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Billy Penn Never Figured on Gang Like This! r r - - I iJ : :1 W 6-- 0 1 A Am — -- W'tago--------- - - - - --- c Morn Fair weather briaga'out record crowd of around 100000 for ' 4 fi -' ye fe- -- - 1 football classic t - r at Philadelphia This serial shot shows there wasn't any room to spare - ' Lead -- - ' I-f- 'fr :'- ' - - ' - '''' t -- e' L-- 4 -- :' k4 '' t5t71 -- ''' : :is-:- t't"'' t " it FM11: 71 1 - ' ":e1 - r Cr 1 1 4 - elf-147- - - - Os' - - f '7'- ' —1b 1 — -- STADIUM Phila- eMUIsiCICI'AL (A'—The man- - t' I "' 01"power which had sent Navy into action as a pronounced favorite t ' ever Army Saturday paid off in 'k ' " '':'-- ' ' the second half ' ' tr ' 4 ' Outcharged I a by scrapping snapping -: Cadet eleven for the first t w o t quarters the Middles cams back " togv tiot fresh at the start of the third ? period and never even let Army ' Vit4 ' Viv:i it' g et its hands on the ball until 44 1 they had driven for two touch- It: downs That made the final score Navy 14 Army 6 for Navy's third ' straight triumph in the classic series and seventeenth in the 42 games that have been played t ' There was no stopping the Middies in that third quarter and there was no getting by through Or over them for the balance of the half Army still was in there t trying but it made only one se- - tit ‘ liOUS threat a drive to first down 1 on the Middle 17 that ended ab' ruptly when Bill Busik intercepted e ": "k an Army pass two plays later Busik bowing out of this rivalry 't' 4 together with a whole raft of ''' '"first and second classmen who will ' ' '" ' it be graduated into the fleet either '44 '" ' next month or next June made ' I his farewell appearance a dazzling t one ) ''' k i I P tAs I ' hit ! -' -'- - I 3 ' - of -"r '-- - - e"r--- - i la: 1 - '''' q1:: 44mm— " '!---' iiN '-- ? 1:?" - —or - 444-- 0: -- 0-- 1 z ' - e - -- e a r '' "'" 7 tql''' ' ‘" : :1014'-'- t '' - - Af- -- 1 4111100m51111476 6- ' 4' 4- - 4e 4 4 ''''''' '"' - - e '!'s'Patt1 - 1 a ' ' ' - - 41 k 44 - 41( AIA ' ''' '" - v 1- '' ' Sr - - '!::-''- : - -s- - '''-- ' v ""'4— - - ry AL' - --- '4 v' o -- 1 ' Batas and Passes He ran and he passed but most he ran This 185-- i 4 particularly from Pasadena pound Cal was just so many pounds and Ivo many feet of twisting squirming fighting dynamite that either hit at the holes or made holes where none had been prepared Army kicked off to open the second half and Fullback Sherry Werner of Reading Pa launched the scoring march by taking the ball a yard back in the end zone i and coming up to his line ' Ttlen Busik went into action It took Navy 15 plays to go the remaining 69 yards and Barnacle Bill either ran or passed for all but three of LE Ile M He handled the ball on all but three plays and accounted for the biggest single gain by passing to Captain Bob Froude of San Bernardino Cal for 27 - - throw – — in the most vital yards Ito i rushing gain a sprint around the Army left side that gave Navy first down on the i one Army I Out of Bounds Busik knocked out of bounds on ! that play also had the wind knocked out of him Phil Hurt 1 sub fullback from As- torte N Y was sent in and he I 1 exploded through the middle of I the Army line for the touchdown Then in came Navy's reliable Bob Leonard platekicker from GainesI ville Texas to kick the extra six-foot- er 1 1 1 1 I 's 1 -- GO ehtii -:' tr‘li Z cN - e-- -- - ty'"L''g''' :- - '4'' '' 00 4 - hard-chargi- --- '' -c t ' I ir I ' t "' - 1 - ''' - - -1 r ''' -- - thiskers Hand - " i ng hard-chargi- 1 f : ' t f i t t f t t i 441 0 ' to Jackets') ' ? ? LOAM 4 '' AD 41K 40okwan101010011 "MP ' 4 n4bes0--wana- ' - It - -- 4) NEW ORLEANS La Nov 29 Louisiana State university won the annual grudge battle with Tulare 19 to 0 Satur- and L S U fans won the day for-a- ll fight for the goal posts Leo Bird Lanky Tailback sparked the invading Bengal Ti- 1927 gers to one of the big 