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Evening star., 1932-10-23
WILLIAMS COLLEGE
SLAIN BY LIONS, 46-0
Purple Takes Worst Shellacking
Since Series With Columbia
Was Begun in 1900.
Bv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, October 22.-Columbia'
~ urdefeated foot ball machine
crushed Williams College at Baker
Field today by a 46-0 score. Ten thou
sand fans watched the Lions administer
the worst defeat the Purple has suffered
in the series between the two rivals
that began in 1900.
Columbia started slowly and it was
only a blocked kick by Joe Ferrara that
gave the listless Blue and White varsity
touchdown IN the opening quarter.
The Lions gathered speed as the game
progressed. however, ard 30-yard pass
by Cliff Montgomery to Tony Natal,
who ran 10 yards to score, started
things going.
Montgomery then dashed of S.
yard run for a touchdown before the
half ended.
AS the second half opened Mont
gomery sprinted 48 yards to score and
retired few moments later after con-
Quoting 63-yard march for another
Columbia score. The Lion reserves
finished the game. scoring on pass in
the third and on an end run in the
fourth while holding Williams at bay.
Chiefly through the efforts of O'Brien.
williams gained eight first downs to
Columbia's nine. Three of the Puppies
we're on penalties, however. The Lions
outrushed williams, 312 yards to 20.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
Ex-Collegians OIL Grid To-day
AS Hawks and Celtics Clash

TORMER college foot ball stars are
r expected to play major roles
today when Mohawks, pride of
Southeast Washington. tackle St.
Marys Celtics of Alexandria in Griffith
Stadium for what the rival manage
ments are pleased to tag the ''profes-
sional foot ball championship Of
Washington"
Acton is scheduled 10 star d. 2:30
o'clock.
Both elevens, especially the Celtics,
have line-ups dotted with former coll
legians and conspicuous in the absence
OF the sandlotter. As usual, both rival
managers, Rob Roy Mackey of the
Hawks and Buck Grier Of the Celtics,
Eave expressed confidence their charges
will finish On top.
Despite the Mohawk's impressive VIC
tory over the Penngrove Red Devils LAST
Sunday they will hold only q slight
edge, if any, on the Ceits, who can
match ti.at victory with triumph over
the Richmond Arrows, previously un-
defeated in two years OF campaigning.
A MONG tho wcll-llnovn collegan on
II the two squads are Wondrsck OF
Marylend. Antos of Boston Col
lsge. Sn-der OF Msryland and Duggn OF
Georgetown. ncen,bcrs Of the Hawks.
and Dick Turner of Virginia. Tubba
EarreH OF Holy Cross. Ed Leary. Don.
MrCann and Faulty Byrnr Of George
Evening star., 1932-10-23
w. AND |. OVERCOME,
20, BY SLICK INDIANS
Lacrix's Touchdown Means Firs.
William and Mary Victory
Over Dixie Loop Team.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NORFOLK, Va, october 22.-Buck
IN Lacroix. William and Mary half
back, scored a touchdown for the
Indians here today in the second period
racing 8 yards around right end to give
the team its first victory over member
OF the Virginia Big -Four in years. its
first triumph over Southern Confer
ence club in history. Washington and
Lee was the victim, TO.
Playing dogged game all afternoon
the Generals forced the favored Indians.
who defeated Navy and who lost to v.
P. I. by only TO. to take to the bright
October air to penetrate deep enough
into Washington and Lee territory for
LacroiX to cross the goal line.
Washington and Lee-halted by the
powerful William and Mary line that
saw Henderson. Stewart and Capt Hal
ligan play great ball. made seven first
downs to five for the victors-also took
to the air to carry the fight to the IN
dians most of the way
The Generals threatened several
times, but lacked the scoring punch.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
SURPRISED
| By VISITING TEAM
West, Virginians More Adept
at Grabbing FumbIes and
Intercepting, Passes.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.
A MEXICAN UNIVERSITY'S
~ first winning streak in two


