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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ann Arbor, Dec. 10 Marriage
license applications:
Leo McCraight. 80. RID l, Yp-
slant, and Grace Bance. 20, 1905
". Michigan Ave, Ypsilanti
Donald F Wight q, Ann Arbor,
and Edna \. Hewett 81 Ann Ar
Dor.
Willard F. shelton. %. Ann Ar
Dor, and Freda A. Woolard Is, Ann
Arbor
John y. Farmer, q, Ann Arbor,
and Jane c. Snushald, 26, Ann Ar
Dor.
Walter Abbott, 80, Ann Arbor,
and Edna Holcomb, rs, Ann Arbor.
Walter NJ Laitala, IS, Ann Ar
Dor. and Maurine Aho, "a, Ann
Arbor.
Knowlton c. Brown, 81. Chicago,
H.; and Elizabeth X. Bell, 30, &c
S. Summit St, Ypsilanti
Wiltred II. Knutson, AZ, Ypsi-
lauti, and Elsie Dietrich, SO, $50
Harriet St, Ypsilanti.
Raymond S. Van Horn, %, Ann
Arbor, and Katherine Kamstra,
%. Ann Arbor
Robert y. Richard. 90, Manhat
tan, y. Y, and Ruth NJ. Schorling
q. Ann Arbor.
Donald G. Schmidt, 10. Belle
vile. and Jean f. Fitzpatrick, 10,
721 Norris St, Npsilanti.
Myles McCombie. 90, Saline. and
Louis L. Woodin. IS. Fenton, Mich,
Thurlow d. Cobb, So, Ann Arbor
and Agnes Stauch. 30. Ann Arbor.
Vernie Santure, %, Ypsilanti, and
Margaret Porter, IS, fpsilanu
Milton Potter, 10, Dexter, and
Ann Lobdell. 10. Dexter
Wesley Ottewell. 81, Detroit and
Hazel NJ. Bitteridge %, Ann Ar
Dor
Guy Comstock, 81, ~ n. Hamil
ton St. Ypsilanti, and Marie Die,.
rich. IS, RID /. Ypsilanti
James c. Dallas q. Ann Arbor
and Gertrude F. Hale, p, Ann Az
Dor
Richard f. Butter, Is. Ann A.
Dor, and Joan f. French, IS, De.
troit
Julian Van Buren,, Jr, 10, Ann
Arbor. and Lulu Belle Mclaughlin
Is. Ann Arbor
Dean HEPBURN. %, Chelsea and
Rudella Contrell. 10, Chelsea.
George l. Wohlwend, 90, Ann
Arbor. and Estella Brough, %, Ann
Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-15
Three Republicans
Seek Reelection

Ann Arbor. Dec. ll-Au Republi-
cans. Mayor Leigh ]. Young.
Council President Glenn +. Alt,
will BE- seeking their second two
year terms. Wilde city Clery Fred
{. Perry will be running for his
eighth term Of office. Each an
nounced Monday that they will seek
denomination and reelection at the
spring ele ,tions.
40 announcement have been
made by candidates for alderman
supervisor and constable. VINO also
are TO be named next spring.
The primary election viii be Feb.
X and the general election on April
;. with Dec. 2S being the deadline
for filing Of nominating petitions.
Registration OF voters will close
Jan. 26 for the primary and GA
March Is for the April election.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-15
Students Plan Two
Dances in January

Ann Arbor, Dec. 15--In addition
to the big "'42 Finale, on New
Years eve. two dances already
have been planned for January by
the University students. as they
make ready for the shortened yaca-
ton that viii be started Friday
night. This yeaI it will be only
a Christmas vacation. as classes
will begin Wednesday morning.
Dec 20, with everyone back before
the New Year.
The Military Ball, to be Friday
night, Jan. % in the Sports build.
ing: and Assembly Ball set for
Saturday Jan. ., are the two
dances being arranged.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-15
University Employee
n. Y. Harris, Expires

