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La gaceta., 1937-08-21

Ia Ccnisi6a ds5a reunirse pa
IA c~onsiderar algunos p~articu-
lare3.
Manuel Aparicio estudia la o.
bra y sc ha comprometido a di-
rigir los ensayos Y la represen-
tacion.
Els probable que la tiple Jo-
selma Rodriguez, tan aprecia-
da en- esta ciudad, tome parta
EN- la function, dado su caractsr
benefico.
La Sra. Rodriguez esta alicia
la de la escena, pero conssrva
todas sus facultades.
La gaceta., 1937-08-21
La OBRA DE- LA RETAcUAR
Ola DE TAMPA
b Or. plutS

Aver Sc recibi6 un telegra
ma del Bureau Medico de Ayu.
da a Espana notificando que e
DR.. Donald Pitts podra venir
Tampa ell dia A de septiembre,
pero no despues.
Ell DR.. Pitts es uno de los pa
ladines de la ayuda medica a Els
pana y un hombre que ha visto
los horrores de la guerra desde
la vanguardia leal.
Probablemente ell Comite a.
no traerlo, dado que pa
IA esa fecha aguarda a Don Mar
celino Domingo.
Ademas, ell Centre Espanol
tiene anunciada ST. Fiesta Vera
MEGA para el dia 5 de septiem :
y la Cultural del Centre O.
brero un bale para ell lunes 6.
Don Marcelino Domingo fila
ra en- la Ultima semana del mes
la fecha de su arribo a Tampa.
Ell a de septiembre, la fecha
senalada por ell DR.. Pitts, es ell
sabado anterior al Dia de los
Trabajadores.
La gaceta., 1937-08-21
I'm Local

Los amigos que el CONCEAL
Pacheco tiene en- Palmetto
Beach abrieron aver una ofici-
ma o local frente a la fabrica
LA Corina."
La Inauguration Official Sc We
rificara ell pr6ximo jueves, con
macarrones y jaibas enchiladas.
Ese dla tambien temaran po-
session ell Club Pacheco de esa
barriada, integrado por conoci-
das personalities.
Los nombres de los miembros
lie la Junta Directive del Club
os daremos a la publicidad an
les de esa fecha.
Tony Fernandez, ell candida
to opuesto a Pacheco, ACADIA de
abrir una oficina o club en- la
La gaceta., 1937-08-21

acaparaci6n de poAer sn benefit
10 de unos crantcs listos
Unida la colonia latina, en-
icptiembre batira a la Comisi6n
los pocos partidarios que esta
tiene.
No pasaran los periodistaS
eaccionarios u olvidadizos, CO.
no pasaran los hidr6fobos
que odian a nuestro pueblo por
haber convertible a Tampa en-
ciudad Y haber dado a los otros
la parte del leon.
La gaceta., 1937-08-21
LA AC1IyIDAQ EN- Ell CENTRIC OBRERO

case Ia asistencia de todos los
miembros.
Los dependencies trataran de
resolver algunas pequenas diff
cultades.
Hablando con una persona
bisn enterada pudimos aver
guar que ciertos dependencies
ganan muy pe}uenos salaries,
considerable la labor que rea-
lizan.
Sobre ese particular Sc ha he
cho un arreglo, en- principle,
que la junta del martes deberi
considerar.
La gaceta., 1937-08-21
Terminarom los Rezagslores

TermtRGfOH los Re%dqt@tOfeS
Sc completaron aver las ne
gociaciones entire los obreroS re
zagadores y la comisi6n que re-
presenta a los patronos de la in
dustria tabacalera.
Hubieron acalorados debates,
pero al fin Sc lego a un arreglo
satisfactorio. Jose MARTINEZ a
Sisti6 a la junta en- eompania de
la comisi6n de rezagadores, de
la cual ferman parte Benjamin
Blanco, Villademoros y otros in
teligentes obreros.
La Junta Directiva de l.. re
z~agadores Sc reunira ell lunes,
sn ell Centre Obrero, Y ell mar :
tes Sc verificara la asamblea de
todos los miembros.
Aver nismo Sc empez6 a dis
cutir ell punto de las maquinas.
Jose MARTINEZ y Frank Cas-
saro llevan la voz en- este parti-
cular. Martinez expuso argu-
mentos de extraordinaria fuer-
"a Y se acord6 continuar ell lu-
mes la discussion.
TODD indica que del microbes
al jueves de la semana entran.
tie sera convocada la asamblea
conjunta de las unioneS.
La gaceta., 1937-08-21
FL Rnile Mntinae

