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I THE DETROIT FREE PRESS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11. 1941 13 Viper Suffers Broken Collarbone as Titans Beat Bearcats, 45-0 State Must Watch for His Line Smashes Mississippi How Your or Horses Ran Didn't MSC Seeks No. 8 over Junior Back Lost to Team for Season Mailarik Is Big Star as U-D Scores 3 Early Touchdowns and Coasts to Victory STATISTICS V. OPO CENTR VL first dnsrne lurid anlned rnsnll nltemntrd Fsssea ciimnleled Interceded in a 3m so is it 4 nut at 4t 40 I I 40 IS rr and Georgia 23,000 Fans See Iiulldogs Fight Back to Gain Deadlock; Duquesne Wins By the Asaoclated Presg ATHENS, Oct. 10 Georgia's embattled Bulldogs refused to accept defeat from a smooth-functioning Mississippi team tonight and fought back to a 14-14 tie in ft finish that left 25.000 clients limp with excitement.

Tomasic Leads Tern pie to Victory over Hoy as PHILADELPHIA, 0 t. 10 CAP) Two long touchdown run3 by Triple-Threat Andy Tomasic one a 68-yard return of a punt and the other a 43-yard off-tackle scamper gave Temple's undefeated football team a 17-7 victory over Georgetown before 33,000 at Temple Stadium tonight. It was Temple's first victory over the Hoyas In four years. Duquesne Wallops Manhattan, 26 to 7 NEW YORK, Oct. 10 (AP) In less time than it'll take them to tell their campus admirers about it Monday, Duquesne's Iron Dukes swarmed through Manhattan for two touchdowns after the opening kickoff tonight, added another pair in the last two periods, and walked off with a 26-7 triumph over the Jaspers before 11,127 at the Polo Grounds.

Border Bars Are Lifted for Giesehrecht There was good news awaiting Manager Jack Adams and his Detroit Red Wings Friday when thev finished their heckey practice at Olympia- A message har1 Just arrived from Kingston, informing ths wings that Gus Giescbrecht, veteran center, had cleared his passport difficulties and would report for practice Monday. Giesebrecht went before the War Service Board at Kingston and obtained the passport after agreeing to report immediately back to the board In event he is called for army service. Before the report on Giesebrecht was announced. Adams greeted seven rookies who turned up Friday. They were Ken Russell.

Jack Ervine and Sam Lavitt, all of Winnipeg; Lloyd Doran, of S. Porcupine, and Carlo Licari, John Holota and Jack Egan, of Guelph, Ont. ia.tr stssit. js gsss Fret Code Turf Club Special JAKAICs 9SIICE JKIC ttll 42 18 It 14 31 2H1 97 tis Pin 2 in net 18 mi, iisns, sr si isr nun Man U'Uar, 1.V1 Hest AMERICA LEADING KACtNQ WEEKLY cenii At Ail Newsstands 417 So. Dearborn Chieaao, ilUnoti TODAY'S FREE CODES IIXWTIIIIItVK: Tan-Bar-Ijsp-Km-Nat Kill KIM.II VM: Tan-Vel-Nat-ltar-IInc ll.HTIII)KK: Tlp-Lnd-Way-Mw-Inn SrvrvTII Mile and a iiteeatht Art of War If rltrhflrld) 4.10 2 Speedy Souaw I Brooks 1 3.7.0 Pnrk Stent (Blanco) MO no Time Brown Slaye, Oddesa Komeo, Margee Noble, Steep, Deep Rock, Hi.

Illll lllle and a sllleenth: Anilm iHriHiksl Illll ,1.00 S.o Pearharlno 14.00 Clio Birka Boy 4 -o Time I.A.1I-A, Snrd Dance. Mco. Beigh Countess. Ijirkalong. Ml Secret, Miss Grief, silver Hood.

Tha Bkipper. Crooning lug. JAMAICA RESULTS FIRST Sic fnrlongt: Harklm (Meailel 8.10 10 1 Mirimple lltolrts) R.ia SMI Stepsome Time Snrltewlek. Pinochle, naddy, Psychiatrist. Stlmstone.

Vork tllvrr. Peace Fleet. SKCONIt Mile and slyteenlhi Thrift (Robertson) 11.40 .1.10 Wabaunsee H.IO Strawberry (Garxa) tl.tit Time 1:,10 1.1. Not Alone, Ara-Ornls Peter Porter, High Plume, Iran, fiorlin, Alca-Gai, Demonag, Crown Gem. THIRD Nig furlongs: Sherton Ann (Ntrlrklet) 9.80 4.

BO Deep Fnd t.lll Navy 1 Robinson) 300 Time 1:1.1 a. Diidle. Sllmnll. Car. vale.

FIICRTII Slg furlongs: Smart Daughter ISehn.lHIl SO I a AA Cherry Sauce (West rone) 4.111 nrignt legion tsisla) i.imi Time 1:15 Vandrg. Ill-Kin. lai-ttoba. Deposit, Star Quest, Little Pitcher, Natomaa. FIFTH Mle Celnna, Yarrow Maid Five to line (Mar) 1.71) m.imi Dark Imp (Stout) j.no tlnsroelda (Stricklcr) time 1:1.110.

nappy Home. Belle Poise. Be Blue. SIXTH Mile and a sliteealhi Hypocrite tvtestropel 0.00 n.TO 2.70 U'ullee 111 OK, t'l hlrd Covey Meade) Time 1:45 4-8. Lumlrre, Ala King.

