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ttvoxt SPORTS I A 106th Year. No. 202 Sunday, November 22, 1936 Free Press Want Ads Bring Best Results Fordham 7 Georgia 7 Duquesne 13 Marquette 0 Yale 14 Harvard 13 Princeton 13 Dartmouth 13 Indiana 20 Purdue 20 Iowa Temple .25 0 Minnesota 24 Wisconsin 0 U. of D. 35 Denby High 6 f3 In otre Dame Ends Northwestern Victory Streak, 26 to 6 Ohio State Beats Michigan, 21-0--Nodaks Trip Titans, -IJjWilke's Scoring Runs North Dakota's Olympic Star Pounds Through for Score That Started Titans to Defeat Timely Passes by Tippy Dye Score Twice Decide Contest Early Irish Back Counts on Two 30- Yard Sprints in First Half; Gcyer Scores for Wildcats 'i i Sdt'TH MiNIi CM I A i I I Early of AT.

Drive Bops on Buckeye 3-Yard Line iNottr hainr era liM'. Thry tail' cd. beat and the il by the Si.ae i-f eii lKl- a ti-ii. ttiat bad not been halted IhiouKb lain and i i -all on I he li. Ml i that fonti.l lliem tea.lir pionship dreai i of mighty Miimesot i.

Notre Pane. playir.s bnlhait nieehan ll fiHitball. nMomshed a capacity crow of 1 1 i'; blustery Nvemlr afieiooon tv whippirg the ehan pa i I-eni 'oufrrenee of the Intuest the Th- p-eyed spectators left the Notre Paine Stadium woiiderinr now the ranking No. 1 football team of the Nation. Thcv kr.e-.v it was no longer Northwestern.

Notre Panie took advantafe of everv oppoi to can n.aneu'. er the fashed out, hitherto unbeaten Wildcats to pile up their victory. The size of the score just, about indicates the difference between the two teams. It is true that Notre Dame practically was handed three touchdowns by glaring tmspKiys and fumbles, but it, was the vicious tackling of the KiphtinR Irish, their terrific blocking and faultless execution of plays that uon the prime in their most e-sive victory of the year. it iha! By Tod Rockwell fMKUS.

Nov. The team finished with PI as it began it in defeat. down gamely before the Buckeyes of Ohio State i before a homecoming 'audience of fans. In i today the scarlet of Ohio 7 highest in history over the blue, for it marked the 7i time that the Bucks had up three victories in a their arch-rivals from Arbor. in the Unys of Chick Maraud Pete Stinchcombe, the put ov(''' in a 10w Mu lligan.

No triumph of clays niore convincing-. vi r. than the final of the for both teams in Colum- inresquc horseshoe stadium ii'ici noon. the brilliant passing of Tippy Dvr: the punt return-, i Williams: Ohio's laterals, all of which 1 villi precision behind a In, hue that di.sl.ii1Rui.shed 'V' fi' I i -rr Vx Masters Ml the Way Four touch. low by Notre a ni period, before the1 i.

ei si 01 one in ea badlv uhipi Spartans Take Season Finale Wildcats found themselv long man Ii. their fim-h. i in the Dame i enough to stage a i in the foul til to leglsti-l 1 only si oi e. From st.u to jexcept for a. few minutes closing peiiod when Notie 7-0 Victory Arizona Register Over By W.

W. ar tin' Irish and v. aped et i if a i Wildcais defeat ,,1 i had a lead of L'n to 11. outplayed North western out that mining ii year ago, the banned them their only ighnut the came. Ann IhioMCl I I Ii ii n.

leader ill imms v. it was ('apt. It, capable pilot and 'I a ite p. I Hiked Sl-i" f. hlld f- all JWfAvWwv.

the season The heio of Noire Dauiex llniph v.as a a eid v-i ea ti M.I.FT 1 HIT. II 'KS KK.TKOIT'S I.F.I TACKLE AI TKK WKAK I'l NT 1 -Id In IT TITANS IS IIOl.F. IS HIM" tfl AIMUt i. Mm 1 youngstei Poll Wiikc. oi Hamil He as -h ii- fa hi c- i ke smnless.

