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Evening star., 1935-11-10
Line-ups and Summary.
Notre Dame Only Team to Slip From Group
Of Major Contenders for National Laurels

west by downing Oklahoma A. and M.
300.
The South's program was marked by
Southeastern Conference victories tor
Louisiana State. Georgia and Auburn.
L. S. u. beaten only by Rice this year
buried Mississippi State, 28-13. as
Georgia conquered Tulane, 26-l3, and
Auburn swamped Georgia Tech, 1871.
Alabama outpointed Clemson from the
Southern Conference, $50.
Maryland gave Indiana a great fight.
but surrendered finally to last-min-
ute pass, 1877. Duke. preparing for its
crucial engagement with North Caro-
lima next week. whipped Davidson,
26-7.
Monk Moscrip's educated toe gave
Stanford narrow 80 victory over
Southern CALIFORNIA; fighting Trojans
with a field goal in the final minute
OF play. Oregon trounced Oregon
State, 1870, In another Coast Confer
ence engagement.
Rice and Texas won Southwest Con-
ference games, the former scoring over
Arkansas, 20-7, while Texas was rout-
ing Baylor. 1856 Colorado University
sprang big upset in the Rocky Noun
tain Conference by bowling over Utah,
14-0.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
Last Quarter Topsy-Turvy.

THEN the mad, topsy-turvy fourth
quarter opened, which saw Larue
score two touchdowns and Shaw an.
other for the Panthers. Fullback True
Tailed Army's single touchdown in
this action-packed period also.
Charley Meyers long pass was al.
lowed for interference and Army took
the ball on Pitts 33. True shared
Meyers pass, tight-rope walked down
the sideline for 13 yards. and took
1t over. Groves kick was low.
Larue, hip-shaking halfback and
swift as the wind, gave the bowling
thousands one of their greatest thrills
at this point. On weak-side reverse
concealing the ball behind him, he
rounded his left flank and flashed rs
yards down the sideline for his second
touchdown. 1t was brilliant run. in
which he eluded two Army safety men
near the goal line. Patrick again
made the kick.
A few plays later. after he had
grabbed an Army pass deep in Cadet
territory. Larue took a short lateral
from Patrick and jaunted rs yards
across the line. The play was diSal-
lowed. officials ruling the ball was
thrown forward after Patrick adj
vanced it.
But on the very next play. and on
the very same formation. Larue took
Patrick's lateral and sprinted some 20
yards for his third touchdown of the
afternoon.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
Line-ups and Summary.

, in Northwesterns fast-improving Wild
cats and wound up on the short end OF
a l4-7 score in a sensational battle
at South Bend.
Storm signals had been posted in
advance on this game. but most critics
! thought the Ramblers would stagger
through. despite the inevitable let
down after their spectacular triumph
over Ohio State week ago.
Otherwise. all major contenders for
the mythical national championship
moved on without exception. These
include California in the Far West;
Princeton. Dartmouth. New York Uni
versity and Syracuse in the East;
Minnesota and Marquette in the Mid
west and North Carolina in the South.
OF the Southwestern leaders. Texas
Christian bowled over Loyola Of New
Orleans, 14-0. Friday night. while
Southern Methodist rested preparatory
to its clash with U. C. L. A. at Los
Angeles Monday.
Princeton. gaining in power the
longer the season gees, crushed
Harvard. $50, while California, fash
ing an effective passing attack. pulled
out a 14-o triumph over Washington.
Minnesota had to come from behind
to topple Iowa. 1876, but North
Carolina ran rough-shod over Virginia
Military. $50.
Marquette struck early to down
Michigan State, 1877, but Syracuse had
to overcome 20 deficit to score over
Columbia, l4-2. Dartmouth and New
York University won by one-sided
scores, the former topping william and
Mary. 34-0, while N. Y u. was routing
City College of New York, $50.
Although crowds of $4,000 and 49,
900 watched the California Washing
ton and Princeton Harvard contests,
the days record in that respect went
to Philadelphia, where $4,000 saw Navy
take advantage of the breaks to whip
Penn, 1870.
At Pittsburgh $4,000 were in the
stands as Pitt uncorked a brilliant
hree-touchdown rally in the final
quarter to trounce Army, 1876. About
SO. 900 were on hand as Fordham bat
tied st. Mary's Gaels to TT draw
Form went completely by the boards
In the Middle West as Wisconsin
scored over Purdue, 80: Illinois con-
quered Michigan. 80, and Ohio State
had to overcome q 1870 lead to tcp
Chicago's Maroons, led by Jay Ber-
wanger, 20-13.
Nebraska clinched the Big Six crown
with o 1918 verdict over Kansas. De-
troit crushed Bucknell, $50, but Du-
quesne gave the East an even break
In international combat In the Md
Evening star., 1935-11-10
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Soccer

