6 Colby 20: Norwich 7 Purdue 30 Michigan 16 Minnesota 11 Vanderbilt 6 Lebanon Valley 6 0 Ohio Northern 211 Cedarville 6 Temple 28: St Bonaventure 0 Trinity 7: Worcester Tech 6 Harvard 35 New Hampshire 0 Ilonard University 0 Johnson Smith ntversity (cnnrlotte c) JU ordham 26 New York University Georgia 15 Yale 0 Nebraska 13 Syracuse 6 Georgetown 13: St Louis University South Carolina 26 Maryland 6 Missouri 19 Iowa State 0 Mnca'ester 13: St Johns 6 Winona Teachers 20 Red Wing Semi nary 0 Carleton 13 Hamllne 0 Charleston Norman 19 Shurtleff 12 Quantico Marines 7 New lilvcr State 0 Center College 60 Morris Harvey Col lege of west Virginia 0 Marquette 7 Grinnell 0 Ripon 33 Cornell 0 Oklahoma 26: Creighton Loyola (Baltimore) 32: College 0 Tulane 31 Miss A Kansas 38 Emporia Teacher 0 Mississippi Teachers 31 Marlon tote 0 Alabama 40 Chattanooga 0 Providence 0: Cun Is us 0 Parson fl Penn College ft Holy Cross SO Rutgers 3 Philadelphia Oct 12 Taking a tip from the fighting Mackmen Pennsylvania staged a third period comeback today to defeat Virginia Polytechnic Institute 14 to 8 At one time In the third period the Invading southerners led by 8 to 7 To Walter Masters former Haver ford player went the Individual glory of beating the Gobblers whose reputed strength caused Penn to put her strongest eleven in the field Masters scored both Penn touchdowns and kicked the goals spear Scores Spear a hard running back was Vir glnla's threat and It was he who re turned a punt 25 yards and later by short gains through the line carried the ball across for the Gobbler touch down the attempted extra point from scrimmage failed Masters' first touchdown was made In the first period after Penn bad advanced the ball for 47 yards on line plays end dashes and forward passes In the second period Red Jones big substitute lineman for Virginia Poly broke through and blocked a Pennsyl vania punt and the ball rolled back of the goal where Gette fell on It for Penn but giving Virginia Poly a safety Virginia Poly led for a short time in the third period after touch down but Masters was good for an other touchdown and Penn again took the lead and held it The victory was the third straight for Pennsylvania and the first setback of the season 1 Line up and summary: ordham Wallops Violets 27 In Startling Upset Gamecocks Down Old Liners 26 6 At College Park (Continued on page 30) GENEVA LOSES BATTLE TO DAVIS AND ELKINS I pass to Winters who raced 20 yards for Beaver alls a Oct 12 Geneva tua first score gave the aspiring Davis and Elkins Recover umble football team a battle royul here this After the kickoff Greenbrier fumbled afternoon sending the Scarlet llurrl on the visitors 20 yard line and Rice cane back to Elkins Va content recovered for the high school boys I jenerson punted ana Rusk fumbled with Captain Noftslnger ot the visit ing eleven recovering Jefferson failed to gain and punted to mldflsld Win ters clashed around left end for 50 yards to score the second touchdown of the game and Porterfield hit the mid dle of the line for the extra point It was here that Jefferson started a strong drive featured by 40 Lafayette Ind Oct 13 Refus ing to stay licked when defeat ap parently was its portion Purdue fight Ing like a band ot wild men jumped on 1 Michigan In the final period ami ground out a 30 to 16 victory over tha wolverines in tne opening game tliclr Big Ten season Michigan favored because ot greater number of veteran saw exoerienced line chopped to pieces the vicious thrusts ot Alex Yunevich sophomore fullback Glenn Harmeaoii and "Pest" Welch who used the ter ritory guarded by the right aide ot Michigan's line tor a runway oier the goal Une The vaunted Michigan for wards were outplayed by a wide margin except in the third period when the Wolverines did all their scoring Game Is irst Conference Affair for the Vols and Third and Worst Defeat of the Season Halfback Twins lers In scoring position after Swarth I more had held on the one yard line I 1 I I 1 1 Rl 1MIA Sloan ran back Bchem's punt to pave fl I IJ I I I LJ Il the wdnnlng "toJch 1 II I DLHl1ld Opening with what appeared to be an Irrlsltlble attack In the first period Captain Sloan returned the kickoff 45 yards and In seven plays featuring iThoqias Kamlner and aulconer the flatter went over for the touchdown After this touchdown the situation changed with Swarthmore battling hard Late