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Georgia
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on seven out of eight plays and
connecting with four passes to
Poschner, Van Davis and Lamar
Davis, Georgia drove SO yards to
the touchdown.
Final Tally Is Gift.
The final tally was a gift. TAX
ing the ball on his own As, after
a weak Georgia kickoff, Alabama's S
Russ Mosley was thrown for a
5-yard loss when he attempted to
pass.
A 15-yard penalty for holding
pushed Alabama back to the Is.
Mosley exploded off tackle and the
ball squirted from his hands as
Georgia linemen hit him. Coming
in fast, Dudish grabbed it in mid
air and galloped unmolested for the
third touchdown.
Georgia threw the ball early and
often, gambling at times recklessly
to overcome Alabama's great line.
Sinkwich carried the ball 20 times
for A yards, lost 8 and was credited
with q net of 36-his lowest run
ming performance Of the year.
But his overhead game was spec
tacular Thirty-three of Georgia S
81 passes were thrown by the Bull
dog All-America, II complete for
23O yards,
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twisting 78-yard runback OF q punt.
Minnesotas first touchdown came
near the end of the first period
after the Wildcats stopped the first
Gopher drive on their 4-yard line by
. pass interception. A few minutes
later. after another interception,
Northwestern punted to Friekeyf on
his % and he went all the way back
for the first score. Bill Garnaas
place-kicked the point after touch
down.
wildcat Fumble Costly.
A Northwestern tumble, recovered
by Minnesota on the Wildcat Is,
set up the second Gopher touch
down. Frickey, taking a pass,
dashed to the 3-yard line and Vic
Kulbitski plunged across.
A booming 74-yard punt by Don
Buffmire, Wildcat halfback, that
went out of bounds on the Mime
sofa II, set up the Northwestern
touchdown shortly thereafter. Three
line plays gained only two yards,
but on his last chance, Buffmire
threw a strike to Clarence Hasse in
the end zone. AL Pick kicked the
extra point and it was 13 to 7 at
the half.
After a scoreless third period,
Minnesota started on its third
touchdown drive when Frickey in
tercepted a Northwestern pass on
its 25-yard line and ran it back
three yards. Frickey shot a pass
to Cliff Anderson for 18 yards. and
then took 1t over the last stripe
himself on short tackle plunge.
Daley Retires Early.
Daley, the Gophers' leading scorer,
kicked of for Minnesota to start
the game, but retired after few
plays for the rest of the day. North
western was without the services of
the injured Otto Graham, the
league-leading forward passer. A
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California Conquers
Oregon by 70 10 1;
Remain in Race
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERKELEY, Calf, Oct. 81
CALIFORNIA; Bears clung to a slim
mathematical chance for the Coast
Conference football championship
today with 2O-to-7 victory over
University of Oregon in a bruising
clash that saw the losing team
provide the individual star.
Tom Robin, blocking quarter
back, furnished the games out
standing high light in the third Pc
riod. Coming back from the half
time rest, with California leading,
1870, Robin was switched to full
back and personally led an attack
that netted a touchdown after a
67-yard march.
The Bears, however, held control
most of the way. They started with
the opening kick off and plunged
ahead 100 yards for the first touch
down.
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BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 31.-Tu-
lanes Green Wave combined drama
with heads-up football here today
to defeat Vanderbilt, 1921, before
10000 and down the jinx which had
denied it two wins in q row since
the beginning of 1941.
Marty Conner, veteran Tulane end,
snatched three touchdown passes
to top the attack. Sophomore Back
o. j. Key hit him with a pair in
the final quarter to pull the Greenies
from behind. Lou Thomas connect
ed with 19-yard shot to Conner
In the second.
