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The Hagerstown globe., 1937-04-30
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HANGOVERS
By ZIM

Big Jim Farley, Head Man of
the Democratic Party, seems to
be in great demand here at the
present time. The State Con-
vention of the United Demo
cratic Women's Clubs of Mary
land, has invited him to make
the principal address at their
meeting to be held here, Thurs
day, May 20. Also, the United
National Association of Post
Office Clerks of Maryland have
extended the Postmaster-General
an invitation to speak at their
meeting scheduled for two days
beginning June 26.
Two weeks ago we predicted
that J. Lloyd Harshman, unsuc-
cessful Republican candidate for
Mayor, would be named to the
Board of School Commissioners
replacing Democrat whose
term expired. Governor Nice
last week named Mr.. Harshman
and he will take his post next
month. The appointment makes
the set-up three and three, with
the Republicans getting a vot-
ing control in 1888.
One for the 1888 Call Book:
Prohibitionists of Haeerstown
and Washington County will
take an active part in the 1888
campaign and will endeavor to
send a "dry" delegation to An
napolis. Don't be surprised if
the Opportunity" to vote on To-
cal option will be one of their
objectives.
Rumor has it that large
Democratic Club in Baltimore
will start the political ball roll
in soon with an announcement
that the club favors William
Preston Lane for the nomination
for Governor.
Whiskers, the City Hall Of
flee cat tells me that the boys
are getting a list of city hall
jobs down on the Replacement"
list. The list, according to re-
ports, will carry a few really
big surprises in at least two of
the departments.
When the ak really falls at
City Hall, the yeIIs will reach to
the heavens. 1t will bring to
mind the Democratic yeips Of
four years ago when the faithful
were cast out upon the crueI-I-I,
cruel-I-I-I world.
The Hagerstown globe., 1937-04-30

When the ak really falls at
City Hall, the yeIIs will reach to
the heavens. 1t will bring to
mind the Democratic yeIps Of
tour years ago when the faithful
were cast out upon the crueI-I-I,
crueI-I-l-I world.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Cophers Defeat, Colgate's Rout Are Grid Surprises
kers

Raiders scored first and then were
overwhelmed by a fast-chargine
and impregnable Cornell line be-
hind which the big Red backs ran
wild. Holland scored three touch
downs, all in the final quarter.
Ohio State, continuing its safe
and sane" offensive tactics. simply
played too much. fundamental foot
ball for Purdue and won, 1870. In
tercepted passes led to both Buck
eye touchdowns.
Capitalizing on Southern CAL
ifornia tumble in the opening
period, Washington's Huskies, 1886
champions of the Pacific Coast,
hung on thereafter, to win, TO,
before a crowd of $1,000.
There were few other surprises
on the days program, although
Bob zuppke's Illinois outfit, with
Notre Dame next on the list, got
no better than a scoreless draw
with De Paul. Arkansas, defend
ing Southwest champion, was
deadlocked at TT by Texas Chris
tian; Southern Methodist was
nosed out by Centenary, TO, and
Stanford, with several of its out
standing aces still out with in
juries, bowed to Oregon by the
same count.
Notre Dame, with the Irish" for,
once In the starring roles, got away
to an auspicioH start with 2l-0
CONQUEST Of Drake. The days big.
gest crowd. 7l.2oo. saw Michigan's
Evening star., 1937-10-03

