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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Tenforen Results

FIRST RACE-si 900. claiming. a-y..r-
osos ana ur, mile and 70 yards:
Square Diamond
(Neves) Mse trsa 80
Royal Circus tAdams) son a an
Lady's Son tBurnsl $50
winsocne Bens. Nv Edrh. v.d, R,trs
Half Moor Bay and Mere also ran.
year ODDS mile and 70 Yards: z
Clover Leaf Frsrkiin) $40 40 5 90
Liedevfn CZufeiD zoo Z 90
Mad Crussder oGrohs) 100
Time I:43 as on 2:os
Leon Creencck, Mueho Prontc, Cscts-
cecus Winsome Beau. Magnet Lrp.
Broken Clouds. Electric Flag and Zorro
also ran.
THIRD EAcE-sl 900. claiming. s-year-
olds and up, 1 lis miles
Reeostna nongden) Tsc $50 80
Burgoo TRAN tparitol 1720 $50
Roughage fRobertsoul 8 so
Time LAS, on 7:33
Hu-csr. Twist, Gallant Sis. Aibino,
Nananran and Rooka~sy Boy also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-si 500. allowances. g.
yesr-olds, I LIE miles
Ksntsr Run tZufeit) $50 zso 72o
Big League fBsisskD 40 7so
wnd oats Longderl 7le
Tine la equals track record). OF
1851
vsldtns Paul. whicnwfns. vsidins and
Eterno also ran.
FIFTH RACE-si 600 allowances. q
year-olds and up, lis miles:
Pageboy (Flsk) $50 $40 3 90
Trtpisne Longden) 400 3aO
Magic Key &C. Corbett) 40
Time 40 As, OF 3.26h
sptteful, Marx and Don Listo also ran
SIXTH RACE - $500. allowances, =
yesr-olds and up. y mile:
Breeks CNeves) 1890 500 4 &C
Don Lin ii (Corbettl $50 %
Urge Ne CLongden) -
Time i.11 as. OF 3.SsL
Stalking hatchup, Talked About. Equi-
star. Straw Hat ard Gold TEDDY also ran
SEVENTH RlCE-s7 500 .dded. h.ndi
cap. az .ges. ! lis miles
a-Bulwsrk (Longdenl 40 800
No Competition tstrange) SO
Time i.43 Us. OF l2T
Royal Crusader. s-count d on. Bashins
and Devils Graz alto ran.
IA. Tsrp entry
EIGHTH RACE-si, 600. claiming, .
year-olds and NJ. Sis miles.
\ Idle Along CF1sk) 10 ~
Jacorda (Strangel So
J Never Blue. Pass Forward Patsy Ellen
Bi,s suf ara scotch Hiys ale rs..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Peters Scores
All for Tigers

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. IS.
Capt. Bob Peters sparkle d
Princeton's Tigers to a 20 TO s
triumph over Yale today in Amer
ica's oldest football feud.
Peters scored all Of the Tiger
although his shoulder
was encased in a brace as a result
of recent injuries.
Yale gouged the Princeton line
in a 67-yard touchdown drive fol-
lowing the first kickoff and Ed
Taylor passed to Fred Harrison
for the score.
With two minutes of the half
remaining, Dace Headley broke
through to block a Yale punt on
the Eli n. Peters went into the
game at this juncture and led
the Tiger attack up TO the Yale
one stripe. from where he plunged
over for touchdown. Bob
Perina toed the extra point. Civ.
ing Princeton a rs halftime edge
Peters streaked IS yards for the
Tigers second score early in the
third quarter. Bruce Wilson re.
covered Taylor's tumble on the
Yale IS to set UP the final Tiger
tally. Peters and Rose carried Ia
the d, then Perina passed tc
Peters for the touchdown.
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Kuznla Gets Loose