A. MEXICAN UNIVERSITIES
~ first winning streak in two
II years was uncercmoniously
ended at one straight yes
terday when Bluefield Colleges
mystery" gridironers stepped
down from the mouECalns of West
Virginia and hung a 19-to-6 sinner
on the dull-taloned Eagles in their
own bailiwick.
Heartened by their victory over
Bridgewater College a week ago, the
Eagles encountered a foe, Of which
almost no dope" at all was available,
but which proved slightly the superior
in intercepting forward passes and re-
covering fumbles, two phases of the
game Of foot ball, which were very
much in evidence yesterday.
Bluef1eld wasted little time in scoring,
marching down the field after the kick
OIL, refusing to mind a little setback
like a l5-yard penalty. and uncorking
passing combination of Goldie
Lowery to Frank Batten, which had the
oval over the American goal in less
than five minutes. The kick was
blocked.
BOUNDING away at American us
L weak tackles, the West Virginians
helped themselves to another
touchdown two minutes after the second
quarter opened, Bailey taking the ball
over and Lowery heaving to Pike for
the extra point.
At this point the Eagles seemed to
remember they had winning streak
to preserve. One of the games count
less number of fumbles was committed
by a Bluef1eld back in his own territory
and an Eagle wrapped his chassis
around the ball. Then Swampy Clark
unleashed 30-yard toss across the
field and Al Targee camped under it
for A. us touchdown. Borsari's place
kick hit the cross-bar and bounced back
onto the field.
That one spectacular outburst, more
remarkable in view of the fact that
Targee was accompanied by two tower
ing Bluefield backs from the time he
left the line to the moment he crossed
the goal line. was all the fireworks
American was able to muster Or Blue
field. for that matter. until two minutes
before the end of the game.
THE third and most of the fourth
i periods were spent mainly by the
rivals intercepting each others
choicest passes and falling on fun1bles.
Clark of A. u. deep in his own terri
tory, had great opportunity to add
touchdown No. 2 in the final period,
when he started an end run. encountered
an open field, and proceeded to cut in.
humping smack into surprised tackler
The final and needless marker was
contributed by Battin late in the fourth
quarter. just before the whistle promised
to end the second half's battle of
intercepted passes The Bluefield
quarterback zig Jagged his way 40 yards
through the outstretched claws of the
Eagles, finally to come to a stop on the
home teams 2-yard lire. Lenoir a
substitute. took it over on the third
play The place-kick was not what it
Should have been.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
Virginia Poly Halts Victorious
March Of the Kentucky Wildcats
With a Smashing 7-to-0 Score

the second period as Mills. Holsclaw,
Smith and Morgan aiternated in dTiv-
ing off tackle offensive. Three first
downs were scored in the Poly column,
while the visitors were unable to regis
ter single l0-yard gain.
NIEGRI. who played an outstanding
~ game for v. P. /. at tackle. fell on
Kentucky fumole early in the
third quarter, but Tech passes failed to
click, and the Gobblers punted to Bach
deep in Wildcat Tertiary.
The fourth quarter found two we'll
matched, fighting eleyens matching
blows I'D and down the f1sld. with little
to choose between them until late in the
quarter. when the Wildcats started a
smashing offensive that carried more
than half the distance of the f1sld.
Kcntucky'5 Kercheval led the ground
gamers with 81 yards from scrimmage,
with Ho,sclaw close on his heels with SIS.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
C. u, FR0SH TRiUMP
OVER ST. JOHNS CUBS
Score 32.to.0 Victory, Tallying in
Each Period After First IN
Annapolis Game.
: A NNAPOLIS. Md, October 22.-Well-
n executed power plays were the

