Show - 7- - ' ' 14 - ' - 4- - 'e- - - AIrAPAIrANe0tewgr'lle--WA- - r a0A-4Ato- ' -- - 1 P ' f '' 1 : tt 10 p B November 22 1942 Zlic d5alt gake Zeibunt Sunday Morning 1 7 "7"D 41 'll 0 i oson CoItege fl Bes-L- 67 looston s 37 0 9 L 0 ' ass 9 0 Spartans Trip Auburn Spoils Virginians Georgians' Count 27-1- 3 By 70 Dreams EAST LANSING Eagles Blast 4 4 q FolCit17 Title i$ 4 -r 1 1 4 1 4 60-ya- -: ':-- ' ' ' V-- 11 i 1"-:- 4- - " - ::: - V- ' ' : ' : ' -- ' - W&M Loses :!'' 4- - t I ! ': :' -- - s - - -- - - 7 3' -- : 41-ya- rd : 1 - i -:- 154p-!:±r-:::: ! Preflight Club ' : L E To N C f ': - ?: I :z : - -- 7 : - 1 : 1-1- rd I I A i 1 - :' I 4 " Ancient Grid Trick Starts Tech On Way to Break Up Deadlock - : ::::- :" :: 7-- Only Two Times k 1 '::'-':- attempt rrerrjers Cross i 4 Yellow Jacks Roll Over Florida 20-7 17 By Sid Feder NEW YORK Nov 21 UP)—Army ' issued an impressive football com'::::::::-Tr'-: i munique Saturday that it more ATLANTA Ga Nov 21 (UP)—Undefeated Georgia Tech t ' ' Mich ' ready for Navy next week ''' -r---::' ' a :': Nov 21 (!fl—A rugged Mi(Coutinued from Pads S B) ' downed eleven ' stubborn a :: Florida of 207 before on Princeton's The Cadets took University 11 chigan State college eleven i : ' small crowd of 12000 here Saturday de grace a fourth touchdown some ) 25000 before :r clawlesa coup ! :I:1:::7":Sit Tigers tumbled the Mountaineers of — ': ' 7'" '11' i' :4' 4:4 !' t i ' was Sinkwich scored and when in Frankie stadium Yankee team Tech' started its second 0 ' '' 3 k 4' in a dedamp fans West Virginia : but was forced to shove in some "'"'"' ': knocked down behind his own goal made mud pies on the Tiger goal fensive football battle wit- :i in of the the :' first first :: ::1: to L' and stringers pass 50-1ar- d line all afternoon to chalk up a t !':AA:r''''s-!'as Florida marched to the on the fum- IP quarter 40 to 7 victory for their biggest four-yar- d r5::-:t: 4 ! : line Tech was completeiiz bled ball ''E : A Mountaineer fumble : ': n Transseason :: in the of secwhich half the first 15":7” ly k: The spree scoring f in outplayed the first spectacular upset—the period midway i 4'-:' 7 ' 7 ended Tech : Florida ' two in weeks ond for the paved the way for a portation problems transplanted "':'-::' ' ' run ' It was a brilliant Auburns — snapped Geor' drive and the the game to New York from Michigan state ''''''4 ' ' in ' the i:third ' 4 that started s i 15 '''''' 4 of victories at period touchdown gia' string I30STON Nov 21 (UP)--13o- 3game'm only Princeton Tech on its way to victory Eddie ' :: 144knocked out what had It After West ton college continued on its bowl- Virginia valiantstraight and The battle served as nothing Prokop took the ball from center promised to be a national cham: WILLIAMSBURG Va Nov 21 and ward way Saturday by crushing ly held the Spartans for ::: ::::::t drew back his arm as iZ to warm-u- p a a more for week than Athens at Fullon one downs N1- -' game three a pionship good the Boston university fighting cold for three maul- pass Davey Eldredge came sweep''': '''''' (—Stopped Geormeets hence when 37-- 0 back of '4400 e:even beGeorgia Morgan Gingrass at Fenway park Army for next Saturday's service ing periods the North Carolina ing around end to take the ball on — ' 4' : State slashed into pay dirt gia Tech While Georgia was go- - i ::::: With a fore a small crowd of 5000 wet shindig at Annapolis exploded a the Statue of Liberty play and Halfback 1Vally Pawlowing down to defeat Tech turned i and chilly fans of reserve backs — Bob Naval preflight eleven couple in attack the final went racing down the field una 20 team back Florida pulverizing ski benched weeks three Boston university's Terriers Woods of Corning N Y and Tom by Il to 7 to fighting to a touched for a touchdown un11 remain and conquer unbeaten quarter n Saturday a knee injury made a brief '1 Lombardo of St Louis—hitting playing their last game of the Tech scored the first touchdown but outmanned William move tied and battling to up extra boot the apparently five touchdowns for held their mighty intercity the appearance jackpot 14-- 0 be' ' in the second quarter on a team and football naMary from i in f early between them the Cadets really fore 10000 rivals to one touchdown per pepoint agecroidnidrotno s1 rfairnaktinpglasice : iv was the march down the field The It tional spectators e three-gamIn snapping a i piled it on the once proud Tiger first loss of the season for Wil- score came on a - riod until the final quarter when Glum Butts pass from i i i walWest Wally to Georgia's