Ann Arbor, Dec. l5-Funeral ser
vices will be conducted for Harry
v Harris, 81. 614 Eberwhite Blvd
at 100 Wednesday night at the
Muehlig Chapel Rev. Frank Benisn
officiating Mr. Harris died Mon
day in St Joseph's Hospital after
a long illness. He had been a resi-
dent OF Ann Arbor for l6 years,
working in the University build
ings and grounds department for
the last six years.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-15
SUFFERS INJURY

Ann Arbor, Dec. 1i-Mrs. Cleo
Hite. 20 years old, 7l3 Catherine
st. suffered head bruises and
possible conclusion late MONDAY
evening when en- automobile in
which she was A passenger, driven
by Theodore Hite, 713 Catherine
St Collided at the intersection OF
Kingsley St. and Division 81. with
a car driven by Albert Root, 1910
VAIL st
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-15
RATloNER RESIGNS

Grand Rapids, Mich, Dec. 10
INS-kent County Clerk Louis J.
Donovan announced today that he
was retiring as county rationing
board director because OF i'll
health. lie said his resignation has
been submitted 10 State OPA Di-
rector Arthur II. Saryis.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-15
Peat Mined From
New Airport Land

Ann Arbor, Dec. 15-Park Sup
erintendent Eli A. Gallup OF the
Ann Arbor Park Department, has
tried burning mined peat from
the new land at the airport and re-
ports it is a good substitute for
coal.
The park department IS ready to
accept orders for hand-dug peat at
81 cubic foot delivered at the
buyers door, in loads OF two cubic
feet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Off the Hook
With
Lewis Fl. Walter

Don't Know When They've Enough Dept: Sticking their
their track spys declaring
to the frosty air there will be extension OF four
five days the fall meeting for Army and Navy Relief AS
much love the of kings gives pleasure to
clarion tones that although this be DaS alas
The gate during the coming six and finals days go to War
Relief So stables already completed arrangements
ship Saturday and Sunday there wouldn't be enough
horses left to fill racing card.
The Thin Mans Return the skinny Red Wing,
n Maple Leafs the
building himself during
the his cabin outside Canadian He has added
his weight muscle the Thin Man
whipped Broda Crosse
hesitates
mend builder" Of stout and ale.
Red Wings from the United States Tony Buckovch one OF the
best hockey the Wings have invited practice starting
Monday the who helped pitch the Auto Cun
Detroit to the Federation and National Amateur Baseball cham,
down here hockey player to help Parcleans in the MO
League Jack Adams had the him all last
Mill Grndings Michigan State and Unver-
Detroit amcable basis, their
friends hoping, they'd together football again. here
whispers Of ID.
basketball pointers evelng the
digits last time they met
It's bad such kable athletic can't get together
the sports
writer's Some the best stories Of the out
this rivalry.
Mexican Turf Touting Agency Release 10 Kap Tin the bag
next tme) Halealoha and Notforme tcant miss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Lions Set~to- Stop
BrOOklyn's Runners
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

Confident they can hold the
Dodger running attack in
check, the Detroit Lions will be
10 break their scoring
famine this Sunday when they
meet Brooklyn at Briggs Stadium.
Although it's been embarrass-
ingly- emphasized that Coach Btff
Edwards charges have failed TO
score i'm their last three games,
it's been overlooked that in none
of those gan1es have the Lions
yielded a touchdown on the
ground.
The Army All-Stars. Cardinals
and Rams scored all their touch
downs on passes. The only time
the Lions have yielded in the line
came when the Army team scored
a safety.
That's why they're confident
they can stop the powerhouse at
tack modelled by DR.. John Balm
(Jock Sutherland and carried on
by his assistant and successor
Mike Getto. Clarence Pug" Man
ders at fullback and Merlyn Con-
dit at halfback are the very capa-
bic spearheads of the running
attack.
The forward wall of last year
has only two newcomers, Tom
Robertson of Louisiana State al
center and George Kinard of Mis-
sissippi at guard. Frank "Bruiser
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Cooley IL Defeated
On Freak Pass