A NNAPoLIS. Md, October 22.-Well-
"A executed power plays were the
chief factor in the victory Of the
Catholic Urivc-sitv freshmen over the
fjrst-vesr men Of ST. Johns College here
this afternoon. tn Card nal ycerlires
bowling over the local youngsters 81
t. O The visitors scored in al periods
buh the first
Receiving the Kickoff at the start.
Catholic c2rried the bell to st. johns
2O-vord line. where it WIS lcss en- downs.
A. tho crd Of the oueTt-- tf,' boil wes
he'd nv the visitors on st. Johns ID
c7rlv in the second quarter for the first
scr~e
Catholic added the forward pess to
It's offensive in the second half.. the
toss from Barron t. McGern ccnnece,
i,g fer gains ~ to 35 yards on He''e-sl
occasions. The .Icllrase- defense
crurnb'.d end Catholic sccrcd four !1iore
touchdcwns.
Evening star., 1932-10-23

slve left end and tack'c. wh"-c~--
ing the other backs, 2 and 3, also
moving lsft-conclude an emu I'm,
may be under way.
Just as they threaten to trap 4
he reverses his field and runs, wide
to the right. No. l now is in the
clear on. the same side and A makes
a 20-yard pass to him.
Pass feints by and 10 help to-
make this play mystifying. They
draw the defensive backs out of posi-
tion. All the ether movements are
designed to allow to pass behind
the enemy line unhindered and al
most unnoticed until it is too late
to get him. Tennessee has made 80
yards on one use Of this pass.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
VOL SUBS, SEE ACTION
All But Two Members of Squad
Hclp Crush Maryville.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. October %
CP).-Using e. cry man on the squad
wi Ii the e::cep ion OF Rayburn and
Go-cey, regulars Who we-c out with in
uric, the chesrpicn- bent Tennessee
Vols t-etnplcd Naryville College under a
c. 90 s ere todsy.
T,rnc SIS sc end and third teams
Gs S,lcl through the light Maryvillc
line for nine touohdowns. scoring al
mo at viii.
Most of the Vols stars, including
Eea tie Feathers and Breezy Winn,
backfie!d aces. we're in the game only
few minutes.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
L;ne-ups and Summary.
Foot Ball Tips
By JOE GLASS.

TENNESSEE plays Marysville next
i Saturday and: during the pro-
ceeoings very likely will unlim-
Der a long forward pass which is
one, of the most, dangerous in the
Southland.
It's from a punt formation. No.
4 receives the ball and feints a kick
while /. (tl1e quartart1ack) is work.
ing his way through the line between
his own left tackle and end. Once
through. cuts to the right, keeping
close behind the line. No. now
quits his kirk feint' and. runs slowly
left. This draws in deep the defen-
Evening star., 1932-10-23

~
- Der 22.-Ws sing defensive clss-
;.r, Pitt and Ohio State fought
it cut to a socre;ess draw this
afternoon as two gr3ot grid. machines
nulifed every assault its ri,'a. souslit tc'
,spnch.
Swe-p.rg oct CT the W~s.on Confer
c,lce, tie Buckeye. encount.r.d the url-
ce.ected .ntners-fsrlcd Ior tacir
scor.ng resoutcea-Srid b-tt.ed the sssel
men toe to toe for four socrclesS
'psriofs.
with a h me-ceniiEC crowd of. $4,000
begging fer a Panther w.n.. The Orleans
repulscd Pitt's gtest:tst t5uchdowr-
threat, one yard from the Bac,ieye goal,
seconds before the game ended.
nITT started with a fash OF glory a.
+ Refer ham mered down to- hts a.
yerd line while the game wes but
scconGs old Ti,e Hs!le--Se.aor passing
ccr,,bine then ro. r'i'ctw5y-one0 Of the
few Tires II clicked. all a't-r,ocn--and
in fash the ball wa on Ohio,s l5-,'ard'
maflscr after 30-r'ard h-eve and a neat
run by Pitts captain. Ohios Gibraltar
wall arose at this point. Led by Hinch-
men. their slesfing cer4a.r1. the Buck-
eyes niled up the Fitt' of1ene for no
further gaip.
Taking the ball on downs the
Evening star., 1932-10-23
HOLY CROSS Wins
WITH LATE SCORE
Unbsaten Team Given Scare
as Rutgers Makes Fight
for Three Periods.
BY B. GREGORY HEWLETT,

