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Evening star., 1945-09-30
BY the Associated Press.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 90
Vandy CHandy) Kirk, a predivinity
student, gave Tufts plenty OF heck
today as the Ellis inaugurated their
1945 football campaign with a PIT
triumph. The 1S-year-old Kirk tai
lied all four of the Blues touch
downs, one on a beautiful 57-yard
sprint through the middle.
Tufts was tough during the first
half, and for most of the second
period led 7-6, but Kirk and the
Yale power proved too much.
Handy Vandy from Pueblo, Colo,
subbing for Billy Penn, thrilled the
shirt-sleeved 10000 crowd (they
switched to raincoats during third
period Thunderstorm late in the
opening period when he spear
headed a 37-yard march and sent
Yale in front, 60. He registered
again in the next quarter, taking
Art Dakos' 14-yard pass behind the
goal line, after Tuffy Feldman's 48-
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Purdue's Speed, Power
Subdue Great Lakes
b. the Associated Press

b. the Associated Press.
GREAT LAKES, H., Sept. %
Purdue turned on IT'S speed and
power today and sank the Great
Lakes Bluejackets, 20 to 6.
Ed Cody. the Boilermakers' fast
and shifty ball carrier, paced his
mates to victory by scoring three
touchdowns, the first on a 48-yard
sprint.
The stubborn Sailors salvaged a
bit of satisfaction from the defeat
when they registered their first
touchdown of the season before a
crowd of $4,000.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Flashy Penn Wa||ops
Brown in Inaugural
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2e.-The
Penn football team mixed a potent
cocktail of brilliant running, effec-
tive passing and staunch defensive
play to outclass Brown completely,
500, in steaming game at Frank
lin Field today which opened the
season for both teams.
A crowd of $1,000 alternately
dropped from the sun or dripped
from the sporadic showers as it
watched George Munger's Quakers.
rated a mystery team, score three
touchdowns and safety in the
first period and at least one touch
down in each quarter thereafter.
A couple of ex-servicemen-Bob
Evans, who holds the D. F. C. and
Air Medal, and Don Schneider
Sparked the versatile Penn attack,
although it was a 17-year old speed
boy. Bob Deuber, who scored three
OF the touchdowns. Both Schneider
and Deuber made 6O-yard touch
down Rms
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Chandler Blanks Red Sox
With Seven Hits, 5 10 0
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29-Spud
Chandler, recently returned from
the Navy, blanked the Red Sox with
seven hits to give the Yankees a
SO triumph today.
Nick Etten's 18th homer with one
on accounted for two of the runs
The Yankees celebrated George
Stirnweiss Day" before 10.364 paid
fans and about 10000 youngsters
from the Police Athletic League who
came to cheer Stirnweiss, himself
a graduate from the PAL.
Todays paid attendance raised
the Yankees total home attendance
to 1,004 1888 to become the fifth ma
jor league team to top the mark this
season
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Georgia Tech Barely
,Conquers Tar Heels

BY the Associated Press.
CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Sept. 29.-
North Cardinals surprising Tar
Heels. making their home debut
under their new head coach, Carl
Snavely, matched power and decep-
ton with Georgia Techs favored
Yellowjackets today and barely lost
20-14 in thrill-packed battle.
A crowd of $4,000 which filled the
stands for Snavely's homecoming
to Carolina where he coached a dec
ade ago, saw the Jackets overcome
a one-point deficit at the half to
win in the third period when Wing
back George Matthews plunged over.
In the final moments Bobby
Dodd's Rambling Wreck had to call
on all the tricks usually credited
to Tech elevens to Stave off defeat.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Howard Bows in Opener
To Aberdeen Gridders

