Salt Lake Tribune | 1947-11-02 | Page 31

- r v-4- NieNmir'A 44:::z vo 47 '104 A THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday November OKLAGS DOWN 'SOUTHWEST EAST -- 0 11 C L' 1 11 12 C itiTr eI it: 1E-- l'i'f' " IP TEMPLE as s i 01 FILILADELPMA L 26 Nov ITHACA N (NI—The J Nov 1 Cr't— between duel ballyhooed pitching Minis' led by Tony Pennylvania Corand Rossides Gene Columbia ground down Princton ruthlessly Dorset proved a nell's (Pete) Lyn 7 26 and to Saturday winning dud Saturday as the visiting Lions thereby avenging last year's hu- cruised along the ground to crush miliation and scoring its fifth conRed 22-- 0 without paying the Big secutive victory to their air arm too much The grudge game drew 49000 Cornell attention to the pregame stuck to Palmer stadium the largest its offensive centered and script crowd 1r 11 years but Pennsylva- around the Dorset the of passing nias mighty line dispelled all Tiger third-strin- g of a week could Princeton quarterback repeat hopes that Its 4 upset of last year ago who knocked off Princeton last All the drama was packed Into Dorset took a perfect 12 the second period In which Penn Saturday for 12 record into the fray but had went ahead 13 to 0: Princeton to be satisfied with 14 for 29 betscored and converted and threat- ter than fair average against the ened a second time and finally rushing Lions forwards Penn punched all the way from its Rossides threw only nine passes line to tally its third touch- all afternoon but he climaxed a touchdrive with a down and rivet down the victory g Penn hack down dash around his own right Mintsi tAho formerly played for Navy end Columbia added another in the made three of Penn's four touch- first period when Henry Briggs' redowns the last one coming with covered Dorset's fumble on the Coronly 35 seconds left to play after nell 26 Jack Nork drove over in Charles 13ednotrik Penns powerful two tries center had Intercepted a desperatty Dorset fumbled again in the third five period and Columbia getting the Princeton nass on the no ball on Cornell's 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(UP)—I-afayett- e college Iturned two recovIL 1 Nov 1 tIFI PROVIDENCE ered fumbles into 14--touchdowns to- —An aroused Brown university 7 victory over football team considered a day for a surprise Syracuse university before 10000 underdog before Saturtars 21th meeting with Holy The triumph was Lafayette's day's Cross turned on the favored Crufourth in a row in six starts 9 aaders for a stirring The Leopards' first score cameo before 18000 chilled fans in victory Brown after Syracuse's Arden McConnell St adium fumbled and Dick Perrotty recovJoe Condon reserve center as22 Francis sured the Brown team of ered on the Syrac-usStanczak then tossed a pass to as he placekicked two extratriumph points Frank Downing in the end zone for after touchdowns six points After Veto Kissers In the second period Syracuse touchdown run In the fourth quarmoved to the Lafayette 23 but Islas ter had put Holy Cross in front 3 Brown marched 56 yards to stopped by a pass interception Minutes later Svracuse's Harry win the game Arm Green smashing Sylvanic fumbled a punt and Stanc:- over for the touchdown Condon Irak recovered on the Syracuse 23 Cam ly kicked the winning point Stanczak sparked a drive to the one where he lunged over with 30 State 46 Colgate 0 sec :Inds remaining in the half STATE COLLEGE Pa- Nov 1 touchscored lone its Syracuse (UP)—The I roaring Nittany Lions down in the final period Let of Penn Buchsbaum crashed over from the beaten State continued on the untrail Saturday combining drive one to cap an smashing ground plays with an airtight defense fur a 46 to 0 victory Flag:lei 27 Hein 6 over Colgate BOSTON Nov 1 (Pi—AlternatMixing mercy with his magic line Coach Bob Higgins threw in his Ing between reserves in the last half but the plays and a fancy aerial attack Boston college out- momentum of the team's power the once-beatfoot- diminished only slightly in the final played a stubborn Georgetown ball eleven for a 27-- 6 victory Sat- quarter when State pushed over urday before a chilled crowd of two touchdowns 19264 at Braves field The Eagles employed 42 players Terps 27 W Va 0 In gaining their 10th win in the COLLEGE PARK Md Nov1 Ufl feries with the