A little later in the first period
Governali had To kick from his "a.
where he slipped and fell. His punt
went out on Michigan's u. but on
the very first play Kuzrna I'M
corked his brilliant run. He started
around Columbia's left and toward
the sidelines.
Then behind perfect blocking he
cut back 10 the middle and over 10
the other side of the field. He
seemed headed for a touchdown
with Governali in pursuit.
Finally Governali made a dive
for him and caught him on the g.
"Bullet-Bob" Westfall then swung
into action and made quick work
of adding another marker. He spun
off right tackle 10 the 3 and then
shot through the left side 10 score
Mellow added the extra point.
Columbia made a bid late in the
first period which was featured by
q pass from, Governali 10 Thornley,
Wood that put the ball on Michi-
gan's 30. But on the first play
of the second quarter Westfsll
speared Governali's pass l yard
behind the goal and ran the ball
out 70 his 10.
With Westfall, kuzms and Paul
White taking turns, the Wolverines
drove 10 Columbias % where
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Dynamics Lose
Sixth in Row
St. Ambrose's Power
Proves Too Much;
Triumph. rs 10 o

ST. Arnbrose's offensive power
proved 10 be too much for De-
trost Tech and the Dynamics went
down IN their sixth straight, $50
al Robinson Field. Saturday.
Except for the closing minutes
Of the second quarter, the first
half was played IN Tech terri
tory. 81. Ambrose drove IS yards
for its first touchdown. Mike Ger
vim made -3s yards on three tries.
Tony Rotunno gained S and Tony
Janick scored on a 3-yard plunge.
John Sullivan place-kicked the
extra point.
Early IN the second period. ia
nick tailed his second touchdown
TO end a 62-yard march. George
Micheals blocked SuIlivan's at
tempted plaee-kick.
Three plays later John McDon-
aid intercepted julius Yungiing' 3
pass ON his own As and ran s.
yards for a touchdown. Micheels
again blocked SuIlivan's attempted
place-kick.
Late in the second period Don
Mullin recovered Ken McClusl<y's
tumble on the ST. Ambrose D.
Paul Labadie and John Srabian
alternated in driving to the 4
yard line. where they lost the bali
on downs.
In the third quarter. Stew
Rupsh recovered a Tech tumble
on the Dynamics' 81. Two plays
later. Al Spaniak went ~ yardf
on a cut back through center foa
the score.
The Dynamics put on a passing
attack to threaten IN the fourth
period. Paul Labadie tossed Il
Micheals and Mullin to carry TIN
ball to the St Ambrose IL. Laba'
die. Srabian and Micheals took thu
pigskin to the 3. Two passes failet
to score and Tech lost the bal
on downs.
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Huron Hdrriers Take
AAU Championship

KALAMAZOO. Nov. 15.-Duane
Temper of Michigan Normal, fin
ishing in II :22.s, took first place
In the Michigan AAU cross-coun-
try run here today as Michigan
Normal took first place with IS
points. Western Michigan, with IS
points, was second. Other team
finishers and their points follow:
Huron Club. 81; Kalamazoo Gen.
trail, 81; Central Michigan College,
ITO; Western Frosh. 127.
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Bowie Results