The Greenies gained 1872 yards
rushing to Vanderbilt's l23, and
completed 10 passes for 95 yards to
the Tennessean's three-for "A.
Sustained drives kept the game
spilling almost constantly from one
end of the field to the other. Tu-
lane splashed 50 yards for It's first
score In the second after Wander
bilt had crossed with d 50-yard at
tack In the first. Vanderbilt went
% yards IN the third quarter. pol
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Brown Stars Absent
As Yale Conquers
Old Rival, 10
Bulldogs HurI for Three
ToIIies, Snatch Foes
Pass for Another
By the Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct. ST.
The Yales discovered today that the
Brown Bear, a very wide awake
footballing animal up to q week ago
had gone into Information early thi.
year.
The Bear showed about as much
ability to move forward as you'll
find in a 1916 jalopy without gas
So the Yales went on decidedly
pleasant aerial tour of the bowl fol
themselves before $4,000 fans anc
wound up with 27-to-0 win fol
the third most lop-sided score In
the 62-year history of this ancient
series.
Three times the Ellis tossed their
own pitches for touchdowns. The
fourth time Brown obliged by serv-
ing one up that was intercepted
and turned into 52-yard Yale
touchdown gallop by Sam Scovil, a
19-year-old sophomore.
Two Big Bears Absent.
On the other hand, Brown
couldn't do a thing, particularly
since the two best bears-Hank
Margarita and Howard make Mine
Vanilla) Extract were on the ailing
and unavailable list. Dan Savage
did a crack one-man job. but he
couldn't handle it alone, and as a
result the Browns made only one
first down the first half.
Yale hit the jackpot first in the
second quarter by going 36 yards
for a score Ed Taylor pitched to
Fred Dent for this one, after Town
send Hopes got % yards on dash
inside his own left tackle. Taylor
and Dick jenkins combined on a
54-yard pass play for the second
Yale tally, just before the halt
Els Take Breather.
The ELS eased up in the third
quarter, but put their final two
touchdowrls together in a hurry in
the final chapter. Spencer Moseley,
the center and backbone of the
Yale line, intercepted pass on the
Yale 46 to start the first of these
two scoring sprees on the way
Hopes toured left end for II yards
and Hugh Knowlton, who was Tay-
lor's relief pitcher, heaved to Jen.
kins for II and then shot long
one to Nick Cooley for the marker
Brown received the next kickoff
but promptly gave up the final Yale
touchdown when Scovil grabbed
Savage's pass and went all the way
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NOUN line Lnree times 10 score.
There wasn't the slightest doubt
of the outcome after the first quar-
ter, which saw Longacre break away
at the 6-minute mark on a 43-yard
scoring jaunt around his right end,
and then saw Jackie Freeman, a
sub back, match the play few
minutes later from 4 yards farther
out.
Dartmouth resembled Dartmouth
on very few occasions, but one OF
these was at the start Of the second
period, when two passes ate up 80
yards and clicked for a score, Johnny
Monahan, juggling the ball for q
few seconds on the play, but finally
holding it.
The irrepressible Longacre popped
out for 35-yard stroll midway in
the third quarter, paving the way
for John Korczowski to score . mo-
ment later from the 4, and chalked
up another q few minutes later from
the 6 after Ramsey recovered Dart
mouth tumble on the first play fol-
lowing the kickoff.
With the score 2S-7 at that point.
Dartmouth,s subs. played most Of
the remaining time and effected the
last score at the start Of the final
period. Even this gesture was the
result Of . break" however. the
of1lcials ruling that Longacre had
interfered with q pass intended for
Cannon and awarding Dartmouth
the ball on the /, from where Sub
George pullann took It over.
Loneacre had the last say, though,
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Coneede Big Weight
Advantage, but Win
with Ease, N-7
WuterfieId's Passing
Is Deciding Fuctor;
Foe ToIIies Early
BY FRANK FRAWLEY,

