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Evening star., 1942-04-16
Stors Yesterday
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Joe Di Maggio, Yankees-Drove in
i've runs with homer, double and
single against Senator'S
Willars Marshall, Giants-Hit home
run with bases loaded to beat Dodgers.
Jim Tobin, Braves-Pitched effec-
tive eight-hit bali and clouted two-run
homer himself to stop Phils.
Harry Gumbert, CardinaIs-Hurled
four-hftter to curb Cubs
Vernon Stephens, Browns-Hit home
run with two on in ninth inning to
whip White Sox.
Joe Dobson Red Sox--Muzzled Ath-
letics with six-hit hurting.
Paul Trout, Tigers-Limited Indians
TO seven hits, only one for an extra
base.
Lloyd Dietz, Pirates-Pitched six-hit
victory over Reds,
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Lone Man on Base
Gets 10 Victory

BY the Associated Press.
FORT WORTH, April l6-
Julian Tubb, Tulsa pitcher, was
rubbing his shins today instead
of taking hero's bow.
Last night Tubb permitted only
one Fort Worth batter to get on
base, but lost the ball game, 10.
The runner was sacrificed to
= third and the next batter drove
the ball off Tuhb's shins to score
the one tally.
, The batter who knocked in the
run was thrown out.
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Two Greatest in World, Armour Declares

buddies walked the 18th fairay
Armour the group about them.
golfers the world There the
lived Neonwe who In the
Who would chose to match him
faway the green That's rghHogan
Benny is the splits does, who can
have most of the great
players played against But there
beat this pair
there talk of but two menHogan
when Snead included but the
West marked who can't
the heat is
the odds but menHogan
and believe with all the players Of the
Habert Shu Byrd
seriously threaten tournament Benny
and The taken golf
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OHiciuI Score

sBatted for Newsom In NTH.
fBatted for zuher in seventh.
tBatted for Masterson In ninth.
Washington. --- 100 O20 0OO-3
New York 900 340 020-e
Runs batted in--DiMaggio (5). Gordon
base hits-Estalells. DiMaggio, Keller
Three-base hit-Gordon. Home. run-Di-
Maggio. sacrince-Case. Double plays
and Levy; Chandler Rizsuto and Levy.
Left on bsses-New York, Z: washington.
of Newsom, 2; or zuber. 1 Of Masterton.
1. Struck out--By Newsom. Q; by Master
son. Hits-of Newson, in 5 innings;
4 in 2 innings wild piteh--Masterson
Losing pitcher-Newsom, Umpires-MessYs.
Rommel, Pipgras and Summers. Time
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Refuse to Crock Under Most Trying Test

hghghted the perfection of two
halfway 36 eight behind
Nelson the old that far of the
down the
unbelievable tie with Nelson at $50
eight strokes better than
the payof The playof reckoned the
sport Men in playos
But what did Hogan and
Nothing the toughest golf In the United
magnificent fired wo-under TO- Nelson
a that the
has wiped out the National Open.
Tommy of COLTS mmoas the two men
the major professional
United states the British Open the p G. A. and all the
when Walter Hagen and Bobby Jones
Vadon and Ed Ray
Taylor and all the other great
old timers
Evening star., 1942-04-16

Win, Lose or Draw
Nelson and Hogan Complete Masters of Golf
BY GRANTLAND RICE.
In The Temporary Absence OF Francis STAN

Nelson ond Hogan Complete Masters of Golf
Nelson a profes-
Eonal golf They the complete masters Of the game
To the millions OF buffers who play golf and to the hundreds OF
fesonals follow living thing Arthur
satisfied when he in with
Nelson Hogan round They night
match the the card To
proo-wen there all of it. Hogan
has the Rad Trophy by scoring well under figures
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Game With Picked Service Nine
Is Likely for Majors Stors
Benefit for Bot, Boil Fund Considered
By Sports Advisory Council Meeting
BY AUSTIN BEALMEAR,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, April 16Members of basebas Advisory Council
another hudde today amid enough gold braid indicate
that between major league asar team and the best
players the Nations armed forces might be added to the
diamond menu.
game would be played July in Ceveands Municipal Sta
Evening star., 1942-04-16