FIRST RAcE-s1.zov. maiden 7-ysar-
old alltes, mile:
F,r ,t, wa 800 sssrs, $40 s,o 22
Marie Gsiante fstrfckier) S.4e|
Time ia, on 1:o4h.
sevond. Hanafet. u Jsiis: After orcnsds.
Misty Lady ana Tripod Also ran.
SECOND RACE-S1.2oo. claiming. 81
year-olds and up, IL miles:
Dulie tstricklsr) 11.60 $50 <.10l
Dizzy Dame CRudert) $50 400!
Capsir (Rooertson AsOI
Time ! :os. off 1:37h.
MN End. csngrisrron. Gum. wood
Blaze. Rough Going, Busy Ffnger, Yankee|
Lad. Dark Watch ana Better Han alsol
ran.
THIRD EAcL-n.7oc. allowances. p
For Islam tDay) 1910 eco 13u
Grey Wing CMcComcs) 1000 s-tv
rim. Ina is, eff 7.csH.
Top Transit, Indian SUN. Roscoe X. .,
Bear by Bean, star Copy. romiuta, Tee
M,dge. Boia Movie. and Ftrebroom also
ran.
FOURTH HACE-s1. 400. allowances, >
year -olds and up. 4 mile:
Belle Poise fMora) $50 IS ~ N eo
Weatherite tFlynn) 5I.oe II f0
lex hyErc fDuppgb go
Time 1:12 3-6, on 7:35
condaiins. Blue LAZY. Coercion. Dsoonly
and Matte ]. also ran.
FIFTH RACES, 900 added, rhonas r.
Lynch Memorial Handicap. an ages. 1 liz
miles
Rcsetowr CMesde) 400 TOO 3.w
s-Hingte Gfndberg) $50 40
Boysy (Keiper) $50
Time 1:41 3-5, on 500.
Ninee- Mo. Omission, Here Goes, a-DoIlar
BAY and Sir Alfred also ran.
a-custsve RING entry.
SIXTH RACE-s1. zoo, claiming, s-year-
Hotzea day 7.5O 40 400
Miss Goshen (McCombsD TO $50
Happy Hunting (WanD $40
Time 1:4e As. OF 3:55K.
Key Ring. HI Sly, Magic Stream Laud-
erkin. wfllismstown ana Ginoca also ran
SEVENTH RACE-s1. 500. claiming, 3
year-olds and up. IL miles:
Resolute II GindbergD 26.10 fflo 500
Regent tsisto) u-eo $50
living Legion day $40
Time 2:3s is. OF 4 OF
Gourmet, suerterc, vsidina Lee, Darby
Du ana Alumfno also ran
yesr-oids and up. IL miles:
Gernesux (smith) z4sO ffso sso
Ginobt tRobertson) 40 a "a
Flying Duke (Hacker) $50
Time I 81 as. off 4.s7.
Accidental. Bull Terrier City Judxs
Palkin. Bachelors Bower. Levens, Sting.
ing. In Memory and Tyr also ran.
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Tcuch6cv-s Michigan efste-Eherms n
z, Friedlund. Psvlowski. scheib 2. Wy
Davis
Points after observation-disclosures 4
Suhstftutions Michigan State - Diebert
rraieigh. Mcneil. voneberstefn, Diehl
Chamberisfn. johnson. Mangrum, Emoiin-
ski Makettnsc. Leciair, Dsnciu. Neubert
Raduiescu. Kutchins. Lake. Boyer. hobart
Monroe. Mnhken, johnson, Wright, Faui-
Eckei. Cinerass
Tempie-Mahaiic, Pcvnsitis Kenerman.
Beshunshy, Richmsn, Boyd, stehlin, Diduk
stec, keriey. Dtomo. Baugher, sparagns,
serino Biikiewicz. Sylvester.
Referee-Richsrd y Remington tNtchi-
gam William r. McHugh Ode
paul.. Linesman-E. G. Curtiss (Chi-
cegol. FIELD tudse-Psul G. Goebei Mich
igau).
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keIfo Plays Well

The Lions got as far as the 80
a little later only TO be pushed
back TO the AZ and the game ended
little later.
Besides Westfall and Kuzrna the
work Of Reuben Kelto at right
tackle also stood out. Governali.
Captain Herk Mack. left tackle.
and Thornley, Wood. quarterback.
starred for Columbia in vain
After the game Coach Crisler
said the Michigan players carried
out their assignments as planned,
he was well pleased and proud.
II was Michigan's sixth victory
against only one defeat-that TO
game with the fabulous Gophers
of Minnesota.
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Bradley Tech Wins
q Of 81 Grid Tilts

PEORIA. Ill, Nov. 15.-Bradley
Tech has won 80 out of the last
81 football games played for m
average of 1854. During the years
1887, 80 and SO the Braves es-
tablished a record Of II consecu-
tive wins. Thus far this season,
they have seven victories against
no defeats, having scored 197
points TO their opponents 19.
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Rockingham Results