1941 foot- being ball upsets In Ms last game for held to a tie by Mississippi while L S 11 and the final gams of the season for both squads winning eight games The game was rough with Tu- lane penalized 130 yards and L S U 80 yards—once 48 yards for slugRed Raiders Tame ging But the fight that broke out on the field after the game Wake Forest 35-- 6 brought penalties of bloody noses CHARLOTTE N C Nov 29 and black eyes for students and (UP)--Tex- as Tech took to the air alumni lanes here Saturday to defeat The tussle lasted for more than Wake Forest 35 to 6 and win a half an hour eAth a brief bid to play in the Sun lude while the L S U band played bowl January 1 the national anthem Fighting The Red Raiders from Lubbock fans beat off New Orleans police ofa fine aerial then beat off viaiting military Texas displayed fense scoring twice on passes and police who tried to stop the melee setting up another touchdown when the police retired The the air Another touch- - ging eased up when shouting L S U down was tha result of an inter- - fans brought down the Tulane goal cepted Wake torest pass A crowd posts of 7000 saw the game 044 t-- Tigers Squelch T tilane 1940 With the Georgia Tech line set to stop him Sinkwich completed - 13 out of 23 tosses for 171 yards and picked up numerous gains on the ground Tech never threatened the Georgia goal and after the 'scoreless first period it was just a question of how large the score would be made 12 first downs to seven for Tech Georgia to wa (UP)--Underd- since g- i i 4 -a- i t Georgia- Scuttles k $41 '' - a ng 'AiP -- " - Utah Places Four Men on Tribune Grid Ch First S tring Att-Sta- r -- - t( : ll - A ‘ 1 as' - pe - 7-- A '0 - I ' Sopners 6 Setback 4 ' s : I i t(e1 Q z i t - - n co --- i 'k"--- — s' -- -- -- - r a9ard 1 '- - - t 3 ''' - '''VA'v 00 o' 4 ' '41 "- ' :frZ ' 14$1 ht'Itt"trf 4 - I It V 1 OXFORD Miss Nov 29 (LT) KNOXVILLE Tenn Nov 29 — Tennessee's (UP) sophomore —Mississippi State struck with a - fe:'14 xi a line long with backs I i ' eto blasted Vanderbilt Cr helping right run by Jennings Moates to score "' k '' i 1C i a a touchdown in the second period' out bowl of with hopes Saturday 1iti (46WrIPP 26 to 7 victory in the annual game Saturday and defeated University between the Southeastern confer- of Mississippi 6 to O ti1Nex 11- -' le ence rivals The win over the old rivals was ' Sophomore Bud Hubbell scored only part of the victory for it gave trtwice for Tennessee while Sopho- Miasissippi State the Southeastern ‘ mores Walter Slater and Bobby conference championship and a 0 - 'Et 4 Cifers tallied one apiece probable bowl bid State is undet7 fo feated although tied once in conscore in lone Vanderbilt made its ''s4 ' i i ference gamea Jrt Its only defeat Rob-lin' ' g 4 the final period with Bernie was at the hands of Duquesne 4":111rt ' 24 Tenneasee from the racing The largest crowd in Mississippi 4"' of'0644i'''' 1 to the two where Jack Jenkins 41w' football history 26000 saw the I plunged across and kicked the kyY game point State The statistics showed that the lineA powerful r — opened the path for the vic1 team defeated Vanderbilt favored a r" '"' Time and again Mississippi i 'a 41 only once before this year could tory led by their great back little Junto seven to downs make first only t Tennessee's 15 Tennessee gained itovious drove into scoring ter) li) 173 yards rushing to Vanderbilt's ritory only to have the State line we ire and stop them cold 35 149 by passes to Vandy's tighten ' C! lone touchdown of the garne The ill4eA" 100 andyards - i?' 13 to passes completed was a lightning-lik- e blow by the Vand3r's 10 team In the second quarter e 1? Slater carried the ball eight State In two quick strokes State covtimes for 49 yards gained ' ered 70 yards for the score State et A101''' A'''' ' 0' took the ball on their own 30 and a 44 '1' ' '' 44 Wohner completed a pass to Davis ''4 i at midfield Davis raced to the I