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Evening star., 1941-10-26
Unsung Pierce Leads
Cornell 10 III Win
Over Colgate
New Holfbuck Makes Two
Touchdowns, First in
Opening 40 Seconds
BY the Associated Press.

Sy the hSSOC!klcu FIcSe
ITHACA, N. Y. Oct. 25.-A pair
of star-spangled sophomores, one Of
them an unknown to Cornell foot
ball. gave evidence of things to come
at Ithaca today in pacing the Big
Red to a 21-to-2 victory over COL
gate before $4,000 fans.
Scoring twice. once in the first
40 seconds of play. Sam Pierce. un-
known Negro halfback, gave indi-
cations of becoming the climax run
ner who may pull Cornell back
among the top teams Of the Nation.
His first touchdown came at the
end of a 21-yard run of left tackle
the first time Cornell put the ball
in play.
The second likewise was mas
terpiece. With Cornell in posses
sion of the ball on the Colgate 81
after a weak Colgate punt. Lou
Bufalino faded back and tossed a
17-yard forward pass to Pierce on
the 20. Dodging three Colgate
tacklers, the feet colored lad
threaded his way through the entire
raider secondary in a crowd-raising
run and went over standing up.
Cornell's third touchdown came
with less than minute left to play
in the first half. Starting from its
own 40-yard line, the Big Red scored
in eight plays. A pass, Bufalino to
Pierce, eating up most Of the dis
tance. The score came Of pass
from Bufalino to Harry Tredennick.
Hank Dragon. a substitute, kicked
all three points after touchdowns.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Ry the Associated Press.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Oct. 25.-
Tennessee had to rely on sophomores
today to dispose Of a stubborn Uni
versity OF Cincinnati football team.
81 to s.
Tailbacks Walter Slater and Bobby
Cifers and Wingbacks Jim Gaf1ney
and Max Partin all newcomers to the
Southeastern Conference, toted oil
the major applause with long runs
and needle threading passes.
The Bearcats, playing inspired
hall-passibly because illness kept
their head coach, Joe Meyer, from
accompanying them, but showing
their need of reserves, kept the Vol
unteers' starting team bottled up for
most of the first quarter.
Then Slater replaced Johnny But
Ter and after punt exchange. ig-
nited the Vols for a 63-yard drive,
carrying the ball over on the ninth
play.
Cincinnati refused to uuit. and
soon the Bearcats took the ball on
Tennessee's 81. Stan Abrsmowicz,
reserve halfback, engineered the
point sortie. passing to Jud Hall
and Bernie zelinski for stable gains
before Al Timmons carried over.
Taking the succeeding KICKOFF On
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Santa Clara 0usted
From Unbeaten by
Oklahoma, 1876
FumbIine Hurts Brones
In Bottle Staged on
Roin-Swept Field
By the Associated Press.

6y tnS ASSOClAteO t[eSS
NORMAN, Okla, Oct. 25-Santa
Clara, last unbeaten giant Of the
Pacific Coast. toppled today before
Oklahoma and the sling-shot pass
ing of Indian Jack Jacobs, Is to s.
in a resounding upset
But credit the weather man with
an assist in this startling reversal,
for rain beat across the field in a
relentless downpour that mired the
potent attack Of the stalwarts from
the Far West.
Fumbling the slippery ball, the
Broncs gave alert Oklahoma all
three Of its scoring opportunities
"a touchdown in the first period. a
field goal and another 6-pointer In
the fourth.
Oklahoma. trampled by Texas only
two weeks ago. was a different club,
carrying the fight to the favored
Broncs from the new and deceptive
"A" formation of Coach Dewey
Luster.
Santa Clara, striking back with a
touchdown In the second quarter.
was in the battle until the waning
minutes.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
BY the Associated Press.
RIRMJNGHAM A