The Cardinals talley came early
ia-tAe fourth quarter after q
march from midfieid that was
punctuated by a 20-yard pass from
Sinescue 10 Bob Woodwork. Sines'
cue took the ball over from the
6-inch line but failed in his at
tempt to convert the point and tie
the score.
Mackenzie and Cooley met In
the playoffs last year for the West
Loop title of the metropolitan
League.
Southeastern was TO play North
western at Mack Park under the
lights Saturday night with u. OF
d. High and Highland Park tan
Cling at u. OF d. Stadium in an.
other nocturnal bout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

On a freak forward pass. Mac
kenzie High School defeated
Cooley. last years city chan. pions,
Saturday afternoon at Mackenzie
field. by a 10 count in the first of
the days trio OF prep games.
The winning score occurred in
the first period when Jack Temple.
Stag back, threw a 46-yard pass
from midfield intended for left
end, Ralph Morrison. The ball
caromed off the chest OF Gene
Sinescue of Cooley and again off
the chest of his teammate. Dick
Lane. before il finally reached its
target. Morrison was stopped on
the 2-yard stripe. Raymond Har-
rington. left half, plunged the ball
over a play later. Tino Sabuzo con-
verified the winning point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Cosmos, Central
Renew Rivalry
ForGrid Trophy
Traditional Tilt Expected
to Draw Over 10000;
Both Teams Crippled

The Kanar trophy, unclaimed in
two years by virtue of two score
less games, goes on the block
again this Sunday afternoon al
Stadium as Catholic
Central and Hamtramck renew
their five-year-old grid rivalry.
Both present teams plagued by
injuries.
Central will take the field minus
the services of Louie Hathaway
and John Marco veteran ends
while the Cosmos will attempt Ia
do without Chester Tray. co-cap-
tain and mainstay OF the backfeld
who is laid up with knee injury
Stanley Nastorek, a junior. will
replace him in the starting lineup
although Tzay may be called upor
TO do some passing II the game
goes badly for Hamtramck.
Both elevens will start expert.
eHeed teams Hantramck plans tc
use seven lettermen in the line
and Central will start only Chester
CZunlanski, freshman. among the
new players, though others may
see action.
Advance ticket sales indicate q
turnout of over 10000 for the
game.
In the first division Catholic
League games for Sunday. Holy
Redeemer meets Lourdes TO gel
top billing. while St. Ladislau.
tangles with De LaSallee st. Bene
dict meets st. Joseph. st. Cecilia
tests ST. Theresa and st. Mary o.
BEDFORD plays st. Leo.
The schedule of Sundays Catho
lie games follows:
Catholic Central at Hamtramek.
ST. Ladisiaus at DE LaSalle.
ST Cecilia AZ 81. Theresa.
St. Mary OF BEDFORD at st. Leo.
Holy Redeemer at Lourdes.
ST Charles at St. Paul.
st. Bernard AT Annunclstion.
st. Martin at st. Phillip.
ST. Rita az st. James.
St Mary OF Royal Oak at st. Michael.
81 Frederick at 81. -Alphon&uS.-.----
ST. Francis de Sales at 81. Mary OF MI
Clemens
st Pairwick At Sacred Heart.
ST. Vincent at ST. Clemens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

Kinard, Georges brother. at
tackle. and Perry Schwartz. All
League end for two years, are
veteran standouts.
With Dean McAdams capably
taking over the passing duties per-
formed in the past by Ace Parker,
who was one of the few lost 10 the
army. and Rhotan Shelley back at
quarterback, the Dodgers are well
fortified in the backfield. Bobbie
Robertson, Southern California
standout last year, is a rookie
showing considerable promise.
Elmer Hackney, Kansas State
fullback. and Johnny Schiechl,
Santa Clara center. the two men
purchased from Pittsburgh last
week, will both be in the starting
lineup Sunday. Physicians okayed
Hackney and Augie Lilo. both of
whom were injured.
Edwards made four othe r
changes in the lineup in an effort
TO find a scoring combination.
Steve Uremovich will be at tackle,
Larry Knorr at end. Bill Callihan
at quarter and John Hall at wing
back.
Other changes made by the Lion
mentor with the hope of finding a
scoring punch include the CONVEX
sion of Ned Mathews from wing
back TO tailback and Mickey San
gotta from wingback To fullback.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
IL Vets Back