lea Cultural del Centre Obre-
no mantiene los preparativos pa
ra ell bale matinee que ofrecera
ell Dia de los Trabajadores.
Sera contratada una orques =
ia capaz de tocar bien las pie :
zas cubanas, e~spa1olas y ameri.
canas.
Ell Presidente de la Cultural,
Inclan, espera para csc dia el
concurso de todos los trabajado
res.
La gaceta., 1937-08-21

Detroit &c, 12h, Be; San Luis
lie, 16h, lie.
En- ell desafio entire los Sena-
dores y los Medals Rojas Ell ar
bitro Opens perdi6 ell conoci-
miento, a causa del calor.
Washington Sc, 8h, lie; Bos-
ton lie, 8h, Be.
Cleveland &c, 14h, De; Chica-
go &c, 1Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1937-08-21

Cy Blanton domino aver a los
Cardenales Y obtuvo IL victo :
rias del afo. Johnny Mize des-
cargo SUI II cuadrangular de la
temporada.
San Luis &c, Oh, lie; Pitts :
burg 7c, 18Th, lie.
La gaceta., 1937-08-21
La Comisi6n de la function

A los miembros de la Conf
sion que prepare la function EN-
ell teatro del Centre Asturiano
con la obra LOS Heroes de Ma
drid," Sres. Benjamin Blanco,
Aurelio Prado, Gumersindo del
Vale, Cesareo Martinez v Ra :
monin Rodriguez, Sc les ruega
pasen esta noche por ell Centre
Obrero.
La gaceta., 1937-08-21

cadenita con
5 llaves Sc ha perdido en- Ia ca
lie Is entire ga y Ga. Informen
3001 Gale Ybor. Telef. Y 1901.
La gaceta., 1937-08-21

Las Abej@ de Boston derro-
taron a los Dodgers, pero vol
vieron a perder a Alfonso L6 =
PEI. Ell notable catcher Sc lasti-
mo I'm dedo de la mano derecha,
teniendo que ser sustituido por
Mueller. Alfonso habfa pegado
un hit en- dos veces al bate.
Boston &c, Oh, lie; Brooklyn
sc, 12h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1937-08-21
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Yankees vencieron a los
AtleticoS con I'm jonron de Di-
ckey en- la decima entrada.
Filadelfia 7c, 12h, 2e; New
York Sc, 11h, De.
La gaceta., 1937-08-21
La CAmpan>PoAr