most in turn were the reserves routed fresh winningby they " ' I ' to liam and who took the Jordan coach took Mary Prokop the defeat y anphiloeophi: whci piled up three more touchin streak Virginia State the Michigan loping history ' on on a were ball Carolina The the line beautiful Cloudbuaters 4 to had " "I goal it ' ' cally happen figures of this series downs 1 unable to get past the Indian 22- - leaping catch Jordan also added some time" he said adding: " Ws iI : Individual honors fell to Half-bar- k Wound Up Season line before the fourth period the extra point Auk missed quite a few passes yard who previously had been deIlvtIke Holovak who scored Morte Fonda came right back to ti burn deserved to win" Landsberg back who — Meantime feated only by Boston college Princeton once made the only conversion winding upi learned his Cornell football at I up The 'Gators took the bubbled Jack things season a and Fordham Happy Meagher with three victories fivel and earned the ball the majority - ' ‘ )a ' 4 over: "We were glad to win and t midway in the final period ball on their own 33 and passed and ' and a tie was unable to scored defeats of the time that the varsity was I know Georgia was awfully dison the slippery field do a thing all day except againstl on a deceptive double reverse ran to the Tech 17 Tech was which sprang him loose for a penalized 45 yards for holding and i appointed"g Boston university crossed midArmy's weaker second-strin- g pass A line—harder jaunt around his left end O'Neal Hill plunged over for the defenders in the fourth quarter field but twice its best ' effort A few minutes later Walter score Robert Henry added the ex:--t than far Bob Then of by three anything Perina'a charging on 40 a passes penreaching the enemy 7 former Lafayette star tra point and the game was tied up I clicked for 59 yards to the Army Zwiezynski Georgia had seen all season—was ' " ' alty However its grim defensive' most of the Cloud-buste- as the half ended 'Al: who ' done had i two between the difference the one Bob and Sandbach belted the tactics forced the 3oston college earlier in the Florida then threw a scare into runi teams gaining It throttled Georgia's middle of the line for the lone varsity to its utmost until the over center front the the Tech followers at the start of went Z game t and rushed its attack ning passers marker closing 'minutes 1 Tiger Sanford the third period as they marched "J' L'until ' Frankie Sink- - r ' Bill Boyce gave Boston college Princeton collected only seven ten Hayward ' 1 ' ' : end converted after both down to the Tech 20 A fumble by $ ' '::: : :'1 Charlie and wich downs against 17 for Army touchdowns first Trippi thought its first score with a three-yar- d Fondren Mitchell ended the threat-Thewas falling in l' and was able to gain only 48 yards N C smash through left guard The 0 0 0 14- -14 came the run by Eldredze NEW YORIC Nov 21 )' ' Preflight on the ground compared to Army's second came on Red Mangenes' WIPM57Z) ' scorNorth Carolina The final score came in the last preflight team 388 flashfootball dash The third saw Holo- - Dartmouth's Monk Gifford number 23 rips off nine yards for Auburn The Cadets counted half a dozen ing: Touchdowns — Landsberg period on a line smash by Clint vak go over from the three after ing an aerial game to match the Point after touch- Catsieberry which climaxed a 50- as Tigersroll to 27-1- 3 upset of the previously rated No 1 touchdowns but there might have Zwieznyaki mmishing' most of the way on a overhead offensive of Paul Gover2 (placements) down Sanford yard drive by Tech more been except for the defensive march team of the nation the Georgia Bulldogs 26 nali defeated Columbia work of Bill Gallagher at end 14-The fourth period opened with 7 Hank Mazur got loose in the first Nlangene going through center Saturday in the final game of the from the six for his second tally year for each but Governali quarter and Gallagher caught him PHILADELPHIA Nov 21 (UP) short of a score And when 7-after running- 42 yards to set up equaled the collegiate record for just 3 inthe Lombardo fumbled on the Tiger upset —Temple university the play Lucas followed with two touchdown passes when ha tossed vading Oklahoma Sooners 14 to 7 26-- 0 five shortly afterward Gallagher touchdown tomes the first to John recovered it Saturday before 3000 fans at Kllelea and the second to Larry two The West Pointers went 82 yards The Governali payoff aerials Temple stadium Bouley KNOXVILLE Tenn Nov 21 BIRIktINGHAM Ala Nov 21 to score in the first five