C44 '1 Mississippi 10 but the play was i 21 0 - wot No called back to the 39 where ha i t 440 s Ga Nov 29 (UP) had stepped out of bounds ATLANTA I — ' A i ' Ar' ' ' ''' 4 '':44 After a line play had failed to Sinkwich Flaming Frankie v Quarterback Moates sneaked playing one of the great games of gain t1 over his left guard and scampered career his three touchdown shot ''' '4041A' i 4(41 N for to lead Georgia 39 yarda down the sidelines to passes Saturday i ife44''' " 1 : to a 21 to 0 victory over Georgia the winning touchdown ' e4 i ' A: yoofie i Tech in their annual classic before :xulti' 0 ei cit : i --"----- --I fr- '- ' 37 ' o ' 0 ' ‘1- ::—11V30146141E31110 4116‘617:7-- 4' - '' '' - 't li () '''41460 ''f IIP- or 1 fr ::' 7 ' -iii2: I P r i " ''' t I F t -- s ': itg - s':' i 4 !'1 Bowl Hopes Of Vandy 26-- 7 - ' tt- ''- "-- ‘ 4"' ' gi to mosormaw e 1-- - Orr ' - '' i 16itV - --0 3 -4- 4711k a- ! t - mr - - t Staters Strike Through Air To Cop Title Vols Shatter is:0 -0- By Bill Boat 4 tiwir Itc:---4- - - b ti d 1 I '1 Ai" ":11111110140 f- t t3 II - f t h IJ fF ti - ) 'k l (14 - 11 - t" ft ''''''-f- A f1 ' t' 4 rT7 111 yAr - 1 -- t7 t- ' - ' irir '- 'i'1r''-tti'- i l'''7- '4141itif 71h 4''' ‘ 4 ' 7L1 1 " y"'" -- ''' - I - - --- - -- - i 7 In First Half 1 — Wforft 7 - Cadets Capture 1 wesmwaso ft -- Army-Nav- y I '''VqawoV4V''''ctr'zir'irqeKwtrAqbv November 30 1941B 11 1 i - - k é Tfribunt — 1 - 4 i g - - — sr be Dalt Sunday Morning 1 w Ap Accurate Tt Gives 15-1- 3 lt-bi- r free-Georg- ia enabled Victory (Continued from Pane ball on a team that had plenty of dians Hansen has always been around to do it LINCOLN Neb Nol 29 (R— ed az a great prospect when the ups and downs FORT WORTH Texas Nov 29 season more and he has opened A touchdown rtm by a Captain Chick Hansen of Utah Big Faorite (UP)—Texas Christian and South- lived up to expectations is the other popular choice at substitute fullback and a tackle's than n Methodist put on a dazzling er B Y Nilsén Reed U of had hasn't Gus Shannon another guard Hansen was a reserve last a bad accurate placekick gave Nebraska more earned a post on thesophoforward season all he's and passing show Saturday first year but as captain he blossomed game a 7 to 6 victory over Oklahoma eleven for his fine play with the out into a topnotch Nilteam each center the favorite at and getting two touchdowns big performer Colorado crew He is hailed as one one of the best guards in the cir- sen has been a power in backing as the result of long aerials but Saturday the finest first-yea- r players cuit He has had Iv brilliant year It also gave Nebraska a tie with of up the line but he has also been T C U had "victory insurance" In ever to show up at C U and he When there has been any tackling d Oklahoma for second place in the has played consistently great foot- - or field Inextremely valuable as a defender the form of a to be done for the blocking havteam Six each 13 conference 15 to won Big goal and against passes T C Us great This combination gives the ing won three conference games Kyle Gillespie andw111---lost two Abel Gonzales and of Utah quarterback championship University :1st cu up TY illy ne Blue WWI M S on an U for the substitute accounted first four players squad a Jack Jacobs' pass out of the eleven with three from Brigham all of the touchdowns with their air on the dead run in the second period angled out from middaring passes but Frank Young university which tied with long a T C U halfback Medanich field to the sideline and raced 70 second Leon Denver for Only PITTSBURGH Nov 29 (UP)— ' NEW YORK Nov 29 (UP) — Diner of Denver field goal in the the top kicked a yards with the Sooners making gained only a desperate grab for hint The Pitt Panthers closed their Fordham's hot and cold football squad He was the most consistent third quarter that provided the Tackle Vic Schleich sent the extra-poi- football season Saturday with a team finished