Galldbadlnn. srva-MTti aitu Star of Padula (Meade) 6.20 a iM) 3.00 rertect Khyouv tWestrope) 3.00 3.70 Door Mark Stricklcr I n.lll Tim. 1.4a 1 1 u. irapese Artist, Anmeree, Bright Victory KEEXELAXD RESULTS FIRST Sit furlongli: Not let (Rodlntil 9 10 Air Hostess Palas (t'rnlckstiank 1 3.KO 4.40 2 no 2 KII 2. Ill Rasor Time 1:1.1.

cigar Lighter, Sham. Augustus. SKIOM) Nig furlongs: Bragabniit ll.eorge).... 11.20 BOO Sliemite (Rerger) 6. (Ml 4.

ill Savon (King) HIM) Time I-CI 2-8. All Heels. Prince Bertawest, Tige'g Liho, Knock Knock. F.nld II. THIRD Six.

furlongs: Qtllrn Fs (Fails) 3.00 Top Call (Klngl Gun Bearer 1 9.S0 4.40 Out Out Hut Miss Time 1 :1 1 I S. Suun and Kl.h Qui'. IIIIRTII Sly furlongs: Ween Not I Fads) 4.10 Some Man (McCrenry) tFirst Lord I Anderson) 4.811 3 SO I. an Time I -I-! More Refined Min drum Maid, Fairy Fleet Snrlng Drift. Dead Level, r.ooia.

4. n. vsniinev entry FIFTH Mile and a sisteentlt: The Rhymer (Mrlrrarv) 4.00 Heartinan (F'ads) Shut Lie 1 line 1 1.1 Cadmium, SIXTH Sg riirlongs: Smacked (Vedder) t.40 Three Percent (Berger) Votnm IHodlnn) 3.00 .1.10 2.00 Wishing. 40 S.10 3.00 2.I10 4.10 Time 1:11 2-8. Benefactor.

Tonic. Hull. dinger. SKVKNTH Mile and an eighth! Hup Nancy I McCrenry) 4.80 2 80 Thos (Kads) 3.00 2.1.0 Flynhead (Vedder) M.IO Time 1:31 Lyes, Nanlta, Ik-tor Hugo, Sepia. Lions to Baltic for Trophy The Detroit Lions and the Cleveland Rams will be playing for possession of a silver football award when they meet in National Football League competition at Briggs Stadium Sunday.

The trophy for the intercity competition has been offered by Senator Harold Burton, of Ohio, formerly Cleveland's mayor. The Lions will drill Saturday as usual at Neighborhood Field, Coach Bill Edwards said. The Rams are to arrive in Detroit Saturday night. qr TURF LIGHT Tliurotlayf. eo1 Won four fi'kiin.

Tiipv days holh codes won at nice pncf. Wjitrh our top linn horfn ratitiK nil tracks. On ialo 15 crnti all nrwnaianiifi. Jnnt-Nw York-nkoTr-(jittir-rrlir York-linttrdnpittr-h CARD OiiK am Kortt 8 '4 1 ROCKINGHAM RESULTS FIRST Sic furlonaat Glenare llllckeyl 11.40 S.RO 4 00 Possibility lloniinll) $.00 0.00 lime Lucky 4. mi Time 1:1.1.

Staid Lady. Root Heart. Tellenioff. Carplmi, Perioyer, Hnd Lark- Blcao, liennersonlan, sonny lour Dm, MII IIMI Sli lurlonis: Trimmed (Delara) 14.10 yiorstep liaylorl 4 IW Mark's Arrow I Moore) 3.K Time 1:1.1 Hully Time, Mlsa Dolly Kay, Sleparola, Woof. Alrwln.

lllskbrlar. Mtowahal, Reversal, Yetive. THIRD Sis lurlonis: Pompa (MeKubertsl. $.00 $80 S.elO Chestnut Hurr U'rrhm) 10 80 A mi Clan, (Daniels) :t.40 lime Merrily sen. valdlna Jacfc.

Athaoaslaa Gay Troubadour. Mrnaritall. Savant. Fill KTH Sit furlancs! Misfit (Pollard! 11.20 410 Superior I lleitinger 3.J0 a.lMt Tiara (Delara) Time lilt 4-3. Iledda C.sh, Mnybank.

Crab Apple, Begradgcd. Hatfield Girl, Lota rsote. Dally Doubles AT HAWTHORNE PARK Portrrelrb. and lllihthorne 17.00 AT I.AIKKL PARK. Oak Tac and Grey Wing 109.40 AL K.M-kihchum I'srk Glenare and Trimmed 289.30 AT JAUACIA PARK llarlra and Thrift SB.