Jesuit the Southern rivals and became the first team —With Lu Gambino scoritop point-gettthis season to score a touchdown conference's nrz three touchdowns Maryland ein a running play against the lovas whipped West Virginia for the first The spread formation of IIoya time Saturday 27-- 0 before a caCoach Jack Hagerty held no mys- pacity homecoming crowd of 16500 Maryland moving smoothly untery for the hard charging Eagle lines and except for a der direction of quarterback Vic Tom Graham Turyn struck for two touchdowns jaunt by halfbackeleven failed to In the first period then finished the Georgetown threaten until late in the last quar- the job with two more in the ter when Henry Baranowski fourth quarter to hand West Virchucked a Its second and worst loss of pass to end Al Sarashevitz for the losers' lone ginia the season touchdown The Mountaineers who gave Penn State a battle before losing 1 Botton 26 Rams 6 never got past last week midfield in the first half In the BOSTON Nov 1 rniversitv as weak defensively as second half they penetrated Marya day-ol- d chick managed to fash- land territory three times but ion sufficient running power to never seriously threatened Gambino circled left end and cut help Fordham in its football deernrhasizing campaign Saturday back 43 yardsinfor the Terps' second the first quarter and pile up a 26 to 6 victory for a touchdown sFiarse crowd of 2703 hardy fans at and made sensational pass catches for two more scores in the fourth Fenway inpark did The first Maryland score came the Only quarter oston university give any indi- minutes after the game started cation that it ever would reach when Turyn engineered a spectacthe gridiron big time and Coach ular drive of 77 yards the payoff Aldo (Buff) Donelli said after the being a pass to End Elmer final whistle -- it looks like we're Wingate on the goal line Freshman two years away from a real team" Tom McHugh made good on the t As early as 20 seconds after the placekick his first of three there were Indicaopening kickoff tions that t he B 1 warrior s consid ereet Yordharn nieteqy a breather Ittitgerg 31 Harvard 7 That was when halfback Stan Nov 1 CAMBRIDGE Mass Bloomer of Poughkeepsie N Y a power throughout the afternoon UP)—A resurgent Rutgers team for the losers burst out of a Notre paced by a streamlined express Dame-styl- e box formation and went named Herman Hering and two trounced crippled 62 yards up the field to the fleet Negroes roaring B 12 10 Harvard 31 to 7 Saturday before a d crowd of 17000 at the Ilarvard stadium Beaten only by Columbia In Its Great Defence opening game the power-packe- d STATE COLLEGE Pa (UP)— New eleven broke up the Tenn States football team rated ball Jersey in the third period with game in best defensive eleven the the a blast that be54 nation has 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Ross Pritchard 72 times other He carried the ball touchdowns in a brilliant exhibition for 115 yards and completed three Saturday night to give the Uni- passes versity of Mississippfa 8 football victory over Louisiana State and further his own claims for honors 25-- 0 A masterful Conerly counted twice in a second period surge which gave Mississippi a 13-- 6 lead FLAGSTAFF Arlz Nov1 CP--- at the half Buffaloes of West Texas State The But he reached the heights in college stampeded the Lumbercomtook he when final the period State college here of Arizona jacks mand of a scoring drive Saturday 25-- 0 that choked off a furious Louisiana Charles Kitchens gave the visand saved the game for Ole itors their initial tally when he rally M ism an aerial at midfield intercepted On that last splurge Conerly and galloped the distance to the completed two passes then burst goal to give the Buffs a 0 first loose on a scoring sortie quarter advantage In the following canto Berl Bobby Oswalt's place kicking was West the scoring difference He made Pruitt climaxed a good on two out of three but Texas drive when he went over five Melton added the Louisiana giant from the Holly Heard tackle missed all three point from placement 7-- Frogs Defeat Baylor r f' (UP ))—The 56 to 0 defeat which the Los Angeles Dons handed the Baltimore Colts d last Sunday was the most score in the two-yehistory of the conference larger by four points than Cleveland's 