oy inc hsoOCiatcu EAcos
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Oct. 25.-A
great halfback played his heart out
for Georgia today, but his best
wasn't good enough to stop Ala
bama's Crimson Tide. While $4,000
fans yelled themselves into ex-
haustion, Alabama ended Georgia's S
bowl. hopes. 27-14.
The halfback was broken-jaw
frankie Sinkwich, who ran and
passed Alabama silly while the
hopes Of Georgia supporters al
ternately scared and skidded.
But his running gains, which
brought 100 Of Georgia's l45 by
rushing, failed to dent Alabama s
line when the ball was in scoring
distance. His bullet passes re-
peatedly were dropped after they
had reached the hands Of open re-
ceivers. Sinkwich carried the ball
10 times. averaged nearly 6 yards
a try. and completed four out Of
IA passes for 81 yards.
Alabsma's brilliant halfback. all
conference Jimmy Nelson, paced the
Tide, picking up 80 yards on II
tries and completing six out Of
seven passes for los more.
Alabama Scores Quickly.
Nelson pitched to End Holt Rast
2 minutes after the game started
for Alabama's first touchdown.
drove over from the Georgia l in
the same period for a second touch
down, and wound UP his perform
ance by intercepting Sinkwich
pass at midheId in the third quar-
ter for a twisting 53-yard gallop
down the sideline for Alabama's
final tally.
Plunging Paul Spencer, Tide full
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Great Texas Machine
Batters Rice, 400,
To Gain Revenge
Owls Best Effort Takes
Them From MidfieId to
Foes 19-Yord Line
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. 25.-Texas'
mighty scoring machine rolled on to-
day over a Rice Institute team that
never had a chance, crushing the
Owls 400 with a devastating offense
that battered them from goal line
to goal line.
Smarting from a 1870 upset at
the hands of the Owls last year. the
Texas team, aided and abetted by
reserves, chalked up their second
Southwest Conference victory and
ftfti1 consecutive 1941 win.
The closest the Owls came to
scoring was a drive from midfleld to
the Texas 10 against Steer reserves.
Pete Layden, Jack Grain, R. L..
Harkins, Wallace Scott and Spec
Sanders, the latter tallying twice,
participated In the Texas touchdown
parade.
A vicious Steer line permitted only
100 yards, practically all In Owl ter
ritory.
Texas totaled 1872 yards on the
ground and l33 via a smooth
working aerial game. Rice got only
m
Evening star., 1941-10-26
86-Yard March Gets
Washington State
7-to-0 Triumph
Rv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
PULLMAN. Wash. Oct. 25-ln six
minutes of furious power football
the up-and- down Washington State
football team kicked the Rose Bowl
hopes from under the Oregon State,
Beavers today by defeating them.
7too
Washington State won the toss
and kicked The Beavers failed to
gain and kicked to the ". S. c. IA.
In an 86-yard drive. the Cougars
crossed the oregon State goal line,
and that was the BAH game.
Pile-driving Bob Kennedy. w. s..
c. fullback. and Left Half Billy
Sewell provided the spark for the
long drive with Sewell tearing off
runs of % and IA yards and finally
going around right end for the tally.
Tackle Joe Beckman placekicked the
extra point.
w S. C. chalked up 10 first downs
to II for O. S. c. and made 800
yards from scrimmage against 1874
for o. S. c.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Purdue Nips Iowa
By Petty Point
By the Associated Press.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 25.-
Big John Petty trotted out on
Rossade Field in the late minutes
of the Iowa Purdue football game
today and booted an after
touchdown place kick to relieve
the tension of homecoming
crowd of $4,000 and give the Boil
ernakers 7-to-6 decision over
a fighting Iowa eleven.
It was Purdue's first Western
Conference triumph of the sea-
son and they had to come from
behind to win. A charging Iowa
line blocked a Purdue punt III
the third period and reaped a
touchdown from 1t.
Purdue got its score in the
fourth quarter, taking the ball IN
midfeld and marching across.
Then Petty did his act.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Stanford Wps Wasngton 49, Gain Lead Pacific Coast Conference
Army Wrecks Columbia, 1910,
With Rugged Ground Attack
For Fourth Win in Row