Insistiends
81 editorialista de unAdiariA
americaaD0e la mananJ Yin fst
N patrocinar la Comisi6AB
5rma de gohierno aue meAps
onviene a la color@ latina De
Tampa;
Eze ~hissaediSrisli:ta man
q la tests d Ia Ccn;sitn. e
a forma s:m;fas sta de gobie.
20, ~ re arrebata ~ r.pressn
aci6n\ la colon;a latina, haze
lgunos Nos.
De modNau en- ideales sc
nantiene apegado a 10 viejo, a
. reaccionariA a diferencia de
''quel gran n0alista frances A
1atole Frand Pue al entrar en-
a "edad pro- eta" Sc hizodibe-
raj y hasta eAremista.
Pero este senior Ael colega ma
tsBRho, por 10 menos tiene con-
sistencia, es decir, afirma hoy
10 que dijera hace amos, pensan
do, como entonces, en- arrebatar
a la minorfa latina sus dere :
chOs.
Pero 10 cue algo nos duele es
Tue ell diario de la tarde, que tan
violentas campanas hiciera con
ira la Comisi6n y sus partida :
rios, Sc haya subido al caro- de
'os individuos que antes tan dn
camente combatiera.
Else colega, dfa tras dia, lie de-
ia al pueblo latino: La Conf
iion quiere robarte tus dere-
chos; la Comisi6n es altamente
periodical a los intereses de la
comunidad; la Comisi6n es ell
Gobierno en- manos de unos po-
eos privilegiados..-
lQue lie ha hecho zanzibar de
parecer al colega? IC6mo Sc las
IA compuesto para llegar a pa
trocinar la tendencia semifas-
cista que tan energicamente a.
tacara en- amos de victoria para
81 Sr. d. B. Mckay?
iSera cierto que ell Sr. Mc
junto al cual libramos in :
campafas en- contra de la
tambien apoya a los
indiwiduos que a la sombra de
ella buscan empleos?
Sc puede zanzibar de opinion
sobre las personals y sobre al
cosas; pero zanzibar en- 10
fundamental, es algo que no po-
demos entender.
Ell pueblo latino ha de mantle
nerse firme en- ell sitio de antes,
cuando ayud6 al Sr. Mckay a
a la Comisi6n.
No es de individuos ell profile
ma de la Comisi6n, sine de Ii
bertad, de impedir la centrali-
zaci6n del Poder en- las manos
de unos pocos "vivos".
La Comisi6n representa- estes
hondos males para la colonia la
tina: SUBSTITUTION de los conce-
jales de apellido espanol o tia
liano por enemigos encubiertos
de los l%atinos; sustituci6n del
derecho de las minorfas a OPT.
mar por medic de sus represen-
tantes o delegados; relegar a los
latinos al plano despreciativo a
que hubo de llevarlos la Conf
sion famosa con su celebre di-
visa de ''se hara TODD 10 possible
nor no comnlacerlos :" antroni-
La gaceta., 1937-08-21

LECCIONES de guital4a Ha-
waiiana, dadas con Ell mejor me-
TODD que existe. Resultados in
mediatos. Conservat9rio de Mi
sica Honolulu, habitaci6n 220,
Arcade de Cass y Florida. Te-
lefono Wa6797.
La gaceta., 1937-08-21

Paul Derringere del CincinQR
ii, fUe sustituido por Grissom,
en- la Ultima parte del desafio,
pero dej6 ell juego ganado. Hack
pogo tres hits e hizo una carre-
ra, en- A wees al bate.
FL Chicago volvi6 a perder te
reno y los Gigantes lie piAn los
talones.
Chicago &c, Oh, De; Cincinna-
ii &c, 10h, De. saE
La gaceta., 1937-08-21
NoTIcIAs DE PEIoTA
LIGA MACDONALD
0

Gigantes vencierop 49,
DELTA, revigorizado, mien
Hos Roios de Cincinnati va
puleaban a los Cubs.
P6garon los neoyorquinos IL
hits c hicieron Is carreras,
Rientras los Phillies, con Ii
fks, solo pcdian anotar seis ca
rrsrss:>
Dick Coffman choc6 Con H.
Martin y sufri6 una herida, con
Scs Spikes" que lie ~hizo salir
del juego.
New York, lie, 9Th, De; Fila
DELTA &c, 13h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1937-08-21
Junta de Dependencies

Juntd de Dependientes
FL martss Sc reuniran en- Jun
ia extraordinaria, citada por ell
secretarie Faedo, los dependien
ties de las fabficas de tabacos de
Tampa.
Como 81 asunto a discutir es
de innegable trascendencia, ~rua
La gaceta., 1937-08-21

'S6ptima avenida entire las GALES
ID y IA.
FL DIR. John Spoto y Frank
.Cannella fueron los primeros
en- abrir sus oficinas en- la Sep
TINA avenida.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
NOTRE DAME HELD
TO TIE BY ILLINOIS
ScoreIess Duel a Triumph
for zuppke- -"|rish" Gain
Much More Ground.
b the Associated Press.