the season on a player on a team that had great winning margin Marquette Topples f kick through the middle of 27-- 0 victory over weak Carnegie State Pounds Penn success fair but possibilities only note torrid 28-1- 3 smacking by Saturday g the uprights Iowa State Colorado's team Tech before 19099 fans at Pitt over a Oklahoma kicking off and !lever stadium Gamecocks 19 to 12 subpar New York univer- - placed two and Colorado State one of MILWAUKEE Wis Nov 29 Denver with the best defensive letting Nebraaka get possession Led their senior halfbacks ' sity eleven in their annual game S 29 Nov C COLUMBIA the ball in Sooner territory dur- Edgar by team 9 to in 30 (UP)—Halfback the three the Yankee stadium at Jimmy Richardleague placed (Special Delivery) Jones (UP)—Penn State overpowered a son scoring two touchdcrwns and The triumph gave Fordham men on the second team all lineing the initial period scored in and Bill Dutton of Weston W Va HOIJSTON Texas Nov 29 lighter South Carolina eleven Sat- passing for another led Marquette the last seconds of the quarter the Panthers pushed over four seven victories against one loss men recognizing four of the PioThe Sooners started their touch- touchdowns in the last three —the 13-- 0 upset by Pitt—and left neer linemen as topnotchers as it (UP)—The Rice Institute football urday 19 to 12 before 12000 in university to a 3 victory over team Saturday defeated Baylor the final game of the year for Iowa State college Saturday bedown march from the Nebras- norindA aftir Torh held them the Rams as a serious contender should be t 28 to 14 before 14000 fans and both teams point 42 fore 8000 fans It was the season's ka New Year's bowl in fora game the day quarter As Best Offensive Once more Army kicked offand in a remained the for Lions time The finale for both teams struck the first running Mathews Orv Y After a was N Ut final for spun the gun I once more Navy drove straight tie in the Southwest they' got the ball going 54 yards the middle tor a first best offensive third-plac- e Utah far the welcome relief from a disastrous Completing three push in six by through down the field 68 yards this time down on the Husker 31 Jacobs for a touchdown: and after that tries Richardson closed the 1941 crew in the league has three backs conference race season saw e Violets which h t Slate Cadets Nine In 13 plays and a harmful penalty Rice ran up its the outcome was seldom in doubt season with a 637 percentage of to W G Lamb on the 16 trampled seven straight times aft- on the first or second teams on Army Busik started the drive passed Four B Y U linemen are placed lead in the second and third pe- The heavier Penn Staters Jacobs and Mathews slipped Games Next Year er winning their first two games completed passes which college runback of through the line to the four then 211 to 103 and statisticians claimed vras SLII unrolling with a on the two honor squads which riods and when Coach Jess Neely Carolina score the the Despite lopsided the kick-oand by carrying the Joe started wide around WEST POINT Nov 29 1215— crowd of 31000 smallest at a Indicates where the real strength sent in a team of subs and sopho- made 18 first downs to the Game- official record in college football ball into the tiring Army line on end Golding in sharply and sidestepped Army's 1942 football team will Fordham-cut Y U game in seven I was on the "Y" team Two backs mores in the fourth period Baylor cocks' five In the air Penn State He was successful with 58 out of three of the next five plays helped two Huskers en route to the goal 15 attempts 91 passes for a net gain of 536 e quickly put over two touchdowns completed 10 out-Ashare of thrills 'in are also honored a its schedule years got play meeting take it just beyond midfield ran back in the 150 Neely regulars The 1941 for Haberlein the Sooners' Lafayette Cornell Penn and V P I the second period when the Violets Jack yards yards aggregation He was getting a bit groggy by g came in for at home the Army Athletic asso- got up off the floor after trailing stacks up on a par with just about and they took command until the expert this time so Coach Emery E the try at pcint His kick was ciation announced 12-- 0 and scored a touchdoivn and any teams that have been selected gun Saturday (Swede) Larson sent in rewide V P and Cornell I safety and just missed another in the circuit Lafayette Howie Clark of San Pedro Cal to 1412001177 V M I and West touchdown by one foot The New Citadel the -- place I la t' Yit I 1744 ! 