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Evening star., 1942-10-18

league crown.
Ray Flaherty, Tribe coach, who a
week or SO ago came out fatty with
the statement that the Redskins
could kick the stufing out of the
Brooks any day in the week and
twice on holidays, was standing fast
in the face of some adverse criti-
cism. Some of the more outspoken
observers believe Raymond was off,
side with that remark, and even
farther off when he said Washing
ton would take both games from
the Dodgers. They believe he'll see
the error of his ways tomorrow.
But the redhaired strategist re-
fused to repent or recant.
Would Wear Down Dodgers.
Give us something to run on and
we'll beat the breeches off them"
he said in firm voice. "On a
muddy field it may be different, but
I'm still convinced Brooklyn has
only one good team and that isn't
enough to hold us. Our linemen
are too big, too good and too plenti-
full for them. Well wear 'em down
and then run over them.- Well pass
'em to death" t,-..---.- - -,
BY passing them to perdition Fla
herty meant. Sammy Baugh would
be turned loose late in the fray to
run up some touchdoWnS when the
Brooks begin to Wobble and weaken.
Early game strategy calls for turn
ing loose Andy Farkas and Dick
Todd on wide running plays with
an occasional stab at the line. If
they get away for touchdown or
two, so much the better. If not, nc
damage will be done-Flaherty
hopes. Brooklyn's stamina will be
worn thinner than a hobo's shoes.
Then, with neither fanfare of
trumpets nor rolling of drums,
Baugh will slip into the lineup and
proceed to knock 'em down.
Flaherty may be right about
Brooklyn having only one team. but
it has done all right thus far with
Merle Condit pacing the backfield
and challenging Pittsburghs Bill
Dudley for the league ground-gain-
ing lead. Condit, am elusive and
hard running ball carrier, has super
seded Pug Manders as the Dodgers
chief threat for the moment, but the
Tribe will have a weather eye TO-
cused on Manders. He's always
dangerous.
Broke Even Last Year.
Brooklyn battled Washington on
even terms last season, losing the
game in Washington by a 80 mar
gin when Joe Aguirre booted a field
goal and winning by 14-7 count in
its own back yard. In those games,
they bottled up Baugh as care
fully as a fifth of Napoleon 1892
and those performances have en-
dowed Dan Topping's hirelings with
world of confidence. They think
they can do it again and the figures
prove that when Baugh is tethered
the Skins are no ball of fire.
The Dodgers were supposed to be
plagued by injuries and really not
at their best for this game, but the
lineup Coach Mike Getto handed out
tonight had the old, familiar names
at all the positions. including the
Kinard boys ON the left side of the
line. Flaherty has accepted all
Brooklyn pronouncements on such
matters with a grain of salt and has
the Skins ready for the best Brook
lyn can muster.
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Leemans Gives Giant!
Hope Of 5mearing +. -: :: :.
Record Of Bears.
Strive to Halt Champs
After 16 Wins in Row;
All Teams in Action
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE New
York Giants. geared to Tuffy Lee
mans, who has gained more than
5000 yards from scrimmage in six
years as a pro, will attempt to push
the Chicago Bears into the beaten
path tomorrow-something no team
has done in 16 consecutive games.
Hot on the trail of another ma
tional championship, the Bears
seek their ninth straight victory of
the season-their fourth in a row in
National Football League competi-
tion-in this engagement with the
1941 Eastern Division champions at
Wrigley Field
Other league contests tomorrow
will send Washington to Brooklyn,
the Chicago Cardinals to Detroit,
Cleveland to Green Bay and Pitts
burgh to Philadelphia.
To Offset Leemans, who tossed
three touchdown passes to beat
Philadelphia, IS to II, last week, and
the Giants fine rookie end from
Arkansas, O'Neal Adams, the Bears
will counter with their reliable Sid
Luckman, Ray Mclean and Gary
Famiglietti.
Famiglietti and Mclean are high
on the scoring records with "a points
each. Luckman, the brain of the T,
is among the leading passers with
Is competitions in % tosses for 264
yards and two touchdoWns.
The Pittsburgh Steelers, powered
by Bill Dudley, rookie from Virginia
who tops the league in rushing
yardage, will seek to avenge an ear
lier defeat by the Eagles, who have
not won since opening with a 24-to-
IA triumph over the Pittsburgh Club
September 49,
The Washington Redskins will
find the Brooklyn Dodgers ready to
make amends for their 7-to-0 loss to
Pittsburgh last week.
The Cleveland Rams will match
their speed and the passing of
Freshman Jack Jacobs of Oklahoma
against the Green Bay Packers
famous touchdown battery of Cecil
Isbell and Don Hutson. Five of
Isbell's six touchdown pitches have
been shared by Hutson.
Detroit, only league member with
out a victory, was blanked, 13 to 0,
by the Cardinals earlier in the year
and again faces the task of stopping
the rookie combination of Bud
Schwenk and Steve Lach. Schwenk
has fired five scoring aerials, four
of them to Lach.
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Wisconsin Beats Great Lakes,
1877, by 1O7-Yord Go|Iop