66 to 14 triumph over Brooklyn in 21-2- 1 Texags 9 had rolled down the field all the way to the 17 little Henry Blanc took the leather on a reverse from Cloud stepped back and heaved a quick pass into the end zone to Bob Streckroth When a Center Scores NEWARK Del t UP) —J o h n Messick University of Delaware center says the biggest thrill he ever had was a touchdown run on an intercepted pass against Drexel last year 11nfafter having played seven years high AuhyF and college football without scor- 7 4 A Z1 Wake F 0 21 l'mw'sil- constant threats 110"' & 31 ot 67-ya- rd F0441114 0 - Ti I tfrilly L I With four minutes remaining in the second stanza a freshman end Vito Ragazzo caught one of Stan Magdziak's forward passes behind the goal line on a play that picked up 29 yards and sent the Indians on the way to their fourth Southern conference triumph The Indians really put on a running and passing massacre in the third chapter The period was only three minutes old when Jack (Flying) Cloud plucked one of Wake Forest Halfback Tom Fetzer's forward passes out of the air and streaked 65 yards for a touchdown William and Mary picked up its third touchdown just as spectacularly After Tackle Harry Caughron liant run a twisting punt return on which he scored The two Negroes—back Harvey Grimsley and end Bill Hatchett— each scored a touchdown and were y Li- Q)r)171 WILLIAMSBURG Va Nov I (A') William and Mary's football team played its greatest game of the year Saturday to defeat Wake For- three-touchdo- 4100 -- 9 ot wind-chille- J H GI Final Tally The final Texas score came early in the fourth period Texas drove R line on Layne's 518 from its 195 1 4 great passing First he flipped to 1 2 1 2 Schwartzkopf for 21 yards then to 10 15 Peppy Blount for 26 Three line tries failed and Layne passed to Gillory for a touchdown Guess' to Page who circled left end for try for extra point was wide the score Layne passes led to both Texas touchdowns Pitches for Eight Late in the first period after 14-- 7 Byron Gillory ran a punt32 back to the Southern Methodist Layne WACO Tex Nov 1 (UP)— pitched to Dale Schwartzkopf for for Lindy Berry took over the hero's eight and to Max Bumgardner a first down on the S M 11 13 Jim role Saturday passing for one Canady hit left guard for four galloping 35 yards Tom Landry rapped left guard to touchdown and Christian unidrive to the three Canady then for another as Texas made two at right guard and Lan- versity gained a 14-- 7 Southwest conference football victory over dry climbed over the same position stubborn Baylor university for the score Frank Guess kicked The victory blasted Baylor hopes the extra point I Southern Methodist grabbed the for he Southwest conference crown lead back midway of the second and left T C U with a chance HI sub-root- 160-11- on N rt 70-ya- rd 15-ya-rd - - HOUSTON Tex Nov I (INS) —The Rice Owls ran wild in the second half of their nonconference game at Houston Saturday to smother Texas Tech 40 to 7 Tech threw a scare into the OVVIS with a first quarter touchdown and held a 0 lead until the second period when Rice came to life In the final half the Owls rose up to complete the 9 17-poi- nt 45-ya- rd (UP)--Bost- as sivL: EICti Porkers Rally' To Tic With - NEW HAVEN Conn Nov 1 (Al —Tallying all its points in the first three periods Yale stood off a closing Dartmouth rally to lick the Indians 23 to 14 in an Ivy league football battle Saturday before a near capacity crowd of 63000 The Elis took advantage of Dartmouth misplays and combined them with a brilliant running and passing attack Ferd (The Bull) Nadherny tallied twice for the Blue and Bill Booe converted twice and kicked a field goal from a difficult angle while standing on the 25 to give the Ya les a advantage at Then in the the intermission third quarter a Tex Furse to John Setear pass climaxed a drive and Booe's placement appeared to apply the knockout blows to the Indians But the Dartmouth team suddenly found itself and began to click fumble Ironically it was a Yale 3 and a spectacular sub Ed Williams that sparked the Indians and provided some of the game's most exciting moments Wi 'comb Washburn fell on Jim Fuchs' muff on the Yale 26 and quickly advanced to the 10 as the final quarter opened Within 90 seconds Herb Carey crashed over