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Evening star., 1941-11-30

JdCkcGS uIlQeT q Il 10 U SCOIc DclOTc
a packed house of more than $1,000
Finding the Tech line charging
hard and fast to break up Georgia's
running attack. Sinkwich tossed
passes for the Bulldogs three touch
downs, and Leo Expert Costa add
ed the three extra points.
Georgia's victory, its sixth against
one tie and defeat by Alabama.
enhanced the Bulldogs chances Of
receiving a post-season bowl bid,
with the Orange Bowl in Miami the
probable spot.
Sinkwich Receives Ovation.
With only 2 minutes TO play. Sink
wich, his fractured jaw hidden by
special helmet, was removed from
the game to receive a tremendous
ovation after playing for SO minutes
His scoring passes were plucked from
the air by George Poschner, Duck
Conger and Lamar (Race Horse)
Davis.
Davis touchdown catch in the
fourth period was thing Of beauty.
A slugging penalty against Tech
placed Georgia at the Jackets Is.
On the first play. Sinkwich dropped
back to his right, leaped into the
air and flung. Davis, stretching,
snagged the ball with his finger tips.
Another Surprise Pass.
Another surprise bullet pass by
Sinkwich gave Georgia its first score
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Texas Christian Wins
.0verS. N. u, ,15to 13,
In Season S Final
Victory by Horned Frogs
Ties Texus for Second
Spot in Conference
By the Associated Press.

FORT WORTH, Nov. 2e.-Texa5
Christians Horned Frogs closed the
season today with a 1918 victory
over Southern Methodist. serving as
a pleasing preview of 1912 football
prospects.
Boys who are slated for duty on
next seasons T. c. U. team stood
out in the brilliant offensive that
brought the Horned Frogs from be-
hind with a field goal and touchdown
in the last half.
The crowd of $4,000 saw T. c. U.
finish the season with seven vic
tories, one tie and two losses, The
Frogs thus wound up in a deadlock
with Texas for second place in the
Southwest Conference standings.
Medanich Kicks Field Goal.
1t was field goal by Frank Media
Mich. sophomore halfback. that put
the Frogs ahead in the third pc
riod, and it was long pass to Bruce
Afford, Junior wingman. that iced
the game in the fourth quarter.
With II seconds to play remaining.
the Mustangs came battling back to
score on Abel Gonzales fine passing.
Kelly Simpson took his short pitch
over the goal line for the touchdown.
T. c. L. Scores Early.
T. C. U. scored before the game
was five minutes old on a pass from
Kyle Gillespie to Nolan Sparks that
gained 56 yards. Phil Roach missed
the extra point. and when Southern
Methodist surged so yards for a
touchdown in the second period. Bo
Campbell put the Mustangs ahead
with a perfect placement. Gonzales
made the touchdown after passing to
Joe Bailey Scott for 20 and to Simp-
son for II. He circled left end to
score standing I'D from the z
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Nebraska Edges Out
Oklahoma, ! 10 6, on
Substitutes Run
Rx the Associated Press.

LINCOLN, Nebr.. Nov. IA To-
yard touchdown run by substitute
fullback and a tackles placekick
gave Nebraska a 7-to-6 victory over
Oklahoma today. 1t also gave Ne
braska q tie with Oklahoma for
second place in the Big Six Con-
ference, each team having won three
conference games and lost two.
Fullback Wayne Blue picked a
Jack Jacobs pass out Of the air on
the dead run in the second period.
angled out from midfield to the
sideline and race 10 yards to .
touchdown. The Sooners missed a
desperate grab for him. Tackle Vic
Schleigh sent the extra point kick
through the middle of the uprights
The Sooners. starting their touch
down march from the Nebraska ~,
amazed the crowd Of 10000 with
their fast stabs into the line.
After Orv Mathews spun through
the middle for a first down on the
Husker 81. Jacobs passed to End
w. G. Lamb on the 16 Jacobs and
Mathews slipped through the line
to the 4, then Joe Golding started
wide around end, cut in sharply and
sidestepped two Huskers en- route
to the goal.
Jack Haberlein, the Sooners' goal
kicking expert, came in for the try
at point. His kick was wide
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Statistics.
Victor Leads Citadel
In Easily Whipping
Sewanee, 28 10 0
BY the Associated Press.