in the period the Quakers penetrated Virginia territory when Atkinson fleet halfback got through the Virginia line for 21 yards Vir ginia tried unsuccessfully to renew her attack In the second period tumbledtwice Interrupting drives Sloan umb i 1 i tv rr affar 'rAccinis tVio crnnl llwa ah nna Hasps Store play The best the Cavaliers could do rue waspn maae tneir toucnaown was to keep tne play rive minutes later alter a oo yara maren down the field Gathers scored the touchdown when he circled left end on a reverse play Henrltze tailed to (Continued on page 30) MAGICIAMSTAKE 46 TO 6 0EEAT Stolfield ield Lexington Oct 12 OT Kentucky smasned over Wash Ington and Lee here today to score a 20 to 6 victory in Its first Southern Conference game this year The attack was let! by Spicer 160 pound quarterback and Shipwreck Kelly sophomore who is playing his first year on the Wild Cat varsity Kentucky scored the first touchdown after It had gained posses sion ot the ball on the Generals' 24 yard line as 'the result of a nine yard punt by aulker Spicer smashed through the line 14 yards from the marker and Covington kicked goal Generals Score Washington and Lee came back when the ball was put in play again and after gaining 20 yards on line plays scored Its only touchdown on a 25 yard pass aulkner to Williams Wil liams ran 15 yards In open field after catching the ball Tire try for the extrapolnt was blocked I Kentucky scored Its second touch down on straight line plays from tnld i 41 a nb" A 1 A 4 43 I A A Alic nfts nu wj who carried the ball 35 yards In five plays and went over the goal through the line Kelly broke away for the most spectacular play of the day when he went off right tackle and ran through a broken field 63 yards for Kentucky's third marker Covington again kicked goal Washington and Lee was on the de fensive in most ot tne play was largely In the tory (6) Williams Hostetter Martin Groop Seligman Hawkins (c) Bledsoe Jacob aulkner Thebodeau Barnett Score by periods: 0 0 8 Kentucky 0 7 6 7 20 Washington and Lee scoring Wil liams Kentucky scoring Spicer 2 Kel ly Points after touchdown Covington 2 (place kick) GREEN WAVE DROWNS MISS A Scoring: Touchdowns Bauserman nnn rintners Bauserman Officials referee Par down and victory Swarthmore's rlsh umpire Neblnger West tempt to come back through the Virginia hetidlinesman Bucher Vl I (Continued on pags 30) RICHMOND SPIDERS DEEAT BLUEJAYS Richmond Oct 12 OT) The Unlver slty of Richmond Spiders wove a web too strong for the Johns Hopkins Blue Jays here today and won the football battle 21 to 7 In a game replete with long runs sparkling passes the Spiders scored their Initial touchdown In the third period when they marched 85 yards on six plifys Johns Hopklng also annexed seven polnts'ln this quarter The final per lod saw the Spiders garner 14 more points The first resulted from a con centrated attack on the line Inter spersed with good passes The final tally came when Captain Doug Gunter from scrimmage ran through the en tire Bluejay team Bluejays Come Back Gunter Dohrman and Broaddus were the big guns for the Spiders Hudert and Guild scintillated for the van quished Just before the end of the game Hudert was carried from the field with what seemed to be a serious injury After Richmond had outplayed the Bluejays In the first period they came back strong in the secund quarter to look dangerous as pass after pass was completed But the Spider forward wall was too strong for the visitors within the danger zone In the last half the Richmond backs appeared al most Irresistible as they ripped off (Continued on page 30) I 1 a ar Hl Jbiu OQ i VJIKMIrO ITHllHillA 5 Brant Col Western Maryland 12: Nt Thomas fl I Pennsylvania Military College Yl Bt eight yard line pulled the pill apart State was on the ball the goal Une after touchdown Scoring summary: Ohio Iowa 0 6 0 Ohio scoring: Touchdown Larkin Point after touchdown Parratt (place rnent) Iowa scoring: Pape PERDUE CONQUERS MICHIGAN 30 TO 16 point was giving the gains by the ball carriers made Southerners a 7 3 lead at the end difference in the score the half rt" Army's first string team went Into action In the third period amt Army rolled up 13 points on touchdowns by Murrel and Cagle and a successful try for point by Stuart scored the third Army touchdown In the fourth period A score by periods Army Davidson Army scoring