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 31.-The
battling Bruins of the University Of
California at Los Angeles swept
aside another barrier in their drive
to Pacific Coast Conference foot
ball title today by soundly thump-
ing Stanford, 20 to Z. .,.
Fffty-flve thousand saw the game.
Outweighed Is pounds to the man
in the line U. G. l.. A. nevertheless
outplayed the Indians in all depart
ments, and the score very easily
could have been larger but for pen
alties that stopped promising drives.
U. c. L. A. won the game with a
sharp passing attack, Quarterback
Bob Waterfield throwing and Half
backs AL Solari catching, but it had
to come from behind to beat the
heavier and slower Stanford team,
which turned a Bruin tumble into
touchdown seven plays after the
opening kickoff.
Fumble Sets Up Score.
Ev Riddle, U. c. L. A. halfback,
fumbled on his 26 as he returned
the initial kick, and Rog Laverty.
Stanford end, recovered. Buck Faw-
cett and Willard Shelter alternated
at the tackles, and Shelter soon was
across into pay dirt. Henry Nor
berg converted.
It took the summed Bruins a long
time to get their attack going, but
in the second quarter Waterheld
found the Indians were not cover
ing their right halfback defense
area properly and from the 40
yard line he threw a bullet-like
pass to Solari, who stiff ARMED Bob
Frisbee and ran 80 yards across
the goal. Ken Smelling converted
to tie the score.
Waterfield intercepted a Stanford
pass a few minutes later and ran
to the Indians 30. He whipped a
sharp pass to Solari at the same
spot through which the first touch
down was made and AL galloped to
the 8. Three plays later Smelling
plunged through right guard into
the end zone, but he failed to con-
vert.
Waterheld Pitches touchdown.
The final touchdown in the fourth
period came on a whistling throw
of "a yards from Waterfield to Vic
Smith who snatched the ball ON
| the dead run and went eight yards
to score.
Stanford's attack was no puzzle
to the Bruins, who used six-man
line throughout, with Center Bill
Armstrong and Fullback Smelling
backing up in sensational fashion.
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Harvard
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1-foot line and Wayne Johnson
ploWed over.
Richards set up the second score
a few minutes later in the third pc
riod when he skirted his right end
again and weaved and threaded his
way to the Tiger only to have his
mates lose the ball on Gowns.
But the disappointed Harvard
linemen made amends by slashing
through as unit to block Bob
Perina's punt and O'Donnell recov-
cred for the Crimson on the Tiger s..
AS the fourth quarter opened,
ODonnell took it to the 1-foot line,
being thrust back just as he ap-
parently had crossed the line. Leo
Flynn. sub left halfback, made the
score around his right end on the
next play.
Desperate Pass Tells.
With Princeton leading 14-l2 by
virtue of its second period scores
with Bob Sandbach's conversions
Harvard's cause seemed hopeless.
With two minutes to play, Prince
ton started to freeze the ball by
banging into the Harvard line.
But Dave Marshall fumbled and
Sid Smith, a sub guard, fell on the
ball on Harvards &c. An extra time
out against Princeton moved 1t up
to the Al and on the next play with
less than a minute remaining, Come
ford faded back and tossed long
desperate aerial diagonally down.
field. Lyle. out-distancing Sand
bach and Perina,, took it over his
shoulder and sprinted the remain
ing 80 yards for the winning score.
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Long Scoring Ihrusts
By Washington "Trip.
Oregon State, 1910 :,
Walters Runs 81 Yards,
Erickson Passes Is
For Touchdowns
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Oct. 31.-Two spectacu-
lar long distance touchdown thrusts
gave Washington 1870 football vic
tory over Oregon State on a Slip
perry field today, to keep alive the
Huskies' slim Pacific Coast Confer
ence title hopes.
A crowd of less than 1000 saw
shifty, speedy Gene Walters, sub
stitute halfback. break the ice in
the second period to send the Hus-
kies along the victory path with a
brilliantly executed 57-yard touch
down run.
Washington added its second tally
in the third quarter on a 46-yard
pass play from Halfback Bob Erick-
son to Sam Robinson, the high
geared right half. Robinson, taking
the ball on a perfectly timed toss as
he raced across almost parallel with
the line, ran 80 yards to score.
Oregon State threatened only
once.
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TuIone's Sparkling Air Attack
Skaters Vanderbilt, 1921