TODAY.
Soccer.
Heurich Brewers VS.. Canton,
Benning Field, 2:30.
Sun Radio VS.. Silver Spring, Sill
yer Spring, 2:30.
Mitchell Bros. vs.. Occoquan, Oc-
coquan, Va. 2:30.
Littoria VS.. Sabaudia, Rosedale
Playground. 2:30.
TOMORROW.
Foot Ball.
Cardozo VS.. Dunbar, Walker
Stadium, $3.50 (colored public high
title game.
TUESDAY.
Foot Ball.
Tech vs.. Western, Central Sta
dium. $3.50 (public high title game.
FRIDAY.
Foot Ball.
George Washington University
VS.. Tulsa, Griffith Stadium. 8.
Central VS.. Eastern. Central Sta
dium, $3.50 public high title
game).
st. Johns VS.. Georgetown Prep,
Garrett Park, $50.
Bulls vs.. Naval Academy Plebes
(B squad. Annapolis.
Landon at st. Adams, $50.
Baltimore Friends at Friends,
$50.
Gonzaga VS.. George Washington
High, Alexandria, $3.50.
Miner VS.. North Carolina State
Normal, Fayetteville. N. c.
SATURDAY.
Foot Ball.
Catholic University VS.. Western
Maryland, Griffith Stadium, 2:30.
Maryland VS.. Washinston-Lee,
College Park, 2:30.
Georgetown University at Man
haitian.
Dewitt Prep VS.. Franklin-Mar-
shall Academy. Lancaster. Pa.
Catholic University Frosh VS..
Western Maryland Froeh. Griffith
Stadium, 1890.
Washington-Lee High at New
port News. Va.
Roosevelt VS.. Episcopal High at
Alexandria.
Howard University vs. Union at
Richmond, Va.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
HOLY CROSS UPSETS
CARNEGIE TECH 20
Scores With Four Plays After
Opening Kick-0f-Then Holds
Skibos at Bay.

by Cne ASeocldteO fIcSs.
WORCESTER. Mass, November o.
Nv A surprising burst Of speed en-
abled the mdefeated, but tied, Holy
Cross Crusaders to push over q
three-minute touchdown against q
gambling Carnegie Tech team today
and gain to o victory before q
crowd of 10000.
The burly Crusaders took the open
ing kickoff, marched it back IS
yards over the Skibos' goal line and
then fought like demons to main
tain this slim edge during the re-
manning 81 minutes of bruising play.
Nestor Henrion, Carnegie left
tackle, opened the game by kicking
of to Joe Yablonsky, the Crusaders
fullback and the most consistent
ground gamer In the fray. Yablon-
sky carried it back 80 yards to his
35-yard line.
Then came the only series Of plays
that clicked from the burly home
team. Walter Janiak ripped of 20
and two forward lateral combinations
gained a FIRST down on Carnegie's l2-
yard line, from where Janiak started
his scoring end run. Joe Canini
nlsce-hcked the extra point.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
Pitt Passes TO Final Tally.