Howard University dropped its
first start of the season yesterday
losing TO decision to a strong
soldier eleven from Aberdeen Prov
ing Grounds at the university sta
dium.
A 60-yard-pass play in the fourth
quarter proved the Bisons undoing.
Jules Monterio heaved short pass
over the right side of the line to
Howard fairfield, ex-Florida A. and
M. star, who raced As yards to score.
Monterio added the extra point with
placement.
The Bisons kept the play in Aber-
deems territory for most of the
game and three times were within
striking distance of the goal line.
but each time the visitors halted the
drives.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Hutson Signs Again
As Packer PLAYER
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
GREEN BAY, Wis, Sept. %
1t will come as no great surprise
to most people that Don Hutson,
peer of the National Football
Leagues pass receivers for 10
years, has come out of retirement
once again and signed playing
contract with the Packers.
Coach E. L. (Curley) Lambeau
made the announcement today,
adding that Hutson would see
action against the Bears tomor-
row at City Stadium, although
hes not expected to be in the
starting lineup.
Hutson has been player
coach for the last two seasons.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Trojans Grab Breaks
To Beat Bears, 1872
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
BERKELEY. Calf. Sept. % LP).-
Southern California took advantage
OF two breaks to move another step
closer to its third consecutive Coast
Conference football title by beating
a green, but stubborn California
eleven, 1872, today before a crowd
of 10000.
Southern California scored touch
downs in each Of the first two
periods, but after that begged down
completely California had four
scoring opportunities in the third
period, but didn't have the offensive
power
The Bears got their only points
when they trapped Jim Peterson.
Trojan quarterback, behind his own
goal line in the third period.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Fumb|es Help Holy Cross
To Whip Dartmouth, 1876
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HANOVER, N. H. Sept. 2e.-After
taking advantage of two early
fumbles for its first touchdown. Holy
Cross supposedly superior eleven
had a grim battle to defeat fighting
Dartmouth, 1876, today before 5000.
All of the scoring came in the
second period.
Joy Byers and Vito Kissell plunged
for the Holy Cross scores and AL
Gould countered for the Indians
after completing a 5-yard, fourth
down pass from co-Captain Meryl
Frost.
With a line that averaged 2O5
pounds and terrihcally rugged
backfeld, the Holy Cross expected
to grind "Tuss' McLaugary's mex
perienced team into tiny bits.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Columbia, With Winged-T
Romps Over Lafayette
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Colum-
bias football fortunes surged upward
today as Lou Little's winged-T for
nation clicked for six touchdowns in
a 40-14 romp over Lafayette.
Freshmen Gene Rossides of
Brooklyn and Lou Kosserow of
Glassport, Pa. gave the Lions fu-
ture opponents cause for worry by
racking up five Of the six scores
against the slower and under man.
ned invaders.
Although Lafayette had six first
downs to seven for Columbia, it's
only long gains were made through
the air when forwards clicked for
six pointers in the second and last
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Northwestern Ties Indiana, IT,
Latter Making Late Counter

Dick Conners, who made the only
long runs of the game, put the
Wildcats in position for their touch
down in the first period when he
sprinted 81 yards to the Indiana %,
Indiana held, and took the ball on
their own Is, but lost yards on two
plays, and George Talifaferro
dropped back almost to his own
goal line to punt. Charles Hag-
mann blocked the kick and the ball
bounded into the end zone when
End Stan Gorski pounced on it
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Early Scoring by Pitt
Trims West Viroinio
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 2s.-Play-
ing in a cold, autumnal drizzle, Pitt
punched across three touchdowns
in the first half today to defeat a
game young West Virginia team,
200.
The Panthers packed a lot of "T"-
formation power, confining the
Mountaineers to their own side of
the field until the final quarter
as they ran up 18 first downs to four
and gained 426 yards to West Vir-
ginia'S 172
Evening star., 1945-09-30
First Run Of Contest
Brings Touchdown;
Irish Prove Grit
By the Associated Press.


SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. 90
Phil Collela, Navy veteran of
South Pacific action, streaked 76
yards for touchdown on the games
first running play to usher in Notre
Danes football season with a TO
triumph over Illinois today.
1t had a new coach and a squad
of unknown ability, but never did
a Notre Dame team live up to its
fighting Irish label as did Hugh De-
vore's green-shirted scrappers, who
staged two epic goal-line stands in
the closing period before a crowd
of $4,000.
The Illini, who last week belted
Pittsburgh, 1876, slammed an ex-
plosive but fumble-plagued often
sive at the Irish only to see scoring
threats smothered on Notre Danes
1-yard, 3-yard and 5-yard stripes.
Notre Dame had its opening day
pattern cut out for it after Collela,
q 20-year-old from Rochester, Pa,
skirted Illinois left end, sharply re-
versed his field and outran the Illini
secondary 76 yards to touchdown.
Reserve Fullback Stan Kirvak
drop-kicked the point
After that, the bruising, alert
Irish defense simply wore down the
slippery fingered Illinois attack that
was weakened seriously when Scat
back" Eddie Bray was injured in
the first period.
But with due credit to Bray, the
Irish were impregnable inside their
5-yard line when reserve Illini backs
threatened to salvage the first Illi-
nois victory over Notre Dame in
nine meetings.
The Illini outscored Notre Dame.
13 to 6, in first downs but six of
their seven fumbles were recovered
by the Irish. The Irish also lost
the ball on fumbles six times, hut
only Substitute Bill Gompers' bob
BILE on the Notre Dame IA in the
last period caused any danger. And
here the Illini elected to pass, flip
ping three incompletions and
fourth-down toss that was inter-
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Charlotte Hall in Tie
With RondoIph-Mocon