ishing of the parade with Jimmy
Webb's 46-yard pass to John North.
Lou Thomas was steadily good
with his confusing runt passes over
the middle of the line and broke
free on one touchdown spring from
20 yards out.
Most Of Vanderbilt's striking pow
er came through long swings around
the ends. Art Rebrovich seemed
particularly hard to stop on these
wide sweeps, setting up touch
down plunge from the one half
yard line by Teammate Jack Jen-
kins in the opening period.
Vandy's Bernie Rohling ripped
through tackle from close in for
another touchdown. Rohling's runs
through the line had Tulane on its
heels In the opening minutes Of
play.
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Fairc|oth Hides Ball,
5troI|s Over Goal
As n. {. ). Wins
D. c. Youth Plays Large
Part in 21-l4 Upset
OfNorth CuroIinu
By the Associated Press.

RALEIGH, N. c., Oct. 31.-1n as
thrilling a game as ever was played
in their colorful and spirited rivalry,
the Wolfpack of N. c. State College
upset favored North Carolina, 21-14,
in Southern Conference football
game played before $4,000 fans to-
day. -. -. -. ..
The Wolfpack took the lead in the
second period with two touchdowns,
added another in the third and then
fought off desperate Tar Heel rally
in the fourth. North Carolina
scored once in the second period and
once in the fourth.
Faircloth's Trick Works.
Art Faircloth from Washington,
D. c., scored the first State touch
down from the North Carolina II
by hiding the ball behind him and
strolling through the Tar Heel line
and across the goal. A few plays
later he passed to Bolo Stilwell in
the end zone for the second touch
down.
Walt Pupa and Billy Myers, both
sophs, shared honors in the North
Carolina touchdown trips. Pupa
engineered the first in three plays
after the Wolfpack kicked off fol-
lowing its second rally. Pupa passed
II yards to George Sparger and then
43 to Joe Austin who grabbed the
ball on the is and ran across for
the score.
Myers Passes Click.
Myers starred in the Tar Heels
fourth period uprising. He passed
to Jack Hussey for 81 yards and
then to Sparger for IA. He picked
up 16 yards on a run and passed tc
Sparger again to the State 4. In
two tries at the line, Myers scored
Joe Suniewick, sub for Doak, sci
up the third State score in the thiro
period by returning a North Caro-.
lima punt % yards to the Tar Hee
%. F'aircloth made a first dowr
on the IL on the same play he usec
to score the first touchdown. George
Allen made four and then Bill Mosel
smashed the North Carolina line
four times, scoring on the last
| smash.
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Unbeafen Engineers
Bag First Victory
On Enemy's Soil
Score Three Markers
In Second Quarter
Come From Rear
BY the Associated Press.

DURHAM, N. c., Oct. 31.-Geor-
gia Tech stayed in the thinning
ranks of the Nations undefeated
teams today by whipping Duke Uni
versity, 26 to Z, before home
coming crowd of $4,000.
It was the first time in the 10
year-old series that the Yellow
Jackets had won on Blue Devil soil
and they did it with a three-touch-
down splurge in the second quarter
and another march into pay dirt
just before the final gun. Ralph
Plaster kicked two extra points.
Duke opened the scoring in the
first quarter when Moffatt Storer
raced 55 yards on a reverse from
Buddy Luper. Bob Can't converted.
Georgia Tech, great team today.
was at its peak in the second
quarter.
Plaster Rams Over Touchdown.
Freshman Clint Cas-. .:>lberry
passed to Jack Marshall for 81
yards and Plaster hit the !. ne for
S. Castleberry made 2 more yards
and Pat McHugh crashed through
for S to the Duke 20. Plaster
rammed through center for a
touchdown, but Jack Helms try
for the point was no good.
Bobby Sheldon, on the next pay
of drive, returned Storer's punt 63
yards to the Duke II. Rabbit Jor-
dan gathered in Eddie Prokop's pass
over the goal, but again Helms
missed the point.
Tech tailed again after Storer
fumbled a bad pass from center on
fourth down. Tech took over on the
IS and on the first play Prokop
passed to Jordan for the touch
down. 1t was narrow squeak
because Jordan knocked the ball
into the air and caught it as it fell.
Plaster converted.
Try for Field Goal Fails.
In the fourth, Red Eaves blocked
Storer's fourth down punt and Mar
shall recovered on the Duke II.
Helms tried for a field goal from
the 2s but it failed and the Blue
Devils took over again. Then Shell
don intercepted Luper's pass on the
Duke "a, got through the line and
Plaster made it first down to the
%. Prokop, back to pass, found no
receiver open and ran II to the 6.
Plaster lost when Leo Long tack
led him but Prokop made it up with
q pass to Marshall on the 3, and
Plaster went over and added the
nnint
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Pitt 0utgains Plaid
By 316 Yards for
1916 Victory
By the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 31.-A Pitt
eleven hardened by tough opponents
and outweighing Carnegie Tech, its
home town rival, by an average Of
10 pounds q man, wasn't forced q
great deal today in whipping the
Tartans 1876 before meager crowd
Of 5000.
Rolling up a total of 344 yards
to Techs 28 on the ground. Pitt
was exceeded statistically only In
the forward pass department, Tech
completing 10 for lit yards COM
pared with Pitts 5 for SO yards.
The Panthers intercepted five Of
the Tartan's passes or the tussle
might have been closer. '-
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i. T.. u. Suffers Firsi
Loss as Baylor Kick
Takes 1917 Duel
BY the Associated Press.