lelnry er oliimbia, ii keyrs led an attack ertain and precise and It rent the bottom-of tire-Big And it made the ii comparable to but a oiverine grid history. Back He sari not long but it cas ton. plavic.g Id I halfback In the fust period, Wlli-e Imillln-I away on a dash that gave Notre Dame its last score, and in the second he gut away on an even more dazzling run, this one for 34 yards for the second touchdown. limbic Quick Kick Alger Rallies Put Thomson, Shute in Final Eli Luck Rules Over Harvard Rally Comes Close in Wild 14-13 Battle Dukes Upset Marquette IT Brumbaugh Is Hero in 13-0 Triumph discern able that he as glmi tr.e footliall season had inn I's cour.se. He stoppeil momentarily and took one last look across the wind swept field as Ins Ida vers nidged Michigan won only one .4 previous to inat lime hadn't been so set back in lVoX That of to the dressing- room some lines beat Ainion.

In the thud it was quick kick which caught western napping and led most disastrous fumble Wi! No to of them never to return. The Spartan head man Wab he them pass lr.au vi. on the he Woi 1 Mull, PINFUCRsT, P. Nov. 21 (A.

P.I Wilfred Slevenson Thomson, the husky besting blond in eked out oe- U. of Rally Falls Short After Invaders9 Early Drive Pollard Steps High over Boggy Detroiters in First and Then Its Too Late By Lewis II. Walter Pnivusity of Detroit's football team found that it was impossible to spot a tough North Dakota eleven 14 points in the first half and then come back to win in the V. of D. Stadium Saturday afternoon.

The Titans gave their foes that edge through poor play and bad breaks and then staged a last-quarter drive that brought two touchdowns but tell just one point short of a tie, 14 to 13. It's a long way back to Grand Forks, N. but the big" Sioux team was on its way back Saturday night happy over the victory which was their ninth in 10 starts. They left a disheartened, crippled Detroit team, which, after suffering its third defeat in nine games, still has a tough hattle with Creighton to face Thanksgiving Day. Detroit, which has been running along with a one-legged offense Tern.

nun NKW HAVEN. Nov. 21 Yale rode the surging tide PITTSBURGH, Nov 21 A PA The Destroying Dukes of little and lie sliouk his head had just i lose. I their cam; a I with the teriacoita complexion, chigan's Fl to 0 vie-Lions of Columbia I iifieinoon. Wilke qua punt sailed far over the head of lion Heap, flashy Northwestern halfback.

or an instant he st I with a i -to-0 vn t. Wildcats of victory there was celebration. Lather i chiding 10,001) Kpeet, in blankets, heaved a glad that State has over til- but even 111 ii cause for vei one. in-tors huddle. M-h of leilef e-icai ed with wondering v.

hat to do. then tic of football fortune to victory over Harvard today. 14 to as the luck of Larry Kelley, amazing Eli captain, held good to the end of his gridiron career. Trailing by 11 points at half-time after Kelley combined with the great Clint Frank to put on a sensational second-period scoring' show. Harvard came within a few feet of tying the score with a spectacular last-half comeback.

and Deiismoie Shute, who has a contiastingly ashen appearance, today shot then- way into the tinals of the Professional Golfers' Association championship. With styles as different as their appearances Thomson, the acknowledged longest hitter in the game, and Shute, on the short side off the tees but one of the deadliest players about the greens staged remarkable Horatio Alger comebacks to have a hance at the Duquesne University crushed unbeaten Marquette into submission 13 to 0 in a thrill-filled gridiron spectacle staged before fans today, the second time this year the Nightriders have shattered the bowl aspirations of a major opponent. Hard running backs behind a rugged line a t. rushed Marquette's vaunted passing attack into oblivion wrote a sequel to Hayes, Fddie Palumbo Koger were on its scant, margin. An Odd iniiinign It was the end of one of the peculiar oi lllf-ains in a tory A ay to a gie.i; triumphs over Va vi, Ma and "a i in Tci I).