10 FIFTH Ms furlongs: North Sea I MrHohcrls) 7.80 4.f0 t.SO Mlnged Pharialt (Hettinger) SO 4.10 Tlphi (Jrdlln.kll Time III Btlrkels, Carlatone, Hatfield Boy, Grand Monarch, Gilded Hera, Aelhrluueen, junior Prom. Angry Mater. Mile and a slalecnth: Molasses Bill Hettinger) S.SO 4 S.40 Warring Hitch (Gytln) VIM) 4.10 tangrlcrron (Briggs) fi.Hu Tlme 1 :10. Drcades, Trysak. Cosse.

SKVKNTH Mile and a slgleenlh: Be Prepared 11.00 n.SO 3.00 Stable (Dallllol n.lll) Mrdred (Hettinger) a.oo Time Rocky Margnt. Attracting. Cafomar. Adorcss. KIG11TH Mile and three-sixteenths: Senega (Duraudo) 81.00 J().

Baby Talk (Dallllo) 4.00 Ul Peanut Lady H.SII Time l-il. Star Marerl, flrandl. oto. Blight Lrror, Mon Doit, Koome Service. LAUREL RESULTS FIRST Nig furlongs: Oak Tar 30 0 II DO 0 10 l.crl.ln (Coulc) li.M 3.60 tPiiiichdrtink (Gnnialri) .10 Time Top Flag.

True Warrior, Moalee, Alert Baby. Spang, tsloar Pare, War Point, Gay Boo, Mr. jimmie. fairs. r.

A. nnnsal-j. T. Martin entry. SKI II.M1 About tvro miles: War Port (llcllcus) 11.70 4.30 FaUon Brown 2.80 Trade (Walker) 3.10 .00 Time 4 Bahama Knight, Nursery Pranks, Repass, Stepping In.

THIRD Mile and 1U yardst Grey Ming (Berg) d.to tilleen Lane IGouxalex) Anonymous 00 4. Ml 3.10 III Foot Time 1:111 1.1 Valdlna Zest Soldier, Crow llilder, Slormcoi-k, doha A Fill KTH Sly lurlonis: Hard Hakrd llleerlng) It. 00 AO Uaygal I.McCnmhsl Native Gal (Craig) lime 1:11 Bell Bollom, Aunt Ada. Wintlmc. Big Meal.

FIFTH Sly furlongs: Mudlgama (Smllh) 4.90 .1.10 Straight Lead IHreen) 4. ,10 Kinds (Mclombs) 1. -o 2. Ask too 1.80 Time 1:14 I t. stolen Tryst, Oklahoma, Baby Sister.

Road Srraprr. SIXTH Mile and a alileentb: Army Song (MrCombs) O.iMI 2.00 Bushwhacker Dollar Bay (Kelnerl no u.ta Tlmr I IB. Ranger IT. Silent Witness. SKVKNTH Mile and an eighth: Knrnak (Hacker) 11.00 4.

.10 3.110 tenantry (Krlper) 3,00 3.10 tllelle D'Amour (Madden) 1fl "too Time 1-fl. War Key. Snovr Moon. Ranker dim. Fold Indcr, Sarsn.

tDrad heat. LIGIITII Mile and a sixteenth: Sturdy Duke 10,80 1.40 8.10 Candle IRemersrhrld) S.IO 9..10 Bun By 4.70 Time I 4 .1. I'rtuf, Hot Mam I'rin-ceil Torch, Two Ply. HAWTHORNE RESULTS FIRST 81c fnrlongt: Pnrtwatrh (Brooks) 4.10 .1.00 S.SO Village Uueen (l.arner) 6.00 4. HO Sister Don ICrltrhfleld) 14.40 Time 1 Tomgee, Rubble lllrl.

Wnwflrld. Jelsert, Oxxle. Mention. Double Lariv, rairamella, Rextlns. SKCIIND Six and a half fltrlongg; Highthorne (Yarberry) 7,00 II.SO Mlnntlra (Plerson) 12.00 7.10 My Dance (Martin) 0.10 Time Paul Bena Bane, Tom's Ladd.

Mtchlya. Tommv'g Luck. Fv nnerate. drey Lie. All Steele.

Cliatterub. THIRD Sly furlongs: Merrymood 31,40 IS 10 Mimuliis (Haley) 17.80 Miss Merit :i.mi Tim, Tonet's Girl. F.asr Tak. New Discovery. Five Fifty, Jerry-ltae.

Don. naglna. Lady Thirteen, My Crumpet. Fill KTH Sir furlongs: Queen F.rho (Haskell) S.00 H.SO 100 Wicked Time fl'lerson) 3.00 Barbara llilllrsplc) 8.40 Time Tall Oak. Conrad V.

Dodge Me, Star Blink, Morning Mail. Stray Chord. FIFTH Sir furlongs: riiantlne IVarberryl 82.10 8.10 Bar Thirteen I Martin) ti.HO 4.C0 Half Time (King) n.HO Time 1:17 T'iseo, C-Note. Border's Boy. Monk's Memo, Bar Wav.

