The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-18
IRISH AND ARMY
IN SATURDAYS
Widest R0MPS
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leges Dominate Grid
Ranks OF Nation

acterlZed saturday sSolSe oo 'iiS
1e43 football season staggered
through a mid October lull brought
on by examinations and gradua-
tons for many of the Nays ath.
letic trainees.
Two of the most definite tri-
umphs were Army's So to 0 win
over Columbia and Notre Danes
so to 0 decision over Wisconsin.
the former contest including the
days longest scoring play - an
82-yard run for a touchdown the
first time Glenn Davis carried the
ball.
Angelo Bertelli again was the
hero of the Irish squad but the
teams longest offensive gesture
was contributed by substitute GEN.
ter Lyden who galloped 80 yards
after intercepting pass.
The days biggest upset was
turned in by Coach Amos Alonzo
Stages College of the Pacific
which turned back the powerful
Del Monte Pre-Flight outfit, 16 to
7, on a 47-yard pass-and-run play
involving Johnny Podesto and
Jack Hurley.
In other West Coast games, CAL
ifornia downed UCLA on another
47-yard aerial with Bob Weeks
pitching to Art Honegger and
Southern California downed San
Francisco, "a to 0, with Eddie
Saenz contributing a 43-yard run
and Mickey McCardle one of IS.
The Trojans play the Staggmen
this weekend.
Jim (Babe) Hallmark tossed
two touchdown passes, of 40 and
60 yards respectively, as Texas
A. and M. BANKED Texas Chris
tan, 10 to 0. In a decisive South
west Conference game and Capt.
c. D. Allen of Southern Methodist
sprinted CT yards to help the Mus
tangs to their II to verdict over
Rice. Texas manhandled Arkan-
sas, "a to 0.
Boris Dimancheff, last year Of
Butler but now a civilian student
at Purdue, went 10 and 80 yards
for pair of Boilermaker touch
downs as they conquered Ohio
States young eleven, 80 to 7, on
muddy Cleveland field and Ed
die McGovern, last years leading
scorer while at Rose Poly, cam
tered IS yards as his new Illinois
mates downed Pittsburgh, SO to
IS.
Howard Tippee got off 47-yard
aerial to Harold Cris1er that aided
in Iowa States first victory over
Nebraska at Ames since 1897. The
final score Was Iowa State q,
Nebraska g.
Two of Otto Graham's losses
melted Northwestern At yards and
set up the first touchdown as the
Wildcats defeated Great Lakes, Is
10 0 but steady drives accounted
for all the scoring in Minnesota S
13 to victory over Camp Grant.
Howard Hartley grabbed a North
Carolina pass and ambled 48
yards for Dukes deciding marker
over the Tar Heels, IA to 7, and
Pat Pike sccoped up a Maryland
tumble before hurrying SIS yards
with the ball to give West Vir-
ginia a to 2 surprise triumph.
Eddie Pronop stretched his legs
and his pitching arm as Georgia
Tech downeG Fort Benning, 81 to
0, and George Gasser got off a
4O-yard heave to Louis Miller for
a touchdown in Richmond's q TO
0 victory over Virginia Military.
Georgia's freshmen were spilled
by Daniel Field, 10 to 7.
A 43-yard touchdown run by Bill
Barron in the fourth quarter
brought Navy its IA to 6 triumph
over stubborn Penn State outfit
and Bob Odell touched off the
Pennsylvania fireworks with a o.
yard touchdown jaunt as the Quak-
ers annlhilated Lakehurst Naval
Training Station, "a to 6.
Cornell's 20 to 7 decision over
HOLY Cross featured three scor-
ing plays that went for more than
40 yards, Bill Maceyko and Mudro
Macdonald combining for an 80
yard aerial formation to top the
show. Earlier, Howard Blose had
scampered As yards for the Big
Red and Stan Koslowski had coUn-
tered with one of Al for the Cru
saders.
Other results included Tulsa's
20 to verdict over Oklahoma,
Iowa Pre-Fight's Ito 6 margin
over Missouri, Iowa's z to Z tie
with Indiana and Rochester's IA
to 6 triumph over Colgate.
The fare for the coming Satur-
day is a bit sturdier than that
of the last weekend with Army
at Yale, Navy tangling with Geor.
gia Tech and Cornell meeting Col
gate at Syracuse.
In the Midwest Notre Dame is
most to Illinois, Michigan enter
tains Minnesota and Northwestern
invades Ohio State. The South
west card is nighlighted by the
Texas A & M-North Texas Aggie
affair and most of the southern
attention will be centered on the
Tulane-Southern Methodist get-to-
gether at New Orleans.
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Norman kings of England were
the first to establish game pre-
serves.