"A yEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., october
MI ga .tub5orn. Rutgers foot
bsll team fought Holy Cross to
standstil for three qual tiers
today, then weakened long enough in
the final period to give the Crusaders
a 6-to-0 triumph and chance to cen
tinue its undefested march in the 1882
gridiron campaign.
Marty Murray, Holy Cross halfback,
paved the way for the winning touch.
down when he took a Rutgers punt
back to the Scarlet 33-yard line early
in the fourth quarter.
MURRAY slipped through the line for
lV1 first down and took the pats OF
O'Ccnnor. sub quarterback. for an
other. Don Kelly, sub-titute fullbacK,
added another in four thrusts at the
line and. in three plays. broke through
for the six points.
The Purple registered II first downs
to for Rutgers.
A penalty for its backfield being in
motion ntlilified 47-yard dash across
the goal by Marty Murray In the first
peri-d after two first Gowns in success
sion.
In the second the Crusaders marched
all the way from their own 1l-yard
mark to the Scarlet 25-yard line before
Rutgers strengthened enough to halt
the parade.
NHURRAY'S 17-yard run and two
lNl passes, both. from the hand OF
walt l.ford, sub quarterback, featured
the long drive.
Rutgers neared the Hoy Cross line
twice in the third peri1d, but on ootn
cccasions intercepted pa ses stopped the
scoring threat.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
COLORED' GRlDDERS: BUSY
Four Games Carded for Today in
District Sandlot League.

Four games are scheduled for today
in the Colored District Sandlot Foot
Ball League.
Pleasant Plains will oppose Anacostia
at Sc TON Park. Ebsnezer and North
cast will battle on the Monument
grounds, Georgetown will tackle the
Monsrchs at Fairlawn Park, Anacostia
ana Willow Tree will engage ST. Cyp-
rians ct Seaton Park. The latter game
is slated for 30 the others at o'clock
Officials assigned to games follow:
Seaton Park-Smith, Gregg. Blue and
Adams at o'clock I'rigg and Harris
at 1:30 O'Clock: Observation-Disclosures
and Robinson; Monument grounds-Lee
and Slade
Evening star., 1932-10-23
BIG, DAY FOR B00TERS>
Six League Contests on Tap fo.
Local Fields Today.

Six soccer games in the Capital City
ana Recreation Leagues ere s-hedulcc
ioc today on lo.al and nearby fields.
Todays schedule:
Capital City Soccer League.
Marlboro VS.. Rockville e at Marlboro
George Bennett, referee; 2:30 o'clock.
Caitheisburg vs. Brandywine at Gaith-
crsburg-JacS Caldwell. referee: 2:3o
o'c,ock. Concord VS.. Columbia Heights
GraW. Monument No. George
Vounsblcoj, referee; 2:30 o'clock.
Recreation League.
Fark Vi-w VS.. RoseGale, Monument
Nc. 2-Ed Krl.se, rere-ee; O'Clock.
New YORK Avenue vs.. Virginia Avenue
Monument No. NELLY Carleton,
referee; ! O'Clock Bloomingdale vs..
RAYMOND, a. Rozeda'e-Louis Mitchell,
referee; 2:30 o'clock
Evening star., 1932-10-23
MARQUETTE Is WINNER.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, October % Np).-
Scoring two tcuchdowns in the first
quarter, Marquette University's foot ball
team coasted to an: exsy 13lto-0 victory
over Boston College before? crowd Of
6,O00 here today.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
BERKLEY SPRINGS WINS.