0HAMPAIGN. ILL.,. October g.
The Fighting Illini" lived up
to the glorious tradition Of
their name with the gridiron
upset OF the day by holding the vaunt-
ed NOtre Dame eleven TO a scoreleSs
tie today in the first game between
these teams In 80 years.
There was everything OF q surpris-
ing nature about the outcome Of the
battle before q crowd Of $4,000. On
form. the highly rated invaders from
South Bend. Ind. were favored to win,
and the result was a personal tri-
umph for the 56-year-old Robert
Zuppke, celebrating his twenty fifth
anniversary rs coach 1T Illinois. No
finer tribute could be offered Zuppqe
than the performance Of his untried
sOphomores. who not only fought back
the Fighting Irish." but actually took
the play away from them on of1ense,
although the statistics disagreed.
Illineis \ Outrushed.
zach team made one serious threat
to score in the first half and
Illinois made another halfhearted one
in the final quarter.
In the fourth period with so SEC
onds to 60, the Irish opened up with
. bewildering forward passing attack.
Jack Mccarthy fired the ball In all
directions, hoping to find . receiver,
but none was available.
The Irish outrushed the Illini, gain
ing \ net yardage from scrimmage of
118 to 40 and compiling 10 first downs
to Illinois S.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Southern California Surprises With 1912 Win From Ohio State
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Foot Ball.
Philadelphia Eagles W. Washing
ton Redskins, Grifnth Stadium,
2:30.
Catholic University W. Ia Sale,
Philadelphia, Pa.
TUESDAY.
Foot Ball.
Western vs.. Tech. Western Sta
dium public high title game),
$3.50.
Georgetown Prep vs.. Charlotte
Hall, Garrett Park, Nd, $50.
FRIDAY.
Foot Ball.
Detroit VS.. Catholic University,
Grifiith Stadium, Sis.
Maryland Frosh VS.. Georgetown
Frosh, Hilton Field, $3.50.
Wilson VS.. Eastern, Eastern Sta
dium public high title game).
$50.
National Training vs.. George
Washington High, Alexandria, Va,
$3.50.
St. Johns vs.. Washington-Lee
High. Bsllston, Va, $50.
Tech vs.. Gonzaga, Tech Stadium.
$50.
Bulls Prep vs. MAssanutten Mill.
tary Academy. Woodstock, Va.
SATURDAY.
Foot Ball.
Georgetown VS.. Lafayette, Grit.
nth Stadium, 230.
Maryland vs.. Virginia, Char
lottesville, Va.
American University vs.. Mount
st. Mary's, Emmittsburg, Nd.
Wilson Teachers vs.. Bridgewa-
ter, Bridgewater, Va.
Dewitt Prep vs.. Harrisburg Tech,
Harrisburg. Pa.
Episcopal VS.. Hill School, Potts.
town, Pa.
Virginia State VS.. Howard, How
ard Stadium, $50.
Miner Teachers W. Cheyney
Teachers, Cheyney, Pa.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
BAYLOR'S LATE PASS
TOPPLES ARKANSAS
Patterson.to.Boyd Play Made in
Last 80 Seconds Of Battle
Gets Bears 20.14 Win,
~ the AxsoeiatAd Preas

b the Associated Press.
WACO. Tex, October Sam Boyd
sneaked into the end zone 80 sec
onds before the close Of todAy's only
Southwest Conference gridiron joust,
gathered in 4 short pass from Billy
Patterson. and the amazing Baylor
Bears had 20-to-l4 victory over the
University OF Arkansas.
Patterson. whose running. passing
and kicking stood out. booted . long
one against the wind to the Razorba ok
20. Swight Sloan fell on the ball,
but 1t slipped from under him and
Boyd recovered. Patterson and Brazell
ran to the >. then the junior from
Hilsboro Tipped the touchdown pass.
The Raxorbacks. 1896 titlists, 50 far
have q record OF one loss and one tie
in the 1887 campaign.
Arkansas scored the first touchdown
as the initial period ended. then kicked
on TO the home teams 20. On the
first play. Patterson found q big gap
In the left side OF the Porker front
wall and struck out for pay dirt.
Line-upS and Summary. :
Evening star., 1937-10-10
SYRACUSE VICTOR, 400
Makes Three Good Passes Count
in Beating st. Lawrence,