minutes Temple team scored both both were caught by Ken Ger- of The Volunone rugged via touchdowns its aerials of the game (P)—Alabama's Crimson Tide disMazur tossed two teers brushed aside mann and enabled Pitchin' Paul to one on an Kentucky's own and its 43 pass in by for drive this passes 19 yards n played power in every department touchto their equal the record of westerners 1By Judson Bailey and then heaved a to Wildcats bowl enhance down plisses in a season set in scored in the final The chances Saturday to defeat Vanderbilt 27 to 7 and three minutes YALE BOWL New Haven Conn Nov 21 Lombardo for the marker I 1938 by Davey O'Brien of Texas of the with a convincing 26 to 0 win its last Southeastern confer-- on a pass from rullgame Christian Goverrtali's heaves back Huel Hamm returned to Yale Saturday as Hugh Knowlton and Town- Rang Bell Twice before 20000 fans ence game here Saturday before 'glory f gained 223 yards and left him but Cgach John Barnhill's Vols a crowd of 18000 d Victorious in only one game this send W (Tim) Hoopes maneuvered a touchdown pass i The Cadets rang the bell twice rolledt 16 short of the record yardage 0 a 20 to score halftime Alabama scored first only 16 within Temple outplayed the west- in the final minutes In the second in theup traditional (Continued From Page 8 13)total made of 1547 yards by year period to whip Harvard's Crimson 7 to 3 before quarter fiveThe aidhomecoming play x after the game opened and erners for a clear-cu- t victory first required only then played defensively during the did It on the well as the limited capacity of O'Brien and equaled by Bud ed by the coffin-cornet 23500 fans two plays for 61 yards W1 kicking Carl last two of Washington (St of Jim Woodside Th Saul& and quarters Craft AugustNavy's stadium will serve to dim Schwenkin 1941 quar35 Anderson degoing waA a sudden aurprising through the 14-6)- 1 the affair in the eyes of the na- Louis) Kentucky was crippled by the Tide scored once again In the :ri terback line and Woods sweeping wide for absence The elevens went into the final of Ace Passer Phil second when August's hex ended Harvard's feat that tion fans run two line 28 Temple's big stopped and the counter The second Cutchin d period with the score tied at ll to the Vandy 28 set up the score In the south the Oklahoma scoring threats in the over the Ells who had riot been topped off a drive with i::: I In the last half the Tennessee Rnd from battle between Georgia Tech and but Dartmouth drove to two touch- opening period the Owls taking there he plunged to the to score historic Woods able their the touchdown pass substitutes contented themselves 19 against taking to clinch Issue downs the on on ball took for downs the credit Jenkins is decision With the for it Bobby up Georgia Temple foe since 1939 and it gave Yale from Anderson with but One touchdown Fresh- the score opened the scoring 20 and five-yar- d lines goes the title in the Southeastern in Dartmouth plunging from the ono-yaWoods walloped the right side man End Nov 21 the Pa STATE COLLEGE second Maurice of the Three a Powell Jim after the In conBig period the second period Temple line snagging Hecht again converted championship conference In the Southwest of the Princeton one yard long pass from Walter Slater and line Larry Joe 's 90- The blow came with six minutes and the third period for In the third period 'Barna made ference Texas Aggies invade Au- DA mpier intercepted one of Gover- moved 56 yards for a touchdown score after on 25 yards for the marker Columbia's 40 with Freshman Joe Nejman pitch- yard return of the second-ha- t racing two more str to play Texas in another of the nail's pasties touchdowns to so and he Lombardo dev‘Aoped Anderson and Jim play quickly' d Tennessee's fresh- ing a first touchdown rose up and scored In time rivalries of that section John Sayers a pass to Freshman kickoff for a touchdown featured was little drama in chipped in on a 57- - came after a Kentucky punt went theVanderbilt final Th:s game is scheduled for Thanks man passed to John Monahan Frank Kane who was downed on Penn States 14 to 6 victory over that there quarter despite the fact out of bounds on the Wildcat 27 they had been played Knowlton a took the ball over his shoulder the Oklahoma eight-yar- d sopho-- I yard march to a standline giving day however and thus is who Princeton In made its tally early and skidded out of bounds on the When three plays failed Nejman Pitt Saturday before 12000 spec- more had entered the game a few the threater still for 45 minutes