40 TO the Army l8 on runs and re-
verses he started to Phil Bayer and
Ken Germann. But when they
reached that mark, the Lions ran
out of gas and had 10 stop.
Army sewed the ball game up as
safe as bank vault in the games
first series OF plays. Columbia
kicked off and Mazur ran 1t back
to the Army 27. From there it was.
1arade of Army tanks over the
walloped Columbia tackles. Hill
picked up II, Hatch got 10. Hill
gained 10 more. Hatch added 7.
That's how it went all the way down
field, with MaZur sticking in a bid
every now and then Finally. Hill
slipped in between his own left end
and tackle. slid past four tacklers and
bounced over for touchdown from
Is yards out. Gene Smith added
the point.
Gets Late Touchdown.
Then in the fourth quarter after
the one Columbia threat had petered
out and the clock showed less than
INO iIliLlulcS " ~ liic Amy duucu
its final six points. Columbia had
taken kick on its own II. Cover
nall was dropped all the way back
to the 5 on an attempted pass. He
faded back on the next play and
pitched again, but Maz,Ir caught it.
like Joe Di Maggie and just bulleti
his way through for 81 yards ana
the tally.
, Except in the air war. where Co.
/ lumbia did whatever advancing
/ there was Army was the whole show
/ The cadets cracked through for 13
first downs TO seven and gained 2lI
yards to los. and the way they pa
raded showed Notre Dame is in for
anything but soft touch next Sat-
urday afternoon. 1t also proved the
biggest reconstruction program in
any of Uncle Sans departments Is
the one Red Blaik has turned in
& here
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Vonderbi|t's Crack Sophs Rout
Sluggish Princeton, 46-7, for
Its Fifth Straight Triumph

yards for their first score. Binks
Bushmaier skirting right end for IA
yards and a touchdown on the
seventh play of the drive.
Vanderbilt registered twice more
in the second period before the
quarter was three minutes old. Burns
sneaked through for % yards to
Princeton's % and Moore skirted
right end to score.
A moment later Burns intercepted
a Tiger pass in midfield, ran it back
eight yards and then tipped two
successive passes to Baird for a
touchdown. the last one good for 20
yards.
Jack Jenkins smashed over from
Princeton's l for Vandvs fourth
score early in the third stanza.
Moore's 24-yard pass to Baird
after the feet Vandv wingman had
intercepted Perina's desperate aerial
on the Tiger 81 netted the Com
modores' fifth tally.
In the final period, Baird gobbled
Perlnas pass on The Tigers % and
raced across untouched for one tally
and Johnny Goodgame crashed over
from the l after racing A yards to
set up the score.
Perina Heads Tiger Drive.
On Princeton's scoring drive,
Perina tipped two passes for first
downs to Jack Van Ness. sub half
and then raced "a yards to Wander
bits from where he crashed over
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Mississippi Stote SGT
Victor Over Union U.
Rx the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
STATE COLLEGE, Miss. Oct. Is
In a brilliant display of touch
downs, ranging from l foot to 93-
yard runs. Mississippi State College
defeated Union University's Bull
dogs today, 56-7, before high school
day crowd Of $4,000 fans.
After scoring one touchdown in
the first quarter and adding q couple
In the second, the Maroons ran over
five six-pointers in the third canto
before calling of the assault.
Seven men shared In the Ma.
rooms eaght touchdeWnS.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WEST POINT, N Y, Oct. 25-
Proving once again that the infantry
is the Army's backbone, the U. S.
Military Academy's new football deal
marched entirely on the ground
today to rip Columbia. Is to 0, and
remain among the Nations un-
beaten gridiron outfits.
Before a sellout crowd of $4,000
fans-the S. r. o. sign was hung out
at Niche Stadium an hour before
game time-Army's battering ball
carriers tore the Columbia line, from
tackle to tackle, wide open to march
70 yards to a touchdown in the first
quarter, counted again on an inter-
cepted pass in the final chapter, and
all in all, had a very enjoyable time
throughout the afternoon.
The Cadets. chalking up their
fourth straight win of Red Blaik S
first year rebuilding job on the
Plains, didn't gain a yard through
the air all afternoon. They tried
only eight passes, but these were just
window dressing.
AeriaIs Are Not Needed.
After the way Ralph Hill, the
Sante Fe IN M sophomore: Hank
Mazur. the triple-threater. and old
reliable California Johnny Hatch
gave the Lion tackles and guards 9
thorough going over. particularly ir
three FIRST half down field charges
any attempts at sailing through the
air were as useless as waiter!
thumb in bowl Of soup
AS for Columbia the Lions picked
this particular afternoon To hav,
their worst day Of the season. Ex'
cept for the all-round play Of Pau
Governah. Columbias best bacl
since Sid Luckman. Lou Little's lad
couldn't do thing right. They hat
only one real chance to score-in th'
! fourth quarter when Governali per
sonally pushed them from their owl
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Amherst Finally
Trips Wesleyan
By the Associated Pysas.