IN THE closing minutes. Shaw took
= long pass from Wood and spurted
across to score 1t was a 39-yard gain.
Rectors kick failed and the game
ended shortly thereafter.
1t was a mighty Pitt squad which
found itself this afternoon and went
to town" 1t had to be to conquer
the hard-charging soldiers. who bat
tied every inch of the way with do.
or-die" grit.
Clifford in the line and Ryan, Naz-
zaro and Kopcsak. backs. sparkled
brightly in the Army lineup. In fact
there were moments early in the last
period. with the score only 10 to 6
against them. when the gray-clad
cadet corps, which thrilled the thou
sands with their cheers and songs.
were holding high hopes for an Army
win.
Pitt registered only two more first
downs than the Cadets. The count
was IL to 10. But the Panthers ham,
strung the West Pointers offense and
gained 282 yards. while the Cadets. on
the defensive and in their own lot
much of the afternoon. were collecting
81 yards.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
RAMS AND GAELS
TIE AT SLUGG|NC
st. Mary's Misses Victory in
TT Contest With tumble
Near Goal.
BY the Associated Press.

oy tuc hoSOCidteQ freSS.
n YEW YORK, November g.
nj Scoring touchdown each in
" a thrill-studded second period
4 ' Fordham and st. Mary,s of
California battled to a TT tie in the
fifth renewal Of their colorful inter.
sectional foot ball rivalry today before
crowd of $4,000.
Except in the second heat. when
almost everything In the foot ball
book happened at one time or another
1t was mostly story of two powerful
lines which stood shoulder to shoulder
and battered away at each other for
6O minutes Of savage foot ball.
The slugging grew so enthusiastic
IN the fourth, that Referee w. r
Halloran, after many oral warnings.
called both teams into Ihuddle and
read the riot act. Once Fordham was
penalized half the distance to the
goal line for roughing.
The Gaels scored early in the sec
ond when st. Marys kick hit Capt.
Joe Maniaci of Fordham on the To-
yard line. bounced over his head and
rolled over the goal line, where
Herman Meister, Gael tackle. fell on
the ball for touchdown. Fordham
counted on 36-yard pass from ANDY
Palau to Francis Mautte, who ran IS
yards for the score. Meister and
Palau made good the points.
tumble Thwarts Gaels.
RUT for an unlucky tumble by Full
back Nal Fiese on the l-ysrd
line in the last chapter. st. Mary's
might have put over the winning
touchdown. From his 40-yard line.
Herb Schneider flung two long heaves
to Frank Shock to Fordham's l.
Flese was sent crashing into the CEN
ter OF the Ram line, but Just as he
lunged into the promised land. the
ball got away from him and Maniaci
recovered.
A tumble also halted a Fordham
march in the same period which
seemed destined to go places. After
stopping the st. Mary's threat. the
Rams drove from their own 20 to
their 46 and looked good doing it.
before Maniaci let one get away from
him and Wagner Jorgensen fell on it
for the Gaels.
The educated toe of Meister WAS
called upon twice for field goals from
the A and 32-yard lines. Both were
short.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
DARTMOUTH GIVEN
SCARE IN $40 WIN
Taken by Surprise, Big Green Re-
covers in Second Half and
Rolls Up Score.

BY the Associated Press.
HANOVER. N. H.. November O.
After struggling through first
quarter which threatened destruction
to their unbeaten record, Earl Blaik' S
Dartmouth Indians ground out "a
victory over grimly determined
William and Mary team on Memorial
Field here today before 5000.
Held to TO score at the half, a
disorganized Big Green eleven swung
into line to roll up four tallies over
the fighting Southerners in the second
half. Frank Marine, Lanky halfback,
carried the ball across twice.
The Virginians nailed almost every
Dartmouth play during the first half,
taking the startled Big Green eleven
by surprise.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
LOUISIANA STATE
| RULESSOUTHEAST
Loop Lead Clear After Il
Beats Mississippi State
as Ole Miss Bows.
BY the Associated Press.