SYRACUSE, N. Y, October 9 (R.-
Syracuse University's fast-improving
foot ball team put an odd aerial at
tack together with two long sprints
by Halfback Marty Glickman today to
ovefwhelm = st. Lawrence University
eleven 400 in Archbold Stadium be-
fore 5000 persons.
Syracuse completed only three of
IS passes, but oil three were good for
touchdowns. The Orange outrushed
the Larries 2el yards to 81 and made
: more first downs. but it was
Olickman's dashes that started SYRIA
cuse on to . one-sided victory. One
run was 73 yards for . score.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
|. S. U. STOPS RICE
IN 1870 CONTEST
Kavanaugh Plueks Fumble From
Air, Races 100 Yards for
Final Touchdown,

By the Associated Press.
HOUSTON, Tex, October o.-Loui-
siana State University mixed
power plays with the passes Of Busy,
a sophomore back. today to defeat
Rice Institute, 13 to 0, before $4,000
fans.
Scoring once in the second period
and once in the third, the Louisi-
anaians were too much for the lighter
Texans.
Anderson, Louisiana back, scored
the first touchdown from the 1-foot
line. Kavanaugh, gangling l.. s. U.
end, caught fumbled ball in the air
on the Rice goal line and sprinted
100 yards for the second score.
Miner converted for the point on
the second touchdown.
Rice threatened once, in the third
period, when passes and line bucks
put the ball on the l.. 8. U. 1-yard
line. where q tumble few into the
waiting hands Of Kavanaugh, who
raced for the score
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Ole Miss ROuts
St. Louis L., 2lO

UNIVERSITY; Miss, October .
R.-Ray Hapes led Missis-
sippi's Rebels to 7l-0 victory over
. strong st. Louis University eleven
today with scoring runs Of 78 and
~ yards before $500 fans.
st. Louis depended heavily on
long aerial thrusts and might have
scored an early touchdown In such
. manner had not Frank Gayer
dropped = throw in the clear. Ac-
tually the Billikins had but one
chance to count. They drove to
the Ole Miss 10 Just before the first
half closed, but lost out when Ralph
StrOble broke up = toss to Gayer.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
California TOPS
Cougars, q to 0

RERKnEY, Calf. October .
R.-eheer power of the Uni
versity Of California Golden Bears
crushed the Washington State foot
ball fighters, n to 0. today.
The Bears first team took the
game In hand from the opening
play, when Morris Pollock sprinted
around right end for Is yards.
In a few plays they were knock
ing at the Cougar goal and though
repulsed in their first three as
saults. it was just q question Of
time until they began piling up
the score.
California's first team played
only In the first half, and piled
up II points.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
MOUNTAINEERS WIN
60 OVER GENERALS
Washington and Lee Line Proves
Stubborn Before Pinion Sparks
West Virginia.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, October g.
1t took the flashing heels. of
l45-pound Sammy Pinion to bring the
West Virginia Mountaineers out of a
logged stalemate today to defeat
Washington and Lee. 6 to 0.
West Virginia held the underdog
Generals helpless throughout the con-
test. played In . steady downpour
before . crowd of $500, but fumbles
and a stubborn Washington and Lee
line thwarted the brilliant Harry Clark
and plunging Sammy Audia until
Pinion provided the spark.
Howard punted to the Mountaineers
on the w. & L. A, where Pinion came
into the game. later in the third quar-
ter. The squirming sophomore flashed
and 4 yard dashes of tackle,
added 5 more to take the ball to the
2e, and Audia rammed to the 81.
Audia smashed through to the 10,
and Harry Clark came in for Pinion
TO score the touchdown on three short
bucks. Davies try from placement
was wide.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
BREAK AIDS MISSOURI