Manager Jack Adams has IL of
his Stanley Cup finalists returning
for the opening practice Monday
night at 6 o'clock. In all SIS players
from the Indianapolis. Omaha and
Detroit affiliated amateur clubs
are 10 report. Manager Herbje
Lewis of the Indianapolis Capitols
is on the way from his war plant
job i'm Illinois and Carson Cooper,
Detroit scout. is bringing in several
of his best prospects.
One of Cooper's big finds Is a
husky whom Jack Adams believes
Is almost certain to jump right
from the juniors to a Wing defense
post. He is Bill Quackenbush,
5-foot 11-inch, 185-pound bumper
from the Brantford club. coached
by Alex IpaHeHs which was UNDER
written by the Detroit Hockey
Club last year. Center George
Mara from the Toronto Marlboros
and George Simpson. Bfantford
Juniors center, are two other lead
ing prospects.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
TWo MO Players

Adams also has invited two
Michigan-Ontario League players
10 Try the big time. They are Tony
Buckovich, the center from the
American 500 who played bril-
liantly for the Pariscleans last
year. and Bernie Ruelle. the Paris
cleans right wing who came down
from the Upper Peninsula to help
his brother. the veteran Francis
pea Soup Ruelle. make M. o.
hockey history.
The Red Wings schedule follows
Boston-sunday, November 1.
Extraordinarily, November 5.
ChiczEo--sunday. November g.
canadiens--sunday. November is
Toronto Thursday. November ga
Canadiens- November -,
Tofonto--sunday. December 9.
Boston--Eunday, December IL
Canadiens--s Sunday, December 10.
Rangers-Fuday, December ass.
cnicsgo-sunday. December 81
Boston--Suadsy. January }.
Rangsu--Thursdsy. January Z.
ChIcaso-Esturday, January is.
Extraordinarily, January 81.
Rangers-SundAy. January ~
Csnsdiens- January 81.
Toronto sunday. February :.
Canadiens- SUNDAY. February it
Bnston-~Sunday. February ~
Rsngers--Saturday. February ~
ChicaEo--Hsturday. March 8.
Toronto Thursday, March II.
Toronio-sunday. March ~
Chicago ThursdaSr March is
Thanksgiving night. ''Christmes night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
George Bell Now
Officer in Navy

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.--Georgs
Bell, Detroit boy. captain Of the
1896 Purdue football squad. has
been commissioned as lieutenant
(junior grade). U. S. N. r., and
ordered to report to Fort Schuyler.
Bronx, New York, for preliminary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Duke Upset, N-7
By Wake Forest

WAKE FOREST. N. c., Oct. 3
tUP).-An moderated Wake
Forest football team swarmed all
over Duke University's Rose Bowl
Blue Devils here today. scoring
three early touchdowns for a 20-7
Southern Conference victory.
Ii was the first Wake Forest
victory over Duke since 1926 and
the first conference game Duke
had lost since the 1910 season. The
Wake Forest attack was paced by
Johnny Perry, junior wingback.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Top Ground Gamers

Don Boor made his first ap-
pearance of the season in the Sec
ond half. He has been suffering
from an injured knee.
Chappuis and Robinson led the
ground gamers with So yards.
Lund was next with 35 and Ward
ley had %.
Kieppe, Pawlowski and Gingrass
all played their hearts out in the
State backfield, but this wasn't
the day for their attack to hum.
Merv Pregulman, the big CEN
ter. has a bruised knee and julie
Frank had an eye completely
closed. But they should be ready
by next Saturday.
The case of Tom Kuzma remains
doubtful. A good guess now Is
that he will not play against the
Seahawkx. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Irish-Georeia Tech
Statistics