Bobby Cifers triple spotlighted instead of sharing the Columbia fourth but period army drove smacked left end fôr the score and four George Pulliam threw a touchdown pass to his tators at Beaver field in the two moments earlier when the Ells back for its last two tallies Charlie Mitchell kicked Saturday program with these other went over on right next the the point backfield mate Bill Walitis play who attractions teams' football finale for the were tired and trailing by three Lombardo connected for the first An exchange of punts gave Tenlater Governali passed was standing on the goal line Purdue and Northwestern of the 38 A minute season of this a with pair nessee the ball on Kentucky's 49 to Germann who raced points as the result of an Temple guarded its precious lead Western conference conclude their 38 yards Pitt came back in that same pe- Harvard at the end of a 69- - In thesecond trip arid a Volunto score went Dartmouth and the in second when field the game throughout but goal touchdown schedules Thursday each ahead riod to tally its and Reserve End Ed teer touchdownperiod yard parade came nine plays endbefore the Oklahoma a period again passreopened West's try for conversion stanza His first action was to 28-- 0 Ratalko caught an playing a service team The Boi- ed when Sayers connected to Ray ing game Woodside daring pitch later with Slater plowing over a Walt intercepted made Lenten lermakers travel to Hattiesburg Wolfe on Columbia's seven and Van Wilbur failed from Freshman seven Kenna of turn a 1"': one-foDoug line mildly from punt the yards on 25 ran and the f it back good his placement kick after Joe's pass ikLsa to engage Camp Shelby The Jackson Miss in the coffin corner a 33 Then on hiA first offenSlater to rifled End on next Dick scored Yale's a Tom the for touchdown pass 21 Douglas Nov Mass WORCESTER run to give State the Wildcats meet the Great Lakes for the finale The talented toe of Jordon for a first down on KenThat touchdown marked the sensational (1113)--H- oly Cross easily defeated sive play he faded back and ret 7: lead Frank Saksa's Naval Training Station in Dyche play :furphy contributed the four tucky's 19 then connected with Manhattan in Columbia evened time it first Owls the that the have turn of a kick to State's 10 made threw a up 28 to 0 on in to college extra stadium Evanston pass Hoopes sharp points Lawrence Zontini Whitesville W two to scored water-soake- d when Governali passed touchdowns in a single Fitton field SaturAnother Thanksgiving day ri- third possible for Bill Dutton to pass midfield The receiver was soon Va for the third touchdown in to the game Germann for 34 Their only other victory it 4000 spectators to keep before West to for day nine Walt Pitt's yards valry no less bitter than that in Dartmouth 13 and yards the final 30 seconds of the second its record clear of a defeat in their I surrounded by a Swarm of crimson then tossed to was over Viainia Military insti- touchdown althe Southwest conference tute zone in him end in But the period the '7: and field reversed his each but contest other with twelfth WeitBob jerseys fourth period though the records of the teams are fourth Sayers unlimbered his The Sooners' touchdown‘'' fol- zelIn the Cross struck in the second interHoly dashed returned without State not on the same level is the sophomore goalward a pass to Doug lowed a Temple fumble by Joe pitching arm and on period after being held scoreless in Dutton's kick 22 yards to Pitt's 26 ference State contest On las Defeated Twice 14 from Papiano recovered by Don Mcball the put the first quarter Williams State another the same afternoon Missouri meets where Douglas went the Bobby over in three Donald substitute end on Tem- freshman raced to Fred Dent placekicked the extra NEW YORK—Duke Uinnesota 7 On the Holy Cross' third period touchPitt's Kansas in Columbia Mo and came ple's 44 Hamm passed to Pat counter The final beThen plays was freakish as Bezemes drama the and down came three a point NEW Duquesne—the Williams down BRUNSWICK third N J Nov major there is no one to question the after Dartmouth got possession Shanks another substitute for 31 pitched — With a last quarter college football teams that went fumbled a bullet-lik- e d 21 cause to pass from line Aldo took from the Harvard the succeeding (UP) pass Tigers' superiority Wolfe intercepted on his yards and a touchdown Hamm Cenci for the second State touchdeand recovered a season center and last without detouchdown through finally 93 Iowa and Michigan are booked when before kickoff