Fatapseo, SIXTH Mile and a tlvleenlli: Kosse (llHley) 18.10 0.10 SO Knee Deep (Holm) 8.00 4 (HI tiring I'll! (Beverly) Time 1 Skntlnr Fool, Blnze-around. Airplane, Conville, Mighty Fine. Marquette Spartans Out to Snap Hilltoppcrs' Streak; 20,000 Fans Are Expected BY DALE STAFFORD Free Press Sporta tdltor EAST LANSING, Oct. 10 Michigan State and Marquette, two of the leading independents of Midwestern football, will clash at Macklin Field here tomorrow In the thirteenth game of a series that has produced numerous thrilling conflicts. The kickoff is scheduled for 2 p.

rri. and approximately 20,000 persons are expected to be on hand. State has won seven of Its 12 games against Marquette but on form is the underdog for Satur day's affair. Marquette showed great power on the ground and a strong passing attack in upset-setting Wisconsin, 28 to 7, last Saturday, The Spartans were idle that day as they nursed injuries suffered in their 19-7 loss to Michigan the previous week. Spartan Regulars Out The Spartans still haven't recovered and will attempt to gain their first victory in three seasons over Marquette without tho services of two regulars.

Jack Fenton, who scored the touchdown against Michigan on a long run, has a sprained ankle and will be replaced by either Pete Fornarl or Morgan umgrass, iwo sopnomores. Dick Mangrum, a Junior, will hold down right tackle in place of Frank Karas, veteran, who has a leg injury. Charley Carey, a former halfback, will continue to fill In at fullback in place of Ed Ripmaster, who is unlikely to play. Dick Kieppe and Wilford Davis, veterans, complete the 'Spartan back-field. Bach man Seeks Edge The game is the "rubber one" of the Marquette series for Coach Charley Bachman, of State.

Since 1933 when he arrived at East Lansing his teams have broken even with Marquette. In spite of injuries Bachman isn't conceding Marquette a thing. "Our injuries have weakened us plenty, but the spirit the boys displayed against Michigan and their attitude in practice since have convinced me that they'll surprise Marquette," Bachman said on the eve of the battle. The Marquette game is the sec ond of three tough battles opening the State schedule. The Spartans will go to the Pacific Coast to meet powerful Santa Clara next Saturday.

Then they will get a breather against Wayne before engaging Missouri, Purdue and Tern. pie in the order named AROI ETTK 8TATF! Knffel King Klngsey Maeeau Filgat Kryee Carlson Dams Richardson Goodyear Hentel R.G R.T R.K II R.ll F.B Frledlund T. Carter Kennedy Arena Rupp Mangrum McNeil Wilford Davis Kieppe Gingrnse Carey Michigan to Scout Future Foes Special to the Free Treai ANN ARBOR, Oct. 10 Forewarned is forearmed, so the University of Michigan football team will have scouts Saturday at three games being played by future opponents. Ernie McCoy and Wallie Weber will scout the Minnesota-Illinois game at Minneapolis, Ben-nie Oosterbaan, chief scout, will watch the Northwestern-Wisconsin contest at Evanston and Cliff Keene will journey to New York for the Columbia-Princeton game.

wtfawewtowwsaMesMa Slated SATURDAY'S RACE i DOUG RENZEL to start at fullback for Hilltop SIXTH Puna 17.500 added. The Laurel, all area. 1 mile: Sir Alfred 10(5 fan Cod 108 (hde TuUnn ....111 Waiigh I'on Ill Koman Ill Dawn Attack .108 I'lclor lit Masked tieneral Ill HKVKNTII Pume $1,100. claiming, and up. 1 xk mllest Kejenl 113 Helen's lad 113 While Front ....109 Mi Porter Htt (irandaver 1 13 KKillTH Purse claiming, 3-year-olds and up.

I 1-10 miles! One Tin 107 4acsteal 100 tllere Araln I0J 113 Victory llrlnk 1 0.1 'Waiuli Poo 108 tieoree l.amuxe.. .107 Kodin 11-1 IVoodvale Lass 108 tttinora 108 Illslv 10.1 Oversight Ill 11. MarVean entry. $11. (..

Hcdwell entry. Weallier clear: track sloppy. JAMAICA ENTRIES FIRST Purse I. claiming. 3-rrar-olds and im.

ti furlongs: llally 1 1'! Larly Delivery 1 1 1 Rogers Boy 108 'No Kir 107 lirehe 11.1 Blue Lily 100 Abnyne I'M tieneral Jack Thrnltla Wide. 107 Ktruscan Ill Chreseslraw ..1117 Marogay lltl Catapult Ill Robert lltl Loftus' Selections at Jamaica 1 Dnilv Delivery, Margay, Throttle, U'itle. 3 Ballast Beef, Lady Infinite, Noroton. 8 Trierarch, Ftiego, ralatlin. 4 David Diver, Contradiction, Requested.

5 Dlt, Omission, Fenelon. 6 Hal Ml, Maecloml, Bright Gray. 7 Pumpgun, The Kage, Satin Cap. BEST DIT. SF.C0M1 Pnrse $1,300, claiming.

