Show 8 B THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING OdTOBER 1937 3 Texas Aggies Come From Behind to Smash Manhattan Victors Score i Twice in Final Period They Figure in Texas A & M Gridiron Victory Yanks Amply Cornell Piles Up 40 to 7 Loaded to Victory Over Colgate Take Series ii Red Raiders Beating TakeL-WLor- st MillRocr!-Lta(- i Red Ruffing Stows Good Form After Slump in Pitching Thrilling Drive In Last Minutes NEW TORE Oct 2 (UP)— A big bruising Texas A and M football team making its first appearance n an eastern gridiron floundered dyrrmpd the Polo grounds for 62 Saturday and then came from behind to score two dramatic last and triumph period touchdowns over Manhattan college 7 in one of tha day's major intersectional games A crowd of 18000 watched the tall rugged Texans smash down the field to two touchdowns In less than five minutes and just miss a third as the final gun sounded with the invaders on Manhattan’s min-Ait- es rd er white-shlrte- thrill-packe- yaijper’s-170-poun- If it Coton Jones rg rt Caruao Fuffia Krltiglet Savage Score by periods: anhattan Bransom Schroeder Vitek re qb Ih rh Steffens Nesrsta Shockey 0 7 0— 7 exes A A M 0 14 — 14 0 Summary Scoring — Touchdowns Daly T?erst a Rogers Point after touchdown — Todd 2 Substitutes — Manhattan Cringle fitchell Kurtz le Sullivan Ig Fall rg Shamis rt Midgai Ihb Medwick nThbL Kopickl fb Texas A A M—-- Smith Duncan le Church It Turner Rushing c Minnick Boyd rt: Skies re Rogers qb Todd ijg IhD: Mills rhb: Dttfmsn fb Referee — Harry Vlner Missouri umpire A Cornell £—B linesman— -- H E TaneurdamSavage field Judge-J- ack Wesleyan Roach Baylor i ut Britt Young Routt Ig 0 0 By Tribune Leased Wire ITHACA N Y Oct 2— A Cornell team that was sensational but scarcely sentimental subjected the neighbor eleven from Colgate to the worst defeat it had suffered since Andy Kerr took command of score 40-- 7 to be registered the Red Raiders and the most one-side-d for them here against Saturday ninejrears ' ' eiitlmental It its counting midway In the final period At that time the score was 34 to 7 which was the exact count of their last gridiron— engagement with Colgate 14 years ago But the Ithacans kept on and added an extra touchdown ' A major figure In the rout of the MORGANTOWN W Va Oct 2 Raiders was Brud Holland huge (AT— Pittsburgh's Panthers ran up negro wingman on the Cornell team against an unexpectedly stubborn who scored touchdowns recovered West Virginia university eleven Satfumbles and ' captured forward urday and were forced to scramble passes to claim the plaudits of the and scratch for every one of the Ithacan student body comprised-the- ir Holland had some - hefty help- three touchdowns which 20 to 0 victory meets The big line that played with him completely dominated Uie up The rugged Mountaineers delightfront play outcharging the Colgate ed a highly partisan crowd of 18000 forwards on every rush and making Rose bowl Kerr’s double wing running game by holding the vaunted e rivals appear more futile than ever in its champions and Terrific punting with scoreless in the first and third pehistory amazing accuracy by Hooper Cor- riods while the invaders’ strongest nell guard served to keep the Raiders bottled up in their own terri- lineup was In the fray shock tory much of the time while the But Jock Sutherland’s dancing runs of Peck the passes of troops turned the touchdown tricks Baker and the plunges of Rose and they have maneuvered so many Brgwn proved more than Colgate times before by punting sharply could handle for 29 and a touchdown in the The Raiders got away to a quick- secondyards stanza and again in the last scoring start when a passing at- period for two more on long parades tack carried 48 yards to a touch- against the fast tiring West Virdown but a Colgate fumble recovered by Eichler immediately ginians Harold Stebblns doing reserve thereafter placed Cornell in scor duty at right halfback scored two of ing position and the score was the Panthers’ touchdowns and fleet promptly knotted and Cornell be- Johnny Urban understudy to Margan a touchdown parade shall