6y tne AhSoSlAI40 SIoA8-
AMHERST. Oct. 25.-Losers Of
every Little Three contest since
they last won the title in 1898.
Amhersts spirited Lord Jefis
outscored Wesleyan today, Is to
7. in the 50th clash of one OF the
Oldest college gridiron rivalries.
1t was the wind-along with
fresh reserves-which enabled
Amherst to break a TT third
period tie and score nine points
in the last quarter.
Twice in the last eight min
utes. after long well-placed punts
by Sub Back Aabed Slingerland
had backed Wesleyan against its
goal posts, Amherst hnemen
broke through to block punts
and score first q touchdown and
then safety.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Huverford Routs Feeble
Hopkins Eleven, $50

BALTIMORE. Oct. Is LP,.-Led by
a fleet quarterback, Jolting Jim
Magill. Haverford swamped feeble
and punchless Johns Hopkins eleven,
$50, today, for its third win in four
starts.
It was Johns Hopkins third
straight snutout defeat.
Magill scored two touchdoWns in
the first period, the first coming on
fake spinner after a 67-yard
march, and the second on similar
play after a drive from midfield.
Haverford's third first period
touchdown came on a long pass
from Magill to John Amussen.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Notre Dame ExpIodes
In Final Period in
Routing Illinois
Boqs Four Touchdo>'
In Cluster to Subdue
Spirited Foe, 49-l4
By the Associated Press.

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Oct IS
Notre Danes football machine,
sputtering before Illinois inspired
play for three periods, came to life
today with a terrific explosion of
fourth period power which produced
four touchdowns and 49-to-14 vic
tory before As 900 roaring spectators.
Illinois. with its line outcharging
the Notre Dame forwards consist
emily, surprised every one by OPEN
ing the scoring. Lavere Astroth
passed l6 yards to Don Griffin,
brightest light of the day for the
Illini, for a touchdown midway in
the first period Notre Dame came
back to knot the count on Steve
JuZwik's 13-yard run late in the
quarter.
Illinois Keeps Fighting.
The Irish scored twice in the sec
ond period. Angelo Bertelli passing
80 yards to Juzwik for one score
and Owen Evans smashing one yard
for another after one of the many
Irish pass interceptions had set the
stage.
But Illinois. finally outclassed but
never outgamed, fought back in the
third period, holding the Irish score
less and gaining a second touch
down. Jimmy Smith counted on a
1-yard smash after a l6-yard pass
had been ruled complete because Of
Irish interference.
Then Notre Dame. shooting her
first stringers into action. put on
its steam-roller act. Bertelli shot
38-yard touchdown pass to Evans
and then whirled Vineyard aerial
to Bill Farley for another score.
Wally Ziemba then intercepted q
pass and ran II yards to the Illini
3 before Evans crashed over for a
touchdown. With two seconds OF
play remaining. Tom Creevy hurled
a 40-yard aerial to Tim Miller for .
final Irish score.
Bertelli Again Accurate.
The game saw the Irish make Is
first downs to nine for Illinois and
outrush the invaders 128 yards to Is.
Bertelh completed II out of u
passes for 17S yards, giving Ave
game record of 81 competitions In
81 attempts for a total gain Of ST.
yards.
Astroth also gave fine passing
performance, completing 10 out OF
10 attempts for u wards.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Alert California
Upsets Trojons
BY the Associated Press