Wolverines drop a thrill-packed
decision to Michigan State, 1914,
as the Spartan passing combina-
ton of Johnny Pingel and Ole
Nelson, clicked twice.
Wisconsin, we'll on the road back
toward the top, tripped Marquette,
1910, while Northwestern romped
through Iowa State, $50. Ken
tucky barely got past Xavier Of
Cincinnati, 60.
The East finished with a big edge
in intersectional play for the day.
Manhattan dropped a 14-7 decision
to Texas A. and M. as the Aggies
scored twice on long marches in
the fourth period, but Boston Col
lege outplayed Kansas State, 21-7;
Army turned back Clemson, 2l-6;
Princeton's inexperienced array
outpointed Virginia, 800: Cath
ole earned 14-0 verdict over
Loyola of New Orleans, Penn
turned in 1921 victory over
Maryland, Navy came with a sec
ond-half rush to trounce Citadel,
32-0, and Rutgers whipped Hamp-
den-Sydney, 700.
Pitt found West Virginia 4 stub
born foe. but finally pushed
through 10 win, 700, as Harold
Stebbins led the charge. Carnegie
Tech took 14-0 lead over New
York University, but the Violets
came back with courageous rally
ana finally scored the decisive
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Catholic L., With Early Aerial Attack Defeats Loyol IA to
Nebraska Snasl1es Minnesota.
l4.9; Destroys Gopher Dream
Of Fourth Consecutive Title
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
7 INCOLN, Nebr., October Min
nesota's dream of marching TO
IL its fourth successive mythical
national foot ball champion
ship exploded in an upset today that
rocked the gridiron world.
In sunbaked Memorial Stadium be-
fore a sell-out crowd of $4,000 frenzied
spectators, Nebraska conquered the
mighty Gophers, hitherto defeated
only once in three years. IA to 8.
The result left the spectators, swell
terlng in Midsummer heat, stunned
and bewildered as they watched Mill
nesota ground into defeat, after losing
only one IN its 33-game gridiron pa
rade that started in 1882. TIE one
blot on Minnesotas record was North
Westerns triumph in the mUd and
rain last year.
There we're certain factors IN favor
of the inspired Cornhuskers today.
The first was that Maj. Lawrence
"Bif" Jones, making his debut as a
Nebraska coach, had dared To win. Il
was a gamble against what appeared
to be overwhelming odds. 1t is re-
markable that Coach Jones has not
lost an opening game at any of the
four institutions he has coached.
Evening star., 1937-10-03

touchdown in the final minutes
OF play to win 1914.
Harvard swamped Springfield,
$40; Yale, with Clint Frank scor-
ing one touchdown and passing
for two. beat Maine, $50; Ford
ham walloped Franklin and Mar
shal. $50; Columbia bowled over
Williams, 40-6. and Holy Cross
eked out TO decision over Provi-
dence.
There wasn't the semblance Of
an upset in the South as Duke won
from Davidson, 34-6; North Caro-
lima whipped North Carolina State,
200; Vanderbilt tripped Chicago
1870; Georgia nipped South Caro-
lima, 1877, and Tennessee romped
through Virginia Tech, 27-O.
Oklahoma gave the Big Six an
unexpected triumph by stopping
Rice, 60, but Missouri disappoint-
ed in a 1916 defeat by Colorado at
Boulder.
CALIFORNIA; Golden Bears crush
ed Oregon State, 24-6, and looked
like the team the rest of the coast
conference will have to beat.
Washington State turned back
Idaho, 1870.
In Rocky Mountain competition,
Utah won over Brigham Young,
14-0, but Utah State caught a
z tartan in Montana State and
emerged with a tie, SIS. Colorado
Mines scored Its first victory over
Colorado State In Z decade, TO.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
BY HERBERT w. BARKER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, October Me
braskas battling Cornhuskers de-
rallied Minnesota's mighty foot ball
horde today as Cornell re-empha-
sized its smashing comeback In the
East, Ohio State vaulted its first
Big Ten hurdle and Washington
nipped Southern California's hopes
of a Pacific Coast title before they
got past the line Of scrimmage.
Odds-on favorite to steamroller
the Cornhuskers into submission,
Minnesota's Gophers were toppled
In bruising game at Lincoln,
14-9, as sharpshooting Harris An
drews fired touchdown pass to
Wild Bill" Callahan in the fourth
quarter for the winning margin.
There have been few, if any,
greater surprises in recent foot
ball history. Boosting what ap-
peared to be the greatest crew of
backs in the country Minnesota
looked like "cinch" over q Ne
braska outfit lacking Sam Francis
and Lloyd Cardwell and operating
under new coach, Lawrence (Biff)
Jones.
Cornell, led by its great Negro
end, Brud Holland, amazed the
foot ball world with a 40-7 con-
quest of Colgate's Red Raiders. 1t
was the worst defeat Colgate had
suffered since the advent in 1929
Of Head Coach Andy Kerr. The
Evening star., 1937-10-03
CROWD AstOunded as Cornell
Cires Colgate Worst Beating
In Kerr's Regime by 40 to 7