Goldberg left half the other By GEORGE CHADWICK Special Dispatch to The Tribune (Copyright 1937) NEW YORK? Oct ‘‘Red’' Ruffing put the coitvmoer on the Washington Senators by burling a two-h- it shutout Up to this time Joe McCarthy had been fretting more self abotrt-Hu-f“Red1 ting’s physical condition contracted a cold in the back muscles and neck and was prevented from registering his nineteenth victory of thb season by none other than the lowly Browns Ruffing could mot bring his arm around far enough to get the proper book behind his curve and batters were able to take a full swing at his offerings With “Red” again showing the form that made him the Yanks’ second most valuable pitcher McCarthy is ready for the world series amply loaded with what it takes to capture the blue ribbon classic in four games Neither Gomez nor Ruffing at the start of the season was counted on for the splendlct work accomplished Gomez was a question mark Worry over his diet and a mark-dow- n In salary did not presage the sort of action Lefty uncorked Ruffing was and did not get Into a hold-oaction until two weeks after the season opened Will Need More In order to make It four straight Joe McCarthy will need more than Gomez and Ruffing Monte Pearson and Bump Hadley may get a starting assignment Neither is counted on as heavily as last year and for this reason the Improved Johnny Murphy is -- being held in reserve with Ivy Paul Andrews ready to step in should Fordham Johnny lose his effectiveness Blubber Pat Malone and Kemp Wicker will only be used in dire emergencies McCarthy’s reliance on two pitchers to score in a short series may seem like taking a big chance In order to prove they arv the greatest (Continued from Preceding Page) ball club In the major leagues at 13 in 25 chances for an eight-poihits the present time the Yanks must rise have help from some of the lesser known mound artists That can only They were the only two hitters In mean a twist of good luck in that the race as the season went through either Pearson or Hadley enjoys a its final week Paul Waner regained third place but was still 10 points good day when nominated The short slumps encountered behind Mize Gabby Hartnett of over the full season were heartening the Cubs fell to fourth with 353 In that the Yanks were capable of Dolph Camilli Phillies advanced to snapping out of tha doldrums when fifth with 343 and behind him were No pitcher is Pinky Whitney Phils 342 Helnie hits were needed handcuffing hitters like D1 Maggio Manush Dodgers and Ernie LomGehrig and Dickey for any real bardi Reds deadlocked at 336 and stretch of time That much is ad- Bill Herman - Cubs and Lloyd mitted even by those who like to Waner Pirates tied at 330 vision upsets With Medwick overshadowing most of the individual departments Bolsters Infield of play he was virtually certain to The return of Tony Lazzeri has take the title in triples with 17 His bolstered the infield much more than teammate Lee Handley and Ival expected The rest did Tony a world Goodman of the Reds had 12 each of good and his infield play has Augie Galan of the Cubs continued been much faster Old “Push 'em to show the way in base stealing Up” was beginning to sour a bit with 23 to 15 for hLs teammate Stan on the game It was beginning to Hack take too much out of him Heffner Carl Hubbell continued as the looked real good and his sparkling pitching master winning his twenty-sedouble plays took some of the edge victory against eight de off the absence of Lazzeri With the feats Nearest to him was relief Italian back it is a foregone con- linger Charley Root of the Cubs clusion that the infield will click with 13 wins and five setbacks smoothly and his knowledge of playing batters will permit his pitcher to work with more confithan-hla-usu- line Two substitute backs Kenneth Mills from Groesbeck Texas and Owens Rogers from Mart Texas came off d the bench to lead the Texans to victory in a d fourth period Manhattan went into the last period nursing a 0 lead acquired pass from Vic Fusia in a halfback to Cap tain John Daly right end in the Second period Daly