FIRST RAcE-ssoo, claiming, s-y..r.
dds and up lis miles
Brace Action
MeMunen, $500 90 N i44o
Rose 3. (DsttiIo) 500 IN
Old Smoothly tAtkinsorl gao
Time AS as, of 1.11L.
Hto'e Radtc, Impression,st, Jtr,
5lsaes. oresdss. Lolschen, Medred. Secret
also ran.
SECOND EACE-Seoo. claiming. s-y..r-
e'ds ana up = mile
Victory Bound
(Brunnene) aea snn a m
Cadet Bob Cvanderbershe) 90
Time Il Is. 81 30
Rosetta, Embrace. Vsldins Lord ard
canstins also ran.
THIRD RAcE-saoo. claiming s.y.a,.
oldE and Up, a mile.
Briar sharp (Danisls) $50 4 20
Flying Jane (Mehrtsns) q 20
Time 112 is. OF 0AH
Cease Fire, Stimuli. Casino Pete and
Gran Coss also ran
FOURTH RAcE-ssoo. claiming. 4-y.sr.
olds and I'D. = miles.
Pistol Pete CAtkinsonD 10 so $40 $40
Catomar (Rrunnsllel $50 20
howseen tDsttiloD 4 40
Time 50 As. on 1885,
ssnon., Close Kin. Gssrar De eaio,
We'll Read. Lcvick. American Money and
County Bond also rsr
FIFTH RACE-S1 500. handicap. Swear
clds ard up, q mite.
Taking WAYS tMooreD 500 800 2 20
Wise Niece (Tsylor) 32O 2 40
Espino Gold Ryan 2 so
TimeNf IL of OS
Silver Tower. Cockerel and Blue Uniform
also ran.
ods and m. lis miles
Blue Warrior Connolly $40 $40 30
Side Arm TNoore) $40 z a.
Ahslon RYAN 2 Ar
Time 1 IS IS. on s.saH
Mseehsnce. Allenisy and cslexico also
ran.
SEVENTH EACE-si ooo. claiming. a
year-oidf ana ID. I i-1e miles
Bonheur tJediinskD az 40 ~ 20 Is n
English Setter CRogers) $50 40
long PISS CMehrtenD ssf
Time ifs rs, OF ns1
Sweet Story, Hot Iron H KID Cash.
Boy. Vingt II IN. Wanna Hygro snt
Nightlsnd also ran. TU/
EIGHTH RAcE-seOo. claiming. 4-v.,y
oids and NJ. IL miles
Abyssinis Connolly $40 500 40
sshy TAX CDsttno) $50 "a
Slight Error (Jedlinski) 57l
ga
s.nsrs, RhiniI. eiu and siekl.bni ais
ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Teammate Arrested
In Gridder's KiIIinq

YOUNGSTOWN. O.. Nov. Is
(INS)-David Carter. n. star In
dependent League football player.
was shot and killed today during
a dice game. Another football
player. Wilbur Underwood, %, was
held by police in connection with
the shooting. Both men were
Of the Sharon. Pa,
Wings, an independent team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Blocks a Punt

Failing ~ gain. Columbia was
forced 10 punt and Marvin Pregul-
man rushed in 10 block Ken Ger
mems kick. the ball rolling out on
Columbia's 40. When three line
plays and an incompleted pass
failed 10 net the necessary yard
age. Kuznna came through with a
punt that went outside on Column
bias !.
The Lions were forced TO kick
out and Kuuna returned Germen's
boot from Columbia's A. 10 the 81
Kuzms circled left end and. with
the aid Of Westfalls blocking. cut
back and ran 10 the Is.
Westfalls cracked left guard "a
the - and then skirted right end
TO the 7. Kuzna shot off left tackle
TO the /, where he dove over Stew
art McIlvennan, a Detroit Cooley
High grad. for a touchdown. Mel
zow promptly kicked the extra
point.
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ROCKINGHAM PAM

CAT Salem. ~. IL
DAWN PORTAGE. Hsssy -. rcss'-
EMIpfsor, ysns vsts. Hossag Iem1.
3-wIsE WITCH. Sun Burst. TO Ways.
RYE GRA8s, Range D. Csee
%ckPTAiN RAE. cstcari. Lsys~ay.
s-FRENcH TRAP Apropos. Csunfry
r-oLp RIVER, Nome Cal. ylsrssn n.
s-DiANAPAr. vi.ysre: 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Totol n Funbies
Ticket Sale Open

Tickets for the annual Good
fellows football game to be held
n Briggs Stadium may be pur-
chased at all Catholic and public
high schools, Detroit fire houses
and at Briggs Stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

Touehdo-nf- KuEma Points
after touchdown Mellow
Referee-H q Dayhon (BucknsiD. I'm
prev. @. CFovell (svarthmore). Lines
man-C. @. Eckles CW. and ID Field
judge-Ceorge Vergara CNotre Dame).
Substitutes: Michigap-smeJa, Karvales
Shemky. Fiors, Cunningham. Hndebrandt,
Mellow, Franks, Amstu,1. Lame, T. Ken
nedy, Msdsr. Nelson, Locksrd. Roofpson,
c, Kennedy, Thomas, Boor.
Colum BITS Rock Birt. Roche. Kacxsrow-
ski. Bruno. sinton. Green. Potter Bayer,
SPECIAL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Football Pioneer