drove surge and Syracuse added the extra point yards own five and ran to his 36 deto a or a aerial tie—have threw each been feat a feated down Grigas Van Rutd Lenten's seven-yaron placefor Ann Arbor Mich Saturday the Again surprisingly strong being stored Frost ran to Columbia's 30 and ment was good eleven Saturday before 5000 feated at east two times this on Manhattan's 10 and continued afternoon in the final fig Nine other running plays advanced the ju-- t re phy ahead of the gers Ire unmolested for a score 7 12 to The victory permtted year final whtle game c) the yezr The llte date ball to the seven where Wolfe Bears Edge State to complete the senzlon with enuid rict te avoided when these passed to Meryll Frost in the end Greeley Wita de:oat staring them in the! Tne Orange tallied first in the pi — si:z triumphs ono defeat - by WeAt' lace Harvard showed power and third period on en teams added service elevens to zone Colorado College pass from Larry Ellis to Howard Virginia—and a scoreless tie with finesse they never had uncovered their schedules Wisconsin and r i Colo Nov 21 Cornell GREELEY Open Monday 'fit 9 p m There have been rumors before They worked methodically Werner Don Vesper's conversion Mnneota completed their ached— State In(INS) Greeley was colleges be considered blocked State that attempt 35 may ti:es Saturday then Wayne Johnbyn to their own The Badgera got Bears Saturday nosed out the the Miami Orange Ernie Nedvins then set up a bowl for a a fast start on September 19 when son passed to fleet Cleo O'Donnell - 1 !11-1''" t Colorado college Tigers '14 to 12 ' score a with local but inter44 Rutgers on on he ' — game authorities pass Yale's and won and ‘ ''''t galloped rt they played Camp Grant at to second win i in III i 4740 C Greeley place 1 rerun and to no said feelers back l' been have the that '' 7 to 0 ception ' Syrafor a total gain of 40 iI Minnesota played only Ilk' ' '1 i' o' I II' the 1942 Rocky Mountain confer- ceived as yet Pitt ended the season to the 25 1 i Jones tossed two ' 't reine games ' - ' 1 IA :Another pass from John cuse 37 Don yards ence was race The title 4 previousOne to Bill Fords and the with three wins and six losses passes I 1 n to DURHAM N C Nov 21 (2Pl— Anderson Comeford In addition to the 1 '- Lloyd of 1 the Ili ly captured by e to Emil Potzer for the Orediggers ' ' ( : 1 11 game Saturday Illinois goes The Duke Blue Devils smothered Colorado brought a first down on the seven other I Mines who had I score- Bela Rteger converted and le '' —ee' — p 7- ‘i ' v Old Bluea wavered and the to Rockford Ill to play Camp the North Carolina State Wolf-pac- k both the Bears and the whipped t 4 4 6 Tigers N C 28 9 Va 13 led Rutgers one in was bowl under an avalanche of touchthe Grant's Warriors Indiana meets Every great The Tiger& last year's chamIn the final stanza the Orange Fort Knox in Louisville Ky and downs Saturday to win their an- pions wound — OTTESV1LLE Va Nov 21 ()1') tease but it turned out that the had the ' in third and last up ball on the Rutgers 21 football conference were Southern nual tied up Iowa's Seahawks hope to make a reverses for long Crimson players The conference —Using tricky place formerly after Mains' a of runback Tommy clean sweep of all their Big Nine game 47 to 0 before upwards of the "Little Five" of the Rockies gains through the line the Univer- tighter than all the rest They a play over center and Cap- for the kick Mains bucked over games by trouncing Ohio State in 15000 spectators dwindled to the "Little Three" this sity of North Carolina pushed over tried winning tally seven plays tain Ce:umbus Ohio Spence Moseley spilled John- later year when Montana State an d touchdowns in every period to de- son for i no A bullet The Ist of other games of secgain of perfect the Western State' dropped out of the feat Virginia University t tional interest even if they do not Idaho Prep Scorem on account of wartime eleven 28 to 13 here Saturday be- - pass by Johnson was dropped on picture the goal line 0 Then Johnson 0 Fruitland a Nyasa Ore) have fore 6000 fans bearing on sectional honcondition& Notus 10 St Teresa 0 find a receiver and barely er 'Includes Villanova at Temple ie c ' i t got back to the line of scrimmage to Baylor at Rice Institute Tennessee the minute ' Styled no with loss Comeford at Vanderbilt and Washington -r A tried a pass to naJohnson In the flat 14-- 7 Built to Wear today State at Washington sathnmecdt at left end and the toss was right lege's great team meets ' to the- mark but was dropped and for the ocre