plays. with Rose going over from the
1-yard line. Chesbro blocked his kick.
On the first play of the final, disas-
trous period, Holland scored the first
Of his three touchdowns with 28-
yard end-around dash through his
right tackle. Rose again place-kicked
the extra point. Recovering Howie
Herman's tumble on Colgate's T. Hol-
land slipped through and Rose again
kicked goal. making the score BAT.
A 30-yard dash to Colgates Is by
Karl Nelson set Holland up for TIE
third and final score. Bob Meagher's
kick was short.
Cornell outgained Colgate 2i9 yards
to So at rushing alone and didn't need
to toss a single lateral pass. The only
thing that looked to be hocus-pokus
was the score and many Cornell fans
still can't believe that.
Line-uDS and Summary
Evening star., 1937-10-03
b. the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ITHACA, N Y. October 2.-Far
above CayugA's waters burst an
almost unbelievable food Of
4 touchdowns today.
Two burst in the first period, an
other in the second and three more in
the fourth as Carl Snavelys big red
Cornell foot ball team swamped and
drowned Andy Kerr's once feared Red
Raiders from Colgate by the almost
incredible score of 40 to 7. before a
stunned and almost slap-happy crowd
of $4,000 spectators.
The defeat, worst suffered by the
cagey Kerr since he took command of
the Red Raiders in 1929, was turned
into rout and Colgate washout in
the final period, as Brud Holland,
Cornell's junior Negro end, whirled
and swirled through the shell-shocked
Colgate line for three touchdowns.
Battle Tide Turns Quickly.
BEFORE the game had gone min
utes, Colgate recovered a wild
Cornell pass from center and cashed
in with touchdown as Ed Lalor
tossed a pass good for IS yards and
the score to Don Wemple who wriggled
across. Red Chesbro kicked the extra
point and the Cornell contingent
yelled hold EN-"
But the complexion Of the game
changed with lightning rapidity
Lalor dropped Elliot Hooper's kick
of and Vineichler, Cornell quarter
back. pounced on the loose ball on
Colgate's 25. Ken Brown ploughed
over on two line bucks. Bob Rose
kicked the extra point and the score
was tied.
That was the big turning point of
the lop-sided game. Back came Cor
nell with reverses, passes and long
runs. intcrspersed by great one
handed catch of 20-yard pass by
Holland, to rush to Colgate's 3. Whit
Baker drove over to score.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
WASHINGTON TRIPS
u. S. c. IN 70 TILT
Receivers tumble to Count in
First Period, Then Checks
Air Attack.
Fy the Associated Press.

LOS ANGELES. October 1.-The
Washington Huskies inaugurated a
drive for their second successive Pa
cific Coast Conference championship
today with hard-won, 7-to-0 VIC
tory over the University of Southern
California Trojans.
The lads from the great Northwest
struck with fury when a break in
the form Of Trojan tumble pre-
sented itself in the first quarter, and
held of belated aerial attack in the
final moments to walk off with the
Trojan scalp.
In between, Coach Jimmy Phelan's
Huskies played heads-up ball against
less seasoned band of Trojans, dead
ly determined to strike down Wash
ington in a bid to reclaim long-lost
grid prestige.
Sixty-five thousand spectators saw
the struggle, waged up and down
the field in a kicking and passing
campaign.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Tulane, Auburn
Baked by Rain

NEW ORLEANS, october 2 (P).-
Almost unprecedented rainfall
caused postponement of the Tu-
lane-Auburn foot ball game here
today.
The field was nearly three feet
under water. The game was put
over until 2:30 pm. Monday.
Extra pumps will be put in opera
ton if necessary to get water of the
field in time for the game.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
COLUMBIA 4O-6 VICTOR
Simmons 65-Yard Dash Gets Lone
Touchdown for williams.