ter was even more sensational
Smith had wound up the Blue
jackets on what had the makings
of a touchdown surge. He unreeled
% yards, passed to Carl Mulleneaux
for % more, finally reaching the
Wisconsin 23 From there he un-
corked his arm for pass to scor-
ing land, but Wink stepped in. He
shared the ball a yard behind the
goal line. waded through a wave
of the white-clad Sailors to mid
field and behind a vanguard of
blockers danced into pay territory.
The run goes into the records as
100 yards, but actually covered 101
or more.
The injured Pat Harder place
kicked the extra point after the first
Wisconsin touchdown, but missed
after Wink's score. Center Bob
Nelson of Baylor booted the Sailors
point inf the first period.
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High School Gridders
Flock to Air Corps

CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-Half a dozen
players on the Austin High School
football team are looking forward
to something besides an undefeateo
season.
Six players have filed applica-
tions as United States Army avia-
ton cadets. A seventh, Pete Papas
was sworn in as a cadet last July
and had campaigned to have hi.
teammates join the Air Corps.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Maroons Charge Back
To Crush vandy by
33-to-0 Score
BY the Associated Press.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. IA
victory starved Mississippi State
football team, displaying the power
that carried it to the Southeastern
Conference championship last year,
roared back from two successive
setbacks to crush Vanderbilt, 80 to
0, today and knock the Commodores
from the undefeated ranks.
A near-capacity crowd Of $4,000,
including 5000 soldiers, saw VAN
derbilt whitewashed for the first
time in two years.
The Maroons opened up slowly
sparring around with the Commo-
dores in the opening stanza, but
they smashed over two quick touch
downs in the second period, another
in the third and two more in the
fourth with suhstitutions literally
sprinkled in both nneups.
Blondy Black was the leader in
the assault.
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Leohy Is Pleased
With Irish Poise
By the Associated Press

B? the Associated Press.
ROCHESTER, Mimi, Oct. Ito
Unexcitable Frank Leahy, hospital
lied coach of the Notre Dame foot
ball team, the standout thing of the
% to 0 victory over Iowa Navy today
was the poise of the Irish, especially
when near their own goal line.
I'm delighted we won," Leahy
said from his hospital bed after
hearing the game by radio. THE
boys played fine ball. and it was one
of those games when everything
went right for U.s."
While observing that the Irish
"quarterbacking must have been
smart" Leahy paid especial tribute
to the GOODNESS the entire team
showed.
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Pulls Comeback After
Losing Lead 10 Bag
12-to-7 Victory
Goes 81 Yards in Third
Period for Big ToIIy;
Howkeyes Die Hard
By the Associated Press.