A TLANTA, November e-Louisi-
~ ana States powerful foot ball
~ machine took undisputed COM
4 mand Of the Southeastern
Conference championship race today
by blasting Mississippi State, % to 13,
while Tennessee edged out Mississippi,
l4-13.
Ole Miss had been undefeated in
conference play.
A pile-driving line attack, inter-
mingled with a bewildering passing
game, enabled l.. s. U. to keep its
conference slate unscathed in a bril-
liant burst Of power against the highly
touted Delta State team, which top
Piled Army last week.
A crowd of $4,000 sat In on Tennes-
sees close victory over Mississippi in
the first big conference game at Mem
phis in years.
In a conglomeration Of good, bad
and Indifferent foot ball, Auburn beat
Georgia Tech on Grant Field, in At
lanta, 80 to z. The Plainsmen and
Yellowjackets played before a crowd
Of 14,000.
A homecoming audience Of 5000
saw Alabama overwhelm a Southern
Conference foe. Clemson. by q score Of
80 to o at Tuscaloosa.
Favored to win, Tulane went down
before a superior Georgia attack at
New Orleans.
The Bulldogs won, 2e to l3, counting
three times with passes.
Kentucky came to life in the final
minutes to protect its lead and beat
Florida. IS to 6, at Lexington.
Vanderbilt's strong air and ground
game was too much for Sewanee, the
Conmodores rolling up a 46-to-0 VIC
tory.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
Navy Penn $50 Pitt Cshes Army 296 Score
Flying Tarheels
Smother Cadets
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHAPEL HILL. N. c., No
vember 9.-North Cardinals
mighty juggernaut steamrollered
the hapless Cadets of Virginia Mill
tary Institute, 56 to O, today, and
continued its bid for national
reccgnition-undefeated and un-
tied.
Don Jackson, triple-threat artist
Of Carl Snaveley's high-scoring
machine. touched off the fireworks
when the game was about a minute
old by snagging a Cadet punt and
racing 1t back IS yards for a touch
down.
From then on the Tarheel firm
ament glittered with stars as
Snaveley sent in substitute after
substitute to complete the destruc-
ton.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
SOCCER LEAGUE BUSY.

Three games are scheduled to be
played in the Recreation Soccer League
today. Sun Radio tackles Silver
Spring at the latter's field, the Mitchell
Brothers go to Occoquan and Littoria
and Sabaudia meet on the Rosedale
playground. Mitchell Brothers will
leave the Virginia Avenue Playground
promptly at 80 pm.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
penn STATE UPSETS
vILLAN0vA, 27 TO 13
Nittany Lions Take Lead After
Seven Minutes Of Play and
Never Are Headed.

BY the ASSOCIdCtd Fre6S.
CTATE COLLEGE, Pa, November Q.
- Penn States fighting Nittany
Lions scored surprising 27-to.13 VIC
tory over . favored villanova eleven
today.
State unloosed q brilliant passing
attack. effective In every period, and
this. coupled with Bill Cooper's splen-
did line bucking. largely was respon-
sible for the upset. Nine thousand
fans saw the battle.
State, after staving of a serious
Wildcat threat early in the game, took
the lead after seven minutes Of play
and never was behind thereafter.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
Statistics.
QUINT SEEKING COACH.

A coach for its l45-pound and un-
limited basket ball teams is sought
by the D. c. Paper Co. Interested
parties may call Earl Dixon at West
O048 between $50 am. and 4:30 pm.
The teams practice on wednesday
night at Central High.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
OHIO STATE RALLY
DEFEATS CHICAGO
Three Late Touchdowns by
Buckeyes Account for
20.13 Triumph.
BY the Associated Press.