Touchdowns Murrel Cagle Stuart (sub for Cagle) points after touchdown: O'Keefe 2 (place ments) field goal O'Keefe Davidson touchdown King: point after touchdown Brock (placement) University of Mississippi Hazlemen to wind up a whirlwind offensive 'with a KDl tn iHnfnrv 1 ine contest was lennessees urst back kicks and ran from scrimmage conference game ot the year and turned put his team in scoring positions i out to be third and worst Sloan was a victim of the fumbling conference defeat Alabama and Van epidemic for he lost the ball behind 1 derbllt both coming Volunteer op the Swarthmore goal after a 20 yard ponents had won 22 to 7 and 19 to 7 gain arouna ena Aerial Gains Most of the little Quaker gains came LlUUUKll UAlw CUI XJU vile niOQI OllU vr Cvl a versatile assortment of backs The halfback twin Buddy Hackman ball 27 yards from goal visitors made eight first downs to Put ln mest of his work on interfer Jake Johnston made the holes at his twelve for the home eleven Several ence and on the defense but in the tackle for Hackman and McEver and Cavaliers were injured during the opening minutes ot the fourth quarter Mack went seven yards for his second play ran 67 yards for his one touchdown Dodd failed to kick After bungling many chances the' lone score came in the I Mississippi punted after the kickoff Virginians were anie to remain unae secona on tne svrengtn oi oriniant feated by a rally in the final quarter running by Kyzar Mississippi half Sloan's 30 yard gain placed the Caval Lexington Oct 12 OT After get ting away to a two touchdown lead in the first quarter Virginia Military In stitute barely nosed out a fighting Citadel team 13 to 7 today by fighting off a Citadel rally that netted one touchdown and almost accounted for another The I team started with a rush Chadwick recovering a fumble and Williams crashing through tackle for a touchdown on the third play Bcott right end added the extra point from placement When Citadel kicked Capt Hawkins brought the stands up yelling with a 70 yard gallop through a horde of tacklers to cross the goal a second time place ment was unsuccessful Two Periods Blank i The i next two periods brought no sensational plays and no scoring as the two elevens battled on equal terms In the final period however Wilson Citadel quarter and Barbot substitute for Hobbs and Half passed and ran their way to one touchdown and ap headed for another when Cap tain Hawkins went back Into the game ana oroke up a pass tain for' six points "Pop" Wilson the field general started away for three runs than 20 yards then passed to Barbot for a 10 ynrd gain Barbot then went through the line for a touchdown Jackson another substitute kicked goal from placement The second threat followed a fumble which Barbot recovered Wilson passed to Barbot for a long gain At this point Captain Hawkins was sent back by the I coach and broke up the 'f aerial game knocking down a final pass that would have given Citadel a touchdown to tie the score Hawkins Injured Hawkins whose all round perform ance today marked him as a great player was taken out of the game in the second period after a slight injury After that the 1 backfield ap peared to lack punch and exhibited a slower pace It was in this period that Citadel registered its first down Gray big fullback going through the line just before the half ended The tlilrd period was largely a punt Jng and passing duel neither team being able to gain through the air McCray took punting honors from his Citadel rl al however his long spirals averaging better than 50 yards each Biggs and Holtzclaw registered several first downs through the line but the Cadets were unable to maintain a sus tained drive A penalty in the third period forced the I eleven to its one yard line but punt put the ball past mldllcld ln safe territory Line up and summary: I (13) (7) Citadel Pos Moody LE Carlisle Chadwick LT Johnson Haase LG Roberts Grow Skelton A Grow RG Oglesby 'Smith RT Morgan (O) Scott RE Brown Hawkins (C) QB Wilson ''lllams HB Hobbs McCray HB Chapman Wright McIntosh Score by periods: I 13 0 0 Citadel 0 0 7 Scoring itouchdowns: I)Wil liams Hawkins Point from try after touchdown Scott (placement) Citadel scoring touchdown Barbot (sub for Hobbs) Point from try after touch down Jackson (sub for Chapman) Referee Warren (Amherst) umpire Williams (Virginia) headlines man Smythe (Army)i