1 e e I 1 k 41 relieve him Clark a speedster comeback ' r made York U's game Virginia --i supposedly had hurt his knee sethe halftime score Fordham 12 Salida Crew Gains The schedule: 44k - October 3 riously in Fridays final workout Army-Nav- y i 10 Cor- N Y U 9 - Lafayette: AOI! 1 He show didn't The time first difit Colorado was second a Finals 17 New But the York nell half Columbia at i13 t I 1 they gave him the ball he went 31 fe rent story 24 Rams The ti started Cambridge I for four yards and the thhd time i LAS ANIMAS Colo Nov 29 OILED -d kick1 Penn Novembat 7 Notre Dame rolling on the - : 43s he took it he almost duplicated BOULDER Colo Nov 29 :012N I 14 Virginia Tech off had one touchdown in a min- - (UP)—After playing to a scoreYork New at DELPHI A Nov 29 Busik's touchdown-preparin- g (UP) — Negotiations reportedly play I ?KRA at Princeton and ut e and turned the game into a less tie with Las Animas high I are ' - of the ArtnyNavy game: - Af' AA0 in progress for the Universchool Salida Saturday picked up by turning the Cadet left flank for final whistle Navy 29 Navy at Philadelphia before !rout Army the ' LI Li 'Li '''1 1 Li '‘L1 7 13 Downs team First d 15 yards to the of to :: Colorado football line c4 i the most yardage in six extra-triesity Yards gained rushing (net) 19 ' 111 ) t ale ' a meet Indiana in 0 ' I 0 won ' a Forward 14 university and decision and the -paws attemptad Halt Drtvea - 2: r" 7 t I Forward passes completad 3 at t '' 1 7 P ' to meet Fort Collins for the aeries of games starting "in 3 right gained by 1"7""1 — ' ' 1943 sources This time it took more than one Yards or 1944" reliable UM i i — 17 91 state passes title tfks1) 1i r i - - i to go over Army halted Yards Lost attempted forward — k— LA to Colorado high here indicated Saturday night 0 According t‘lay L i— 1 l and Clark in two cracks roPrtatital bassos intercepted by The move which assertedly I school rules when two teaMs play All-St- ar runback of at the line and seemed to get a Yards gained to a deadlock in a playoff series was launched several weeks ago 7 passes I average (from scrimlift out of a five-yaeach is permitted six additional constitutes another step In Colopenalty on Punting 46 405 mage) All-Sta90 125 Navy It wasnt any help though gTotal yards kicks returned plays The team making the most rado's invasion of the nation's '41 Tribune for 1 2 fumbles recovered for on the next play Clark start- OPPonents "big time" football camps The yardage in the six plays wins a 0 40 10 Yards lost by penalties Second Team First Team first advance into the Big Ten 3E—Includes punts and kielitffs decision ing to his right aa if to pass sudFor complete satisfact I 0 n le Stan Hendrickson C U Mike Mills 11 U conference was arranged last denly wheeled in his tracks and It wear Buckhect Ski Boots Garth Chamberlain B Y U year when the Buffaloes were outsprinted the Army defenders Floyd Spendlove Utah to the far lefthand corner LeonNorthwestern matched for with Occidental Smears Carl DeTemple Denver Gus Shannon Colorado Ig made by the world' s finest a game in October of 1943 ard came in for his one play and U B Bert Utah Davis Reed 14-1was believed likely that the bootmakers Correet styling made it good It Colorado College 3 14 Chick Hansen Utah Sam Merrill Utah State Indiana negotiations are aimed rg That was Just about