The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-20
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(Reg. U. $. Pat. OR.) BY HARRY FERGUSON
United Press Sports Editor)

New York, Oct. 20.-(UP)-Mon- day morning grid-irony:
 Well, Tom Harmon and John Kim brough did their stuff for the New York Americans against the Co., lumbus Bulls at Yankee Stadium yesterday. There were two great backs on the field; one of them was Bob Davis of the Bulls who former ly played for Kentucky, the other was Charlie Armstrong of the Amer jeans, drumming, shifty gent from the University of Mississippi.
 Harmon and Kimbrough were out-shone by these comparatively unknown citizens who were unim- peded by press clippings or movie contracts when they started to run. Kimhrough made net gain Of 25 yards rushing and three of four passes. One was completed, one was intercepted and two were incom- plete.
 Harmon made a net gain of B yards and threw four passes, two of which were incomplete and two in- tercepted.
 At their current rate of pay of $1, 800 and $1 800 per game, Kim brough charged $60 a yard for the ground he gained running and Harmon $49. The only thing that can be said in the boys defense is that the Americans line is not like ly to make Stonewall Jackson turn over in his grave in envy.
 Player of the weekend on co., lege gridirons: Jack Jenkins, Van- derbilt back. For two years he has been doing the blocking for the other boys, but on Saturday they gave him a chance to carry the ball against Georgia Tech. He scored all his teams points in Vanderbilt's IA to 2 victory. He cracked the line for two touchdowns, kicked both extra points and was 8 tower of strength on defense.
 Upset of the week -end-Indiana's 2i to 13 victory over Nebraska, which was a heavy favorite. Until this week end, Nebraska has played Indiana five times and never lost Nebraska had won two consecutive games this year and Indiana had lost three straight. Bill Hillenbrand, Indiana's sophomore flash, began tc live up to his reputation and be- fore he got through Nebraska's chances of going to the Rose Bowl again were gone with the wind.
 There is & job for the National Labor Relations Board at Morehead, Ky, today. There must be some kind of a law against the amount of work for the scorer in the game between Morehead State Teachers and Rio Grande College. The score was Morehead 104, Rio Grande 0.
 Michigan won the ball game, but Northwestern won everything else. Northwestern made 17 first downs to Michigans g; gained 169 yards rush. ing to Michigan's 12S; completed 12 forward passes to Mtchigan's four. Northwestern knocked at the door for a touchdown twice in the third period, but both times there was nobody home. Final score: Michigan IA; Northwestern 2.
 New England still will be talking about 1t next summer. I mean that 2 to 0 victory for Harvard over Dartmouth. A week ago Harvard looked like the leading candidate for the title of most inept football team in the country. On Saturday the boys came to life and took charge of the game from the mo- ment the first whistle blew. It was Harvard's first victory over Dart mouth since 1892, and it proved once more that Dick Harlow, the Crimson cocah, always can lift team up for one game no matter how indifferent his material.