IOWA CITY. Iowa, Oct. IT.
They're the Fighting Illini" again
for sure. The conquerors of mighty
Minnesota proved their right to
carry the traditional Illinois battle
cry by downing Iowa. IL to T. today
to remain among the Nations top
undefeated football teams. s-g
Some $4,000 Dads Day fans
watched Coach Ray Eliot's surpris-
ing lads roar back into the lead
after Iowa had wiped out 6-poirt
deficit, and then, in custom with
the performances of great Illini
teams of the 20's, crush a last
minute Hawkeye threat on the 4.
yard line.
Illini Are Opportunists.
Golden opportunists. the Cinder-
ella lads of 1912 Western Confer
ence football struck for a touchdown
on Tony Butkovich's plunge after
that aggressive young man, Guard
Alex Agase, nothing but trouble for
Minnesota last week, had blocked
Tom Farmers punt late in the first
quarter.
Given that 6-point lead, the Illi-
nj dominated the battle until the
Hawks spurted ahead, with Ave
minutes to play in the second PEI
rlod on Dick Hoerners 47-yard dash
goalward following an interception
of an Illinois lateral pass. Farmer,
as deadly accurate with his foot as
his arm, place-kicked the extra
point that boosted the Hawks out
in front. -
Loses Precious Point Margin.
But Iowa couldn't hold that pre-.
clous one-point margin against a
hard-charglng Illinois team that
wanted its second straight Big Ten
triumph and its first victory over
the Hawks since 1927.
Illinois, opening a march on it's
48, drove for the winning touchdown
late in the third quarter. The Illirl
stayed on the ground to reach the
33, then Quarterback Dick Good, a
true sharpshooter, tossed to Capt.
Jimmy Smith to carry the threat to
the 4-yard line. On fourth down,
Don Griffin cracked the Iowa line
from the two for the score. -,
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Breaks Help Orange
Humble Holy Cross
By 19-0Count
By the Associated Press.

WORCESTER. Mass, Oct. IL
Syracuses undefeated team capital
lied three big breaks with perfect
scoring passes to defeat statistical
ly superior Holy Cross eleven 1910,
before a crowd of 10000 here this
afternoon.
Paul Berthold, veteran Orange
end, tailed all three touchdowns on
the receiving end of long aerials,
the first two pitched by Tommy
Maines and the third by Dick
Whitesell.
Holy Cross fumbles opened the
door to Syracuse's first two scores.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Margarita's 64-Yard
Run Brings Brown
7-to-0 Triumph
Score in Final Period
Conquers Lafayette,
Nets Third Straight
BY the Associated Press.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Oct. H.
Browns all-America backfeld can
didate, Bob Margarita,. put on a
one-man running show in the
fourth period here today to lead. the
Brown Bears to their third straight
triumph of the year, a TO conquest
of Lafayette.
Margarita raced 64 yards off his
own left tackle midway in the final
quarter for the touchdown that
meant the ball game.
Later in the same session the
Medford, Mass, speedster cut off his
own left tackle again for "a yards
and an apparent second touchdown,
but had that effort nullifed when
the Bruins were adjudged guilty of
holding.
Stymied pretty we'll by a rugged
Leopard defense during the first
three quarters the Bruins neverthe-
less did manage to hold the upper
hand on the offense They had II
first downs to Lafayette's two,
gained 241 yards from scrimmage to
Lafayette's 68 and in general held
a statistical advantage.
Browns conversion point was con-
tributed by Jay Pattee, reserve
blocking back. who thus added his
18th straight placement point with
out a miss this season
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Bma Wears Down Vols for 80 Edge Illinois Whips Iowa to Keep High Ran
Sooners Are Late
But Find CrippIe
BY the Associated Press