by lHe hSSCtIdtcu
CHARLESTON. S. c.. Nov. %
Andy Victor, the Citadel's f1ashy
sophomore fulback. ripped Sewanee's S
defense to shreds today and led
the Bulldogs to $50 victory over
the Tennesseeans.
Victor scored two touchdowns,
threw a pass to Frank Campbell
for another. and kicked four extra
points. Those points ran his total
for an eight-game season to "a.
1t was the final game for both
teams. Statistics showed it was even
more one-sided than the score in
dicated. The Citadel registered II
first downs to 2 for Sewanee. COM
pleted of IL passes while Sewanee
connected for only 4 in 20 tries,
and the hCitadel rolled up 286 yards
from scrimmage against 27.
The Bulldogs, scored touchdown
and an extra point in each quarter
Victor crashed into pay dirt from
the and again from the 5. He
rif1ed pass IA yards to Campbell
in the end zone to aid in another
score. Capt. Mike Newell raced
yards around end for the final
score.
Victor's perfect place-kicking rec
ord today gave him a total of 18
out Of 81 tries for the season.
Evening star., 1941-11-30

he carried them out to the letter.
Reinhards feats overshadowed
those of every one else on the field.
He was in on many Of the tackles.
In the third period he and two
teammates blocked one OF Alberts
punts.
His ball-hawking accounted for
the second touchdown. late in the
game. Among the multiple duties
assigned to the big 2l-year-old star
from Montrose. Calf, was the
punting assignment. He outkicked
Stanford'S top ball booter. Albert,
practically all the way. and some
of his out-of bounds shots were
masterpieces.
On top OF everything. Reinhard
PLAYED every minute of the game
The Stanford team that rolled to
II straight wins last season for the
conference title and the Rose Bowl
championship last New Year Day
entered the game today in Grip
pied condition and showed it.
Dismal Fade Out for Albert.
Little Pete Kmetovic, ace left
half, was slow and ineffective due
to a groin injury suffered two
weeks ago. He was in and out of
the game several times but lacked
the old spark. The T-formation
deception was an open book to the
Rears They had the Stanford
ground attack figured out and bore
down on Albert so furiously the
southpaw leader was smeared con-
tinually on attempted passes.
1t was a somewhat dismal fade
out for the great little field general
of the Indians whose burdens were
doubled this season through weak
er team and the later loss OF his
teammate star, KmetOv1c
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Marquette Gets Help
From Iowa State in
Winning, q 10 13
BY the Associated Press.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 29-An alert
Marquette football eleven that cap
italized on Iowa State errors scored
a 2S-to-13 victory today in the sea-
sons final game for both teams be-
fore a crowd Of 5000.
Halfback Jimmy Richardson threw
six passes. completing three, to give
him a season record of So compile
tions in 81 attempts for .637 per-
centage. The previous record was
set by Hugh Mccullough Of Okla
homa, who had .631 in 1888
Marquette scored on the opening
play from scrimmage when Bob Nc
Cahill passed to John Harrington,
an end, for a touchdown.
Iowa State scored in the second
period on a 55-yard march. includ-
ing a 38-yard pass scoring play from
Howard Tippee to Charles Schalk.
Then a safety gave Marquette two
points.
In the third. Alois Vogt, Mar
quette back, intercepted an Iowa
State pass and Marquette smashed
81 yards for a score, Richardson
going over.
John Goodyear intercepted a
State lateral later in the period and
then took q forward pass from Rich
ardson for another Marquette touch
down. A minute before the quarter
ended, Lincoln Stewart. Iowa State
back, made a great catch to intercept
one of Richardson's passes and raced
Al yards for State score.
Marquette's final marker came on
. 1-yard plunge by Richardson after
Q T.yard ground attack.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Police Boys Grid Teams
Stuqinq Three Games

Club No. 10 meets Club No. 4
on the Monument lot gridiron today
in one of the feature games of the
Metropolitan Police Boys Club
Football League. No. 10 is second
in league standings at present and
needs a victory today to remain
In the running for the champion
ship.
The hrst-place team. Alexandria,
plays Anacostia at Fairlawn, while
the other clash has Club No. 5
meeting Club No. II, also at Fair
lawn. All games begin at o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Statistics.
Rice Subdues Baylor,
28 10 "a, in Game
Of Freak Events
~ the Associated Press.