1 I man had a P. tr ie But Hild.5 a 111 he I 11- Spin t.in l.i'.tei ed '1 liev 1. the shelf, also finally tried to retrieve the bouncing hall, barely touched it hen Joe ONeill a me ea ring along tu i iv. er it Notre Dame on Noi thlee After one smash failed. I.

a Danbom. Notre Dame fullback, crashed over for Duquesne's earlier 7-0 triumph crown relinquished eaihei in the i The game developed a battle that bad a crowd of as. OOP ill wild excitement, with the outcome de-i teriMined by the thin margin of i Saturday's Football Results over the Pittsbuigh Panthers Big Boyd Brumbaugh tossed a 32-yard pass to end Finest Ib'f-ferle late in the fust period today and plunged two yards across the goal line in the final chapter to account for the two touchdowns. week by Johnny Kev.ilta. of Chicago.

Thomson, malchid bis closest lival in the matter of long distance hitting, lalhed from a three-hole deficit through the fourteenth in the morning round la- one of the season. red Michigan's season I. and State won. Then in Ma lue.m lost to Indiana, Illinois. I'ennsylvania, -tern and Ohio.

ci ines ojiened the game a offensive scor-, Heit set. the big Buckeye i hack on its haunches stanza. It was a ace following the open-. paced by the great a sweet and Itilehie taighest part of the and some smart passes The parade went cm (ilno three-yard line, naglity Scarlet line men iiosed in on heroic Cedric great senior fullback who i lied himself in his last lot- Michigan. that same show of punch i Northwestern and i up at times in various lines.

11 was a show of h.it caused all rival coaches Hut then the Wol-: in seemed to fold as a it developed, "itni Vastly Superior i.eves get the range in i la-nod. alter beintr out- 'I irqne; te, and ere I i ton College and 'ten. pie. the way they on ii And al" Vlctol MUHKiAN lPU Ohin Hint N.irlli Me piaceKicKeci me extra poim t() after the second tallv to have a eliminate husky Craig Wood, Deal, N. 4 and 3, while Mlrlllir.ni I 1 at Dclruit 7 Arimiit It Muokitimitn 1 I A lrm it Mil lllRBtl VC' M.

lnrv' Lake J-uifhL because Halfbacks Jimmy Piper, and (Quarterback Pave FJplcy learned the grim and not unex-' pected lesson that you can keep losing your best backs and win ball games. I'iper and Hayes, both of whom had been out of play for more than a month, came off the bench to aid Detroit in its desperate plight but neither could last it out. They received further injuries and were removed from the game before their sparkling play could lift Detroit out of the hole. Hipley, a splendid strategist and pass receiver, couldn't get off the bench because of his injured knee. North Dakota, with a big hard-charging line and some splendid backs in the high-stepping Negro, Fritz Pollard, Bob Campbell.

Melvin Kahl and Quarterback Bill Ordway. earned its victory with heads-up football but it is not taking too much nway from their victory to say that Detroit, almost handed them the Fullback Vernon St nick failure to place-kick the extra point after Harvard's second touchdown. The kicker, rushed by the furious Flis under Kelley 's leadership, missed the uprights by a scant yard or two, ending a gallant rally that saw Harvard parade X0 yards to its first score, miss its opportunity to tally on a "1-yard pass tossed by Alt. (lakes to Ceorge Ford, the hero of the Crimson's comeback. 1'nder circumstances' that saw-Yale outnished.

outpassed and outplayed for three of the four periods, the Flis were lucky to squeeze out the narrow margin of triumph that gave them the eham- Vjpart in all the scoring. Shute, having stretches of hot and "i i George Matsik, hero of the Pitt I cold golf, came from behind after victory. Ken Bechtloff, anotheri being two down at the thirty-first I substitute halfback, and Capt. to vanquish "Wild Bill" Mehlhorn. fjMike Basrak al.n carved their the thirty-eight-year-old Louisville names deep in Duquesne's rosterj veteran, one up on the thirty-sixth Not ii ItllltM lljnir 1 1 i.lr.lo iHmit-r Oh, 4'i Alia MIDWEST 'IC.

NiirthwuUrrri I liii nun "ill Oltrrlifill Ol.riliii 4nhn rrull II Ml. I nli. ii 'M l-l'IIIIMII I 7 -Miiiclun I liiilcuia Ki) llmimiT Ill SI. ill lloiki- Sf dnl over Kansas and Missuun. (July a week ago they thoroughly routed Kansas and it was figured that they would close their sciisoii with a smashing triumph over a team that holds the border championship dow in the i am country.