NEW YORK, October 2 (P).-Co-
lumbia's rampant Lions overpowered
a sturdy Williams eleven, 40-6, at
Baker Field this afternoon. Helpless
against Columbia's accurate aerial at
tack and smashing blocking and run
ming. Williams only moment of glory
came in the second period when Full
back Fielding Simmons reeled of
6S-yard dash through the Columbia
reserves for the Puppies touchdown.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
LATE PASS BY NY. U.
NIPS CARNEG 1914
Bloom Heaves From Violet 35 to
Sivak in Last 2 Minutes for
Surprise ictory.
B, the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
pITTSBURGH, october New
York University uncorked bold
but smooth overhead attack today to
pull game out of the fire in the final
two minutes of play and defeat Car
negie Tech, 18 to H.
Bernard Bloom, quarterback, faded
to his own 35-yard line and heaved
a 53-yard pass directly into the arms
OF Joseph M. Sivak, substitute right
halfback from nearby Apollo, Pa, for
the surprise victory.
Twenty-one thousand sweltering fans
saw the non-shrinking Violets come
back with vengeance after a 14-to-6
first half which was nearly all Car
nege.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Ames Is Crushed
Bv Northwestern

EVANSTON, Ill. October 2 (P).-
Northwestern Wildcats, cham
pions Of the Western Conference.
found the Iowa State Cyclones
only mild breeze today. rolling
up 33to-0 score on the invaders
before 10000 spectators in Dyche
Stadium.
Northwestern, with the feet
Bob Swisher of Peoria. ILL.,, pacing
the attack with three touchdowns,
scored in every period and pre-
sented a defense which kept the
Ames. Iowa. eleven from getting
closer to the Wildcat goal line
than the 25-yard marker.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
HUFTY GETS GOLF CUP

Page Hufty rapidly is clearl.-.g up
the golf cups at Chevy Chase Club.
For the last two years holder of the
club championship Page added the
Presidents Cup to his string yester-
day, beating Walter White in the
hnal round of the annual tourney on
the last green.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
SPARTANS REPEAT
OVER WOLVERINES
Chalk Up Fourth Straight
Victory Over State Foe
by 19 to Ia. =.
Eythe Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
mn ABOR, Mich. october a.
N A Michigan State foot ball
~ team that was superior in
"A everything but fighting spirit
conquered the University of Michi-
gan for the fourth successive year to-
day. l9 to IA, deferring Wolverine
hopes of revival Of past gridiron glo-
ries.
Eugene Ciolek's S9-yard run for
States first touchdown featured the
scoring. which was concentrated in
the second half.
Walter Nelson scored States other
touchdowns, on passes from Johnny
Pingel.
Hercules Renda took a pass from
Stark Ritchie for Michigan's first
touchdown.
Fred Trosko plunged over for the
Wolverines second after an aerial at
tack had advanced the ball to the one
ward line
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Gophers Try Desperately.

ENGLISH again added the extra
point making the score Nebraska
IA Minnesota 9, and sending the crowd
into frenzy.
The Gophers opened with a desper-
ate forward passing attack in an ef-
fort to turn defeat into victory in the
remaining seconds, but the alert Corn
huskers were there to block and
finally to intercept one as the game
ended
1t was the Cornhuskers' fourth VIC
tory in 19 years of bitter rivalry.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
PITT SHOCK CORPS
0VERCOMESW VA.
Scores for 200 Win After
Fighting Mountaineers
Check Regulars.
By the Associated Press


~ ORGANTOWN. w. Va, Oc-
Nu tober 2-Pittsburgh's Panth-
VI ers ran up against an unex-
4 4 pectedly stubborn West Vir-
ginia eleven today, and we're forced
to scramble and scratch for every
one of the three touchdowns which
comprised their 20-to-0 victory.
Disdaining to take the air, the two
teams fought back and forth in the
toughest kind of line play, and for
the first time in many years the Noun
taineers refused to give way to the
crushing thrusts which Pitt devel-
oped one after another.
The rugged Mountaineers delighted
a highly partisan crowd of $4,000 by
holding the vaunted Rose Bowl cham
pions and longtime district rivals
scoreless in the first and third periods,
while the invaders strongest lineup
was in the fray.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Oregon Finally
Trims Stanford