8-year-olds and up. 1 miles: Gangplank Ill Ken's Pop lit Memory lit Noroton Ill Alimony Kid 100 Scout Whistle 10.1 Priority 7 "Lady 103 Daneetty 108 Ballast Reef Ill Shortcake HI Red Veil 10'! Diinlrese ion Higher Bracket 109 Alpolly 100 THIRD Purse 11.300. year-olds, maidens, 1 mile and 70 yards: Brush In 1 III Trierarch ll Paladin Ill Night Lass 113 Blaring Glory Ill Forgo 1IH Great Ktlsli llUWoodvule Queen 1 13 FOt'HTII Purse $10,000 added. The Remscn Handlcup. 0 furlongs: Devil Diver I'-'l Air I urrent 108 Almnth 108 Flve-ll Light 111-! Contradiction IIU tRamillirs 113 Klernal Peace HUI Apache 110 Paladin 100 tltleu IPOr 10.1 Dosnatrli IIU Requested ltd tB.

F. IVIiitaker entry. iltrevmann Farm entry. FIFTH Purse 10.000 added. The Continental Handicap, and mi.

I ltl miles: Omission Ill Pnnly II? The hief 108 lllit I I I 4oe Nchenck fltlspnse 100 Oimkerlowti 108 Boysy If; Here (iocs 00 Mlnnelnsa 108 J-'rneinn fhoppv Sea 10(1 Hclnlr Hlild-Whcalley Stable entry. Arnold Hanger-king Ranch entry. SIXTH Purse claiming, 3-year- nlds and tin. 1 miles: Resolute II II Mneclnnd 108 kal-lll II I Parkiomen II I 13 Hricht Gray ll'J'ttagot 100 Aluminln II'! Mrs. 4.

Wessler-4. C. Vldal entry. NKVKNTH Purse claiming. 3- year-olds and up.

I miles: Satin tap Ill "I'nrwen 110 Belly's 110 fhalnhone 113 The Ruga 118 Pumpgun ..113 Weather raining; track muddy. HAWTHORNE ENTRIES FIRST Purse $1,000. claiming, 3-ycar. olds and up. 6 Vafuriong: Honey Roll Ill Miss Bulkd 119 Town Lace 101 "Tenblowr 117 Wild Pigeon 1 111 High Toss till Decnurcv 11(1 Lady Federal 113 Gar Klf 101 'Cossack Girl ..111 Paulson 116 J.lmmle Tom -111 SF.fOND Purse 1,000, rlnirolng, 3-yenr-olds and up, furlongs: iragin 108 Natl Stella Me 113 'Lady F.mlson ..108 Black Time 110 Valiesta ll king Cotton HO Morfeu .110 Imperial donee llti llddesa Romeo.

Ill Ll OVER BUT THE SHOUTIN' whyf isy THE ahoot tk rFNUINF "enl thins'' hnl.s IKli' Jt trt I'll! 3d ONLY 2j AI ALL lSbTN0S Is Isttilr: I. It LI. Bill-Sli, Kny ie4 is fe' sefr.nr.t.'LH llsiy.lllKiaf, OPfllslUSi IV. Of $100 ler srtl 3 ariti i'us. lit FHfE fXIHA SPFCIAL lis Inirntll IL: FLYian noaT.

w. l.Y.c. xx yy Pnnllnt nverate Opp. fnmbles re lards penalised Detroit I II ID 4S Madarik. fthesnitlere.

Krstlnf Iscliinint. l.iriK Pulnls after touchdown Link 3 lulace-null. PrTKOIT US) CENT. MICH. (0) Hsrrlnllon I'lilh Biminii (el Mrliuchlm Biff, Trtenfer link Midarlk liheMiiilere t.lnrrlfh Uinta Mellow Knlawskl K.tl Yendcnbriinks H.T K.K Ilrr .0.

Srlimakrl Hints J.ll... Rossrlllt Kllcssnskl Srhmulr Detroit: Burke. Frlellnk. Hushes. Finer, Batchelnr.

Hart Itliinaer. Mrl.nutl'lln. Tviinskl. Rnrk. Illnti.

Trrlinskl. Rllth Baker. Pearl. Vrkrliun. rollard.

Hull, Bilker. Toriewskl. iniral Mlehiiran: BHrtnlk. (ilddlnaa. Mmil-Inn.

Sherwood. Clark, Taylor, (inrant, Jtossellt. BV W. W. EDGAR Striking relentlessly through the air and along the ground, the University of Detroit football forces easily conquered the Bearcats of Central Michigan College, 45 to 0, Friday night In the U.

of D. Stadium, but the victory celebration was dimmed because of an injury that will keep Henry Piper, one of the best passers on the squad, on the sidelines for the rest of the season. Piper, a junior, suffered a broken left collarbone on the third play of the second period and was taken to Providence Hospital. Piper was tossed to the ground by a Bearcat blocker. It didn't seem like a hard fall, but he asked assistance to walk to the bench.

An examination by Dr. William E. Keane revealed the fracture. Decides It Early Tippy Madarik, sophomore from 111., settled the game in the first period when he played the leading role In the scoring of three touchdowns. The Titans scored another In the third and three more in the final period, but It was Madarik's performance in the opening period that removed all element of contest from the game.

Tippy opened fire five minutes after the game started and with four long passes to George Ghes-fjuiere moved the Titans to the two-yard line, from 'where he plunged over for the score. Art Link added the extra point. Then, with the help of Art Schmidt's line plunging, Madarik set up the second touchdown. He intercepted a Bearcat pass to start the drive from Central's 48, and with a mixture of passes and plunges took the ball to the two-yard line again. This time Ghes-qiilere went over and Link converted.