Baltimore City College, third
oldest public high school IN the
United States, has been playing
football for more than SO years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Hold Cet.Togethers

Over the same period the A
teams will compete along with the
BIS In a series Of get-together
events as follows: December 8 al
University Club. January 5 AT DAG
and January ~ at Racquet Club
The schedule for state tourna.
ments follows:
Class A singles. February ala al
DAG; Class B singles, March 81
at Racquet Club: Class A team
event. March 9-14 at University
Club: Class c singles, March 1870
st Sidney Hill.
Detroit Is expected 10 be repre-
sented at the Western champion
ship al St Louis. January 81.
February ]. The national doubles
are down for March Is at Balti-
more.
The annual Latham Cup matches
between United States and Canada
viii take place at Genesee County
Club. New York. but the dates
haven't been announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
|Spartans Snow Under
Strong Temple Eleven
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and rified a pass TO Lew Smiley
for first down on the Owls q
Pawlowski swept to his left almost
to the sidehnes and then cut back
towards the center as the blockers
cleared a path to the goal line.
SherInan's kick was good.
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rouchdcwns--yansck Z. McDonah (gub
for Rctunnc). Bpanfak tsub FOR Janiek).
Pcsnt after OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3. -
Referee-Doyle fClnc4unafiD. Head hines
man-Deakfn C1schigan NormaD. Umpire
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

White took n lateral behind the
line from KuZma to the 5. Kuzma
circled left end to the 3 and West
fall smashed up the middle to
score. Mellow again converted.
Westfou Scores
The final touchdown came early
IN the third quarter when Kuzna
returned a Governali punt from
his rs 10 the Lions ~. In five
plays the Wolverines were over.
Westfall bucked right guard to
the IS and then found left tackle
TO the 81. Kuzrna drove through a
big hole at left tackle TO the %.
Then Westfall shot off left guard
on a quick opening play to the
last chalked stripe. Mellow came
through with the extra point.
With Michigan reserves in the
game, Columbia got az far as
Michigan's 81 az the start of the
fourth quarter only to be forced
To punt. Through the medium of
the Governali pitching they man
aged TO reach the 9 a little later
only to have Ted Kennedy of Mich
igan end this threat by intercept
ing a pass on the 4.
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OWls' First Threat

Temples first offensive threat
came IN this period when the
Owls advanced the ball to the
II. Here Bill Milliken broke up
the rally, interceptIng Tomasics
pass on his own ID.
State was back IN the scoring
zone late IN the period. but Temple
held and an attempted field goal
from the 22-yard line was wide
Temple appeared discouraged as
the gridders resumed after the
interrnission. Twenty was quite a
deficit even IN these days when
we talk so glibly of billions.
The Spartans added touch
down shortly after play'was under
way again. Arena intercepted
Tomssic's pass and raced 80 yards
TO Temples Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Final Marker

State paraded down the field u
yards for the final marker of the
day. Wy DAVIS sscampered through
an enormous hole at Temples left
tackle for Il yards on the first
play Of the fourth period for the
counter. His try for the extra
point failed.
The fourth period found Bach
man sending in all the boys while
Temple floundered around, COM
pletely bewildered and unbelieving
what was happening to them. II
was Michigan State at its best
making a fine eastern team look
very amateurish.
A crowd of 1923 fans saw the
slaughter.
TT,>
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Michigan Gridders
ROmp Over Columbia
Confined from Page Two)

Columbia in three meetings, forms
part OF the remarkable intersec-
uonal record complied by Michi-
gan teams in the last Is years.
They have played % international
games in this time. winning 20
tying Navy and losing only 10
Penn's backfield of destiny boys
Murray. EMERSON, Kurdish and
Warwick-in 1896.
Cain $50 Yords
In the matter Of first downs.
Michigan made IL 10 Columbia
IL. most OF which was accom-
plished in the lstter's own terri
tory. The Wolverines gained 359
yards TO the Lions 33. They tried
six passes and completed two for
~ yards Columbia attempted "a
passes and completed Is for 121
yards.
Governali threw all Of Column
bias passes and was a constant
threat at all times. but he never
was effective in Michigan's terri
tory as he was in his own as the
Wolverines put out the stop sign
when II became necessary.
The Wolverines lost no time in
getting under way when the start
ing whistle had blown. They were
repulsed on drive from their 81
10 the Is when KuZma fumbled
and Herbert Mack recovered for
Columbia on his 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Shermon's Turn

