Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-29
Ohio State Conquers
Iowa Seahawks in
Breeze, 41-12
Champion Bucks Coost
After Gaining Lead
OF 27-6 at Recess
BY JOHN COLBURN,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

COLUMBUS, ONO, NOV. IA
powerful Ohio State football team
with abundance of speed and de-
ception outclassed the vaunted Iowa
Seahawks, Al to IL, today before a.
259 shivering fans.
From the second play of the game,
when Paul Sarringhaus slipped
through the star-studded lineup Of
1t. Col. Bernie Bierman's Navy off,
GERS for sc yards to the Seahawk IL,
the Bucks were on top and never in
peril.
Ohio scored in every period Of the
game and the Bucks alert play re-
peatedly broke up the Seahawks'
passing and running attack. 1t was
Ohio's final game and its ninth
victory in 10 contests. 1t lost only
to Wisconsin. For the Seahawks
it was their second loss in nine
games. The other was to Notre
Dame
Sarringhaus' long ramble didn't
result in a score, as the powerful
SeahaWk line held on the 4-yard
line after he was knocked out OF
POUNDS on the II.
Buckeyes Bounce Back.
1t was only minutes, though, be-
fore Ohio was over the goal Dick
Fisher, an ex-Ohio Slater with the
Seahawks, tried a surprise pass that
was intercepted by Les Horvath on
the Iowa 10. After a plunge and
offside penalty, Horvath sliced
through from the 2-yard line.
The Seahawks looked for while
as though they were in the game,
coming back after the kickoff to
score. Fisher started it by running
a punt back to the Ohio Is. On
fourth down another former Buck
star, James Lang Hurst, passed 20
yards to Forrest Evashevski on the
goal line for a touchdown.
That was as close as the Sea-
hawks got to the Scarlet and Gray
scourge until the fourth period.
Tommy James, Ohio's ace spot"
runner, raced the next kickoff back
Al yards to Ohios As, then passed
to the sidelines TO Fullback Gene
Fekete, who raced so yards to the
Seahawks' 2. Again it was Hor-
vath over the goal from the 6-inch
line after three plays.
Coasts After First Half.
James scored the next touchdown
on 6-yard jaunt that followed his
47-yard pass to End Bob Shaw.
Sarringhaus got the fourth score on
2-foot plunge after a 43-yard
Sarringhaus-t -Horvath pass.
Leading q to 6 at the half, Ohio
coasted thereafter and intercepted
passes set up the Bucks touch
downs in the third and fourth
periods. Fekete ran one back q
yards and scored later from the
3 on tricky 'T'' formation. Sar-
ringhaus skirted end for % yards
and the last Ohio touchdown after
End Don Steinberg had intercepted
another aerial.
The Seahawks drove 50 yards for
their second and final score after
recovering an Ohio tumble. Bob
Swisher, former Northwestern star,
spanked the march with a 2l-yard
run. george PaSKVan, VINO USED 10
play for Wisconsin, went over from
the 6-inch line after Ohio had held
for three downs.
Buckeyes Air Game Deadly.
Again it was the deadly Ohio pass
ing attack, passes that carried into
scoring position. that paid off for
Coach Paul Browns Ohio lads They
completed six out of seven aerials
for a gain of 159 yards. And they
intercepted five of the Seahawk
heaves.
The Seahawks made 10 first downs
to Ohios 10 and gained 261 yards
by rushing to 1874. but their power
couldn't match the speed and pre-
cision of the Bucks.