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Evening star., 1937-10-24
First downs
WEST VIRGINIA WINS
AS PINI0N RUNS Will
Little Mountaineer Back Spar
Team in It's 1910 Victory
Over Waynesburg.
q, the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NIORGANTOWN, w. Va, Octc'
4F1 23.-Taking advantage of t.
breaks. the West Virginia Universily
Mountaineers drove two touchdown
over Waynesburg's goal line in the
third and fourth periods today to
triumph by 13 to 0 count.
Sammy Pinion, diminutive Noun
taineer back. provided the needed
spark, scoring both touchdowns after
West Virginia was unable to get under
way in the first half.
The first break and subsequent score
came in the closing plays Of the third
quarter when Koepke, Waynesburg
punter, got off one of his few bad kicks
to his own 81. Pinion advanced the
ball single handed to the II for
first down and on the next play tossed
pass which was ruled complete be-
cause of interference. to Phares on
the 2. Pinion scored on the next
play.
The second score came in the last
period when Lorenz intercepted Keep
kes' pass and returned it to the
Waynesburg 81 before being downed
Three line plays advanced the ball
and Pinion carried 1t over.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
ARKANSAS PASSES
FOR $50 TRIUMPH
Sloan to- Benton FIips in
Second Quarter Lead to
Win Over S. M. u.

b. the Associated Press.
"ORT SMITH, Ark. october 23-
~ A pair of aerial thrusts late in
the second quarter gave the
Arkansas Razorbacks 13-to-0
victory over the Southern Methodist
Mustangs before $500 fans here today.
Jim Benton. towering Razorback
end, took an 11-yard toss from Half
back Dwight Sloan for the first score,
snagging the ball over his left shoulder
as he crossed the Mustang goal line.
Owen failed to convert.
A few minutes later, Sloan spotted
Benton in the open again and shot a
20-yard pass to the Arkansas wing
man who took 1t on the Mustangs
15-yard line and moved it up to the
1-yard line before he was forced out
Of bounds.
The Mustang line held for only one
play before Sloan slipped through his
own right tackle for the touchdown.
He added the extra point.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
Run Of "A Yards Scores.

THE only real spark Of enthusiasm
the Hawkeyes provided the crowd
came in the third quarter, when Kin
nick. triple-threat sophomore. grabbed
a Michigan punt and sprinted through
the entire Wolverine team on IA
yard touchdown dash.
Iowa, however, was denied a tie
when Bill Smith, Michigan tackle,
smashed through the Iowa line to
block Jack Eicherly's conversion at
tempt from placement.
The Hawkeyes never had chance.
Michigan started its touchdown
drive late in the first quarter. Fred
Trosko, the little dynamo in the VOL
VERNE backfield. returned a punt 10
yards to the Michigan As. Trosko
swept 8 yards around end as the
quarter ended.
Tex Stanton, fullback. and Trosko
hammered to the Iowa %. Then
Trosko dropped back and looped a
beautiful pass to Halfback Bill Bar
clay. who was chased out of bounds
on the 8.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
Faxed Kick Works.

MARYLAND again was within
'A splitting distance Of the goal in
the fourth period when Glickman
fumbled Meade's punt when tackled
BY Blair Smith, Fred Hewitt recover
ing for Maryland on the Syracuse
27-yard line Meade gobbled up 9
yards on two line plunges.
Coach Dobson sent Mondorff into
the game at this stage for an ap-
parent attempted field goal. Mon
dorff faxed the boot, however, and
Meade skirted right end to the Is
yard line and a first down, offsetting
the lack of interference with pile
driving legs. Meade then slicked
of tackle to the 12-yard line before
Weidinger tipped pass down the
middle to Budkoff for an 8-yard gain.
Meade carried the ball to the 2-yard
line In two efforts at center, but the
stout-hearted Syracuse line weaved
its defense tighter to take the ball
on downs as Weidinger's fourth down
pass failed to locate receiver in
the end zone.
oyIdSuSc was phChcu W A1S o~ydi u
line when Skotnicki romped to the
final touchdown and Burns Marvil
and Glickman merely were grasping
for the straw when Maryland salted
the tilt among the upsets.
A 1921 loss TO Pennsylvania is
the only blot on Maryland's 1887
record.
Play throughout the game was con-
fined chiefly to Syracuse territory,
with only sporadic threats serving
to disturb Maryland fans. The un-
easiness, however, was remedied by
o Maryland line that was unyielding
and courageous.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
PINGEL OF SPARTANS
SPANKS MARQUETTE
Dashes to All Touchdowns for
Michigan State as Golden
Avalanche Bows, 21-7.