Schelbs pass to Friedlund on
the 3-ysrd line was good for a
first down and from here Sherman
drove over his left tackle for the
He also kicked the goal.
The next two touchdowns came
SO quickly Temple wasn't sure ii
was two or one. They were both
scored by Mike Schelb who always
played his best game against the
Owls from Philadelphia.
Mike Rugged Tomasic's punt on
the State 46-yard line. With spec
tacular blocking. he streaked 81
yards for a touchdown. When he
crossed the goal line the field was
Uttered with fallen Owls cut down
by grand blocks. Two of the
Temple lads were very slow get
ting up and finally left the game.
Sherman's kick was good.
The Owls were halted again
after the kickoff and once more
Tomasic kicked. The pass from
center was low and Andy kicked
1t over the ground. Schelb grabbed
II on Temples 42-yard line and
raced back for another touchdown
Eckels' kick was wide.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

proved by the figuree which show
he carried the ball Is times out of
the 80 times Temple ran from
scriunrnage. He eainde Sc OF the
100 yards totaled by his club.
The Spartansa scored IN every
period. starting shortly after the
game was started. State received
the kickoff and after two plays
failed. Kieppe panted to Temples
IS. Tomasic tried q pass and
when il failed he quick-kicked out
of bounds on States %.
From here the Spartans started
to roll and when they were finally
brought to q halt, the Owls were
limping off the field, beaten by
seven touchdowns.
U.Yord March
The first score carne on a TT
yard march. Kieppe was the
spariplug az the Spartans drove
down the field He received q lot
of help from Walt Pawlowski who
clipped off 70 yards on one play
and then raced from the IL to the
3 before he was halted.
On two plays Bob Sherman ne
gotisted the rest Of the distance.
His kick was blocked.
A tumble by Tomasic set I'D the
second tally. Andy attempting to
punt on fourth down. fumbled and
as he recovered the ball, the Spar
tans pounced on him. State took
the ball on the Owls 40-yard lire
and two plays sent il into the end
zone for a touchdown.
The same two players took part
in both the plays. The first pass
was from Kieppe to Bob Fried
lund to the "a. On the next play
Friedlund went to his left and
then caught Kieppe's pass over
his shoulder standing on the goal
line.
Furnbles Again
This time the stunned Owls
watched the kick 90 between the
uprights.
Another tumble by Tomasic
gave the Spartans q third scor.
ing chance but they returned the
sali to Temple on a tumble .by
Friedlund. Tonasic had again
fumbled on fourth down punt on
his own IS.
The Spartans gathered another
touchdown in the second period.
kieppe took Tomasic's punt on his
50 and returned eight yards
where he fumbled. Tony Arena
recovering.
kienne su,enf around Ia his RIGHT
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either on the ground or in the
air.
II was the errors made by Tens
pie that had as much 20 do with
States scoring as States attack.
But II was the sensational work
of the Spartans ON defense that
caused most of Temples errors.
Total n Fusnbles
Each team fiInbled SIX times.
State losing the ball three times
and Temple twice In the ensuing
scramble.
How hard Andy worked can be
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one more threat. When Evans
kicked out from his 20 following
the Wildcats failure TO placekick,
Graham set Northwestern I'D once
more. He carried Evans punt
back TO the Notre Dame 43. then
passed TO end Bob Mott on the
Irish 20. Steve JuZwik's inter-
ception Of Grahsm's second down
pass into the end zone stopped
the final Northwestern threat.
In the last five minutes North
western gave Notre Dame two op-
portunities TO swell the score.
Piunging desperately on fourth
down on their own AZ, they were
victims of a wild pass from CEN
ter which Norm Barry, Irish end,
recovered on the AZ. With Ber-
tell passing and Evans and Juz-
wiki hitting the line the Irish drove
TO the 2, where Northwestern line
finally rallied to take the ball.
Graham had nothing to lose by
two passes from behind
his goal line in the time that re-
manned But Notre Dame almost
took advantage of his gamble to
boost the total. That last one
was the one busy Steve Juzwik
lugged up to the 6-yard line just
before the final gun.