from the half-foline and added the extra point With little over a minute to go Dartmouth rallied again this time to the three from where Williams slipped wide around his left end to register Carey converted ng 7 lOR RICE WALLOPS TECH 40-- 7 in Yale 23 Indians 14 rd V First doom Net 'girds rushing Net yards passing Fora arils Fora ards completed I oral birds iniereepted Number of punts xAverage distance punts Fumbles hail lost on Itimhies Number of penalties lard's penalired From line of scrimmage 19-ya- rd 73-ya- rd e t to Eghorn S The chunky little man from Dallas bested Bobby' Layne his schoolboy pal of yesterday in the heralded individual battle of stars But even in defeat Layne Texas' passin' man was a glittering standout of a battle that had the crowd of 45000 in a continuous uproar Sets Up Score A Walker pass set up the first touchdown and he took a pass to lead to the other Then he planted both extra points between the goal posts as S M U took over leadership in the Southwest conference race and started eyeing the Cotton bowl where the conference champion is the host team The Methodists broke In front three minutes after the game started and never were headed although Texas drew into a tie early in the second period It was short-live- d however Paul Page romped 81 yards with a hand-of- f from Frank Payne on the opening kickoff racing to the line and it required Texas only six plays for S M U to score Three line tries failed but Walker WEST POINT N Y Nov 1 (4') Earl (Red) Blaik of Army threw 48 players—more than four full teams—into a mission of mercy Saturday but when the carnage Cadets finally ended his black-cla- d had run up a fearful 65 to 0 score over an outclassed Washington and Lee eleven d The last play of the contest saw Bob Vinson a third stringer race 97 yards for a touchdown after intercepting a pass It was about the most thrilling event of the game for 21000 who attended Army's final home game of the season Washington and Lee helpless to gain on the ground through Army's powerful line took to the air to count twice In the first and final periods on long spectacular passing plays Charlie Harrington went 66 yards for the first after taking a pass from Dick Working and Vic Mailer traveled 48 for the second also on a flip from Working Otherwise it was a romp for the Cadets who displayed a wealth of power overland They completed 11 of 21 throws for a total of 262 of their yards but scored only twothee 10 touchdowns through air Army smashed 41 yards in four plays to score the first time it got hold of the ball Next time three minutes later it was 43 yards in four thrusts through the Generals' porous line Three more times in the second backs quarter Army's stampeding swept to touchdowns one of them on a pass play from Arnold Galiffa to Rudy Cosentinb Again in the third period they piled up a trio of scores In all Army employed 17 backs Several of them including Vinson looked like secret w ea pans Fullback Rip RONA'an his underand Vinson study Rudy Cosentino each smacked across the Generals' goal twice The other counters were divided among Bill Gustafson Amos Gillette Jim Rawers and Dave Parrish hard-runnin- Na great southwest —Coach 12-ya- rd 59-ya- rd S o ri 14-1- W&L65-1- 3 S-y- 77 777- T Tex ' Nov 1 (El—Mag- passed to Dick McKissack on the nificent Doak Walker passed ran four McKissack made a yard at and kicked Southern Methodist to the line then Walker handed off 3 a victory over Texas Saturday in a thrilling offensive duel STATISTICS that left the Methodists thein only the untied team undefeated S M U Tex DALLAS Cadets Blast 17-1- - t ) - er c1 (UP) Temple university Owls Saturday before a disappointing crowd of 12000 Stopped cold during the first period the Aggies scored their Initial touchdown late in the second quarter picked up two more In the third period and capped their victory with a Brilliant 67- yard dash to pay dirtin by Halfback the final Ken Roof early period 1 Y PRLNCEri ON N 1 over Lion Squad Sticks To Ground in Walloping Big Bed Penn Squad Runs Wild to Rout Princeton by 26-- 7 Nov Oklahoma The unpredictable 1St Aggies—losers of their A last four games—passed and ran their way to a 28 to 0 triumph 11'3'4 L11) 26-- 0 B7 2 1017 i 203-22- f 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