made a spec tacular catch with two Aggie players on top of him on the goal line Halfback Ed Kringle kicked goal Manhattan texas a a m Xovati 2uck Joeher f hulha Xaly As Cornell Stages Touchdown Parade Joe Routt top played a smashing game at guard and Dick Todd was pass snagger in chief to play prominent parts A & M’s conquest of Manhattan college 14 to 7 Navy Swamps Army Defeats CIenison S C Cadets 21-- 6 Sooners Whip Score 32-Md The checked the first half Rice a stubborn band southerriers 0 Oct 2 UP)— in of cut loose with a NORMAN Okla Oct a The University of Oklahoma foot-Ja- withering offensive In the later team scored a touchdown stages to ship the Carolinians 32 to egainst Rice in the first quarter 0 before 15000 fans Saturday Saturday and then protected the Tackling with a fury and agJead the rest of the way to win in Texas Tigers Defeat Virginia in Fumbling Tilt in First Game South Carolina School Proves Tough Opposition as Cadet Team Opens Wars ANNAPOLIS Navy by 2 “(UP)— from the Citadel " Pitt Turns In 20 to 0 Victory Medwick Set Yale Defeats For 4 Titles Maine nt l) New York U Wins Over Tech last-minu- te Tigers Defeat Cougars 26-- 0 YALE BOWL New Haven Oct 2 (UP)— Yale defeated the Maine Black Bears 26 to 0 Saturday in a game featured by A1 Wilson’s scoring run from the kickoff in the third period and two additional touchdowns within five minutes Captain Clint Frank scored the first touchdown in the first period 20lli Win heart-breakin- -- five-yar- Two-bas- e Stain-bac- - -- l88-pou- -- ars ot rd rd VV e f i ee ct Granite Cancels Grid Game At Idaho Falls Friday H Two-bas- e hree sin-gle- 8trikeouts--Vanderme- DIRTY PLUGS - USED irarejpl x flubtful-AhethVitb- Hifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiinu v: 4 goo!! rd cond Turner Gets -- 4 long-tim- PRINCETON N J Oct 2 UP)— Princeton's football machine was WEST POINT N Y Oct 2 (AP) — On the strength of one unveiled for the first time Saturday blocked kick and another that was partially blocked the Army foot- and despite some apparent weakness ball team Saturday opened its season with a 21-- 6 conquest of Clem' rode over a fumbling Virginia son college of South Carolina before 10000 fans eleven 26-- 0 before a crowd of about after passing to Johnny Miller from The Clemson Tiger was almost as1 15000 Maine’s 26 to the three-yar- d line stubborn and at times more light' Four sophomores were In the and hitting center to climax a sefooted than the Army mule toF gressively defending every yard the ries of line rushes starting forward wall ahead of a The Sooners started their touch- cadets from the South Carolina milThe Army line question mark After Wilson’s spectacular run veteran backfield and more many down drive from their own Hoxton took Frank’s pass for 74 itary academy halted one Navy bar- since practice opened showed up 18-1were 4 inserted line when Jack Baer tossed a pass rage after another but during the game The allow- well in yards and the third rally and Rafopening holes on offense to Webber Meirell that carried ed one touchdown justfinally Tiger youngsters appeared to have before the ferty got under Frank’s pass over ‘Oklahoma to Rice’s breaking through the Clemson wall the makings of a good but the goal line for the final scoring stripe half ended pot great 'Another pass and a penalty put Navy was forced to the limit to to smear runners on defense The Colwell made good two of the four team Oklahoma on the line from score once in the third quarter but Army backs tries for extra points notably Oklahoma Jim Jack White veteran halfback where Baer passed to Pete Smith taking advantage of the “breaks” 2 (UP) Texas PITTSBURGH Woodrow Oct Wilson Craig and scored two of the four touchdowns 'for the counter and pounding the weary Citadel In the final period Rice reached gridders with a fast attack rushed Pennsylvania Jim Schwenck plowed Carnegie Tech had victory in its He got away on one run of 14 yards for consistent Terry Recovered through and gains the Sooner seven-yar- d line but three over three touchdowns In the final on grasp Saturday but a and threw a forward to