By the Associated Press.
EAST LANSING, Mich, October %.
- -Rangy Jack Pingel, fieet-footed
halfback, ended Michigan States
touchdown famine here today as the
Spartans put on late rally to con-
quer Marquette, 81 to z.
Pingel scored all three State touch
downs, the last one on a sensational
80-yard sprint.
He scored the first touchdown Of
the game late in the third period
when he plowed over from the 6-yard
line after a combined running and
aerial assault had taken the ball from
midfield to scoring territory.
Early in the third period Marquette
tied the count when Ray Sonnenberg
caught q 10-yard pass from Andy
Bakula over the goal line.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
Pass OH Closing
Play Wins Game
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A THENS, Ohio, october 23.-
Dayton made good last-sec-
ond desperation" pass to beat
Ohio, 6 to 0, today and retain its
lead in the Buckeye Conference
foot ball race.
Substitute Halfback Padley
grabbed a 26-yard pass from Rie-
gel en- the 5-yard line and crossed
the goal just as the final gun
sounded to administer the Bobcats
their first home defeat in 10 years.
Kelly's place-kick was wide.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
HARVARD BUMPED
| BY BIG GREEN, 2O2
Hutchinson Crosses Goal
Three Times, Is Nailed
Behind Once
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
- AMBRIDGE. Mass, October %.
Wild Bill Hutchinson, Dart
\ mouths sensational sopho-
more fullback, sprinted,
splashed and smashed for three
touchdowns TO provide his Indian
teammates with 90 victory over
Harvard today before 10000 crowd
which sat through northeast storm
that threatened to become a cloud
burst.
The 175-pound New Yorker was as
difficult to catch as a creased pig
when the stadium gridiron was dry
and was as slippery as an eel when
the downpour turned 1t into swamp
late in the second period.
Hutchinson's first touchdown came
late in the first period, after Harvard
fubbed the first of its four scoring
chances, from a fake kick formation
on Dartmouth's 38-yard line. AS Don
Daughters, Harvard's right end,
rushed in to block, Wild Bill side
stepped, raced through the opening
and, after slipping away from three
crimson clad secondaries, completed
the remainder of the 62-yard scoring
run without seeing hostile gesture.
Hutchinson Tackled Behind Goal.
IN the third period, in binding rain,
l. Hutchinson slipped around his
right end and, after reversing his
field, churned through As yards CT
deep puddles for his second score,
and he added the third one in the
final quarter, ploughing over from
the 2-yard line after he and Eco
Macleod carried from nidfeld in
two ruShes.
Hutchinson also figured in the Har-
ward scoring. for in the third perioc,
after Harverd's last long march was
checked on Dartmouth's 8-yard line,
he retreated into his end zone to
punt the Indians out Of danger. 1t
was pouring sheets, and when he
half fumbled the pass, he was smotsF
cred when he rushed out TO TIE
2-yard line. On his second try.
Daughters nailed him behind the line
before he could get the ball away.
Harvard, which made IL first downs
to three for Dartmouth and out
rushed the Indians, 218 to lao yards
was deep in enemy territory four
times during the muddy action.
Fourth Straight Over Harvard.
THE victory was the Indians NTH
of the season and their fourth
in a row over Harvard. which also
had been undefeated at the start OF
this "ivy" classic. the 44th that has
been waged by these New England
teams. Harvard has not topped Dart
mouth since 1882. Just before the
Indians started their four game
string they held the Crimson 70
TT tie.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
MARYLAND Wrecks Syrucuse Perfect Record With $50 Triumph
Stanford Trims
Huskies, Ii to 7

BY the Associated Press.
CFATTLE, October 23.-Univer-
sity Of Washington made the
first downs, but Stanford made the
touchdowns to win q 13-to-7 Coast
Conference foot ball game here
today.
The Washington Huskies, with
A previous defeat and a tie, lost
all hope Of successfully defending
their conference title.
Despite the fact the Stanford
Indians were unable to gain first
down and had a minus-10 yard
age total through the first two
periods, they had scored q touch
down by haif-time.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
Ohio State Blocks Kick, Wins
20 to Knock Northwestern
From ''Perfect Team" Ranks