COLUMBIA. Mo-. October 8 CP).-
The gallant attempt Of All undefeated
team of Kansas State foot ball players
to continue the ties that characterized
their last two meetings with Missouri
was wrecked by q break in the fourth
period today, and Missouri walked
on the field with = l4-to-7 victory
In the opening Big Six contest.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
HARVARD AER|ALS
DRUB BROWN, 34-7
Tricky Crimson Powerful
Overhead-FoIey, Cakes
Star for Winners.
Hy the AgaoefatAd Press.


- AMBRIDGE. Mas, October
9.-Harvard's tricky foot ball
machine generated terrific
~ overhead power while over
whelming Browns inexperienced
Bruins, 34-7, today before $4,000 at
the stadium.
Three of the victors' five touch
downs were the results Of long air
journeys and the last two, made dur
ing the final period, were the rewards
for heads-up running by backfield re-
placements and an enemy pass inter-
ception. The latter enabled Fullback
Vernon Struck to race back 43 yards
to Browns 17-yard mark. from where
Torbert Mcdonald Skirted his right
end for the final counter.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
KANSAS UPSET VICTIM
Beaten, 1877, by Stalwart Eleven
of Wichita University.

WICHITA, Kans.. October . (P.-
Wichita University's Shockers mixed
q stalwart defense and brilliant scor-
ing attacks to take q l8-to-7 upset
victory over Kansas University OF
the Big Six Conference in An inter-
conference game here today before
10000 foot ball fans.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Line Ups and Summary.
METHODISTS IN FRONT
Aerial and Long Run Net Mark.
ers Against Washington.

ST. LOUIS, October 9 (R-South-
ern Methodist's Mustangs passed to
one touchdown and scored another
on . 70-yard run following the re-
eovery Of q tumble to defeat Wash
1ngton University Of st. Louis, II to
= 4 today before 1900 spectators. :
Evening star., 1937-10-10
TULANE RUNS WILD.

NEW ORLEANS, October 8 (P.-
Tulane unlimbered its backs in field
day fashion to roll over the Missis-
sippi College foot ball team "a to 0
today before 10000 shirt -sleeved fans.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Foley Gets Early Scores.
ID 1GHT HALFBACK FRANK FO

LEY turned in the two touch
downs Harvard made during the OPEN
ing half, dashing into the Brown end
zone first with q 45-yard pass tossed
him by Art Oakes, and plowing ,
yards for his second tally after two
passes clicked for q total Of IS yards
and first down on Browns 6-yard
line in the second quarter.
Austie Harding, who replaced Oakes,
also was credited with pair Of touch
downs. He raced the last 10 yards
after Struck ripped oil 37-yard gain
inside his left tackle. made five more
through center to Browns 20, from
where Harding contacted Bob Green,
his left end, with pass on Browns 10.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
SHENANDOAH TR1UMPHS.

HARRISONBURG, Va, October
(R.-Shenandoah College rallied In
the last quarter today to take = 1877
home coming victory over Shepherd
College.
Evening star., 1937-10-10

Arkansas scoring: Touchdowns-Sloan.
Fletcher. Point after touchdowns-Owen
tplace kick 2.
Baylor scoring: Touchdowns-Patterson,
Bivins (sub for Evans). Boyd. Point after
touchdowns-B. Gernand tplace kick, Z.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
. Harding TallieS Again.

THAT backf1eld spares other coun-
ter came when he plunged a foot
early in the final period, after Har-
ward started a march from its own IS,
when Harding took one of Larry At
wells long punts and ran it back Is
yards. Eight rushes were required
before Harding ended the drive with
his short. but mighty thrust.
and Crrn-n
Evening star., 1937-10-10

taj harding &c lsub for Cakes, %. Nc, Nc.
Donald tsub for Oakes>. Points after
ouchdowns-Boston (3) (place-kicks),
Burnett tsub for Foley-recovered blocked
kick.
Brown scoring: Observation-Disclosures
Point after touchdown-Bernstein Nor
Carey-drop- kick.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Rabh Star Ball Runner.