Gallops 49 Yard. Switching tactics, Madarik circled end for 49 yards and then hurled a pass to Howard Keating In the end zone for the third touchdown. Again Link converted. It was shortly after that Tiper was Injured and the Titan uttark stalled through the second period. U.

of D. came back with the varsity in the third session snd the Bearcats were forced to yield again when Madarik paced ground attack that was good for 63 yards and carried the Titans to the 15. Here a forward lateral, Madarik to Keating to Ohesquiere, was good for 10 yards nnd Schmidt plunged the rest' of the way. At this stage Madarik was replaced by Jack Buck, a third stringer, who ripped off a 30-yard fun early in the fourth period and then hurled a 20-yard touchdown pass to Link. A few plays later Buck duplicated the touchdown pass to Link.

The seventh marker was the work of Mickey McLaughlin, who flashed 20 yards to the Bearcat three-yard line and then plunged for the last touchdown. The meanwhile, were helpless. They registered six first downs, but never really threatened to score. The closest they came as the Titans' 24-yard line In the third period. 109 YARDS TO GLORY BARBOURVILLE, Oct.

10 -(AP) William Hearne, 155-Pftund substitute back from Del-mar, caught a kickoff nine yards hack of his goal line today srd ran 109 yards for a touchdown fr Union College against Transylvania. Transylvania won, how-t. 55 to 6. Collyer's Most fROBARI.F WINNK.R Marogay, 01.1.1 t.K'S Ml STEM HORSK Waugll ki sT PARLAV Marogay, Wangh Pop, Bnhby, a place. ovil.v lilll BI.L Marogay, Lady at Jamaica.

Kill KINtillAM i Modulator 8 (1, Npandau 3, Don Pecoi limner 4Hcket 8. 3 Chut 3 ''V K.ilko 0. 13-5, Lactose 18-8, Wee I. Hollar Sign nliiroma F.asterner 0-S, Supreme i ll 4. stuart 5.

Within 3, Halmr gprlnf 9, Kemark- nt. Slreet Arnlm-is. i.H" Braswell entry 11-5. Ksplno Gold '''1. tll-ero 9 '4.

War Result "ibanee 8 .1, The drer Nun II 3, "ln' "lis Kejman S. itiiTTi1' H1" Mil Top Uuren 8-5, Stalaf- itlv' RKBBIN IIAttTHORNF l-'i Wild Pigeon 3, MIm -I. Town Lace fl. 'niton Roman Gypsy 9-i. 7 liragln ft.

1hr 3. Conscript 4, Off i I I entry 91. Cam Fin VV Hr 4ock .1, Sweet Pease 3. Lonely Road idin Leo i ylilim, "ium t. Illsplayer 8.

rh. Parisian llr 3. ROCKINGHAM ENTRIES FIK.KT Pur SHIM), rlaiinlnt, 3-)ar-olili and lip, ClirlonKH! Krai I'lal Dlnnrr 10H Inwllvx 1 III Whodunit Wll K. 10S lJldr Orchid KM Modulator lll'J Hrt 1 1 1 RhiMiiin Quren III. Spandnil 1 1:1 Noliln fount 1 lit Hun l'rro Hi NKCIIND pnrne SHIHI, clalmlni, 3-jear.

old and up, ii furlong: Air 'hula 13 Count (niton 1" Two Kirk llunlliu Hunw 1 13 IVn Talk 1 13 Vlinotxlp Ill fiillay Illll ll l'o-rd HI Ki'flnnicii lilt t'ouln 113 I.ht Balkn 110 I na II lot Tllllll) I'nrsa S8IK), clalmlni, 3-irar-olila. I 1-8 niilrii Koilalma 1 Bliimr-ra HIS Hot" 1 1 1 Krlihtna 1 H) HIH 'Valdina llrnim 1113 Vi'i Sint IIS Hollar Mien HI Ht'rk Ill KOI KTII I'lirne (800, rl.lmiiu, 4 rar-old and up, 1 3-IH niilw giiBroma 1 ir Niiprfma Flar II Jrh Nluart HIM Mump I Trtratnwn 1 III 'KaHrrnfr fo.t l.u.k 110 Money iMuddle 113. County llnnd 110 FIFTH rnra 1. 00(1, clalralnt, 3-Jnr-olds and up. lurl(init: KrinarkHhla Ill -Balmy Spring ..10 Krd War HI Wilhin I'J tilno Thor HO Arab Hm lladiulnr lilt SIXTH 1'urMi al.SIMI, nllowanrra, 3-yar-olil and up, 0 rnrlon; tM olry KHl tl'a War Kc.lllt Hl l'uerf vlllf I'M Allriro t8 Ellno Uold HI Samcron IHtf Mr.