ny Rabb and Wedebrook carried 1t to
the on line bucks. Nardi slipped
over guard for the touchdown, which
planted the Bucks right in the middle
of the Big Ten Championship scrap,
from which they we're eliminated a
year ago by this same Northwestern
team.
Odd Point After Touchdown.
THE. point after touchdown was a
classic Co-captain Quarterback
jim Mcdonald elected to place-kick
for the point, with Mike Kabealo hold
ing the ball. Voigt, Northwestern right
tackle. broke through to block the
kick, but Kabealo picked up the ball
and tossed it to Mcdonald, who raced
around right end for the marker.
Both coaches, all the players and
four officials argued for at least five
minutes before the of1icial decision
that the point was good was forthcom-
ing. The officials ruled that since the
ball did not cross the line of scrim-
mage, it was free ball and that the
point was as good as If the place-kick
had been made.
Capt. Don Heap. stellar halfback OF
the Wildcats, was the big offensive
gun for the invaders and single-handed
he backed the Bucks to their goal
line in the third period. as Northwest
ern made its heavy gesture by pushing
to the A. ard line.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
.EXTRA-PO|NT KICK
BEATS HAWKEYES
Michigan Takes First Big
Ten Game in Two Years,
Iowa BoWing, 7-6.
BY the Associated Press.

a
IOWA CITY, Iowa, October 23.-
Michigan's Wolverines, who have
prowled unsuccessfully through
u Big Ten foot ball sectors since
October, 1885. finally found victim
today when they defeated Iowa, an
other victory-starved team, Z to s,
before $4,000 Dads day guests.
The wolverines. bouncing back in
grand manner from their 39-to-6
walloping by Minnesota last week,
outplayed the Hawkeyes most Of the
way, snatching a 7-to-0 lead in the
second quarter and clamping a tight
lid on Iowa's offense except for one
brilliant touchdown thrust by Nile
Kinnick
Evening star., 1937-10-24
KICKING STAR RISING.

SEATTLE, Wash. (R.-Washington
has . real kicking star coming up in
Edo vanni, l58-pound freshman from
q seattle high school. vanni carries
great power In his legs. He is credited
with being able to get field goal in 9
Of 10 tries from anywhere within the
45-yard line.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
NAVY "B" TEAM VICTOR
Every Member of Squad Plays in
40 Win Over Terror "B's."

ANNAPOLIS, Md, October % (Pl.-
Every player on the Navy foot ball
"B" squad got in the game today as
the middle junior varsity defeated the
"B" squad of Western Maryland by
score of A to 0.
Shaffer and Mayo, his substitute,
each made two touchdowns, while
Graves, Anderson and McDaniels
turned in tally apiece to boost the
Navy score.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
Atwood Gets Second Score.

A FTER Wilson failed to gain fol-
lowing the next kick-off. Drake
returned punt to Wilson'S As. Sew
eral running plays failed. then Drake
threw a pass to Brown for rs yards.
Atwood went of tackle 20 yards for
the second touchdown.
Another interception of Wilson
pass by Gaunce while lying on the
ground set the stage for the last score
The ball bounced off the outstretched
hands Of Wilson's Moran and fell into
Gaunce's. In three plays. Gallaudet
scored again, Atwood passing to Auer-
bach for the touchdown.
Wilson'S lone 6-pointer, coming early
in the second quarter. was the result
Of series of long runs by Thomas
and Streitberger and a 25-yard pass
from Hart to Valentine. Hart's pass
was caught on the Is by Valentine
who raced across from that point.
Line-ups and Summary,
Evening star., 1937-10-24
VILLAN0VA AHEAD, 21-0
Blends Running, Passing Attack
to Defeat Bucknell.

PHILADELPHIA, October % (F).-
villanova mixed 4 nice running at
tack with forward passes today to
defeat Bucknell, 81 to 0, before .
crowd of 10000 at Shibe Park.
The game had been underway less
than 6 minutes when Halfback Andy
Stopper threw q 4-yard forward to
Ray Stoviak over the goal line. In
the last period q forward-lateral,
Stopper to Nowak to Stoviak. was
good for another touchdown. Raimo
plunged for the last score, climaxing
q 31-yard drive.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
GAINS 28th STRAIGHT
Western Reserve Hands Boston u
First Defeat, TO.


BOSTON, October % tP).-Western
Reserve of Cleveland stretched its
unbeaten string to 20 straight games
and tossed Boston University, to O,
from the ranks of the undefeated
elevens in a driving rain today be-
fore a small crowd of 5000 at Fen
way Park.
A 75-yard runback Of a Boston
University punt by John Andrews,
Western Reserve safety man, ended
Boston's hopes for an unbeaten sea-
son and kept clear the record which
Reserve started to roll up back in
1894.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
ALERT GALLAUDET
TRIPS WILSON, 1876
Pass Interception Starts
Blues on Victory Path
After Teachers Tally.