Navy Relief Society. Army emer-
gency relief will get the entire gate
of the game between the two in New
York August 3.
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Homer by Marshall Pays Off
Giants for Gamble on Rookie
Made With Bases Full, 1t Detects Dodgers;
Four-Socker by Stephens Nips Chsox
BY JUDSON BAILEY,

probably made the hashst debut in the
major leagues year willard Marshall unheraded out
York Giants whose story of basebaS
interudes
When he Dashed terrific belt upper right field stands
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Standing Of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Bklyn at N. York New York at Boston
Boston at Philadel. Philadel. at Bklyn.
Chicago at st. Louis. st. Louis at PittSb
Pittsburgh at Cincin. Cincin. at Chicago.
Evening star., 1942-04-16
EIius in Air Corps

Chink Elias, former Wofford quar-
terback, is scrapping Japs as pur-
suit pilot.
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Major Statistics

THURSDAY, APRIL 16. Is4s.
AMERICAN.
Results YESTERDAY.
New York, o; Washington. 3.
Boston, 3; Philadeiphia, i.
st. Louis. g: Chicago. g.
Detroit, 9: Cleveland, 2.
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Minor Results

BY the Associated Press.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Seattle 10; Hollywood. l.
Sacramento, 4 San Francisco. g.
Oakland, l: Portland. q.
San Diego, B: Los Angeles, =.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Oklahoma City. 5: Dallas, l.
Fort Worth. l: Tulsa, o.
Beaumont. 4; Houston 0.
San Antonio, 3; Shreveport, l.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta, IA; Nashville, 3.
Knoxville. 10; Chattanooga, 8,
Little Rock. Memphis o.
Birminshsm, =; New Orleans 0 t1C
ninESD.
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Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
y; Y. at Wash; 3;15. Wash. at Phils.
st. Louis at Chicaso Det at st. Louis.
Cleve. at Detroit. Chi. at Cleveland.
Phils. at Boston Boston at New York.
Evening star., 1942-04-16

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
Pittsburgh. 8; Cincinnati. 9.
Boston, 8; Philadelphia. 2.
New York, 8; Brooklyn, 4.
St. Louis, 4: Chicago, 2.
Evening star., 1942-04-16

Standing Of the Clubs.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Alabama Knocks Out
Mississippi State,
Title Favorite
BY the Associated Press.

TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Oct. ga
great Alabama football team
knocked off Mississippi States
Southeastern Conference crown to-
day, and kicked it all around Denny
Stadium, scoring 81 points in a
hectic third quarter to beat the
champions, 21-6, before $4,000 fans.
States powerful team, pre-
season favorite to retain its title,
held Alabama scoreless for the first
half, but it crumbled under sledge
hammer blows OF Russ Craft, Russ
Mosley and Don Sails in the third
period, and Craft piled over thrice
to score. twice off left tackle and
the third time on q spectacular 38-
yard gallop.
A home town boy, Kermit Davis
of Tuscaloosa, kept State from the
ignominy of shut-out. AS the last
quarter shadows angled over the
field, he snatched a desperate 29-
yard pass from Substitute Tailback
Billy Murphy and ran Is more yards
to score.
George Hecht of Chicago Heights,
ILL.,, regular starting guard, kicked
three successive placements for Ala
bama's extra points.
Alabama's superior line out
charged State all afternoon, holding
State to 80 yards rushing and con-
tributing to the latter's failure to
shake loose its highly -publicized
runners.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Ey the Associated Press.

WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. s.
Dominating the offensive play
throughout but finding most of their
touchdown drives stymied before
reaching pay territory, the Army
football team stumbled through to
a IA to 0 victory over stubborn
Lafayette eleven in the Cadets open
ing game today A crowd Of 1000
watched the game.
Thwarted time and again just
when it seemed their drives would
pay off, Coach Earl Blaik's soldiers
managed to score in the second quar-
ter, thanks to a 72-yard dash by
Ralph Hill on an ancient, chin
whiskered play and again in the final
period on snappy 39-yard drive.
The rest of the time the Cadets
pushed and showed and hauled for
good yardage. but otherwise poor
results. Thrice promising drives
were checked almost in the shadow
of the Lafayette goal, and. as the
final gun sounded long pass was
shared by Hill inches beyond the
end zone limit.
The first touchdown was an un-
expected as it was sensational.
Hank Mazur. work horse of the
Army Corps. took a'routine punt on
his own 28-yard line. He started
for his right, and as he passed Hill
he slipped the ball to him. AS the
entire Lafayette team headed In
Mazur's direction, Hill hot-footed
it down the sideline for 78 yards
and the score. Ed Murphy place
kicked the extra point.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Southern California,
Washington Wage
Score|ess Duel
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. 3.-South-
ern California, substituting speed
and deception for its oldtime power,
battled Washington football team
that repeatedly threatened, but
never could muster a scoring punch,
to a 90 tie today.
A crowd Of $4,000 saw the WASH
ington Huskies, making and getting
the breaks consistently, drive five
times inside the Trojan IS, but al
ways fall narrowly short OF the
vital first down.
It was the first Coast Conference
test for both head coaches-Jefi
Cravath Of use and Ralph (Pest)
Welch of Washington.
use threw the biggest scare into
Washington supporters with the de-
ception Of its quick cutting back In
motion in the games opening min
utes. Three consecutive first downs
carried the Trojans 46 yards to the
Husky "a in that brief surge, but II
stopped there.
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Tennessee Crushes Fordhom,
4O-14, After Delayed Start

over after the ball had been worked
down to the l with passes and runs
by Sophomore Clyde Fuson.
The cheers had hardly died down
from the first score before Tennes-
see blasted right back for another.
Slater passed to End Bill Hubbell
on the Rams 10 and the latter raced
on untouched for the touchdown.
Tennessee punched across two
more touchdowns In rapid success
sion in the third period, Bobby
Cifers Tipping . 20-yard pass to
Bill Hillman for one and Red
Zontini dashing Is yards on tackle
for the other.
In the final quarter, the Vols
registered on . 15-yard sprint by
q fourth h-string tailback and ! 35-
yard pass, Junie Whitaker to
zontini.
The Rams, combining some nifty
running BY Joseph Sammy An
drejco with short passes, marched
80 yards with Harry Squatrito
plunging over from the l near the
games finish.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Oregon Is 10 Victim
OF Early Charge by
Washington State
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PULLMAN, Wash, Oct. 3.-Wash-
ington State College loosed one great
scoring charge. today, burning
through a stout defensive line for
AZ yards and a second-quarter
touchdown that brought 7 to
football victory over Oregon.
A crowd of 5000, smallest in a
decade for a w. S. C. homecoming
watched the Cougars post their sec
ond Pacific Coast Conference tri-
umph of the season.
Fullback Tommy Robin and the
massive Oregon line fought back
valiantly, but lanky Jay Stoves and
big Bob Kennedy were too fast and
the Washington State line too we'll
co-ordinated.
Oregon fought off three other w.
S. C. challenges in the first half.
The second half had one high
spot-an 87-yard punt by Tommy
Robin that got oregon we'll out of
danger in the fourth period after
the Cougars had powered their way
to the 2-yard.
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Maryland
Continued From Page C-1o
nected on six of 10 passes for l72
yards.
Navy Lads Keep Fighting.