S. Orr-J. Braawrll fnlry. HKVKNTII I'urnay SI. Mill ilatmlnr.

3-yfar-ohU and up, 1 1-1(1 mllmi The tirry Mount Krlio Ill Nun II 10T Kahnnre IrJ Mhrraled Illll Fanry tin On Al'rllorloiu ItW Kcyimin 1 Klllll I II Piirn. l.dllll, claiming, J- yaiir-oldn aod np. I fa mini: Monnt Krho HI fan Franrlaro t'runay 1 10 -Top tjueen Cloudy NUIlt 107 (icneva from ham'lron KNl slrklr Hill Cave Illll 1 1 i Htalamll i I. 1 I I Home .110 I HI 113 I Oil 107 Nannma 11.1 'tiaipar 1 (ialo 110 Uatlonlnn HI Weather raining; trark muddy. LAl'REfj ENTRIES FIRST Pur SI, 100.

maiden 3-ycar- old I mile aim Mhnl IIS Lauderkln Alt 118 1 1.1 H8 115 idy Congo H.I Nrond Best I'llal 4lll.ii Hun iii nomine Ing 1 1 Kalconla Sent! rink nlrv. HKt'tlND I'nraa St.siNl, allonanccf. 2- year. I mile nu i yaruai Indian 113 Mlidllef Ato'ot 109 Swi Art hnr I' 1 IKO 'ure SI.IKMI, claiming, a-irnr- ana no. i tirey Pertrot I 1 UnM Knlrht 1 1 .1 Decat I Oft Old Story 1 1 1 I 1 1 Scoria 100 108 I an.

I lilt I I': I I I ll.it lie Line 1 13 III Legal Light H8 103 ll.inmling Connt tin; i it I1M 103 Bred Curv lily in Blue Judge Trnl It luetics! Dull K. Cnstro-N. S. Kydcr entry. IIIKTII Purse claiming, o- yeai HI -olds and up.

Taluk 103 Hill larnsworlh 1 1 tonca i 111 Don Orlan 10:1 HI I IFTH Purse $.1,000 added. Maryland Ful 'i-vear-nlils. 0 furlongs: I'd Ince linvans I Oft Sampler 111 Ion ion IOC. 103 I OR KmIIcI Ill ti aicuiia 1 1 1 Rough Sugar 1 1 1 II. Monlee 1011 Tragedy inn illlnetvhon enlng Lee Itase ill evow Hui lilu kskln Ill Mrs.

R. 11. Ilelche entry. it 4, Meksler entry. Selections Trierarch .1.

Paladin li-o, yuego 18-n, Hult 8-. 4 ir II Diver Whllaker entry Breyinsnn entry n. Contradiction 8. ft Hanger-It Ing riaorn eniry 4oe Scheuck 0. Omission Bela air-y- Vhcat- "if eleven ENTRIES Falswecp 108 "Cape llac Ill uouiiin l.vpsv i THIRD Purse $1,100, allowances, 3 year-olils and mi 11 ftlrloliffsl Conscript Illll French Horn ....117 tlffshonie Illlllwa.se 114 Last fall K'l Torch Gleam archich Ill Fill i ll Purae $1,100.

allowances, 3- year-olils ana up, 0 furlongs: Roliovnr HI faindn 1 1' llrand I Ills lllglinrsa Black John 103 "Free Miss lot Sweet Pease 113 Little Rustler 100 Llder Jock HI tLorked Out Mai High 110 Rid lp lit P. L. Kelley-C. Meliralh entry. FIFTH Purse $L300 added, claiming, Hawthorne Endurance, 4-rear-olds nnd up.

-'4 miles: Valdlna Lto 1011 Margn Goshen 101 lllllliond Suertero 1 10 Beau Ho Brown Ben 1 10 'Ljncr 103 Illll 108 101 Lonely Road 108 SIXTH Purse added, the till, nota (twnera Handicap, and up. i t-iri miles: Dusky Duke 1118 sir Hid Shaun G. lilt He Man 1 10 Burking in Illsplayer Impenetrable 1 inum Burning Star 101 1 10 .11: Rose Red 10-4 1 aiilina Groom itt l.eybrook Slnble entry. SKVKNTH Purse $1,000. claiming, 3- year-olds and lltl.

1 1.111 miles: Parisian 110 High Name 100 King's Frror 1011 Goshen -Ill Chosen Time 1 11 Chance Ray Ill Myrira 108 Huss 1 Walerrnre 11(1 'Swift Spot 103 KM. Il II Purse $1,000, claiming, 3- yenr.olds mnit lan. 1 1 -1 St miles. Mlsa Plttipat 1 1-1 Xhadylown 118 Henry Hnller 113 Shin Plaster ....11.1 Huddle Mae Valdlna Lei ..113 Some Count 113 Knee Deep HO Chlgre 118 Waringa 113 KHIarney Lass 1 1.1 Weather clear; track alow KEENELAND ENTRIES FIRST Purse $000, maiden H-year-oldg, ft furlongs: Pennington ....110 F.ren Tan Ill tin the fence I to sunhera -I Ilinsen 1 1ll Talu 113 lib lady Lady 10T Red Rose If! SECOND Purse SHOO, claiming, 4-year, olds and un, 6 furlongs: Mistletiw Ill) Arrow Traction. 1 1f Fly Me 1 1(1 Ardour 1 1I Maddie 107 Murliold 1 II Guinea Lad ....108 F.rin Torch Ilf Hello .110 Linger Awhile 10 THIRD Purse $800.