Touchdowns--Georgia Tech: Plaster, Nc
Hugh. Notre Dame: T. Miller.
Point after touchdown-Georgia Tech:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tech: End. r.
Jordan: tackles, Eaves, Healey; guards.
Beall, Ryckeley; center. Lowrey; quarter
back, Faulkner: halfbacks. Csstieberry,
Prokop. Eidredge, Luck; fuliback, Dodd
Notre Dame: Ends, Yonakor. Limont'
tackles, White, Czarobski. Neff; guards.
FIlley, TobIn, O'connor. centers. Coleman
BLOCK; quarterbacks, Creevey. Ashbaugh;
halfbacks, Piccone, T. Miller, c. Miller:
fullback. Cowhig.
Referee--R. u. Rupp. Lebanon Valley.
Umpire-John Wilson, Ohio State. Head
linesman--Dave Noble. Nebraska. Field
judge-Stewart Wilson, Minnesota.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

line. stalled the University Of
Southern California aerial Often
sive today, hut the Huskies
failed to develop scoring punch
In enemy territory and the game
ended In n scoreless tie.
In the third quarter an inter-
cepted pass and two u. y. c. FUN
bles gave the Huskies three
golden scoring opportunities. but
the Trojans, playing heads-up
ball each time, fought their way
out of difficulty, bracing 10 take
the ball on downs twice on the
16-yard stripe and once on the
four.
Each time the kicking Of Left
End Ralph Haywood carried the
TrOjans out Of danger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 3 (UP).-
Rebounding from disastrous
whitewash the week before, Ne
braska University today uncorked
a passing attack TO defeat Iowa
State College, 70 to 0, in Big Six
Conference game.
In the closing minutes Wally
Hopp, kid" brother of Johnny
Hopp. st. Louis Cardinal out
fielder. ran so yards after inter-
cepting an Iowa State pass, but
failed 10 score when he stumbled
and his knee touched the 1-foot
line. Randall Salisbury went in
for the sophomore fullback and
scored the touchdown.
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Oct. 3
CUP).-Featured by 79-yard
touchdown run by Sparky Brown
in the third quarter, Pennsylvania
State College today won over
Bucknell, Ia to Z.
CORVALLIS, Ore, Oct. 3
(UP).-Bl0wing alternately hot
and cold the Oregon State
Beavers blew red hot In the
waning seconds of the game to-
day 10 cap a determined 53-yard
march with n touchdown and a
Is to 8 victory over the Univer-
sity OF California Golden Bears.
California, riding the crest Of
as to 6 lead, collapsed suddenly
as Everett Smith, rubber
armed southpaw, hooked up FIVE
passes TO carry the Beavers TO
a touchdown with only nine Sec
onds left on the big clock.
y
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3 (UP).
Auburn. bouncing back from
last weeks defeat by Georgia
Tech. outplayed Tulane all the
way today and won. q to 13,
Paced by flashy Monk Gafford,
hard-hitting Jim Reynolds and Ty
Irby. the Plainsmen from Alabama
raced through the Green Wave
for four touchdowns. Auburn was
the first to penetrate opposition
territory and they stayed there
lot OF the time with line plays
against Tulane's aerial assault.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
State Michigan
Lineups, Scoring

ley and Yaap.
Points after t0ucndowns-Brieske 2
Substitutions (MichiganD - Ends Kennedy.
SmeJa; tackles Karwales, Baldwin: guards
Freebooter. Amstutz; center: Breiske; quar-
terbacks: Vernier. Kiesei; haifbacks: Chap
puts. Wardley. Yaap, Wise; fulibacks
Boor. Lund.
state - Ends: Mroz. Roskopp, Crane
tackleH: Balge-Thomsss- guards. Neubrrt
Miketinac; center: Keckonen: quarterbacks
johnson. Brand: halfbacks: Fenton. stark:
fullbacks: Gingrass, Mencotti.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