Eddie Tine smashes were smeared and a period to turn the contest into a ers defense permitted the SouthernGreets Champions to complete only three forward passing attack sent them down to Givens of Abington Pa for anfourth down pass was intercepted rout passes humiliating defeat 18 to 14 before other score BROOKLYN Oct 2 CD— ManIn the first period half the Army the New York Gain Only 84 Yards Dick Wells sophomore quarteruniversity gridders line broke through as Bob Bailey ager Bill Terry up from a sick bed back the touchThe Citadel had a net gain by Tech final under leaderthe registered for the first time in nearly 10 days from his line He Carnegie rushing of 84 yards against Navy's punted ball off late and in ten ship of its new coach William (Bill) down seconds before the game greeted his New York Giants as ended romping 65 yards After tak373 and made only a single first got the 3937 National league champions for down against Navy’s 23 Only orfte plays toArmy had scored A Craig Kern formerly of Pitt had things ing a pass from Larry Taylor sub- the first time Saturday : fullback Art Frontczak ac- much its own way In the first in the first period following a short pass stitute fullback hajf After having been confined to his counted for 24 and Another and was leading 14 to 0 at interPrinceton found the ball elusive Navy kick' were thh southerners in flip to Wilson yards hotel with influenza Terry appeared who took the ball mission time its backs sailor five times and territory fumbling in the clubhouse at Ebbets field ST ANTHONY Idaho— The St over his shoulder in the end zone The New Yorkers were imbued losing the ball on three of them Virginia Polytechnic After the dence where the Giants played the Dodg’Anthony Cougars lost their first lo- made three future admirals had registered the touchdown with new life in the final half and unsuccessful scoring Di Maggio Myrl Hoag and George ers cal football game here Friday to oses to Tennessee Halfway through the second half stole play away from the TarSelkirk will in all likelihood be the Terry did not go Into the field Jthe Idaho Falls Tigers with a score gestures In the third quarter they Henry Sullivan a sub end last year tans theThree times they struck finally banged over a touchdown came streaking into the Clemson starting outfield Hoag has come 'of 25 to 14 Deardon and Flinton McFarland KNOXVILLE Tenn Oct 2 (UP) during the game -- — the and air each time Three from across weeks the the through last bombing during they through backfleld blocked a punt 'picked of Idaho Falls took care of most Sensational runs by Red Harp and found pay dirt with a verye and batting punch George xf the yardage and scoring for their three up the hobbling ball and carted It Cafego plus sturdy work by The g Oooke and of dls substitute for all chance which thrilling precludes Ingram 20 yards for another tally Near the Auburn and Tulane team In the fourth quarter St blow came for Tech raced kick however 25 to fang back a quick nH nf th (KIJ (u Jn— 1 VOIS 27 to 0 Victory (Anthony got the ball intoecoring the Citadel's 30 in the third yards r loi tha like look Hubbell sand -6a enfjSsee the q great ‘position but a short pass from Wat- - and Wood t over Virginia Polytechnic before Postpone Contest abind“THeTr"15-yard 14 to 12 lead Bernard Bloom for McFarlot pitcher is not feeling any too well 8000 fans (Continued from Preceding Pago) line they were smeared on held a 'eon to Price who ran it from mid' land bucked substitute here Saturday - one who over at started the fourfrom back seat a have for to take the and 1 quarterback may NEW ORLEANS Oct 2 CD— The d field to the arretta fftainback Davis line where " play kicked on the next and Violets faded raced 74 yards for one hits Harp terown into his Torn for Henrich The same Brown — deep Btoien Hack Collins goes --— Stone drove through the line for then Charles Long went off on a buei football game ached- -' touchdown and ran 64 to put the Auburn-Tulan- e 2 Frev Double plas — who while he has Sacrifice— a to be and sailed a ritory towering proved pass Bremee to Durocher to "Mize