nected on six of 10 passes for l72
yards.
Navy Lads Keep Fighting.
Though Mont's magnificent peg
ging placed Lakehurst in an un-
enviable spot the Navy eleven didn't
fold. 1t battled back to take the
play from Maryland but the Old
Liners either braced to take over
on downs or Lakehurst inserted dis
astrous fumbles deep in Maryland
territory,
Early in the third period, for in
stance, Lakehurst moved to Mary
lands as Ed Fogg recovered Jack
Miers tumble on Maryland's Is.
Paul Spencer, former Alabama ace.
and Banta rammed up to the 7,
but at that point an attempted
Banta lateral to Spencer fell short
and Paul Flick recovered for
Shaughnessy's side on the Maryland
10.
From its own A late in the third
quarter Lakehurst started another
drive that carried to Maryland's II,
with 24-yard pass from Banta to
End Joe Wiginton featuring the
march. With a first down on the
10 Banta missed on three successive
passes and his fourth down pass to
Marlin Woodward fell 2 yards short
of a first down on the IL.
In the waning seconds of the third
period Lakehurst again threatened
when a Rigby tumble was recovered
bv Lakehurst on the Maryland q.
The Navy outfit quickly moved to
Marylands 10 on the first play OF
the fourth period, but Spencer then
fumbled and Luther Conrad pounced
on the ball for Maryland on the
Old Liners 16.
Lakehurst made it's final scoring
gesture midway of the fourth quar-
ter when P. A. Barthel, former
Southern California back, and Spen-
Ger collaborated in advancing to
Maryland's 8. where a fourth down
pass from Spencer to Barthel fell
short of a first down,
Evening star., 1942-10-04
BY the Associated Press.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct. B.
Tennessee's vicious Volunteers throt-
tied Fordham's publicized passing
attack and substituted their own,
plus some neat running, today to
route the favored Rams, 40 to Il, In
q bruising game before $4,000 specta-
tors.
The Rams Steve Filipowicz, pass
ing ace extraordinary, put Fordham
out in front in less than 3 minutes
after the battle opened by intercept
ing Bobby Cifers' pass and racing
48 yards unmolested to score.
Sammy Ososki converted to end the
Easterners' scoring until the final
minute.
Thereafter 1t VAS virtually all
Tennessee, with the Volunteers ad-
ministering Fordham its worst lick
ing In recent years.
The Vols, came roaring back to
smash over two touchdowns each In
the next three stanxas.
The frst came after q vicious II
yard drive, Walter Slater knitting
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anu tlle OPeTJOyeu DcdCOllS Cele.
brated the occasion by carrying
their coach, "Peahead" Walker, from
the field on their shoulders.
The Deacons served notice early
that this was their year to crow by
scoring two touchdowns in the first
period. They added another in the
second and went on the defensive
during the second half while an
aroused Duke team fought to
catch up.
The first Wake Forest score was
set up when punt exchange ended
with the Deacons on the Blue
Devil 49, Johnny Perry got the ball
on a reverse and headed around left
end behind beautiful blocking. He
crossed the goal line standing. Bo
Sacrinity's kick was no good.
Deacons Score Again.
The second score came just a few
minutes later when Moffat Storer
dropped back to kick. Pat Preston,
Deacon captain, broke through and
blocked it, George Owen covered
for Wake Forest on the Duke 30.
Red Cochran made yards at right
tackle and then went around right
end for IL more to the T. Johnny
Perry then circled left end for the
touchdown. Sacrinitys aim was true
| this time.
Midway the second period, Storer
was punting from his A. He got a
bad pass from center and Burnie
Capps, Deacon end, blocked the kick,
grabbed the ball on the run and
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Spectacular Football
By Williams Upsets
Princeton, 1871
Hayes 59-Yord Runbock
Of Punt, His 56-Yord
Pass Tell for Purple
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. 3.-Wil-
liams capitalized its scoring oppor-
tunities today to upset q surprised
Princeton eleven, 1877, in its first
victory in history over the Prince
ton Tigers. Halfback Gunnar Hayes
sparked second-half rally with a
59-yard punt return and a 56-yard
pass to Pat Higgins after Old Mas
sau had taken q 7-6 lead In the
second period.
Coach Charley Caldwell's men
were kept largely on the defensive
throughout the first half, breaking
up Tiger drives on the 6, 10 and l.
foot lines with a series Of miracu-
lous stands.
Dave Marshall, 155-pound sopho-
more halfback, gave Old Nassau its
only tally on the second play Of the
second period when he broke loose
around right end for 6 yards on a
double reverse after Bengal drive
of so yards. Bob Sandbach kicked
the extra point.
Williams Gets Under Way.
Five minutes later williams re-
taliated with its only sustained
march of the game, Bill Schmidt
squirming 80 yards around left end
to climax a 70-yard thrust. But
Princeton remained in the lead
when Hayes attempted pass for
the extra point was incomplete.
Dr}V,oofov, rooaiuaI %ha LioI>oY q G
the second half opened, but was un-
able to move. Perina kicked to
Hayes and the fleet halfback took
the ball on his own 4l-yard line,
faxed a reverse to Bill Orr, then
cut to the right and OUTRAGED the
entire Princeton team down the
side line. Bill Schmidt added the
extra point this time.
Disorganized by this surprising
turn of affairs, the Tigers were un-
able to gain after the kick k-of and
punted again. Williams took ad-
vantage of the disorganization and
moved from its own As to Prince
tons %, but lateral went astray
at this point and Princeton took
the ball.
After one first down, Princeton's
strategy of q fourth-down incom-
pleted pass gave the Purple the
ball on its own "A and Hayes
passed to Freshman Higgins for a
touchdown on the first play.
Tigers Halted on 13.
Princeton made its last thrust at
this point, moving from its own 3s
to the Puppies 13 on two passes
Dave Marshall tossed to Bill Gal
lagher for first down on Williams
80 and Warren Vieth connected with
one to Marshall on the l3. The
third play in the series went askev
when another pass by Marshall was
intercepted by Orr, who raced Out
of dangerous territory to the "a.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Frosh Ball Luggers
Star as Dartmouth
S|auehters Miami
Three Provide Thrills
As Big Green Piles
Score Of So to J
BY the Associated Press.