But as the curtain went down the Spartans lu- ky emerge with a margin of a touch-dov. a scen made on ly the first a i v. Al sileading his agony over tha ciiaik lined battlefield for the time, hulled an l.f-yaid pass to Steve Sebo, in the "Cuffm Corner'' for a touchdown. Steve added the c.Mra. point and when the bail WiW be- the touchdown.

that increased Notre Dame lead to 1 points. series of misfortunes culminated in the fourth when a long forward pass by McCarthy to Wojcihovski was ruled complete on its 20 because of interference. This breath-taking; shot was about to fall into his arms when Adelmaii crashed into hail. After Notre Dame was penalized 15 yards for holding, McCarthy hurled another pass to Skoglund who grabbed it on Northwest-' em's 14 The Irish blasted the line going to the. Wildcats' six run Mil iotir I I uriliii Or.

ii aci'lt green. Thus the 3G hole match for the title tomorrow will be between a hitter and a fellow who is hard to match on short shots and putting. Discounting past performances which give Shute the edge by virtue of his victory in the British Open Championship three years iago and his advance to the finals 1.1'Ihim! Turn I'ti'jr 5 Culnu 8 I pionship of the old "Hig inree Xi-hrii-kii I'IMII SlHlf llh.ci. I'ullrnr l.llllii-r l.llliKSllin Aim tea mm Tul.it I Ti'lir. SI.

Ileiieilii-I r.lrn si. iiilnr tletllrl the first and the touch-! fur The victory louowed a There were three spectacular 25 decision over in Hie urnnil neiio.l i I'einol on a week a CO. It COm- ii of heroes. Duquesne's stalwart line not nl.V smothered every threat of the invading Avalanche, but opened holes for its own backs to pile up a net gain of 297 yards compared ii to fiS for Marquette. First downs were 14 for the Dukes and 11 for ii Marquette.

ii Buzz Buivid, great passing star of the Avalanche, attempted 26 7, throws, but connected for only 10 and a yardage gain of 112 yards, including 34 by interference. ii i Duquesne paraded S3 yards to its first score with Brumbaugh and Jim Cassillo reeling off long gains 11 Mi hciiilri'i. 'it i.lnmliin lln.l I'riiirii. iew SI rlh lirr 4 7 ii.lililirn 7 tairrkii Teh. IS Miilf Xurinill 7 I luiiiiliilr Trill ISil Hi-limn those touchdown; ie I lie S('lSon Wl Oil i ou urn, two a Held goal, in the half during which the cl Hilm nisiereti ov m.i.

third touchdown in 1 he 'tween the uprights I' tcaik.d the end of State's scot. eg punch, for the of the re aftei- Detroit team, including the us EAST and then McCarthy shot a sho pass tci Skoglund wlio dragi himself oer the goal l.ne pull frenzied Nortliwestein ta, ki along with him. Had Pass Cosily Against the fast in. a. i Dartmouth.

tility is brought out Captain Kelley. winding up his of the game. The college career on the gridiron. Michigan, :,4 1 yards was on the receiving end of a iiet dow ns to vanl scoring pass from Frank for Zilldel els Nl.l Hockey Standings a i i a i (I llo.llli! i in 1 1 1 1. 1 I Hi- Iii-r ll alliulir I Ill ll'J tin liuiiirn Ill III 7 Itenrcm (I M.

ii.i-lm id lliitdin I ulti-cr Hni.i.i Itllll MUM limit llii-k iiiMin IllMIUPvlu. I iii illinui MuO I rut I rluell ually efficient line, played its most spiritless football of the season. Both the North Dakota scores were made by Fritz Pollard, the son of an all-American who was the best hack on the field fiiYisf Turn In 1'iiye 7 Column 2 -r er live An, I the Ohio Yale's second touchdown alt tallv CO piepaie on cue R'UIIIlg Th, du nul si t. lor ta. an 1.

was vastly supe- lug robbed of a previous med i yards via that an offside penalty. Brumbaugh to Heiferle. fective blocking and pel feel execution of plays by Notre Dame, the Wildcats appeared sluggish, and their ball handling as pool. ua g.imi-.. NATIONAL Pass, I.EAOI 1H l.titioi-ltr 7' id" it In Pii'tr.