~ ALLYING with three touch
- downs in the last period after
IN trailing for nearly two quar-
4 y tiers, Gallaudet defeated Will
son Teachers, 1876, yesterday IN their
annual intra-city foot ball game at
Kendall Green.
Leading. so, by virtue Of pass
which accounted for 40 yards and a
touchdown in the second quarter, the
Teachers were threatening to score
again when one OF their passes boomer
anged to start the Blues on the way
to victory.
Norman Brown intercepted Hart's
pass on Gallaudets 5-yard line and
before he could be stopped by the dis
concerted Teachers had raced back
to midfield. On the next play, Capt.
Racy Drake raced around Wilson'S left
end for so yards and the tying touch
down. Drake bucked the line for the
extra point, sending Gallaudet into
the lead.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
STUNS
MAILING TR0JANS
Eighty Thousand See Bears
Fool Most Ardent Fans
With 2O-6 Score.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
N ERKELEY, Calf, October 23.-
* Californias Golden Bears
sounded another challenge
- today in their drive toward
national foot ball championship rec
ognition with a stunning 20-to-6 vic
tory over University Of Southern Cali
fornia's Trojans.
Nearly 10000 fans, the largest crowd
to witness game on the Pacific
Coast this season, saw the powerful
Bears smash the Trojans during a
first half offensive that rolled up
three touchdowns and victory more
decisive than expected by their most
ardent supporters.
1t was the fourth successive VIC
tory over an old-time gridiron foe for
California and its third win in the
drive for the coast conference title.
The Bears, undefeated, united and
undisputed leaders in the champion
ship race, struck early and often.
Scores Against Bear Subs.
REHIND brilliant line play, fea-
tured by the work of two sturdy
guards, Stockton and Evans, Vic
Bottari, left halfback, scored two
touchdowns In the opening quarter,
while Fullback Dave Anderson fol-
lowed with another in the second
period
Southern California saved itself
from being blanked when Lansdell,
reserve quarterback, went over from
the 1-yard line to end up a 77-yard
advance in the third quarter. The
counter was made against complete
team of California substitutes.
Here's how the Bears rolled up the
winning points:
Nine minutes after the opening
kickoff, Bottari crashed left tackle
for 3 yards The touchdown came on
the tail end of 57-yard march on
eight line plays with the California
line opening up big holes.
March s. Yards Across Goal.
LIVE minutes later, Bottari spun
l. around left end for yards to
climax a drive of 10 yards. One pass,
from Bottari to Right Half Sam
Chapman. good for "a yards, was the
big gamer with nine plunges at the
line making up the balance.
In the second quarter, Anderson
cracked through left guard for s
yards for the third touchdown after
California march starting 81 yards
from goal.
California chalked>up 20 first downs
against for U. S. c. and banged out
3O4 yards from scrimmage compared
| to 64 for the Trojans.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
L;nc-upS and Summary.
KANSAS STATE AHEAD
Cleveland Leads to 1917 Victory
Over Stubborn Creighton.
Odd Point After Touchdown.

OMAHA. Nebr., October % (F1.-
Kansas State defeated a stubborn
Creighton University eleven. is to z
before a homecoming crowd of 5000
today.
Howard Cleveland. Kansas State
halfback, scored touchdowns on spar
king runs of 81 and % yards in the
first period.
Previously, Johnny Piet. Creighton
left halfback, had recovered bac
pass from center over his own goa
line for a safety.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
Line-ups and Summary.

Army SCORING: TouchdoWnS-Fr0nt-
czak. Long (2). Kaspar tsub for Long,.
Martin (sub for CRAIG, ockershauer
tsub for Ryan t2). Extra points:
Frontczak (2), Ryan (sub for Schwenk)
(2), OConnor (sub for Frontczak.
washington University tSt. Louis):
ouchdowns-Shskofsky Extra points
Shakofsky.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
PLEBE GRIDMEN TIE.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, October % (P).--
The Navy Plebe foot ball team and
the team of Kiskiminetas Springs
School, Salisbury, Pa, battled to a
scoreless tie here today on muddy
field.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
In Army Territory Twice.

\ RMY started scoring in the first
period, when Craig passed 20
yards to Frontczak for a touchdown,
and the Kaydets didn't miss scoring
in period thereafter. They gained
ground about as they pleased. and
you couldn't tell whether it was their
first or third team that was per-
forming.
The visitors from the West invaded
Army territory only twice. In the
first quarter they reached their op-
ponents' 28-yard line and folded. In
the fourth they went from midfield
for a touchdown, when Leo Shakofsky
registered from four yards out and
then booted the extra point.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
BY the Associated Press.