to J Martin !:Lwide sweep for the last score ball in scoring position for another uled for New Orleans Saturday 4the touchdown Slip Off Tackle welcomer found a It in little to Brown to Herman to Hue Joey Clemson in Army territory 'only purocher In the middle of the last quar- a V P I punt 64 was postponed until Monday after-noo- n Caf° halfbaek-wh- o Bases “ at 2:30 o'cli ' 4er on halls— Wetland 2 Btnkeouta -- Welland tallied firtfie Sivakr again got-p- i p£ one-foanline set for Tech’s ran sailors the and Davia was 4 3 in secondary last Tulane athietio director anSmith the Jer-of a ball subin midfield quarter I and against largely tion score early in the fourth They stitute team other the Henrich other for are There open years nounced because of the tropical Right end Carl Black fgensen after a long pass from Price took a short Citadel kick and after Slvak caught the ball on the and he will not mind playing second crossed the goal line ran the bay to the five-yarain Double In 11 Innings line 20 yards to Antrim older more to line fiddle and over Ingram passed Line-ufor experienced p scampered The stadium was under three feet and summaries: where Stone drove through for the Gives Pirate Win the winning score mem CLEMSON slipped off tackle over the COLLEGE ARMT 'second touchdown Hasoda a sub- Ingram of water McConnell line Oct 2 UP)— A1 Sullivan PITTSBURGH Yanks Ten goal the whipped ago years stitute may turn out to be a good When a Citadel it Blanchard knocked Pennington Todd’s double Pirates In four coming after two the Pittsburgh Bryant Little ehifty “back" for the St Anthony the kick off out of player c i Hartllne Glen Loan men had walked in the eleventh In- straight gamea The following year bounds toward Lwls Home Stmmonz Bkaer 'Cougars rg Romps his own goal Navy got th ball on Vyy ning gave the Pittsburgh Pirates the St Louis Cards went down in a ilbCtl T4 itrrtT rrt7l re ny t the Southerners’ 40 and began an- Rlack Robes In London Stake Race a 4 to 3 victory Saturday over the like manner It took Joe McCarthy HhIIcv Schwtnk qb " other inarch tlyit culminated with Sunder Cincinnati Reds It was the Red’s four years to put together another ih Craig Lo LONDON Oct 2 OP) — Mrs W 13th Pearson rh Wilson McFarland scoring loss and the Pirates such winning combination and the Willi fb Frontczak Loan colt Glen Murray’s by eighthstraight bay Another advance Was The score bv quarters consecutive victory Chicago Cubs were the victims Had won Glen Abbot's and Tennis Teams Clash Loningdale CINCINNATI 7 7 0 7 — 21 FITTSBUROH checked as Cooke fumbled and the Army the Yanks copped the pennant in the A Clemson AH O H 0 6— Oolleg AHHOA stakeb the SaturProduce OOO Imperial Citadel recovered on the three-yar- d O BavU if 4 1 2 0 L Wanr cf 5 2 Arniv scoring Touchdowns 0 same easy fashion they did last Wilson Sul LOGAN — A picked team of Lo Iin-- - but the sailors came 1 1 tl It near If S 1 1 O Point after day defeating Lieutehant Colonel Oomlman ll Long istih for Cralgi would have been rated on tearing lian -- Frontzak O 2 0 P Hauer rf 4 O 6 0 year they s cf touchdown Cuyler 2i G tail Long Loder’s Golden a will placestars tennis this gan Eagle by length McOorrk lb 5 2 13 0 Vaughan cs 3 0 14 a par with the Yankee teams that back in the closing minutes With ment represent and a in half dash 1 an in the — c Lombardi 0 4 match 8uhr 5 Sunday 3 18 0 won in four straight Black Reimann sub for Antrim and Clemson lb intercity scoring Touchdown Today the Ofidala-rRefer3b 5 O O UTodd c P P Magoffin UmPocatello The Logan aggrega-Wi- ll Cooke 5160 Dorothy Padget’s filly Radiant English linesman L C Kmpuri 2b 4 O 4 6 Bruhker 3b 4 0° 2 0 Yanks may not appear so hot At carrying the ball they pound- pire C GFieldEcklei Head 6 was 4 to Glen Loan third as consist of- - Bud Edison ed 35 yards 8 Mera 4 3 2 3 2 that Young 2b 4 0 paid to the three-yar- d line Lohaugh judge C M Waters they figure to win in not more Vtndrmr p 4 I 0 L Swift p 3 10 1 qn City and Ogden champion and Reimann scored than six games 3 7 and Captain-ele— Total! of Utah State Totals 40 33 8 8x31 36 i xOn out when