EUGENE, Greg, October 2 Up.
Oregon made Pacific Coast
Conference history today, defeat
Stanford, Z to 6, first win over the
Indians in 13 meetings.
Jay GRAPHICAL, sophomore half
back for oregon, scored on a pass
in the second period. and big Huf-
ton, guard, booted over the win
ming point
Jim Groves rumbled over from
the 2-yard line for Stanford's
touchdown in the fourth period.
His try for point was blocked.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
California Makes
Promising Start
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RERKELEY, Calf, October a.
University of CALIFORNIA; S
Bears coupled stout downfield
blocking with costly errors on the
part OF the opposition today to de-
feat oregon State, "a to 6.
Some $4,000 fans saw Coach
Stub" Allison's bulky stalwarts
open the Pacific Coast Conference
championship race in victorious
fashion.
The Bears scored four touch
downs and in each instance, the
visitors from the Pacific Northwest
set the stage by fumbles.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Line-ups and Summary
GEORGIA AHEAD, 1877
South Carolina Held Scoreless
Until Final Period.

COLUMBIA, S. c., October 2 tP.-
Georgia's Bulldogs scored two touch
downs in the second period and de-
feated South Carolina, 13 to 7, in an
Interconference game.
The Gamecocks put over their
touchdown in the final period on a
7o-yard run by Dick Little, sophomore
back.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Line-ups and Summary.
VANDY BLANKS CHICAGO
Relies on Running Attack Mainly
to Take 1870 Clash.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. October 2 (P).
Vanderbilt University, using a
straight running attack and scarcely
any passes. breezed through the Uni
versity of Chicago, 18 to o. this after
noon on rain-drenched Dudley Field
before 5000 spectators.
The Chicago team, playing its first
game Of the season, lacked the pre-
cision and manpower to equal the
Commodore ground game and the
downpour annulled whatever chances
the Maroons might have had in the
air.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Shock Troops Turn Trick.

RUT JOCK SutherIands Shock troops
turned the touchdown tricks they
have maneuvered SO many times be-
fore by punching sharply for % yards
and a touchdown in the second stanza
and again in the last period for two
more on long parades against the fast
firing West Virginians.
Pitt rolled up the impressive ad-
vantage Of 13 first downs to 4 and 3o2
net yards for rushing to 81.
But no one could take away the
glory Of the Mountaineers' great de-
fensiye stand.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
WISCONSIN COPS, 1910
Gets Is First Downs to / as 1t
Trims Marquette.

MADISON, Wis, October 2 (R.-
Wisconsin's foot ball team. relying
almost entirely on running plays, de-
feated Marquette today, IL to 0, be-
fore a crowd of 81 900.
The Badgers piled up Is first downs
to l for Marquette.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY FALLS.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N j., October
2 (P9.-Hampden- Sydney held heavy
Rutgers team for three periods here
today before the home eleven pushed
over three touchdowns to win, 20 to 0,
before a crowd of 5000.
Evening star., 1937-10-03

- SCORING, Catnoiic O,-louCnooWns'
Kasunich and Carroll: points after touch
Gown tplAce-kicksl, Cairo (2).
rioreIlino GuSon srM KrsWc,eI snds Grsoss Rnnss
Shine. Miller tackles. White. Chludenski.
c. Pirro; guards, Carvelas, Ferrari: center,
Osinski
Loyola-Backs, Preston. Casey. Liska,
Mirrane, Murphy: ends. Beach. Hinter-
lang: tackle, Kern: guards. Faucheaux.
Ofncials-Bernard Ebcrts catholic W.
referee; J. Robertson alabama. umpire;
James Farrell tHoly Cross, head lines
man: DR.. John Simpson Baltimore Loyola)
deld judge
Evening star., 1937-10-03