by inc Associated PreSS.
FORT WORTH, Tex, Oct. 81.
Baylor's Golden Bears knocked, !
down massive Texas Christian to-33a
day, 10-7, bouncing the Horned:
Frogs from the Nations undefeated
ranks on a 17-yard field goal by
Bert Edminson, then repulsing two
T. c. U. drives that carried Within
the Bruins l. ~
A crowd of $4,000 sat spellbound!5
as the battling Bears came frorf
behind to topple the last unbeaten7
team in the Southwest Conferences
T. c. U. scored in the first periodaS
a pass interception by Ralph Porter
paving the way.
Baylor tied it up in the second
quarter. ~
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Shift Mississippi Date
To Beut Gas Rutioninq

BY the Associated Press.
STATE COLLEGE, Miss, Oct. 81.
mississippi State and the Univer-
sity of Mississippi will play their
annual football game here Saturday,
November 81, instead of Saturday.
November %.
School officials announced the
shift in dates.
Gasoline rationing will 60 into
effect in Mississippi November %.
Evening star., 1942-11-01
Sooners Beat Iowa State,
14-7, With Early Punch
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
: AMES, Iowa, Oct. 31.-Oklahoma 8
Sooners, packing all their scoring
into the first half, downed a fighting
Iowa State team, IA to 7. today be-
fore crowd of 1880 cyclone home
coming football fans.
Iowa State valiantly tried to crack
its losing habits but could couldn' I
quite match those IA points the
Sooners posted in the opening ses-
sions.
The Cyclones got seven points back
In the third period when Royal Lohry
cracked over from the 1-yard line
after his brilliant 24-yard punt re-
turn had set up the scoring oppor-
tunity.
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Spartans Score Late
To Gain IL Draw
With Temple
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 31.-Mich-
igan States favored Spartans had
to turn on the heat In the last
period today to settle for a TT tie
with an inspired Temple team be-
fore home coming throng of 10000.
The Owls dominated the play for
three quarters and sent Fullback Joe
Papiano crashing over from the
2-yard line in the third period.
Guard Sid Beshunsky place-kicked
the point.
States touchdown came with six
minutes left when Halfback Dick
Kieppe, the hero of the Spartans'
upset of Great Lakes last week,
broke loose on . twisting l5-yard
pay-off run to cap . 6S-yard drive
by the invaders. Halfback Jack
Fenton booted the tying point.
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Johns Hopkins Drubbed

BALTIMORE, Oct. 81 @.-A
better drilled University Of Buffalo
eleven overpowered the John Hop-y
kins gsidders, 26 to 6, today in a
game which saw the home team
battle to second half standoff after
two damaging periods. 'qs
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Statistics.
First downs
Idaho Downs Montana
On Three Pitches, 2l-0
BY the Associated Press.