BERKELEY SPRINGS. w. Va. Oc-
tcbor CA record crowd saw Berkeley
Springs High School foot ball eleven
defeat Charles Town (W. Va.) High in
slIrging line play featured the game.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
HOPKINS. WINS EN0THER.

BALTIMORE, October % @:-Jbhns
Hopkins foot ball machine kept clean
slate py overposyerdng the Hayerford
Colleg5 team by a 26-to-0 score today
Hupkins made Is first dcwV 70 Hayer-
nsdss two.,
Evening star., 1932-10-23
RoMP FOR WoO0BERRY
Orange Boys Beat Shenandoah il
Grid Game; AZ to o.
Special Dtsuatc1 to The st ar,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va, October o.
Woodberry Forest downed Shenandoah
Valley Academy g1ddmen here today
Al to o, virtually sInothering the locals
by an aerial. attack, started IN the first
minute Ct. play. The attack ives I'D by
Harman, Andrews, Woollen and Mason
who completed 20 of % heaves and
snatchsd three Shenandoah passes
from the air for gains. Shenandoah
completed but two passes.
Coach Dix Of Woodberry sent his Sec
end and third str!ngers in, but they
were near the goal line when the game
ended.
Evening star., 1932-10-23

town, Frank Holland of Mount ST.
Mary's, AL Pease of Maryland and
Leroy Berdsau of Georgetown, who will
sport Celtic uniforms today.
The Celtic Mohawk clash, which has
supplantcd the annual Hawk-Apache
tilt as Washington's non-collegiate
classic, will renew rivalry begun last
year when. the Mackey-managed crew
won two games out of three from the
Celtics to the accompaniment of much
wrangling and padding" charges.
Unless unforeseen complications arise
out of today's game. both managers
have declared it will be their only meet
ing Of the season.
ntRCBABLE line-ups, released last
I night by Mackey and Grier. fol-
low. The Celtic numbers were not
Evening star., 1932-10-23
Line-ups and summary:

Touehdowns-Gill t2). Robinson. Ware
Points after touchdowns--Hall tplace-
kick. Williams fplacc-k!cS>.
Substitutions: Howard-Os,ey. Seweil. jar
rett, Macarthur. Washington. Larry. Moore.
Mcdaniel. MURRAY. L,ggett. Sutton. Union
-Burgcs. Jones. wilson.
Reterse--Mr. Gibson. umpire-Mr. Clark.
Head lnesman--Mr. Wright.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
L;nc-ups and Summary.

Topchdowns-W -Widrn-er ~. Nelson. Woods
Schefenecker. Point after touchdown-Msc-
Substitutions: Maryland-vincent for Bsn-
ner, Woods for Hines. Dereau for Woods, Sll-
ber for Farrell. Maynew for Sil6er. Simpson
Scott. SCI Mitchell for Mcdonald. Gel. for Kec-
nan. creeca for Nelson. snydsr for Woods.
ffor Evans capelI for Weeks, Ward for La
mond. Reese for Ward. winston for Dona-
hue Rist for L3tz williams for Conn. Evans
for Williams. Shordas for Fillmore. Eickwort
for Shordss. ,,
Mr. Mention fLoyolal Field juds-Mr
Goddard lSpringfel6. Head linesman-Mr
O'Meera tGonzasao.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
TIE GAME IS UPSET.

RICHMOND. Va, October % LP)-
Hampden Sydneys courageous Tigers
took much of the enthusiasm out of
the University of Richmond's Home
coming day exercises by holding the
favored Spiders to a sooreless tie here
this afternoon.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
IMPROVE. GAIN TIE.

MEMORIAL STADIUM Columbia,
Mo-. October %. (P).-Uu!verrity of Mis-
souri, Tigers cnappsd out Of their 18TH
argy today, but failed to gain when
gains meant touchdowns and wound up
in q scoreless tie with the Iowa State
College Cyclones.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
for Maryland 27 Bleed College Usets American H. 1916
KICK WINS FOR COUGARS,
Oregon. State Snatches Touchdown,
But Fails to Get Extra Point.