HOUSTON. Nov. 29-Rice Insti-
tute moved into fourth place IN the
Southwest Conference standings to-
day by burying Baylor. 28-l4 in q
game which would have been re-
nnarkably dull except for a few
freakish incidents.
A Rice tailback punted for a s.
yard loss; the two squads had to
mill around on the field at the start
OF the game while forgetful officials
sent for the measuring chain, and a
cottontail rabbit topped of the
afternoon by racing down the side
lines Just before the contest closed
Rice poked around the first period.
but lit the fireworks in the second
on Barron Ellis l5-yard touchdown
pass to End Ray Zimmerman.
Three scores came in the third
quarter. Dickson led parade from
the Baylor 40 with his line blasts
and a pass to Ted Scruggs, end,
which was ruled good because OF
interference on the IA Three
plays later Dickson went over from
the !.
Dickson intercepted a pass on
the Baylor 40 few minutes later,
raced to the IA, plowed to the Z,
and then shot touchdown aerial
to Fullback Whitlock Zander.
Beecher Huff, Rice tailback, broke
of right tackle and bolted So yards
for the final score.
Huffs mistakes led to the Baylor
score. In the fourth period, he
punted the ball straight up in the
air. It fell and bounced behind the
line of scrimmage. Rice wound up
with a 5-yard loss and Baylor took
over on the Owl %, driving to
touchdown.
Huff fumbled later and Wenzen
Candy. Baylor end, recovered on
the Rice l9 to touch off another
scoring drive.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Michigan State Rally
In Third Period Tops
West Virginia, 14-12
Defect Is Mountoineer's
First on Their Home
Field in z Years
BY the Associated Press.

d
MORGANTOWN. w. Va. Nov. 20.
With a third-quarter rally full of
solid sending, Michigan States S
Green Spartans, by l4-l2 score
gave West Virginia University today
another of the hard luck drubbings
the Mountaineers have suffered in
the final half Of their season.
Before crowd of 10.136 the men
from Michigan made it three VIC
tories in three tries over the West
Virginians.
Gingrass and Schelb both got
across the goal line in the third
period and Fullback Bob Sherman
made two conversions for the two
point margin of victory.
Bill Kern's West Virginians. de-
feated on their home field for the
first time in two years, got the head
start in somewhat Hstless first
half after Halfback Ike Martin
edged over the goal line. Dick Nc
Elwee failed to make the point, how
ever.
Mountaineers Come Back.
After the disastrous third period
the Mountaineers spraddled in the
final quarter into the spread forma-
ton which gave them a decision
over Kansas four weeks ago. The
formation worked, for three consecu-
tive long passes put the ball In po-
sition for Martin to make his second
score. Again McElwee missed the
placement.
The passing attack was clicking
for the Mountaineers, too, as the
game ended.
The Spartans kept their much
discussed aerial game under wraps
most Of the time. but used 1t to
good advantage when necessary. 1t
was pass which put the ball down.
field and allowed Gingrass to get
over on two consecutive runs.
Coach Charles Bachmans Mich.
igan StaterS. who came back into
the limelight by smashing Temple
two weeks ago, offered select
group of fast backs to outguess the
West Virginians.
Kieppe Is Spartan Star.
Although Gingrass turned in the
runs which made the first tally.
Halfback Dick Kieppe became one
of the hardest men to stop. Time
and again he pulled out of slick
reverse plays. found big holes and
went through for many wards
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Governor, |. S. U.
Finish Schedule
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 29.-
Gov. Sam Jones Of Louisiana
boasts what he believes to be the
record for football attendance
among his gubernatorial con-
temporaries.
Not only has Gov. Jones seen
all seven of Louisiana State Uni
versity's home games. but he ac-
companied the team to Austin
for its game with Texas and to-
day completed the schedule
by watching L. s. U. play Tulane
here.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Southern California OutpIoys
Washington, but Loses, 1913

missed his field goal try from the
II, and the Troys again had been
stopped with a pass interception
by the Washington center, Harrison,
the Huskies started to move. They
worked up to midfleld and rangy
Jack Stackpool, the Huskies' great
fullback, worked a play that de-
cided the outcome. He slipped of
a tackle and galloped so yards for
the winning score. Elmer Berg
trotted in and booted his second
conversion.
The Trojans continued to try.
however. and finally tailed in the
last seven seconds when the Huskies.
stalling for time. had to punt on
fourth down from their 20. Bob
Snow was the punter and the Tro-
jan line blocked his kick. They
slammed into Snow, the ball bounced
backward into the end zone and
De Lauer recovered for 3 touch
down. De Lauer kicked this extra
point, but 1t was too late. The game
had ended q few seconds later.
Southern California, with Robert
son in the starring role. rang up
II first downs to for washington
and outgained the invaders on both
the ground and in the air.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Boston College Nips
Aroused Crusaders
With Late Drive
FIoshy Touchdown PIoy
In Lost Two Minutes
Gives Eagles l4-l3 Win