BERKELEY, Calf, Oct. 25.-
California's three times beaten
Bears salvaged something from
an already badly-wrecked foot
ball season today with a IA to 0
upset victory over Southern Cali
fornia.
Short enders as they lined up
before 10000 fans, the Bears
called up some of the old fight
ing spirit for which California
teams of other years were noted
to score touchdowns in the sec
ond and final periods.
The Bears combined alert de-
Tense against passes, sharp tack
ling and amazing out-of- bounds
punting to whip the favored
Trojans in bitter battle.
Southern California threatened
only once.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Alabama Sweeps Over Georgia,
'27-14, Despite Great Running,
Passing Done by Sinkwich

back. battered his way over center
from Georgia's l-foot mark Just
before the half. climaxing a short
drive which started when Georgia's
Cliff Kimsey kicked wobbler out
of bounds ON his 81.
Talent-laden Alabama made the
most OF its alternating first and
second teams. Georgia outgeined
and outdowned the Tide-out in
midfield where it didn't count. The
Bulldogs piled up II first downs
against nine for Alabama. las yards
rushing to 95, and 195 yards pass
ing to 105.
Georgia Passes Count.
The Bulldogs marched 81 yards
in five plays in the second period
and "a of them were on three Allen
passes. Davis loped over from the
'Bama Is on the last. The second
drive, with 2 minutes left in the
game. went so yards in five plays,
with Allen completing three straight
passes winding up with Nunnally
going over from the l9
Leo Costa, Georgias place-kicking
specia list, booted both extra points.
Guard George Hecht booted three
out OF four for Alabama.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Daring Performance
By Albert, tumble
Decide Battle
ToyIor Receivers Husky
Miscue Close to Goal
To Set Up Big Marker
Rx the Assnclated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE. Oct 25.-Led by Dare
devil Frankie Albert, Stanford's red
.hirted Indians defeated the Univer-
sitv of Washington Huskies Is to I
todav to emerge as the Pacific Coast
Conference leader.
A sellout crowd of $4,000 specta-
tors saw Albert engineer the STAN
fords to two second-perlod toucn-
downs, and they were enough to win
AS the HuskieS could get but one
back in the third period.
Albert. who thought nothing OF
punching five yards on fourth down
In his own territory, set up the flrst
Indian touchdown with beautiful
zigzagging 47-yard run to the Husky
7. Two plays later Fullback Walt
Vucinich sliced through for the
score from the g. Frankies try at
the point was blocked by Center
Walt Harrison.
Recovered tumble Decided 1t.
What proved to be the winning
touchdown came when Guard Chuck
Taylor burst through to recover
Halfback Bob Barrett's tumble on
the Washington 3-yard line few
minutes later. Hanback Willard
Shelter just inched across for the
touchdown three plays afterward.
and this time Alberts kick was
good.
A great individual display by
washington's slippery Halfback
Ernie Steele kept the HuSkies IN
contention in the third period. A
couple of sensational punt returns.
one for 25 and another for "a, kept
the Cardinals backed up. Finally
Steele scooted around end for 10
yards to the Indian I, and four
plays later Steele again skirted end
for the final yard, Sub Elmer Berg's
kick for point was good.
Two Touchdowns Called Back.
Early in the fourth quarter Stan
ford crossed the Washington goal
line twice, once on a dazzling So
yard punt return by Halfback Pete
KmetoVlc and again on pass from
Albert to End Fred Meyer for 80
yards But clipping penalty null
lifted Kmetovic's run and an ofiside
Offset the Albert-Meyer pass.
The Huskies had their last chance
at a score a short while later. A
poor pass from sub center Doug
Stable popped out of Albert's hands
as he was about to punt. frankie
recovered the ball, headed for the
sidelines. and while about to be
tackled managed to take running
boot at it, kicking it out OF bounds
on his own 34-yard line.
But the Huskies couldn't do any
thing. finally losing the ball on
downs on the indian AZ
Evening star., 1941-10-26
First Team Bottled, Vol Sophs
Lead in Beating Cincinnati