BELL FIELD, CORVALLIS. ores..
October 90 tP). Washington State
Cougars, mud -lathered and water
soaked, trotted OF TO-DAY victors enc,
more over the Oregon State foot ball
team. The score was to 6--the Ore
gon Staters' kick for point was low
An early touchdown by Colburn. sub
stitute flllback, put CoaclT "Babs'
Hollingbery's eleven in the lead. and
the toe Of John Eueanls scored the
extra point Shortly after this score.
however, the Cougars were put on the
defensive and, most Of the remainder
OF the game was played in their ter
ritory.
The Beavers three times held inside
the Washington State 3-yard line for
downs. On the Oregon State fourth
drive for score the Cougars held
egain for three downs, but hsre Johnny
Biancone, quarter. ran around left end
yards for the tally.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
L:re-ups and Summary.

Scoring: Y. NJ. 1--TCGcldoTDs. Minor
Saie y-Sn.th t2l. Suostitut.ons-V. NJ. l..
Walker. Ksylo,. Morehsaj zmrae. man
ITaye.S; virginia, Cutler St, Clair. Har-
risoD. Uclc-. Dial Gcocl. johnson. Finder,
B-eEe~ Abr, mSor. Heferee-Mr. 7oster
1H,-sl. Unpi:c-Sir: Bagley wv and T.. .
L Lnesman-Mr, Chambers Een!sonl, T.cla
JuIse-Mr. CInnir giiam tVandcrb!t.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
Line-ups and Summary,

Score by periods:
Washington and Lee. ...... 0 0 90
William and Mary. 0 0 0-T
Scoring: Touchdown-LacroiX. Extra point
Meade tplacement Oficials-Mr. Msgof-
fir tWsshingtou}. referee; Mr.. Eberts Cath
olic University, umpire: Mr.. Corrington
! tVirginia). head linesman.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
Line-up and Summary:

TouchdownS-Battln. Bailey Iargee. Le-
noir. r,l
Point after touchdown-Lowery to Pike
pass.
Substituticns: American U.--McLendon,
Larson. Bluefeld-RasIano. Myers. Bli-
LnSSley. Lenolr.
Referec-Mr Earl tMiamn. Umplre-Mr;
Kinmsn Indiana. L.nesman-J. MteheA
(GonZag1).
Evening star., 1932-10-23
L.ne.ups ana Summary.
Score ty p.riode:

-Rose-ts Y; Georgia: Touchdown-G!ant
re RsferesE%r. s1l MI s.rupper Georgia Tecn,
Ump' -e-Mr Pitts tAuburn}. Head liriesman
M Flowers tGeorgia Techs. Fed judge
Nj. Ialligan Massachusetts A. & MDt
Evening star., 1932-10-23
.Line-ups and Summary

| Touci ucidowns-uarmsn 90. Monstcd 90,
Andrews % Point after toachdown--wooa-
len %. MASON. 6ottl placements. substitu-
tiops---woUdbefrT. Brown. Tobtrss Munson.
Weed sud Bird: s. v. A., ainsle, Stednni.
Hefcr.e-ME Arthur -. W Az. Umpirs-
! Mt. DcraT - ". A.. Linesman-ME Nis-
Evening star., 1932-10-23
Ein.-Iirs and Sunllnery.

Observation-Disclosures '3,' Downcs' sef-
ron. .,..,.r Sbeuphnersy
Morris. .. -. w. ,.,x in. a,oue.,,
nesscy., Lewes for Msger, GsSovien , tor
GaTn. shsIshhsesy 10 Ms7uzi. Meysr for
Iewcs, Downes for Maxovich. 81. johns
Miller for Gany, Wirgete for Hodges Brice
for Keniss, Kenisei for Reed Rowe iof
McCclen. - ,..,, y-r,-
pirsEMr Colburn tAnnapolisl, Field judge
M Hantske lAnnapoiis). Linesman-Mr.
Eauks (Annapolisl.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
HOWARD J. BEATEN
BY VIRGINIA UNION
Richmond Eleven Invadss Lo,
cal Campus to Capture
1877 Verdict.