ITHACA. n. Y. Oct. 3 INS).-
Cornells victory streak of nine
straight over Colgate since 1920
was snapped today when the Red
Raiders eleven rushed and passed
10 an 1876 triumph.
Colgate bottled up the Cornell
attack in the first half, while scor-
ing all its points, then STAYED off
Cornell's last half drive except
briefly in the third period when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
M Whips State
In Dull Battle
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ondary to fall across the goal line
for the score.
Capt. George Ceithaml. who
played So minutes today, paved
the way for the last touchdown
when he recovered tumble by
PaWlowski on States SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Wings to Open
Against Bruins
At Home Nov. |
IS Sunday Night THIS
Set for Olympia Ice;
Six Teams in League
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Detroit's Red Wings will open
their 50-game National Hockey
: League campaign with the Boston
Bruins as opponents at Olympia
November /, General Manager
Fred L. Haner announced Satur-
day.
Because the league has been
reduced 10 six clubs by the drep-
ping of the Brooklyn Americans,
each club will play two more
games thap in recent seasons. The
Wings will play Is home games
and 25 away. meeting each oppo-
nent five times.
Fifteen OF the Red Wings home
games will be on Sunday nights,
six on Thursday nights. three on
Saturday nights and one Friday
night game, which is TO be Christ
mas night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Oct. 8
CUP Craft. a senior
halfback from Beach Bottom.
w. Va, spanked University of
Alabama today TO a 2l-6 victory
over Mississippi State. last years
Southeastern Conference cham
piOns. IL was Alabama's first
victory over Mississippi State
since 1899. The defeat was
States first In the conference
since 1899, also.
Craft got loose In the third
period after a scoreless first half
and scored all three of Alabama's
touchdOwns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

% to o. ---
Vanderbilt made good use OF
two woodworking passing COM
binations-RedB Burns 10 Jack Nc
David and Harry Richter. and Art
Rebrovich 10 Jimmy Webb.
Equally figuring in the touch
down play were long runs by Van
derbilt's Walter Squirrel Sim
mons.
Two Rebrovich to Webb passes
in the first period netted So yards
and set up the first touchdown,
Bernie Rolling plunging for the
score.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

SAGINAW. Oct. B. Fordson'
High ran into an moderated
Arthur Hill High School eleven
here and suffered 30-12 trourr-
ing, its first in two years.
Halfback Gerritt Wierda inter-
cepted Tractor aerial and
rompcd 80 yards for the feature
score.
WEST POINT ~. ", Oct. 8
UP).-Army's touchdown twins,
Capt. Hank Maxur and Ralph
Hill, were the whole show to-
day as Army tumbled Lafayette.
$40. In the seasons opener for
the Cadets.
Hill put Army In front late In
the second period by racing "
yards down the sideline for n
touchdown on a criss-cross play
that left the entire Lafayette
team on the opposite side of the
field.
With more than half the fourth
quarter gone. Mazur set up,
spanked and Tailed Army's Sec
ond touchdown.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Oct. }
(UP). - Pennsylvania powerful
veterans rolled up a 1877 victory
today over a game Harvard team
of football novices who fought
back to score in the final minutes.
Battering Bert Stiff. a pre-sea-
son All-American nominee, ham,
mered and kicked Pennsylvania
into an early 1910 lead.
WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 8
up. - Duquesne University's
powerful and deceptive Iron
Dukes" continued their winning
streak by steam-rolIing over an
outplayed Holy Cross eleven,
25 to O.
Duquesne roared back nj the
second half with q devastating
aerial and ground attack to tally
three touchdowns. The visitors
oNiCsSo was W ttNh
mystifying offense In holding
Holy Cross to q net gain Of Is
yards and nine pass compilations
In IS attempts, while they gained
ESQ yards rushing and 80 yards
through the air.
HANOVER, ~. H., Oct. 3 (UP).
Dartmouth College scored its sec
ond victory OF the season today
by whipping Miami University
(Ohio), So to z.
Coach fuss McLaughery used
freshmen and sophomores liber-
ally in the second half. Dart
mouth TALES were made by Capt
Ed Kast. Merrill Frost. John
Roberts. Ray Wolfe. Dale Arm
strong, sophomores Charles Holt
and Gunnard Reynolds and Tom
Douglas who scored twice.
SEATTLE, Oct. 3 (UP).-The
University of Washington Husk-
les, combining ar alright pass
defense with - bapSeRnable