Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

IOWA CITY, Ia, Oct. IL QNS).
"A fast and tricky Illinois foot
ball team which last Saturday
sprang the seasons biggest upset
by downing Minnesota. did il
again today. defeating the Iowa
University Hawkeyes. 12-7. before
a dads day crowd of $4,000.
The fighting Illini marched "a
a touchdown late in the first
quarter after blocking an Iowa
punt, Tom Bukovitch. visiting
fullback. going over from the 5
An intercepted pass late In the
second quarter gave the Hawk.
eyes a score, Dick Hoerner max.
ing the touchdown and Farmer
converting.
Fighting back. Illinois scored
what proved to be the winning
touchdown in the third period. A
l12-yard run by Smith and a "a.
yard pass. Good 10 Smith, put
Illinois on the Iowa 4. Griffin
overcame a stubborn Iowa defense
to 90 over from there on the
fourth down.
Iowa came within 8 yards oi
pulling the game out Of the fire
in the last minute OF the game
After stopping two Illinois threats
earlier in the period. Iowa t0ot
the ball on its own 81, and swep,
down to the Illini 4. But with
seconds left, Farmer fumb1ed FOL
loss of 4 yards and Illinois hello
on fourth down.
PITTSBURGH (INS).-Boltin'
Billy Hillenbrand lived up TO all
of his advance notices today and
led his fellow Hoosiers from
Indiana to 10 to victory over
Pittsburgh.
Hillenbrand personally ac-
counted for almost all Indiana's
points by throwing three touch
down passes. Bob Cowan scooped
In two, both of which Melted
close to so yards, while Hasapes
racked up the third on . short
13-yard toss into the end zone.
Jackie Stetler saved the
Painters from . total washout
when he staggered across the
Indiana goal line In the second
quarter. Two long passes by Bill
Dutton paved the way and Stat
Ter carried IL over on . short
lateral.
CHAPEL HILL, ~ c. INS).-
North Cardinals undefeated Tar
heels snapped Duquesne Univer
sity's perfect record of Is straigh
wins today with a third quartz
. splurge that netted two touch
downs-just enough 10 humble tn
/. Wanted Pennsylvanians, 1876. Co
captain Joe Austin scored both o
. them.
NEW YORK (UP). - Three
long range scoring plays enabled
Fordh4m to defeat West vir-
ginia, 2S TO ~.
Steve Filipowicz passed to
George Cbeverko for one touch
down and ran II yards around
right end for another.
/ PHILADELPHIA INS). - Al
underdog Princeton eleven toda,
scored a first period touchdown
and held Pennsylvania 10 one Il
the second period TO earn a 6 TO
tie in a for1n-upsetting battle.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (UP)--
Alabama's Crimson Tide added
TO Its victory string today with
an 3 to o triumph over . power
full Tennessee eleven, which only
weakened In the waning minutes
Of the game. The defeat was the
fret Of the season for Tennessee
and the fourth straight victory
for Alabama.
Sophomore Bobby Tom Jenk-
ins Of TaIladega, Ala. scored the
only touchdown of the game. He
sprinted 80 yards around his left
end I'm the middle Of the last
quarter to cross the Tennessee
! goal.
I BOSTON jJP). - Boston Col
lege remained in the unbcaten ant
united class today by defeating tn
powerful Chapel Hill pre-fligh
school, Z TO 6.
Boston College scored first wher
Don Currivan took a 40-yard pas!
from Mickey Connolly and raced
20 yards for a touchdown. Stew,
Hudacek blocked a b. G. punt or
the IS and John Witkowsky fell or
/ il behind the goal line for Chape
Hills score. The deciding play o.
the game was Connolly's successful
conversion.
ITHACA, ~. Y.-(UP).--Cor-
nell and Penn State battIed to .
scoreless tie In the mud Of
Scboeilkpf Field today, each
waiting for the one big break
that never came.
A homecoming crowd Of some
1000 watched the punting duel
that was otherwise marked by
three Cornell threats and .
fourth period scoring gesture by
the Nittany Lions who were
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