TT s. C. showed surprising running
~ power. SCHNEIDER toting the ball
o. yards in 28 trips. but 1t was Rabb,
sprung loose for 55-yard run IN
the third which preceded the touch
down. who piled up the yardage. with
15s yards in Is journeys to his
credit.
The first quarter was dull. Southern
California reached Ohio's ~. Ohio
reached nowhere. In the second both
teams loosened up. SCHNEIDER ran a
short punt back to the Bucks 80 and
with Sangster helping, punched the
ball over in 10 plays.
U. 8. c. gave Ohio sufficient chances
to score in the third. On fourth
down a back intercepted Buckeye
pass and was floored promptly on
the Trojan 3. U. S. c. punted, but
Ohio got no further than losing the
ball with = pass over the goal.
Troy's kick was blocked partly and
recovered on Troy's II. Rabb took it
to the before stepping out and
Mcdonald went over on the next
play.
1t was = Trojan afternoon, but
Ohio State didn't know. 1t until too
late.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Baker II Cornell Star.

4 AAAsA@AS AAA~oAy SOA1ACA OACA6"
Sophomores, Whit Baker Of North
Cumberland. Pa, and Ken Brown Of
MillertOn, N. Y, and Bob Rose, 4
junior Of Tonawanda. N. Y..-shared
the three touchdowns. but it was the
l85-pound Baker who Wed with
Princeton's Jack White for the honor
OF being the best ball carrier on the
field.
Taking one Of Eliot Hooper's punts
in the second quarter on Cornells AZ
yard mark White tore through the
whole opposing team on a headlOng
dash to the goal line.
|, Brown had scored 4 few minutes
before the the end OF q 47-yard air
ward march. but Rose had missed the
try for extra point. Eddie Givens
made good on his try after Whites
touchdown and gave Princeton a one
point lead.
In the third quarter Cornell forged
ahead and stayed there. In the
shadow of its own goal posts Cornell
gave the ball 10 George Peck who cut
through the line and ran to his own
43-yard mark from where he Tipped
= lateral to Baker, who OUTRAGED his
rivals to the goal line.
Intercepts Pass 70 Tally.
CORNELL scored its final touch
down in the fourth after Center
Sam Stahl intercepted Givens pass
on Princeton's rs. Baker and Rose
took turns carrying the ball and Rose
plunged over.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Penn Scores on Pass.

"A PENN drive which started late in
the third period. featuring Bob
Dougherty of Overlook, Pa, and
Harry Buxbaum, q brilliant sophomore
back from Lawrence. N. Y, eliminated
in the Red and Blues only score early
in the final quarter. The two backs
brought the ball from their 40 to
Yale's .. from where Dougherty passed
to Schuenemann, who took the for
ward on Yale's 5, from where he
registered.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Lne-Ups and summary.

Ohio State scorins-Touchdowns Nc
Donald. Nardi. Southern California scor-
inG-Touchdowns SCHNEIDER. Anderson
tMorsan) point after touchdown (place-
menD. Stanley (Williams).
Evening star., 1937-10-10
Wilson Is Spectacular.

ONE Of Wilson's scores came late in
~ the final period on a spectacular
60-yard dash around his right end.
This play. the most thrilling Of the
battle. had only a slight edge on q
beautiful 55-yard run by Frank for
= touchdown early in the second
quarter.
Franks passing and running was
also responsible for the first score. His
30-yard end run a few minutes after
the opening kickoff placed the ball
within the shadows OF the Penn goal,
from where he tossed to Wilson, who
scampered across the final stripe from
the lO-yard line.
The other Yale score came early in
the third period. when Bill Platt OF
Rye, N. Y. picked up q blocked Penn
kick on the Red and Blues IL and
just managed to cross the goal line.