it except Buckhect construcfamous e al1943 in a 29 (UP) also toward Nov LOS Don for one Denver drive by Army U B ANGELES Carlson Ken rt Bird game 4BOSTON Nov 29 tion for maximum comfort Hank from the Navy: kick-o- ff re Bob Hogan Denver — Occidental college sprung a though university officials would out- Deon Diner Denver was Boston college swivel-hippe- d Mazur Army's hard fighting triple halfback George not confirm the report and service Dee Chipman B Y U most of the way but staged Paul McClung Colorado qb 3 For several years Colorado threat from Lowell Mass set that classed On the Colorado college Jenings touchto a a brilliant Bell hb Utah tally State e Utah rally Mary boun35 Jenin motion with a runback of has been the team and Spector football hay extending Saturday down with 90 seconds left and debb Huck Adelt Utah ings was enough of a margin to daries of its gridiron activities yards to his 41 Many Styles for Ladies and 3 before Gay Adelt Utah 14" Cross 0 Interference on a Mazur pass feat Holy Texas both —this a win Californians the Men priced— year meeting Dean Gardner B Y U give lb Lewis Dent C S C in 40000 fans the about Saturday 35 bowl to moved the ball the Navy and Missouri both leading 334 Honorable mention: Jim Stinnett C S C Le Grande Gregory in a scoring spree renewal of their JesIn the past the and a Mazur aerial to Sophomore thirty-eight- h contenders Tibuit Colorado Ted Woodward Utah Dick Utah rivalry Wayne Page S L71)95 Buffaloes have competed in Ralph Hill of Santa Fe N M Fullback Ted Williams racing betts B Y U ends to u C S C Jack Moore Utah Texas Mines Wins nuMancha carried it to the 17 But there over creditable fashion Larry against the same field on which a State I two plays later Mazur was rushed merous 13 Y U foes Al Owen Dixon tackles Colorado Oliver Lloyd i EL PASO Texas Nov 29 (— i player of the same name far to the side lines in trying to baseball the bat- Lokane Wyoming L Witcosky Colorado State Glen Sorensen A touchdown scored in the last American ! league gained desone a in off threw pass get the N C State Wine -championship twisted and Utah State Max Jordan Denver plaza& Ralph Maughan Utah two minutes of 0play gave over -' I 1 peration and saw Busik inter- ting decision h Brotz- Texas Miners a spun 22 yards for a Don Dick Denver A Utah of Ski Jim State Fit pistorius9 Murray cept your it WILLIAMSBURG Va Nov 29 i ' (17:-7the Flagstaff Lumberjacks Saturon a reverse that beL:" I If it was all Navy with 203 of touchdown is Boots Bob all centers Colorado Bob Colorado man and State imporMoninger C for(L113)—N States fuddled the tired Crusader outweighed day Its 256 yards soma1A ‘661 in the second tant We stock plen- i i t Gifford Denver Herman lAnghurst B Y U George Wing Price completed 16 of 28 passes underdog Wolfpack defeated WilI half it was equally all Army ward& ' narrow of 4 widths i 4Sat13 0 ty to i I liam here 189 and ball for and carried the Halfback Maznicki Then Frank Glen B Shadow Y Peterson' Mary U Woody Utah yards Wyoming I Ray with 119 of its 187 in the first &lid In men's both knocked Indians 19 16 and the Miners times The for urday yards ' In the second quarter though closed his college career by calmly Iledgeeock Colorado Fred Allen Utah State Jack Mecham ladles' models the extra point from place- Utah Vern Lockard Colora4lo and Chet Maeda Colorado State gained 155 rushing against Flag- out of a tie with Duke for the i Army went to work It had lost booting I ment to earn Boston college its staffs 156 207 passing against Southern confrrence champion' runback Johnny Hatch of Fort seventh backs win in 10 start& EMINEINEESIMENNEEM ship Flagstaffs 79 somuntbst os tailowtne Paz) 70-ya- rd 31-ya- rd ' inter-possib- le third-perio- 1- Pitt Smashes M Rams lIefent - rd Techq 270- 333 309 NYU slug-throu- I 23-ya- rd I 1 gh '' - nt I I fourth-standin- Rice Conquers Baylor 28d4 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