~OLUMBUS, Ohio. october 23.-
Ohio State knocked North
I western from the heights of
~ unbeaten teams today, win
ming to and practically erasing the
1886 Big Ten champions from the
title picture.
The victory, before 1881 fans, kept
the Ohio slate clan for two Western
Conference tilts.
Dick Nardi, halfback. retained his
scoring record for the season by
counting the lone touchdown in the
third period after the most bitter of
battles. Nardi has one touchdown in
each of the four Buckeye contests.
The Ohioans. playing alert and
heads-up ball against the defending
champions, took advantage of the
games big break" to crash through.
Twice in the second period they were
halted on the 12-yard line by de-
termined Wildcat line.
The break came just minute after
Northwestern had been repulsed twice,
once on the Ohio 4-yard mark and
again on the 7, from where Fuliback
Jack Ryan missed a place-kick.
Score After Blocking Kick.
OHIO took the bali on the 20, and
~ Howard Wede5rooll booted to tie
Wildcat 80. A pass failed, and then
Bernard Jefferccn, Negro Wildcat
halfback. backed up to punt. Karl
Kaplanoff crashed through to block
the kick, and Warren Chrissenge-,
substitute Ohio guard, fell on the
ball on the 26.
Nick Wasylik, the fashy halfback
from Astoria, N. Y, ripped around
right end for IL yards and then john
Evening star., 1937-10-24
!: Southern. California,

Scoring: Southern California. touch
down-Landsdell tsub for Schindlerl.
California. touchdowns-Bottarl 60, An
derson. Points from try after touchdowns
Chairman. . tplace-kicks).
Officials-Referee-To Louttit tOre-
gon State) Umpire-Clyde King Navy
Head linesman-Ray Coleman (Oregon
Statel. Field judge-William Dunn
(Michigan Statel.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
CHARLOTTE HALL BOWS.

LEONARDTOWN, Md, October %
(R.-Boys' Latin School Of Baltimore
easily trounced Charlotte Halls foot
ball squad today, 40 to o.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
Trosko's Boot Wins.

TROSKO picked up yards on
plunge and Stanton crashed
through on the next play for a touch
down. Trosko added the extra point
from placement and the wolverines
we're never headed
Evening star., 1937-10-24
Outcome Apparent From Start.

THERE never was any question of
the outcome. The Cadets had en-
tirely too much from the first kick
off. They scored their seven touch
downs with ease. Their passes clicked
and so did their running plays. Wash
ington U. made only two first downs,
on the other hand, both of them in
the course of their touchdown march
in the final quarter.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
u. of fM.--Syracuse

Touchdowns-McCarthy. SSotnic.:i, Con-
version-De Armey. SubstitutionS: Mary
koff. Syracuse-Ruth. Gorecki, Bruett,
Pfeiffer Morrison: Markowski: Holman
Handler, Zindahl, Dudley. Koch. Baylock,
Hinkle.
Referee-H. o. Dayhoff tBucknelD.
Umpire-R. d. Daniels tGeorgetown'.
Head linesman-George P. Compton Ran
dolph- -Macon). Field JUDGE. r. Wal
lace tWashington Coliege).
Statistics.
Evening star., 1937-10-24

the Washington University Bears of
st. Louis, AZ to Z, on a rain-pelted
field today.
1t never was contest, though the
boys from the West undoubtedly did
their level best. Coach Gar Davidson
of the Cadets sent in all the substi-
tutes he could lay hand on, yet still
it wasn't a contest. 1t was a rout
from the start and it got worse as it
continued.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
ARMY CHARITABLE
BUT PILES POINTS
Uses Entire Squad in ATT
Rout of Washington u.
of St. Louis.

w YEST POINT. October 23-
Ah/ Army, trimmed by Yale a
" " week ago. took revenge of
The daily independent., 1937-07-28
Dredge Begins Work
On Alligator
RiUer Job

Columbia, July 27.-The dredge
"Morgate" of the Hill Dredging
Company of New Jersey began
the work of dredging the channel
in Alligator River Monday morn
ing. They will cut across the bar
at the mouth of the river and
then begin further up the river,
working out toward the sound.
There are two army engineer
parties working along with the
dredge, George Fairer Of Norfolk
being in charge of one and Will
bur Cutrell in charge of the other.
Others on the parties, most OF
whom are well known in this sec
ton, are: Delton Everton, Floyd
Patrick, Ocle Everton, Leroy
Tarkenton, Lennie Ewell, Harry
O'Neal William Roberts, Clar-
ence Jones, Wilbur Lee, Oble
Cartwright and John Venable.
Mr.. Cutrell's party will be here
only a week or two. 1t is expected
to take about two months to
complete the work.