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, Nov. 29.-Pinned hard
against the wall for So minutes by
Holy Cross aroused Crusaders. the
heavily favored Boston College Eagles
pulled their objective game out of
the fire with a brilliantly executed
touchdown play that gave them a
l4-l3 victory today before a packed
crowd of 10000 at Fenwav Park.
1t was Fullback Ted Williams who
halted the Crusaders in their tracks
by ripping around his right end for
% yards and the tying touchdown
after Quarterback Eddie Doherty
had lured most of the Crusaders
to the other flank with a perfect
passing feint Frank Monk MAJ
nicki. the Eagles greatest back.
boosted his seasons point total to
81 with a perfect place-kick con-
version that decided the issue.
Eagles Are Given Shock.
The Eagles suffered a violent
shock at the outset when the fu-
riouslv charging Steve Murphy re-
turned the opening kickoff Is yards
to the Crusader 36. and then alter
mated with Johnny Grigas to rip
the Boston College line to shreds.
The Crusaders used but II plays
to set the stage for Grigas' 4-yard
scoring drive.
A misplay by Murphy. however,
enabled the Eagles to pull into a
tie. The Crusaders tumble on his
OWN 40 was recovered by Ed Zabiiski.
who nabbed two passes hurled by
Ed Dohertv and Maznicki. The
latter covered the last five yards on
a buck.
GrigaS Moves Again.
The TT deadlock remained until
the fourth. when Leo Brennan re-
covered Butch Kissells bobble on
Bostons 35. Grigas again swung
into action and. after four rushes
and pass had made about 30, he
made another trip into the enemy's
end zone by skirting his right end.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
BY the Associated Press.


LOS ANGELES, Nov. 29.-Wash-
ington and Southern California
clashed in another of their bitter
grid battles today. and the Huskies
riding on luck, pulled out with .
narrow IA to 13 triumph.
The struggling Washingtons fash
ioned two plays, each good for so
yards. to hold back a Trojan team
which dominated the contest and all
but tied it up with a touchdown In
the last seven seconds Of the game.
Just as a pair OF missed conver-
sions robbed the Troys of a tie with
mighty Notre Dame a week ago,
50 did a bad after touchdown place
kick-plus a missed field goal from
the 12-yard stripe-cost them q
chance for tie or a triumph today.
Hurls 5o-Yard Pass.
A scanty crowd Of 35,0001threat-
enlng clouds held it down-saw
Washington's sophomore halfback
ace. Bob Erickson, hurl q mighty
pass for so yards and q touchdown
to Left End Earl Younglove in the
second quarter for the opening
score.
Southern Calls stalwarts, led by
Bobby Robertson, took the second
half kickoff and with . great burst
OF power marched IS yards in nine
crisp plays for a score, Robertson
charging through the line for the
final IA yards. But Bob De Lauer
missed the conversion. That made
it 7 to 6.
From then on into the last quar-.
ter the ball game belonged to Coach
Sam Barry's Trojans. even If the
top score didn't. Twice they whipped
within scoring range. only to miss
out.
Suddenly. after Ds Lauer hat
Evening star., 1941-11-30

Just before the second period ended.
From Georgia Techs 49, Sinkwich
alternated running and passing to
Cliff Kimsey and Red Keuper helped
with line bucks to advance TO the
Tech 4. Sinkwich stood still and
fired the ball right down the middle
to George Poschner. yards back
of the goal.
Georgia's other touchdown. In the
third period, came on march OF
At yards. Sinkwich passes prevailed,
the longest being IS yards to Quar-
terback Kimsey. also a 58-minute
performer. That carried to the 80.
and after SinkWich hit guard for 5
yards, the All-America candidate
dropped an aerial into the arms Of
Conger at the 7 and the big end
broke away from two Tech defend-
erS to trOt across
Evening star., 1941-11-30