BY Jne ASSOClAteu fIeSS.
HANOVER, N. H., Oct. 3.-Dart-
mouth uncovered a group of promis-
ing freshman backs today as the
Big Green swamped a completely
outclassed Miami eleven, 58-7, be-
fore a crowd of 5,O00
With the exception of a 70-yard
touchdown dash by veteran Back
Ray Wolfe in the third period the
freshman backs, Jack Sayers, Dale
Armstrong and Larry Bartnick pro-
yided the chief thrills.
McLaughrey used his first team
for IL minutes in the opening quar-
ter and in that time Tom Douglas
tailed from Miami's 8, Capt. Bud
Kast on a 38-yard run, and Meryll
Frost on a 24-yard end sweep.
The reserves took over in the Sec
ond quarter.
Just before the first half ended,
Miami Halfback Bob Laubie took
the ball from his own 43 to Dart
mouths 80. and few plays later
Bob Russell passed to Ed Corson
for the visitors only score.
Miami made 10 first downs to
Dartmouth's II and completed nine
out of % raSSeS
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Penn Veterans Seize
Breaks 10 Trounce
Green Harvard
Convert Three Errors
Into Touehdowns for
Victory by 19 to J
BY the Associated Press.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. g.
Pennsylvania powerful veterans
took full advantage of three early
miscues to clinch 1877 victory over
their inexperienced Harvard rivals
before being penalized for a total of
110 yards today before a crowd of
$4,000.
The first Penn touchdown was set
up when Dick Martin, its blocking
back, recovered Don Richards fum-
BILE on Harvard's 7-yard line on the
10th play after the Quakers re-
ceived the opening kickoff. They
had to take four slams at the Grim
son line before scoring. and Capt.
Bernie Kuczynski converted his only
extra point out of three tries.
Bert Stiff Scores Again.
Two plays after the resulting kick
off, which Richards caught on his
goal line and carried out Is yards,
Fullback Wayne johnson made q
bobble that Kuczynski smothered on
Harvard's %. Smashing S yards at a
clip, Bert Stiff carried four times
for first down and then broke
through for his second touchdown
Before Coach Dick Harlow's un-
seasoned youngsters had time to re-
cover from those Furnishing blows,
Lee Pletz, who alternated with
Tailback Bob Odell, brother of
Yale's new head coach, at tailback,
set the stage for the third Penn
scoring jaunt by snagging a Bill
Wilson pass in midfield and return
ing it to Harvard's 32 Stiff then
made 8 yards. passed to the
Quaker captain to wipe out IA more
and then had Miller finish the rest
OF the trip by rushing twicee from
the l0-vard line.
The Harvards managed to run and
pass to Penn's Is and Is yard lines
in the final period before Comeford
tossed Georgia Boston, a freshman
end replacement, touchdown pass
from Penns 25-yard stripe during
the last minute of play. After Bill
Barnes place-kicked Harvards sew
enth point Jerry Mccarthy, in for
| Martin. ended the game by racing
80 yards with Barnes kickoff.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Yale Wa||ops Lehigh
To Open Season in
Sparkling Style
Score Of 1876 Largest
Attained by Eli Since
Campaign Of 1885
BY the Associated Press.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct. g.
Moving along the turf and through
the air in impressive style, Yale's
football team walloped Lehigh, 1885,
in their first meeting in 26 years
today in the bowl before 10000 fans
The victors unleashed roaring
four touchdown attack in the final
half to clinch the hard-fought con-
test.
In winning it's opener for it's new
coach, 31-year-old HOWE Odell, Yale
rolled up its highest score since 1885,
and if it doesn't win another game
this season at least will have tied its
record of the last two campaigns,
when it won one of eight games in
1910 and 1941.
But the form which Yale dis
played in the third and final quar-
ters, after Gall half, should make
the Blue hard team to lick this
campaign, and even remove it from
the gridiron doghouse.
Although he didn't tally himself,
Hugh Knowlton of Syosset, N. Y,
showed talented pitching arm that
connected for three OF Yales scores.
A 27-yard dash by Ed Taylor of
Columbia, S. c., and a 26-yard run
by Will Overlook or River Forest,
ILL.,, on an intercepted pass ac-
counted for the victors' other touch
downs.
Herb Shoener of Maplewood, N. j..
bulled his way through the middle
OF Yale's wall to account for Lehigh S
only score in the second quarter.
Knowlton's short pass to Tim
Hopes of East Aurora, N. Y, cul-
minating 56-yard drive, put Yale
in front early in the game. A sim
liar toss, this time to Ed Town OF
Narbeth, Pa, in the third quarter
broke the 6-all tie and ended a 65-
yard parade. Knowlton's final touch
down pitch was 35-yard strike tc
Frank Mahoney of Troy, N. Y.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Statistics,
Two Injured Spiders
In Good Condition