Charlotte Hall and Randolph
Macon Academy football teams
played to a scoreless tie yesterday
on the formers field.
The lone threat came in the third
period when Randolph-Macon tray
eled to the Hallmen's 5-yard line,
only to lose the ball by an incom-
pleted pass on the fourth down.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Penn States Big Opening
Half Routs MuhIenberg
gy the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Sept.
29.-Penn State, scoring all its
points in the first half today,
opened its football season with a
ATT victory over MuMenberg be-
fore 5000.
Coach Bob Higgins used his re-
serves after the first Is minutes,
but it wasn't until the fourth period
that the Mules marshalled the
power to push across a touchdown.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
w. and M. 1876 Winner
Despite Ragged PIoy

By the Associated Press.
WILLIAMSBURG. Va, Sept. %.
William and Mary opened its
football season here today with
1876 win over Catawba.
The Indians, despite their VIC
tory, looked weak on pass defense
at times and three times Catawba
fooled them with the Statue Of
Liberty play, once for touchdown.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Kirk, Yale Pre- Divinity Student,
Too Tough for Tufts on Grid

yard pitch to Phil Barnhart had
given Tufts temporary edge.
Then after scoreless third period
Vandy set the Blue on fire with
smash through center for 81 yards,
and concluded his busy day with
l = foot plunge just before the
game ended. 1t was one of the most
spectacular one-man shows ever
seen in the Yale Bowl. A safety
and Nick Fusilli's placement after
Kinks fourth touchdown accounted
for the winners other points
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Georgia Drubs Clemson
In Muddy Game, 200
By the Associated Press.

ATHENS, Ga, Sept. 29.-Georgia
got the jump on Clemson today and
then outplayed the Tigers on a
muddy field to win easily, 300, be-
fore 10000.
A driving cloudburst late in the
first period, after Georgia took a
1870 lead, turned the field into
quagmire and the game into COM
edy with fumbles costing the Tigers
heavily.
Georgia racked up eight first
downs to five for the Tigers. gained
126 yards rushing against II, and
completed eight of IS passes for s5
yards. Clemson connected on one
of eight aerials for % wards.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Vols Point Ahead
OfWuke Forest
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Sept. 80.
Bob Lund, substitute tall
back paced the Tennessee Vols
to a thrilling 7-to-6 victory over
the stubborn Wake Forrest Dea-
cons here today before an esti-
mated $4,000 persons.
Both teams did their scoring
In the final quarter.
Buster Stephens, Tennessee's
backfeld star last year, was in
jured in the first play of the
game and taken from the game.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Soph PAGES Vanderbilt
To 12-to-0 Victory
BY the Associated Pr

BY the Associated Press.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Sept. o.
Vanderbilt returned to formal foot
ball today after two years of "in-
formal play by administering a l2-
0 defeat to Tennessee Tech.
A young, driving sophomore back,
Joe Graves, scored both touchdowns
on short line plunges.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Buckeye Sarringhaus
Runs Over Missouri
By the Associated Press.


COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 90
Paul Sarringhaus, the Hamilton
Hurricane" who wears glasses.
roared back into the intercollegiate
football picture today from the
Army to score four touchdowns and
lead Ohio State to 47-to-6 victory
over Missouri in the Bucks opening
game before Al, ,2o9 fans.
For three periods the Buckeyes.
unbeaten and united a year ago,
did almost as they pleased with the
hapless Missourians and it was
not until the final IS minutes that
the Tigers even threatened.
Don Steinberg, another discharged
war veteran, accounted for Ohio's
last score by gathering in an at
tempted Missouri lateral pass and
CT
Evening star., 1945-09-30
.WiIberforce Gets Edge
On Clark by Safety
Ey the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Sept. 90. - A third
quarter safety gave visiting Wilber-
force College an 8-6 victory over
Clark College this afternoon.
The Wilberforce eleven broke q
6-6 tie when Guylon Small Of Clark
was tackled behind his own goal on
bad pass from center.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Baseball S Big Six
By the Associated Press

