The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-14
T1uins Produce Football
Headlines On Saturday
BY HAROLD CLAAsSEN

NGW 4O1IA, w. 10. NJ
Twins, who often have caused con-
sternation in maternity wards, pro-
duced hundreds of football head
lines today.
Twin touchdowns by Felix Ooc)
Blanchard insured Army's % to 7
victory over a stubborn Michigan
eleven. Two long RUS, one of 68
yards by Blanchard and one Of 10
by teammate Glenn Davis, brought
twin salvos from the 10000 spec
tators in New York's Yankee Stad-
ium.
A pair of quick touchdowns in the
first period started Notre Dame
toward "a to 0 victory over Dart
mouth and brought an afternoon of
rest to the Irish varsity, primar-|
lily because six Army scouts were
in the stands.
Twin upsets on the west coast
Washington's 6 to 0 verdict over
Washington State and San Diego
Nays S, 33 to conquest of previous
ly unbeaten Southern California y
brought new outlook to the Paci-
fic coast picture.
Two Identical scores of 10 to 7,
one by Rice over Tulane and the
other by Missouri over Iowa State,
gave the Texas Owls their first
major victory of the year and drop
ped the Iowa Cyclones, Septem.
Der favorite, out of the Big Six title
running. A pair of touchdowns in
the third period helped Baylor to a
surprise to 10 IA triumph over Ark
ansas.
Ohio States twin returned war
veterans, Paul Sarringhaus and
Dick Fisher, brought the Buckeyes
home ahead of Wisconsin, IL to O.
Penn State thought Leon Bramlett,
Nays potent end, had brother
helping him as the Middies sput-
tered to 28 to 0 decision.
Gene Rossides and Leslie Thomp.
son formed a freshman Columbia
aerial combination that gave the
New Workers. q to 10 victory over
Yale, and Princeton's twin touch
downs meant downfall for Cor
nell, 10 to 7.
Purdue had two touchdowns in
II plays and easily disposed Of
Iowa, 40 to 0, in preparation for it's
crucial meeting with Ohio State
next Saturday.
UCLA triumphed over its arch
foe, California, on two touchdowns
by halfback Cal -Rossi. The final
score was 10 to 0.
In more singular fashion, Indiana
romped over Nebraska, 81 to IA,
and Minnesota had a surprisingly
hard time to dispose of Fort War
rem, IA to 0.
Charles Smith counted four times
as Georgia walloped Kentucky, 4s
to 6, and Harper Davis, ex-sailor
guided Mississippi State to a d
to 6 verdict over previously I'm.
beaten Detroit. Alabama battered
South Carolina, IS to o.; Tennessee
won from Chattanooga, 80 to Q;
] Duke mastered Wake Forest 26 tc
10 and Georgia Tech relaxed while
pounding Howard, 43 to 0. William
and Mary drubbed irginia Poly.
tech, SO to 0.
Texas squirmed to a II to
decision over Oklahoma, and New
Mexico protected it's unblemished
record by the odd. score of 6 to q
over Colorado college. Oregon State
surprised Oregon, 10 to 6.
PENIS youngsters showed in
creasing power in overpowering
North Carolina 40 to 0, and Har-
ward, after hesitant start, master
ed Rochester, 81 to 10. St. Mary's
showed no hesitancy at any time
in beating Coach A. A. Stages Col
lege on the Pacific, 81 to 0, and
City College of New York register
ed it's first touchdown since 1913
in bowling to Drexel, 10 to Z.
Here's how the fans turned out
today for some of the major foot
ball games:
| At New York, Michigan VS.. Army
attendance, 10000;
At Columbus, Wisconsin VS.. Ohio
State, attendance 69,235.
At Philadelphia, North Carolina
VS.. Penn, attendance $1,000;
At South Bend, Dartmouth VS..
Notre Dame, attendance, $4,000;
At New York, Yale VS.. Columbia,
attendance, 10000;
At Annapolis, Penn State VS..
Navy, attendance 22,106;
At Los Angeles, California VS..
USLA, attendance, 10000;
i At Seattle, Washington State VS.,
Washington, attendance, $4,000;
At San Francisco, Pacific VS.. St
Mary's, attendance, 10000;
At Lafayette, Iowa VS.. Purdue
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