claiming, 3-year nlds and no. 1 1-lfi miles: American Bird 108 Prospect Roy ....113 Blue Play 11(1 Satin Rolls 113 Bookie Me 00 Movlta 103 Success 108 FOCRTII Purse $800. claiming, 3-yeat. oins and up. 1 i-lti mllest Sam 1 HI Star Rnd Kiev Goffney ....11.1 Town league Our Willie 108 War Vision 110 11(1 .113 Sweep Through 1 1 I FIFTH Purse $900.

claiming, 3-year-olds and tin. 0 furlongs: Gallant Play ....111 Opera Star Ilprlika 1 II Night Lady Llltle Kiss 107 Allark 109 109 II SIXTH Purse $.1,000 added. The St.e eial event, tt.ycar-old fillies. 0 furlnngs: Snanlsh Moss 119 Miss Dogwood 119 Dues-five H9 Pigtails 119 Sis Hiker Ill Court 119 Petrify 1 19 SKIFNTII Purse $1,000. claiming.

yearolds and up. I 1-111 miles: Hoptoun Ijtst Fetehel ....11." Avesta lit 'Dancing I. lint 4lin Pat 103 Time Sheet Ill William Palmer 109 1 11.111 Purse 800. claiming. 3-year- Olris 1 l.lrt miles; Ho Down 111 Sparkling Heel Kltche Manllou 101 Klue Orchid Gallant 109 Ladlslns II'! Eilra Step Incle Krlc 107 Apprentice allowance claimed.

Weather clear: trark fast. lORSE aEWSSTAaOS, 25 5 ISSUES MAILED, Jl KISS HAWTHORNE GOODBYE WITH A SMILE! Lait iiy rt thi aiiitlnt. lut isinti ti iton i Niathsrni intll nt ynr. Oir EiMrlt in kith IS tosiy'l CETAWAY RELEASE. Wi rwl as iliblt.

lut Sitirlit'l bam MEANT. Frtitiu Satarday't rilun WON Thi rjriwluwa hinltini. Wl loot far loliy'i milt tt ft batter. Hiri't tin ami: Uold-Way-Net-And-Had Key diciiher fivis Bin 2 ef NEW IbSUE ss ill itanti. rf WIN with the WINNING iV- HORSE! Dtia IF IAIE Is Mttlaa ynir nsy sf ti" 3 I''i (( t-k ynir neatiny.

ill, lets asm. snsvinli Is, II. Try It ill. WISSING MOItsr. 10 flirt, r.hitsia.

mi There's grand BEER! The next time you order beer ask for ii fr Stroh'g. That distinctive flavor it de fi'jf? "if veloped by the traditional Fire Brew- HI i ing process. Try Then you I too will say, "There's grand beer!" Wil'-A S54iMMie. lUfoZrAVMititMMmtmilBtiMto, jffA ----a-Wl-- II 1 II .4. a II 'I II i if 1 I 1 i I ea- 1 i I sat e-i rts I I listen to Gus Hacnschcn i Vhe Strom BreweyCc I All-String Orchestra- A A I A i E.S.T.-76o Kilos.

Y- I 4 "--'7' i 'nMaccloild 7-3 Kal HI ft. W'essler-Vidal entry 1. Resolute II 0-3. 5Bettj't Bobby 11-5. Satin Cap 13-3, Pump (inn 1II-S.

The Rage 8. I I.auderkln tl-6, Senllnel 4, Pilate Sun 3, Air Marshal S. 3 Indian Sun Mischief Afoot 4, Walt a Bit ft. Sweep Swinger 3. Light Dulle V-5, Devatur 8, Agnes knight 3.

4 Rill larnswortli 1-1, Roncat 3, Big Stakes Blue Twink 18-1. ,1 Huckskln Rascal 1J-S. Heiglie entry Ill-S. (ilastauder ll. Roman 11-3, Plctur 13-5, Dawn Attack 4, fane fod .1.

1Rcgrt .1. White Iront 5, Grandevcr 4, Helen Lad 3. 8 Hanih Pop 11-3. Bedwell entry Rodin Ijimae A. Bl.ST At (.11 PHI'.

KKKMXANn 1 Frn Tan laiu .1, Itinsen lfl-3, Red Ro-e II Krln Torch 1. Linger Awhile Hl-3, Fly Me Misllctoe H. Hyril Satin Rolls ft, Success slorv .1. H.iokie Mr llnr Willie 7 Slur Hod i. Sweep Through II.

Kiev liaffney Lltlle hl.s 3, Msht Lady Opera Star I. (Ipelika II. II 3-1. Miss Onsnot.d 3. I lg-lails I.

Inuft Manners fi. Time Sheet William Palmer Ilnninwn I as 1. Felcliei n. hitrhe Maiilion Sparkling Heel 4. Ho Down I o-ie Frif -i WILLIL, r.rror It.

i :1 Deep ,1, Shin Plasler H. lill.KK. Jltl( 8-1. Daily Deliiery fi, No Infinite 13.fl. Blll Reef 8-S.

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