Home Runs. .--
National League-Holmes. Braves, %.
Workman. Braves, Is; Adams, Cards, %.
American League-Stephens. Browns,
IS: Etten. Yankees, Is.
Rams Batted In.
Ma al aiLeasue-WaIker, Dodkers. 124;
Holm Braves, 116; Pafko, Cubs. iii,t
An EAn Leasue-Etten, Yankees, l0g:
CulleA1444e. Tigers, 92: York. Tigers, SO.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Mullins Toe Gives T. G
rs Edqe on BuyIor

WACO, Tex, Sept. 20 R.-Harry
Mullins artistic toe that booted
Texas Christian into the Southwest
Conference football championship
last year booted the Horned Frogs
over another hump today, his point
after touchdown bringing q 7-6
triumph over Baylor.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Michigan Finds Easy
Victims in Spartans
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ANN ARBOR, MICH, Sept. 29.-
Piling up the widest margin in near
ly 20 years Of their ancient rivalry,
Michigan scored almost at will be-
fore a crowd of $500 fans here
today to swamp Michigan State,
40 to O.
The Wolverines. beaten by Indi-
ana week ago, bounced back with
a vengeance against the Spartans,
driving 40 yards for a first period
touchdown and adding two more in
the second and fourth stanzas and
another in the third.
Michigan, mixing frequent passes
with its usual power attack, had
the situation in control all afternoon,
piling up wide statistical edge on
19 first downs to the Spartans' five.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Bosox Buy Coast CIouter

BOSTON, Sept. 20 (P).-The Red
Sox have bought Glen Russell from
Los Angeles for an unannounced
sum and two players to be named
later. Russell batted .343 while
playing second base and in the
outfield,
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Braves WoIIop Giants;
Ruin Checks Twin Bill
BY the Associated Press.

by me ASSOClated Press.
BOSTON. Sept. 29.-After Bos-
tons Braves had pummelled three
New York Giant hurlers for II
bits and 1874 victory in the opener
Of scheduled double-header today,
rain washed out the second tilt
Phil Mast, with a home run and
two singles, and Chuck Workman,
with two safeties. including his 25th
homer, featured the Braves attack.
N, York AB H q Roston AR n n A
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Four Called by Cardinals

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20 (P.-The
Cardinals have called Conlyn w.
Meriwether. pitcher and utility
man; Charles E. Baron, first base
man; Otis A. Davis and Arthur l..
Nichols. outfielders, from Roches-
ter
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Oklahoma Aqqies Pressed

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Sept. %
R9.-Bob Fenimore and his Okla
homa Ags. today unleashed a pow-
erful rushing attack to wilt the
plucky Arkansas Razorbacks, 10 to
IA, in q tingling offensive duel.
Evening star., 1945-09-30

buckneu scoring: Touchdown-Allen
(sub for Elmorel safety. Cornell scoring
ouchdowns-Davidson tsub for Souchekl, ,
Dekdebrun, Skawski fsub for Rakosk)
POINT after ouchdown-Skaw wski place
ment).
Evening star., 1945-09-30

fBatted for Fischer in seventh
tran for OFT in seventh,
.Sew York ---- OO1 100 900 4
Boston ---------- 004 240 O3x-31
Runs-zimmerman Kerr. REYES. Gull
Ter, Wietelmann, Holmes, Workman, Went
zel Nelson, Mast. Wright. Runs batted
In Hausmann, Zimmerman. Rucker,
Wentzel (2l. Nelson (2), shupe. Two,
base hits-Kerr. Holmes. Home runs
zimmerman, Workman, Mast. Losing
Evening star., 1945-09-30

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Missouri scoring: Touchdown-Brown
tsub for Gatts)
Ohio State scoring: Touchdowns-Sar-
rinshaus "a Cline t2l, Steinberg (sub for
watson.
Points after ouchdown-Schnittker tsub
for Sarringhausi; : tplacements)
Evening star., 1945-09-30

Totals 81 524 5 Totals 411727
'Batted for Lee in NTH,
fBatted for Fischer In seventh
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