Holy Cross eleven Saturday Nov 21 (UP)- -DETRorr and the game again and the Ncrth Carolina Preflight Duration!! i ' Joe Andrejco Cheverko's fellow have stopped Immediately It did Arkansas university's Razorbacks Missouri team on the 25 and tip' team engages Fordham in New By Harold Claassen I '" to behind from defeat the one spurted the later — scoring opened 21 play Pennsylvanian sidelines York toed down the NEW YORK Nov (H) t football in the second period by bargThe game was played mostly t 7 14 to team By the time he reached the Mis- early George Cheverko vho Epent moat before a on own 20 center his between the Saturday lines with ARISTOCRAT ing through of the day on the bench because souri 45 he was greeted by a and going right down the middle Harvard having a decisive advan- crowd of 5153 at IL of D stadium ie May Not Go East Detroit took an early lead when from the for 80 yards with Bob Sweeney tage In the statistics of Ma indifferent play against reception committee Antique Calf e End Charles Ruth took an eight-yar- d SAN FRANCISCO — The St Boston to Missouri center a stride in back lateraled but secondary e Stitched Tiger week sop last brought college from Gaels Elmer (Tippy) hinted recently that I pass Mary's Tom Potter substitute guard who all the way " Madarik in the end zone early in f Then in a space of 95 seconds Massillon Loses First they may not be back east next Fordham a touchdown in the final pounded the rest of the way home ( the first period Tackle John Hart Year The report is that St 38 seconds Saturday to ice the Cheverko then added the extra both teams scored with Missouri CIconverted schedule contest with Missouri in a itary's plans an pass from Game in 52 Starts point registering on a However Arkansas after being Fordham has the Gaels booked for of the January 1 Sugar bowl replay r i meetincident Fordham James Farr who came in to reUntil this You're missing something if feu haven't see our smart linos of Woyenberg d bethe next two years and may have ing The final score was 20 to 12 was holding a MASSILLON Ohio Nov 21 stopped on the Titans' the injured Bob Steuber to i edge place to reschedule eastern opponents With Fordham ahead 13 to 12 cause of the disciplined halfback's Ralph Carter A Ram pass ruled CUP)—Massillon high school un- line early in the third period Brogues brogues thI are rough n' redy to tal this extra hard weer in scored same the later frame of Harry Squatrito's complete on the Missouri' one be- defeated in its last 52 football and the cost is much less Aso through the play of his freshman conversion you're giving shoos these busy days touchdown cause of interference gave &lila- games finally fell with a bang when End Virgil Johnson fell on Cheverko second-perio- d replacement Al Litwafourth-dowAids Dodger Coach xpect you'd n Henry Piper's fumble in the end t Although he actually gave Ford-ha- trito his chance to barge over a Saturday losing to an old rival zone dropped back for a Canton McKinley 35 to O BROOKLYN—Mike Getto who punt as most of the 11000 spectathe lead it was the play of moment later t House "The of Quality" I The Razorbacks tallied again V' Is a real showing in his tors headed for the exits A crowd of 22000 saw Canton Litwa That completed t h e Fordham Litwa that stood out r--I t l ref 34with to on six I a a 170' minutes i to f Masscore in and i first head coaching job—that of hand The low ball bounded from his weighing only play every period hailing scoring except for the i vv orndr) N J averaged 49 burst by Cheverko although Mis- sillon its first defeat since 1937 yard march led by Captain Bob the Brooklyn Dodgers—is being fingers and by the time Cheverko from Camden ‘ fi '" tt the ball over As 1161 Iiiii ably assisted by Merlyn Condit had retrieved it and gotten his yards each time he toed the ball souri connected for its second Paul Brown whose Ohio State Forte who carried Ibill 11"11 1–"1 'III' d I line Felice former Carnegie Tech star: Pug bearings he was hemmed in on his compared with 36 for the Mis- marker early Art the third on an- team won the Big Ten title Satur- from the Manders of Drake and Dean Mc- own nine But he straightened out sourians He also completed two other pass Jim Austin to Bert day coached Massillon through Clo lone converted both Arkansas 124 South Main t 411arna of Washington points most of its long winning streak shot through virtually the entire of Fordham's three perfect passes Ekern from the seven Terriers A h- As Georgia's Hopes Died! 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