the 35, Tennessee counted In six
plays, including a 17-yard pass from
Slater to Gaffney. 22-yard ramble
bv Offers, and a 23-yard touchdown
pass from Cifers to Sophomore End
Bud Hubbell Mitchell's placement
was again good.
Cincinnati dominated third-quar-
ter play, but never was able to un-
cork scoring punch.
In the finale. the Vols. with Cifers
doing the driving, went over in four
plays, Partin sweeping 80 yards on
a reserve for the payoff.
Ofiicials' decisions voided touch
down rambles by Cifers, one for 64,
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Penn Stute Smothers
Lehi9h Easily, 40-6
By the Associated Press.

STATE COLLEGE. Pa. Oct. 25-
Penn State paradeds to an easy 40
to-6 victory over Lehigh before H.
900 here today, scoring in every
period.
After a 40-yard forward pass. Bill
Smaltz to Len Krouse, accounted
for the first touchdown. Jack Ban
bury, a sophomore fullback, took
over and sparked the Nittany Lions.
He scored three of the remaining
five touchdowns, with Bill Debler,
another reserve, getting the other
two
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Bonus Golf Event Lost
For District Women

Feminine golfers Of the city will
stage their final tournament of the
year November 3 at Congressional
1t will be bonus" affair, open only
to holders Of budget books. and there
will be no entry fee.
Entries will be taken up to- l pm
Friday by Mrs. P. w. Rutledge.
Evening star., 1941-10-26

Score By periods:
Princeton = O. =
Vanderbilt 13 IL 14-46
Princeton scoring: Touchdown-Perina.
Point after touchdoTn-Perire place
nent. Vanderbilt scoring: Touchdown
Bushmiser. Baird tfor Webb, go. Moore
lfo- Reorovichl. Jenkint. Goodssre flor
jenkins, Powell Gor Fritz 81 ,all place
mentSl.
Substitutions: Princeton-End, Pearson;
tackles Alien. Ransom: guards. Barclay.
Meacham. Walsh; centers, Come. Martin:
Ness, Weisheit Vsnderbiit-Ends, Holt,
E. Atkinson, Richter. Baird, McWhirter
guards. Powell. Folmer. RICHARDS; centers,
Holder Briehtweu: backs. Goodsame. Tip-
ton, Marlin, Burns, McDavid, Moore. Cor
cOran. Oven.
Evening star., 1941-10-26

Coleate SCORING: Safety-Blose fsuo for
Stofer). tackled by Batorski. Cornell seor-
Ing: Touchdowns-Pierce f2). Treden-
nick fsub for Jenkinsl. Points after touch
downs-Drason tplace kicks, 80.
Evening star., 1941-10-26

Score by periods:
Armv n n So
Columbia q O. a.
Army scoring: TouchdoTne-Hlll MAJ
Point after touchdown-G. Smith (sub fc:
Jarreln place lick
Columb'a spbstIutionS. End-RoC'-
Brit. Roche: tackles - Aroolino. BruI9
KsczoroTski. Ruards-s;nton. Klfner.
Farrell Center-Green. ba cks-Pottrr
German. Ferrar.rl Arden. Army SUD -
tutlons, Ends-Jsmes Keneher. Ta;rr.
tackles-Mesereau. Whltlov. eusrds-M
Hatch. Taliant, center-Frskes. backs
Roberts, Lutrzykovski, C Smith.
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