7 r OWARD UNIVERSITY was de-
- feated by Virginia Union of
Richmond by "a score of l9
to yesterday in Howard
Stadium.
Union scored two of its touchdowns
in the first quarter. the first coming
when Robinson intercepted Halls pass
on Unions 35-yard line end ran the
distance for the goal. Late in the same
period, long pass. Gill to Pco,e, was
ruled completed when Hall interfered
with the receiver. The play placed the
ball on Howaro's 8-yard line, where
Gill crashed through tackle for the
touchdown. L. Williams place-kicked
for the extra point.
HOWARD lone tally came in the
i I second quarter following a steady
march down the field. Wade took
the ball over and Hall converted the
point with placement. Lcng end runs
by williams end Gill Of the visitors re-
suited in Gill goi,g over for the last
score of the day.
Statistics of the game showed that
Union made 10 first downs to Howard's
7. 2i8 wards by scrimmcge to Howard's
1856. 25 yards on one pass to 80 on
three by Howard, Al yards on kick
runbacks to I for Howard. an average
of 81 yards to a punt to 81 by Howard.
and IS yards lest by penalties to rs
for Howard.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
Line-ups and Summary.

Touchdown-Kelly tsuh for Jef1erson):
Referee-Mr, Kinney tTririt-,. Umpire
Mr.. Hoiienheck penn. Head linesman-Mr.
R.nkart Dartmouth). Field Judse-Mr
Caynor Lafayette.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
WIN TO PLEASANT PLAINS
Local Colored Eleven Defeats Bal
timore Royals, 1870.

Pleasant Plains grid5ers, local COL
ored eleven, downed the Baltimore Roy
ais by 13-to-O score in Griff1th
Stadium. Warren and Armstrong
scored touch owns.
The teams will clash again in Balti-
more this week.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
VANDERBILT Stays
IN RACE FOR TITLE
Georgia Falls, 12-6, Before
Tricky Shift and Well Bal
anced Backfeid.,
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
n ASHVILLE, Tenn, october "a
" vanderbilt's bstser-saianced
v baclsfeld and trick shift that
Kept the Georgia Bulldogs
guessing good part OF the time gave
the Commodorcs l2-to-6 decision here
today, and preserved thsir hopes CT con-
ference honors.
Georgia's lone marker was the result
of a gift to Grant, substitute back. who
went back to kick played volley ball
with himself Tor a while, then finally
got a grip on the sphere and ren more
than 10 yaros.
GEORGIA threatened in the first Pc
~ riod. on IIottS plun5es, bit Kick
insCn intercepted a pass at the
kicked to safety.
Early in ti1s second period Georgia
&C. another chance when Roberts fGm-
bled punt on Vandc-biltS l5-yard Line
and Opper recovered for Georgia. But
Beck of Vanderbilt intercepted a pass
and the opportunity went the way OF
the first 'cne.
Roberts. Henderson I'D Fortune,
slashing at the line and dri ing around
end. moved Georgiar down in the mid
die of. ,lle third period coming frcm
their own. A5-yard line Roberts went
ever left gIard fer yards and the
first touchdown. Bcaslsy's kick failed.
VANDERBILT was ncvec headed after
v the kickoff, following Grants long
run. Fortune tcck the kick on his
is. furnb,e1. but recovered and threw :
lateral to Roberts who was dcwncd on
his 25. A roughing penalty on Georgia
put the bell en- the 4o-yerd stripe, Then
Roberts. Fortune and Henderson,. aided
b. an 13-ysfd gain on a pass to Wat
kinG. went to the 8-yard line. Roberts
went around right end fo- the score,
hut Ennf,erScn's f.rnil.i.irk was low