SAW tle l-lO-o SilOi t-cIlu oCdi
blast Stanford's fiimsy Rose Bowl
hopes with crushing defensive play
after moving into q first-period lead
on a single touchdown run.
California struck with lightning
speed q minute after the game
opened to score q touchdown, add
the extra point and go into a lead
that never was threatened.
Nine more points were posted in q
thrilling last quarter, when the
Bears poured through to block two
Stanford punts. One resulted in an
automatic safety, the ball bounding
out of the end zone.
Bears Soon Find Goal.
The game barely had started when
the Bears, getting the ball on Stan
ford's 46, flashed to a touchdown
Al Derian, left half. raced that dis
tance after a cutback inside right
end. Joe Merlo, quarterback. boot
ed the placement to make the count
TO.
In the fourth quarter, on the
safety scoring play, Jean Witter
right guard. charged into Frank Al
bert before the left-footed all-Amer-
ica quarterback OF 1910 could get
the ball out of reach
With two minutes to 60, Al Cole
substituting for Albert. was be-
hind his own goal to kick. Glen
Whalen, California quarterback
sliced through this time. The ball
popped up into the air and big Bob
Reinhard, left tackle OF the Bears
and also an au-America holdover
from last season, leaped into the
air to clutch 1t for a touchdown
Merlo added the extra point again
with a place-kick.
The Bears, battered into five de-
feats earlier In the season, were
invincible today. There wasn't the
shadow of a doubt as to which
school had fielded the better team
for the ls4l playing Of a game start
ed back in 1892.
T-Fofmation Is Smeared.
California played the kind Of a
game that two other teams used to
beat the T-formation-rushing the
passer. Hero Of the encounter was
220-pound Reinhard. playing his last
conference game. His instructions
were to keep his eyes on Albert and
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Vols, at Peak, Spoil
Post.Season Hopes
OF Commodores
Assume Commend EorIy,
Crossing Goal Twice
In Second Quarter
BY the Associated Press.


KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Nov. 29-
Tennessee's Volunteers rose to their
peak form to crush their traditional
rival, Vanderbilt, 26-7, before 10000
fans today and thereby dash the
Commodores' hopes for post
season bowl invitation.
Previously beaten only by Tu-
lane and q convincing winner over
Alabama last week, Vanderbilt was
pushed all over the field by the
savegery of the Tennessee play ex-
cept for a brief fourth-quarter rally
Then the Commodores marched 48
yards for their lone touchdown.
Tennessee, which had lost to Duke
and Alabama early in the season
hoped on Vandy at the start and
never let up. Given a big break when
Jack jenkins, stellar Vanderbilt
back and leading scorer of the
Southeastern Conference, fumbled
on his own "a. the Vols bottled up
the Gold and Black early on splen-
did kicking by Walter Slater and
Johnny Butler.
Slater Proves Spark Plug.
Slater then spanked two second
quarter touchdown drives of 33 yards
each. A pass from him to End Bud
Hubbell netted II yards for the
first and the sophomore tailback
went over himself from the 1-yard
stripe for the second.
The other two. touchdoWns were
largely the doing of another sopho-
more. Bobby Cifers He hurled a 13-
yard end-zone aerial TO Hubbell for
a score early in the third quarter
and in the waning moments he raced
"a yards around end for the final
Tennessee touchdown.
Held throughout the first halt
within their own 35-yard line by the
fast charging Tennessee linemen
and by Vol punts which kept them
continually kicking from behind
their own goal. the Commodores
came suddenly to life near the close
of the third period,
Taking the kickoff after Tennes-
sees third touchdown. the black
shirted gridders marched to Tennes-
sees Al as the quarter ended, mainly
on passes by John Burns. AS the
final period started, Art Rebrovich
kicked out on the Volunteer II. A
penalty set the Orangement back 10
their 6, and Slater booted out TO the
Tennessee 48 With aid of a Is
yard penalty and 21-yard run by
Bernie Rohling the Commodores
reached the 1-yard line. and jenkins
bulled over and kicked the point To
run his total for the season to 90
More Superior Than Score.
Decisive as the score was it hardly
tells the supremacy Tennessee held
over its old foe in their 38th meet
ing. Failure of his receivers to hold
Johnny Buffers accurately thrown
passes halted three Tennessee
marches within the Vanderbilt 90
yard line. two of them begging down
on the visitors l-yard line
The senior scatback who earned
fame as great scoring threat, thus
ended his career without scoring a
touchdown all season.
The Vols rolled UP Is first downs
to Vandys 7, outrushed their op-
ponents- 173 yards to IS, and gained
net of 149 yards on passes to 10C
yards for the Commodores
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Waldorf to Attend D. G.
Northwestern Purty

Annual football dinner of the
Northwestern Alumni Association
will be held tomorrow at $50 pm
at the Kennedy Warren, 5000 Con-
necticut avenue NV.
Guest of honor will be Coach
Lynn Waldorf. Other guests will
include local high school players
and coaches.