oy the Associated Press.
LAWRENCE, Kans., Oct. IT.
Oklahoma's Sooners finally
learned the secret of scoring
today and applied the lesson so
spiritedly they white washed
Kansas, Is to 0, for the first
Sooner victory of the football
season.
The loss was the fifth straight
for the Hapless Jayhawks, who
were Inundated further by the
fact. The red-jerseyed Okla
homans pilfered Kansas favorite
weapon-the forward pass-to
achieve or setup three of their
four touchdoWns.
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To Run Florida Rucino
On Economy Busis
By the Associated Press.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Oct. IT,
The Florida Racing Commission
adopted policy Of strict economy
today at the conclusion of a two
day session here during which plans
were made for the coming winter
season. 5o
THE commission will operate with
a minimum number of employees and
a minimum of expense to give coun-
ties and the State old-age assistance
funds the maximum revenue and TO
meet wartime conditions" said Sec
retary Henry S. Baynard. -
The commission reappointed A. J.,
jack Cleary as steward.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
jenkins 34-Yard Run
Brings Touchdown
In Bitter Game
Crimson Scores Sofety
On tumble by Cifers;
Donnunovich Sturs
BY ROMNEY WHEELER,
Associated Press Sports Writer,

Associated PreSS sports Writer.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. IT,
Alabama's Crimson Tide wore down
the rock of Tennessee's football re-
slstance today and inched toward an
undefeated season with a bitterly
won 30 decision over the Vols be-
fore $4,000 fans.
tennessee, which two weeks ago
thundered over a powerful Ford
nam team, was stopped again and
again by Alabama's great line.
For half the game they battled in
scoreless indecision. Then Alabama
took a 20 lead on a safety when
Tennessee's Bobby Cifers fumbled
the third-quarter kickoff and ran
beyond his end zone after picking
1t up near the line.
Until midway in the final period
1t looked to be victory by Just that
margin, but Tennessee gave way at
last before the onrushing Tide.
Twice Alabama drove nearly the
length of the field. The first time
Russ Mosley fumbled as he punched
the last yard of an 80-yard drive,
and Billy Bevis, substitute quarter
back, recovered.
Cifers kicked out boomber to
Alabama's 30, where Mosley returned
1t II yards. Then Mosley went wide
outside right tackle for "a yards
Bobby Tom jenkins. sophomore full
back, shook loose wide off left tackle
for "a more and the touchdown.
Fuson Leading Gamer.
Jim McWhorter, place-kicking for
injured George Hecht, missed the
uprights on his try for extra point.
Big Clyde Fuson. Tennessee's eX-
plosive fullback, was the leading
yard gamer, and sparked the Vols
only real drive. He carried the ball
eight times for 40 yards. and average
OF 5 per carry, and each went the
hard way, right over the center of
'Bama's line.
Cifers, despite his probable nomi-
nation as goat" of the game for
yielding Alabama it's first 2 points,
was next to Fuson in effectiveness.
He was credited with net SO yards
on nine tries.
Russ Mosley, Alabamas hard run
ming little tailback, didn't get roll
ing until the second half, but when
he did it was poison to Tennessee.
His passes and rushing, mixed with
slashing drives by Wingback Russ
Craft, carried 'Bama to the goal
line when Tennessee's line finally
collapsed.
Defensive and offensive line star
was 'Bama's captain and center, Joe
Domnanovich, who stood out as an
all-America candidate all day.
Vols Line Subdued.
Neither. team gained by air until
less than minute before the half
when Walter Slater of Tennessee
connected twice in succession to End
Bud Hubbell for short gains.
Tennessee's line, charging fiercely,
stopped Alabamas passing game in
the first half and Mosley was
charged with "a yards lost, mostly
attempting to throw the ball. In
the second half, however. 'Bama
checked the Tennessee forwards,
and Mosley completed five out of
nine passes for 81 yards and bounced
free for 66 more in his running at
fack
Evening star., 1942-10-18
White Tops Smashing
Michigan Attack in
Rout Of Wildcats
.Victors Get Jump, BIost
Conference Foe, 34-16,
Before 32,Sl5 Fons
BY the Associated press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. 1.-THE
powerful Michigan football team
served grim warning on Western
Conference rivals today by opening
its league season with q "a to IL
conquest over Northwestern's dan
gerous Wildcats before 32,815 spec
tators.
Coach Fritz Crisler's Wolverines
rebounding from their lone defeat by
Iowa's Seahawks, smashed through
the Northwestern defenses for five
touchdowns and scored in every
period for a 34-3 margin until the
Wildcats tailed twice in the late
minutes.
Big Tom Kuzma, making his first
appearance of the season, partici-
pated in the scoring with a third
period touchdown, but the top Mich
igan running threats were BOZ
Wiese, sophomore fullback from
jamestown, N. OAK, and speedy
veteran Paul White of River Rouge
Mich.
Wiese crashed over from the l.
yard line in the first period to give
Michigan a lead never relinquished
Northwestern lone score until Otto
Graham's passes riddled the Michi-
gan defenses was substitute guard Al
Picks field goal from behind the IA
yard line on the fifth play of the
second period.
But Michigan came right back
with two more touchdowns before
the intermission. White made them
both, galloping IA and 20 yards
around left end on remarkably SIM
liar plays After Kuzma's marker
from the S, Center Merv Pregulman
intercepted one of Graham's tosses
in the fourth period and ran "a
yards for a score. James Brieske
third-string center, came in to place
kick four of five extra points.
That set the stage for a superla-
tive aerial show by Graham, limber-
armed junior from Waukegan, Ill
The first Wildcat touchdown drive
went 10 yards, with Graham pitch
ing passes of IA, 10 and 10 yards be-
fore he slipped one to substitute
Quarterback Lynne McNutt for II
yards and the score.
The final Northwestern advance
went 73 yards, and again Graham
faced the hard-charging Michigan
forwards coolly to deliver his aerial
charges. He connected four times in
quick succession and then, with 20
seconds left to play, found Nick Vo-
dick, who ran 30 yards for the score
Pick booted one of two extra points
Graham compiled the exceptional
passing record of 20 competitions in
% tries for 295 yards.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY,