MISSOULA, Mont, Oct. 81
Three touchdown passes gave the
University of Idaho Vandals a.
too football victory over Montana
University today.
Montana rallied in the waning
inmates of the first half and drove
TO the Idaho one, but the Vandals
took over on downs.
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PIebes Win at Soccer

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 81 R.-
Piercing stubborn Collegian de
tense for goals only twice In the
entire game, the Navy Plebes' hard
booting Kern, assisted both times by
Kappoch. eked out q 40 victory
today over Baltimore City College.
Evening star., 1942-11-01
StuhIdreher Ties
Coaching Record
By the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
MADISON, Wis, Oct. ST.
"Guess this is my lucky seven
year." says Coach Harry Stuhl-
dreher of his Wisconsin eleven.
Now in his seventh season as
head grid coach at the Badger
school, Stuhldreher has tied the
record for the longest tenure in
that job.
Phil King, a Princeton gradu-
ate, coached the Badgers from
1896 through 1902.
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Georgia Tech Blasts Duke Jnx 26Z eBent Un Brush Past Stanford
Sports Program
For r.LocuI Fans

TODAY.
Football.
Philadelphia Eagles VS.. WASH
ington Redskins, Grifith Sta
dium, 1880.
Hockey.
Washington Lions at Indian
apolis Capitols, Indianapolis.
TOMORROW.
Boxing.
All-star card at Turner'S Arena,
$3.50.
wrestling
Inaugural program at Uline
Arena, 8:45.
TUESDAY.
Boxing
All-star card at Uline Arena,
$50.
Evening star., 1942-11-01
Minnesotu's Power Conquers
Stubborn Wildcats, 19 to 7
Friekey, Playing Out Of Position, Sparks
Gophers; Scores on 78-Yord Runbuck
"A. P. Wirephoto.
By the Associated Press.


MINNEAPOLIS Oct 31-Nnnesoa had too much for
stubborn team and defeated the Wildcats 10 to
today Western in three starts
Herman Frckey Gopher regular right half who from the
left half today in place Of the injured Bill Daley parked his
team victory, scoring of Mnneotas touchdown
Evening star., 1942-11-01
Ole Miss Hos Wolkover

UNIVERSITY, Miss, Oct. ST.
Scoring at will, the war-riddled
Johnny Rebs Of Mississippi sWamped
an onensively weak Nemphis state
eleven, $50.
Evening star., 1942-11-01
Lonqucre DuzzIes Dartmouth
As W. & N. Wins by 1914
BY the Associated Press,

HANOVER, H, Oct. 31.-Wliam Mary through
woefuy nept Dartmouth team today H. remain
the Nations undefeated although tied college aggeaons
monoonous afternoon for the press
had toll of amazing running
Johnsown, slipped left
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OkIohomu Aeqies Ahead

OMAHA, Oct. 81 R.-Oklahoma
A. and M. overpowered the Creighton
,Bluejays 20 to 6 today In q Missouri
Valley Conference football game.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

U. C. L. A. scoring: .Touchdowns-so-
after touchdown- Smelling 90 !olace-
ments). Stanford scoring: Touchdown
Shelter. Point after ouchdoWn-Norbers
(placement).
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with a 17-yard scoring dash later

william and Mary scorins: Touchdowns
Korcsowski isub Tor Forfovitch1' Points
after observation-disclosures (5) (place
kicks. Dartmouth scoring: Touehdowns
-Monahan (sub for Cannon Pulliam
down-Kast CO (place kicks)
Evening star., 1942-11-01

Score by periods:
North Carolina Z O ia
North Carolina State O. IA z O-21
North Carolina scoring: Touchdown
Austin and Myers; points after touchdown
Myers t2) (placements) North Carolina
State scoring: Iouchdowns-Fatrcloth (suh
after touchdown-Teague (2), Faircloth
tplacements)
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crowd of $4,000 saw the game, which
marked the 50th year of football
relations with Northwestern.

Northwestern scoring: Touchdown -
Buffmire). (placemenD. Minnesota. scor-
ing: Touchdowns-Frickey t2) Kulbitski
Point after touchdown-Garnaas 0or Sand
berg), (placemenO.
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Georgia Tech scoring: Touchdoersw,-
Plaster (2). r. j. Jordan for Ma rshal)
(2). Point after .touchdown-Plaster t2l
(placementsl Duke scoring: Touchdown
-Storer. Point after touchdown-Gantt
{pla lacemenD. +.