- HICAGO, November 9.-In a
blood and thunder thriller
an infuriated Ohio State
~ team came from behind to-
day and fought with all its power to
keep its Western Conference record
unblemished.
Trailing the down. trodden Chicago
Maroons, 13 to o, midway in the
third period Of their game. the Buck
eyes cut loose with a smashing, pass
ing drive that resulted in three touch
downs, and 20 to 13 triumph.
Fifteen thousand spectators braved
drizzling rain and a chilling wind
to witness the conflict.
Ohio State got the victory and re-
mained undefeated In Big Ten compe-
tition. But the glory Of the game be-
longed to Jay Berwanger. captain OF
the Maroons.
The great Chicago halfback raced
IS yards down the field through the
whole Buckeye team, lodging and
twisting in the snakiest gallop seen
on Stagg field since the famed Red
Grange sped over the gridiron 10
years ago.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
DUKE BURIES DAVIDSON
Hackney's 64-Yard Run Features
26-7 Homecoming Win.

DURHAM, N. c., November g.
Duke loosened its power, speed and
deception against Davidson College
here today to defeat the Wildcats be-
fore q Homecoming crowd of 1000
The score was 26 tot.
Elmore Honey" Hackney, Duke
reserve back, provided the games most
electrifying play in the third period
when he skirted the well clipped edge
of the scrimmage pile. cut back behind
a screen of fast-forming interference
and paced of GA yards to the goal.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
MINNESOTA GOES
AHEAD IN BIC TEN
Defeats Iowa, 1876, After
Trailing at Half Time.
Simmons Is Slowed.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OWA CITY, Iowa. November g.
Minnesota S mighty foot ball force.
stalled for 80 minutes by furi-
L GUS Iowa offensive, let loose a
crushing counter-charge in the sec
ond half today to whip the Hawkeyes,
l3 to 6, in their battle for the West
ern Conference leadership.
Fifty thousand homecoming fans.
chilled by a cold drizzle during most
of the game, saw the Gopher horde
rise up for two-touchdown rally in
the last half after Iowa surprised the
Norsemen with a frst-quarter touch
down.
The Gophers, consistently out
played in the first half, when they
made only four first downs to six for
the Hawkeyes, assumed control Of
the contest Immediately after the
start of the third period.
Minnesota came back with a crush
ing line attack. mixed with deception,
to win its third Big Ten game of the
season and continue as one of the
favorites for the championship.
Simmons a Constant Threat.
GEORGE ROSCOE, Sheldon Bese
and Tuffy Thompson, the burly
Gopher backs, were the big figures as
Minnesota piled up 209 yards from
scrimmage. most of it in the last
half, while Iowa collected 1O3 yards
by rushing.
Oze Simmons, the Iowa colored
star, could not break through the
heavy Minnesota line for any of his
celebrated touchdown sprints today,
but the Texas lad was a constant
threat.
Oze started the Iowa touchdown
drive when he returned a punt from
his 10-yard line to his own 35.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
BAsKETERS TO GATHER.

The Eighth Street Southeast Busi-
ness Mems basket ball team will hold
an important meeting tomorrow night
to discuss plans at Manager Bill Becks
home, 735 Twelfth street southeast
All players, especially H. and S. Han
cock, are urged to report at 7:3C
o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
TEXAS DOWNS BAYLOR
Victims Lose Conference Chance
in Game Dropped, 25-6.

WACO, Tex, November 8 P.-Uni.
versity of Texas touchdown power
smothered a hard fighting Baylor
team, 25-to-6, here today.
Struggling to retain chance at the
Southwest Conference crown, Baylor
tried every defense In the book, but
Texas slashing backs and low-charg-
ing forward wall were too much.
Texas scored touchdowns in the
first, third and fourth periods.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
DUQUESNE EASY VICTOR
Spoils Ok 1ahoma Ags' Homecom
ing With 2O-to-0 Count.