TODAY.
Football.
washington Redskins VS.. Brook
lyn Dodgers, Brooklyn, N. Y.
TOMORROW.
Football.
Central at Roosevelt (high
school series), 4.
Coolidge at Western (high
school series, 4.
st. Johns at Eastern, 3:45.
Wilson at Georgetown Prep,
Garret Park, 4.
Boxing.
AL Davis VS.. Ken Stribling. fea-
ture, Turner's Arena, first bout
8::45.
WEDNESDAY.
Wrestling.
Weekly program at Turner's
Arena, 8.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Huskies Score Early,
Coast 10 $50 Win
Over Grizzlies
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Oct. 17.-Washington
ran loose for three touchdowns in
the first period today and coasted
to 35-to-0 victory over the Mon
tana University Grizzlies in their
Pacific Coast Conference football
game.
The first-half gun ended Mon
tana's only threat with the ball
on the Washington 1-yard line.
Washington's fifth touchdown
was made by Gene Walters on a
6l-yard gallop early in the third
quarter.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Field Goal in Final
Minute Brings 80
Win 10 Terrors
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WESTMINSTER, Md, Oct. IT,
Western Marylands Green Terrors
won a home coming game, 80, today
from Mount st. Mary's with an H.
yard field goal in the last minute by
Nanny Kaplan, Terror quarterback.
The victory came with Kaplan's S
fourth try at a field goal, and
climaxed Western Maryland's third
big drive in the last period, one
stopped by an intercepted pass and
the other with q missed field goal.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Hamilton, OberIin PIoy
Wild 2O-to-20 Tie

By the Associated Press.
OBERLIN, Ohio. Oct. 17.-Held
scoreless in the first half, Hamilton
College came roaring back in the
final half to tie Oberlin 20 to 20 in
wild game today.
Oberlin led 13 to 0 at the inter-
mission.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Morylond-Penn Stute
Soccer Contest OFF
By the Associated Press.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Oct. IT.
Transportation difficulties and de-
pleted squads have forced opponents
OF the Pennsylvania State College
to cancel three fall sports events.
Called off were a Junior varsity
football game with Pitt, varsity
cross-country meet with Pitt in
Pittsburgh and Penn State-Mary-
land soccer game.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Ohio State Conquers
Purdue, $50, for
Fourth in Row
Yields Lone First Down
While Rolling Up n;
Reserves Get Score
BY the Associated Press.


COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. IT,
Ohio State Universitys gridiron
juggernaut rolled to its fourth
straight conquest of the campaign
today, completely frustrating the
Boilermakers of Purdue in every
department.
The final score was Ohio State
26; Purdue, 0, but that fails to tell
the story. The Boilermakers, fresh
from last weeks 7-6 upset win over
Northwestern, wound up the. day
with a single first down, a net of
IA yards gained on % rushes, and
failed to complete any of 13 passes
attempted.
Bucks Make % First Downs.
Ohio State, rated the No. / COL
lege squad in the country, piled up
% first downs, 18 on the ground
and 4 through the air; gained 3O1
yards via rushing and connected on
4 of 10 passes for another 5O-yard
advance.
Scoring in every period, the bat
eAiil6 ouSho CllllClleu DIV lGdSU h
share of the top spot in the Western
Conference for the week and sent
their sophomore fullback, Gene
Fekete, out front in conference scor-
ing with 80 points for two games.
The Findlay youth plunged over
for Ohio's first two markers today
and booted an extra point for a
total of 13
Reserves Score Touchdown.
The second and third string Buck
eyes, playing the entire fourth pc
riod, manufactured a touchdown by
marching So yards in IL plays.
Purdue showed none of the
strength expected of the Boiler
makers after the win over North
western. Only twice did the Boiler
makers reach Ohio territory.
The game was witnessed by As ,943
spectators to bring Ohio's home at=
tendance to l73 161 for four games
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Ice Bruins Get Brimsek

MONTREAL, Oct. II (Pl.-Goalie
Frank Brimsek reported today, bring
ing the Boston Bruins hockey squad
to the entire complement Manager
Art Ross has been counting on.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Girl Exercises Racer

NEW YORK, Oct. II (P1.-Trend
Of the times: Millie Lamond, 16-
year-old girl from Park Ridge, N. j.,
was seen at Jamaica. race track ex-
ercising John Weipert's Asunder.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Eastern Title Seen in Balance
As Redskins, Dodgers Battle
Coach FIoherty Convinced His D. c. Pros
Will Be in Commend on BrookIyn's Grid
BY LEWIS ATCHISON,
Star Staff Cnrresnnnd dent

BROOKLYN Y, Oct II The Eastern championship of the
National Football League decided
skins and Brooklyn Dodgers The mushy
Field Officially the race has weeks but generally
conceded that these the that will the right
to meet the Western winner alias the Chicago the
Evening star., 1942-10-18

Tenn.
First downs s
Yards gained rushing tneD- 1Ol
Forward passes attempted IL
Forward passes completed 3
Yards by forward passing 2l
Forward passes intercepted by
Yards run-back intercepted
passes 13
Punting average from scrim-
maget 3SS
Total yards all kicks returned 103
Opponents fumbles recovered .
Yards lost by penalties ~ 8
Evening star., 1942-10-18

Ohio State scoring Touchdowns-Fekete
90. Ssrrinshaus, Slusser Substitute for
Horvathl. Points after touchdown-Fe-
kete. Frye Substitute for Sarringhaus)
(place kicks.
Evening star., 1942-10-18

Illinois scoring. Touchdowns-Butkovich
Cfor Smith. Griffin. Iowa scoring: Touch
down Hoerner. Point after touchdown
Farmer (place. kick.
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