A Virginia Seminary 20 Virginia State 0 Buena Vista HI 6 A of Bedford 0 Haverford 19 Susquehanna 7 Ohio state 7: Iowa 6 Brown 13: Princeton 12 Columbia 52 Wesleyan 0 Unton 28! Hobart 13 kickoff 29 yards to dashed off 25 and anH fha Hal! VUIOll AtWUUl V11V4 i UGH uiiw mvuvu into them through two undefeated forward until Mabry 'substituting at seasons this afternoon and outpassed quarterback for Wilcox shot a pass outdrove and altogether outplayed the over the line to Mabry A kick TlwGn cG lolc Innl IJnlaroBo 4 1 fwxrts TX7rrr1 OLiaigiiu umuugn uxin jiuowj nuiu tv toe completed the first scoring against Tennessee The stumpy determined McEver scored in the first three minutes of play Mississippi took a punt on its two yard line Captain Burnett and Kyzar gained seven yards and Wilcox punted to Dodd who was downed on the Mississippi 35 yard McEver paraded through and Dodd missed his Alderson Rio Grande 0 tended the home coming celebration ciarkson 7 Renssalaer Polytcch riPlw Tnrtfiv Ixjulslana State pitted a running Hamilton Rochester 0 an naini ATTannina awn Wittenberg 20 Denison 0 I Carnegie Tech 33 Reserves 8 Colgate 31 Mlehlgnn state 0 Muss Aggies 12: Middlebury 14 1 Vlllanova 7: Boston College 7 Penn State SB Marshall College 7 Washington ami Jefferson II Buckticll Cliulnnatl 18: Kenyon 6 Gettysburg 7 Lehigh 7 1 Case 26: Hiram 0 Davis and Elkins 7: Geneva 0 PAIR SCORES IN ORCED TO IRST PERIOD DEENSIVE Schenectady Oct 12 HP) Colgate University defeated Union Col Army 23 Davidson 7 leva hv a nent A of 26 tn Qu In rinse Unliersltv of 20: Alfred cross country match here today Enoch Duquesne 18 Albion (Michigan) Col of Colgate finished first HU time for lege 0 the slx mlle course was 37:2 2 5 Catholic Unlver'ilty 18 Baltimore UnL Rothmann Union 37:33 4 5 Olen verslty 0 nle Bpanger and Captain Dunbar all Muhlenberg 21 Dlekluson fl of Colgate each 3819 O'Connor and Conn Aggies 20 Maine 7 AUMicaer coin or union Nlgrlny Union 40:10 3 5 ffnte 4'4'IN Reading Pa Oct 12 (Special Al bright College overwhelmed a light but plucky Roanoke College team In a one sided game here today the Lions down ing the Virginians by a 46 to 0 score Albright scored In every period After being held to a lonS touchdown in third period was broken up when Lions ran amuck in the final period to Swarthmore smeared the Virginia score 26 points more than they had backs and hold for downs on the one amassed in three quarters yard line Here Captain Sloan stepped Roanoke never threatened the Al Iz Ztz4z AAA At AV A 4 1 A A 4 AW Al a A ongnt goal line ana was nopeiessiy outclassed The Virginians could gain yardage through the line and only for a brief period In the first quar ter did they mystify Albright with their aerial attack When their forward pass ing attack failed the Roanoke team was licked for In the last quarter the Lions Intercepted three passes deep In Roanoke territory and converted them into scores Aiorignt totaiea ib downs to the two The glnlans failed to register a single down In the second half irst Quarter Petrolonus took the kick off and ran 60 yards to 27 yard Une but after the Lions were penalized 15 yards for holding Rutherford intercepted a forward pass on his 35 yard Une The Roanoke team punted out of danger to Emmett on the 44 yard line Norris raced to the 9 yard line on nfake for ward pass play but Emmett fumbled and Goode recovered for Roanoke on the 35 yard Une Roanoke Immediately punted to Em mett on the 35 yard Une and the Lions started a march of 65 yards which was culminated when Petrolonus bucked the five remaining yards for a touch down Vince Boyle missed the try for point after touchdown his placement kick being low Second Quarter In the second quarter Emmett after taking a punt raced 55 yards around Pos (20) of Ky LE Yale LT DruryLG roqucrC Cokkcr 1RG ThompsonRT Wright RE Cavann Spicer LH Covington (c)RH Kelly Phipps l'enn (ll) Pos (8) I Gervin Nutter Utz LT stark Barrett LG Gray Wimmer Magal RGD Hubbard Morris RT Swart Hlblett re Pattie Wllner qb Hooper Masters LH Tomko Gentle rh Spear Opekun Owens kick goal Cathers Littlejohn Baker Scott Lone and Bauserman played brilliant ball Lineup and summary: 11 (6) Pos (7) Mackey LE Englebuit Whiteside LT Murphy Simms LG Koufman Long ields Baker RG Douglas Henrltze (c)RT Benton Moore RE Bauserman (c) Cathers QB Ryan Littlejohn LH Scott Peters RH Bauserman Diggs Constantine.