THEN there were two costly Min
nesota fumbles which Nebraska
quickly converted into touchdown
maneuvers.
Minnesota made more first downs,
gained more yards, attempted and
completed more passes, and vet was
able to score only nine points, chiefly
because the Huskers played an aston
ishing defensive game with a line Of
seven veterans charging and block
ing brilliantly.
The game, an uproarious conquest
for the Huskers, was not without its
tragedy. Eldon McIlravy, a 2O-year-
old sophomore fullback from Tecum-
sch, Nebr., was in serious condition to-
night, suffering from brain con-
cussion and possible skull fracture as
a result of terrific pile-up of players
in the third period
Rudy Gmitro, Minnesota halfback
was carried off the field at the same
time suffering from what was first be-
Ieved TO be a broken back. Later.
however, the injury was found to be
not serious.
After Minnesota scored on the first
nine plays of the game and in less
than five minutes Of play, it appeared
the Gophers we're off on another
touchdown march. Andy Tram. feet
Gopher halfback, who beat Nebraska
year ago with 7O-yard gallop in
the last so seconds of play. had tossed
lo-yard pass TO Vic Spadaccini who
shared the ball in the end zone for
a touchdown. Uram's attempt To
piacekick, however. was a failure.
Brock On the Job.
HEN at the start of the second
came Minnesota's first disastrous
tumble which the Cornhuskers quick
ly converted. Johnny Howell. Nebras-
kas veteran quarterback. punted to
Bill Matheny of Minnesota's 35-yard
line, but the ball bounced out ot
Matheny's hands and rolled to Min
nesota's "a. There Charley Brock
Who played whale of a game at
center, recovered for Nebraska.
N NAN wv AAiiC SIlloS1eS. Howell
tossed 9-yard pass for a first
down on Minnesotas 13 The Corn
huskers blasted to Minnesota's four
and then Howell smashed center for a
touchdown, bringing the spectators to
their feet. Lowell English placekicked
for the extra point.
After a scoreless third period Hor-
ace Bell, Minnesotas Negro guard.
| drove the Gophers into the lead at
the start of the fourth when he
booted a field goal from an angle on
the % to give the Gophers a two
point margin.
Then came Minnesota's second
costly tumble. After the Cornhusk-
ers had failed at passes. Bill An
dreson punted to Harold Van Every
who bobbled. Bill Ballihan recov-
cred for Nebraska. The crowd was
brought to its feet when Harris An
drews fired 22-yard pass to High
Elmer Dohrmann who snatched the
ball on Minnesota's %. A second
later, Andrews hurled another pass.
for IA yards, to Callihan, who scamp
cred yards down the center for a
score without Gopher tackler near
him.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
GOLF IN CLUB SEMI
sharkey, Lynch Play to Battle
Burnett at Indian Spring.

Burnett at Indian Spring.
Buddy Sharkey and Jack Lynch
we're to play their semi-final match
today in the Indian Spring Club golf
championship for the right to meet
Volney Burnett in the final round.
Burnett won his way to the final by
licking Ken Lafferty.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Loyola Punch Is Weak.

ONLY for a few neeting moments
did the Wolfpack display a sug-
gestion of real offense Trailing by
14-0 with two minutes of the second
period gone, the Southerners marched
and passed from their own 81 to
Catholics 30, where they lost the
ball on downs. That represented
their peak offensive demonstration.
Catholic gained 215 yards as against
SO for Loyola, made IA first downs as
against three (all in second period)
and completed six Of 81 passes as
against two out of IL for Loyola.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Mccormick Goes Across.

.NOTRE DAME threatened twice to
get its first score of the season
in the first period, but was forced to
delay the pleasure until early in the
second. Just before the end of the
opening period an 18-yard pass from
Mccarthy to Zwers and a 14-yard
gallop by Mccormick put the ball on
brakes five, from where Mccarthy
f1ipped neat pass to Mccormick for
a touchdown. Pupils kicked the point.
Mccarthy reeled off the thriller of
the day in the third session, smash
ing through brakes left tackle and
with blockers springing up in front
of him. racing IS yards for a touch
down. after Kuharich had intercepted
Pug Manders' pass on Notre Danes
Is.
A few minutes later Mccarthy in
tercepted another of Manders' tosses,
and after Mccormick had reached pay
dirt with 13-yard jaunt around
right end, Tonelli crashed through the
Bulldog line for the last score.
O'Reilly kicked for both extra points.
Irish" Play Is Adequate.
WHILE the Irish" demonstration
was hardly masterpiece, it was
adeolate