3 Column 1 urn to I'tinr 4CoUimn I'll se 7 oiH in it 8 IH IMON Wolverines" Hit. That 7ih bi 7'ip -o ye iateials now are a P.apnb and it cats' ter blocked lolled outside 4-yard line. A sent into t.h Vf c. i Li i 1-. I finiioir Ilunsrr I liiriliru Ohio State Goal Only Four Yards Away but Michigan Couldn't Make It proposi- indicated by a total gain to Miidiigan's live.

I Illl.tOII 1 Heap was dogged by misfortune 1 all afternoon, on the sect nd play of the game. Heap fumbled as he I attempted to jerk loose from a tackier, and a Notre Dame player knocked the ball out of bounds. but 1 He ti eld. DIVISION I II II 1 Ti -wnwij of his familiar line wouldn it again with the sam "Agony Al" made t' Vim if Turn to fnive l'esu mo 5 Vmirli nn a I MiiMdirliK I Murium I "1 liiruntu I sn Bntv kk I.TS i Hu.tnn Tiiriinlii n. dtmilirn.

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Cab Drivers Miss Signals VVi INTERNATIONAL-AMERICAN the second period, when having a spectacular ci'd with Howard Wede- 'hw gained the ball on its -l-ard line. Then the Buck-I on an exhibition of power, 1 1 deception for 7(i yards In st touchdown. 'iiot smart passes to both Capt. Wendt and Frank v. And he passed to Bill halfback.

He hit up through tackles to draw in and then he spread out with passes that were 'ii 'me to the crossroad. And bail rested on the 14-yard Heap fumbled a punt, and Wilke's first touchdown followed. Then followed, in the third period, his touching of Wilke's quick kick which rolled to Northwestern three with Notre Dame quickly scoring. With the start of the second period it started to appear that it certainly wasn Northw estem's day. Steve Toth, going back to punt on fourth down, deep in his own territory, had to accept a f'fease Turn to I'mie 4 Column 1 PI.

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Mirinsli.lil at llavftt. Clrlfiand at rri iil.nri-. back and tossed pass to Cumiskey just as -d on the goal line. Stark 1 made a stab at the ball and Cab drivers who transported Muskingum College's f.v.tbai'1 players from hotel Keisey Field for Muskingum's game with Wayne University Saturday afternoon got their signals mixed and as a res. ill held up the opening kickoff.

Quartered at Webster Hail, Will.iu a i i t.iLi-i.vii.ve uf Keisey Field, Mussin- in players gave "the football stadium" as their cie.stin.itMR. The drivers proceeded to out to tiie Umvcrs.tv of pe-tioit Stadium and t'y prncession cf ea'--- a i-iived at the Much t- tne uir.azemeni. siw Cln giiddors. who have inner be Detroit preciously, thi? Titan-Nor th Dakota game was in progress. (- Montana Defeats Dons with Ease BUTTE.

Nov. 21- Montana's grizzlies sprinted and kicked to a spectacular 21 7 font-bad victory over sit San Francisco today befme ti.ooo fans. The pons euleieii the half ith a 7-6 lead but. the scored a field goal in the third and two touchdowns and a field goal in the fourth. I.EAOl'E i.

i.r (. i I (I 1 IK (I i iii ii 1 a (I "sir lit It .1 I 11 1 M-O II nl i Im ii Ii I'lilillMI. ind-ur I 1 1 ii Ocuii Mu-hi'Kuu is only by inches. kalil), Iiuckeye fullback, i the next, chive from the in the third quarter. Shovel from Dye to Pabb.

and lipping up through Michi- ards pushed the ball Stead- to the Michigan 31. Then tossed an underhand shovel I 'un to Pity 4- Column 6 I Kl Ill I I ll Tumiae Mii.ki.ton 1. MOM) 11 (, Mf M.i.ki-i..n nullum. Bulb saocet ol.miit. SWEET DROVE TO FOE R-VARD LINE EARLY IN FIRST QEARTER, WHERE CTMISKEV, Blt'K END, TA( KLLD IUM.