SALTWATER. Okla, November 8
R).-Duquesne drove to a 20-to-o vic
tory over the Oklahoma A. and M.
Cowboys at the homecoming game
here today.
Two touchdowns were scored in the
first period by Zaneski Bechtloff
went over In the second period for
the third.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
BY HERBERT W. BARKER,

hbSUCIdVeu FItSS CpUIIs WIIVeT.
" HE man with the foot ball
scythe caught up with Notre
Dame yesterday and Topped the
4 Ramblers right of the unde-
feated list in the days biggest surprise.
While all the other unbeaten
favorites we're marching along in great
style, the Ramblers caught a tartar
Evening star., 1935-11-10
Wisconsin Nails
Purdue in Upset
BY the Associated Press

BY Ute ASSOCIdLtu fIcSb.
MADISON, Wis, November g.
A'A Wsconsin's victory-starved
Badgers shook of the memory of
five straight defeats to hammer out
an 8-to-0 decision over Purdue
here today in one Of the major
upsets of the Western Conference
foot ball season.
A slim homecoming crowd Of IT.
600 saw Wisconsin play a brilliant
defensive game to check In its
first win of the campaign.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
Line-ups and Summary.

IouchdoWnS--A Johnson. Paige. X.
downs-Dismond and Hooker tplsce-
wards for r. Hopson. Smith for Hamm.
West for johnson Critchlow for Nixon.
r. Hopson for Edwards Nixon for Critch-
mond. Little for R Hopson. Kimball for
Taylor. Howard. Johnston for B. Will
liams; Hart for Jessup. J. Williams for
Jessup for Chandler, Williams for
Plummer Paris for Contee. Harris for
Harrod. B. Williams for J. Williams.
Referee Mr. Rivers Umpire - Mr..
Clark. Head linesman-Mr. Cotton.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
MARTINsBURG WINNER

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, November
9.-Martinsburg High took its annual
foot ball game with Keyser Nv. Val
High today, l3 to o. Morrow and
Reynolds made the Martinsburg
touchdowns.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
PAINTERS APPLY
HEAT NEAR FINISH
Rout Cadets With Three
TouchdoWns Registered in
Fourth Stanza.
BY JOHN F. MCMAHON,
Associated Press STAFF Writer.


ITTSBURGH. November g.
- The foot ball hosts of Pitts
burgh, blasting through the
L line and shelling the foe from
aloft, scored an amazing 29-to-6 tri-
umph this afternoon over the grim
Cadets from West PORT, where sabers
fash and bugles blow.
A gay homecoming throng Of $1,000
fans packed Pitts COLISEUM of con-
crete-warmed by an Indian Summer
sun-and roared applause as the
Panthers. entering the final period
with a 10-to-0 lead, slammed over
three touchdowns in the closing min
utes of strife.
In the opening period the Cadets,
full of the ''ol Army fight" piled up
the Panthers for three downs on their
25-yard line. On the fourth play
Patrick dropped back to his 81 and.
with Larue holding the oval he booted
it over from a slight angle.
After a scoreless second period, Pitt
launched drive from deep in it's own
soil Nicholson romped 90 yards, and
Hub Randour's pass to Frank Souchak
put the ball in midfield. After ad-
vances through the line, Larue took
a deceptive lateral from Patrick and
circled left end for yards and a
score. Patrick's kick was good.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
Hampton Works Triple Pass.

A DECEPTIVE triple-pass featured
Hampton's advance in the first
scoring drive. Rap Hopson slipping
through tackle for 81 yards and &
first down on the Bison's l8-yarc
stripe. Two plays later Arthur John.
and plunged over for the first touch.
down.
A 34-yard run off right tackle pro.
duced Hampton's second six-pointel
while Hopson and Hooker divided
scoring honors in the last period. Ths
winners last score resulted from
Hooker's dive from Howards 2-yarc
line.
Ytna uo~ ouI g,~.r.a.y
Evening star., 1935-11-10
Line-ups and Summary.

1as oho pD,s .f,sT
-BeltZ tplace-kick). Busich (place-kick). I.
Chicago scoring: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Berwanger: Point after touchdowns-Bei {.
wanger (place-kick.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
Line-ups and Summary.

Minnesota scoring: Touchdowns-Beise
Thompson. Point from try after touch
down-Levoir (place-kick).
Iowa scoring: Touchdown-Hild.