Condition of two Richmond Uni
versity football players injured in
the game against George Washing
ton last night at Griffith Stadium,
was reported AS good" after they
were admitted to George Washing
ton Hospital.
Guard Fritz Laurinaitis was
treated for bruises and a possible
fractured hip, while Sub Robert Gill
received a slight conclusion.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Grid Conference Opens
With DoubIe-Heuder

A double header football attrac-
ton today will open the 1912 sea-
son for the Washington Gridiron
Conference. Both games will be
played at Lincoln Park, Oxon
Hill, Md.
In the opener at l o'clock, Capitol
View takes on Ebenezer. Willow
Tree Club, defending champion,
meets Yellow Jackets in the second
game, listed to start at 3 o'clock.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Army Shows Power as Stirring
Runs Beat Lafayette, Ia to 0

In the final period Mazur staged
practically one-man parade to the
goal. He received a punt on the
Lafayette 80, returned it to the 33
passed to Hill to the 81, skirted his
right end to the 3, then plunged the
rest of the way for the touchdown
Again Murphy converted.
While this going, the robust La
fayette lads we're batting their
heads futilely against the stalwart
Army line or throwing passes with
Indifferent success. The Leopards
completed nine of 10 tosses, but the
gains were small.
The futility of their offensive
efforts is best illustrated by the fact
they never got beyond the Army 40
yard line and most of the time were
we'll back in their. own territory.