winning run wan ncored ie squad Lincoln McClellan Score by Itinlngn: nates Ed Kropfli Dick Iowa Seeks Successor Cincinnati 001 001 OOO Ot— 3 000 200 OOO 02- Ryder Cup Golfer Pittsburgh sRyan Ottls Plant and Marian summary: Error — Nona Run batted in -3 LomThomas fiuhr Todd McCormlek Myara To Injured Luebieke Todd Leave for South bardi bit! — McCormick The intercity 'watch will feature m Home run — Myera Sacrifice — Goodman Double plava-ia women’s match and play in three Kampourli Myers and McTribune Leased Wire MIAMI Fla Oct 2 CD-T6 Based on ball— Vandermeer s men’s doubles and four men’s IDAHO FALLS Idaho — Ex- - t won 25 to 14 St Anthony made Cormick er Swift 1 4 Swift members of the United States Ryder IOWA CITY Iowa Oct 2— Iowa’s' — 4 Vnndermeer Wild 2 90 matches pitches yards from scrimmage Idaho Irl Tubbs sang the blues on Iowa’s plaining the sohool board did not Falls— cup golf team boarded an airliner — — completed four paseee — m-for an exhibition tour of Saturday open date Saturday as he set about favor— the — long trip because' Six S T E ATFO WER7WA S T EG A S 80 attempts for yards while South America ’searching for a successor to would lose too much class Trial Rain Mars Rounds players one out of St fcation&l completed Anthony WE NEED 50 MORE of Shute Boston Denny Henry Luebieke sophomore officials of the Granite High four for 30 yards Two pf the cause hard starting P- G A champion tackle from Chicago whose broken time Byron Nelson At Links School at Salt Lake City wired Idaho Falls Women’s resulted in passes by Picard of Pa and Play ankle will Henry Reading keep him out the rest Coach Harold Stowell Saturday When your car begint to be aluggiah treat GUNS touchdowns" Most ' of St Anof Hershey Pa comprised the perihf the season MEMPHIS Tenn Oct 2 (UP)— the grid game with Idaho Falls came from 'beh to a park plug cleaning by the AC thony’s penalities one will in that trio compete patetic ’hyslcians who put Luebieke's For Our Rents Department been cancelled women's national tournament to had side off the Aspirants ' Friday — ing Method Plug cleaning reetoree pep end the open— broken ankle back In place last Argentine Coach Stowell said he would Harold Cragg —— salllltjyLwsjajsyej’iSYfisndifkPped i h bitioir atches brtwee to e' pewr— etui aavi at much M J gallon of LOOK "tf anougnat guard Saturday by a steady rain that made in ten! Mora than 70000 Regiatered YOUR PRESENT GUN giant lineman would be able to play Salt trY'escRgTlSTrYb8gamr:at ga In the game to show he will make on the same date if Lake FOR THIS SIGN difficult practice next a one of out new models ’ falldju6i to seriousnessof the possible If it is not agreeable AC Cleaning Statione randar thie service an excellent player with a year’s the 136 entrants a of few Only service etation Any i break Bl special allowance on your he will ask Coach Bill HnH of There’ one near you experience pickett also in his braved the downpour and they were 5 Packard 120 Sport SSedan E displaying it will- Line Coach - Pat Boland said old cun brand o Heatear Ha ' Radio his to Hooked undefeated first forced their Shelley abandon efforts after bring year good at guard Luebieke was one of the most sfmdmen here as did Lowell sophomore who aJewW The Menfyhi"eiuntryj Reolaea worn plugs with NEW — S promising eophomores he had seen 150' ZI I at about end of and clufWtftirse scene the forty-firAlthought 'penalized center played briefly Owner will feet throughout ahd said several players Including AC BLUE TOP SPARK PLUGS 30 Considerable for the annual was title opposiTerm in yards against a plug sacrifice for quick eale improvement Was a play reported Debeer Ludemann and Sophomore tion the WAS 277’ to reliable party lit SO MAIN gained some 300 noted in the entire line which excellent condition however and 6431-Irvine would be tried at Luebieke’s yards fromTigers Call Hyland was St weakened was drain scrlmmagt against by graduation last expected to quickly when for Appointment place j — Anthony there when the local spring the rain ceases — —i -’’A' 6-- 0 ! 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