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Evening star., 1947-11-23
Penn Stare Crushes Pitt; Princeton 14-12 Winner{
Tigers Barely Survive
Biq Dartmouth Rally
To Bag Tilt, 14-12
By jack Hand
Associated Press Sports Writer

PRINCETON, N. j., Nov. 22.-
Princeton's new-crowned Big Three
champions barely survived. Joe Sui
livan's dazzling last quarter aerial
attack today to nose out underdop
Dartmouth, 14-12, on two perfect
placement points by Ken Keuffel.
Coach Charley Caldwell's Tigers
showed the invalid Indians around
in scandalous fashion for three
periods in damp chill of a bleak
November afternoon before Sullivan.
a 19-year-old passer, began to hit
his targets.
Trailing, 14-0, early in the final
period, Dartmouth gave the 27,000
Palmer Stadium customers some
extra chills with a surprise attack
that almost ruined the Tigers
finale.
Three neatly pitched forwards
from Sullivan resulted in a Dart
mouth score when Bill FELTON,
caught a Sullivan 6-yard pitch for
touchdown with the quarter only
two minutes old.
Dartmouth Scores Again.
Another Suilivan-inspired squirt
rode "a yards for second six
pointer with the Indians quarter
back tossing Is yards to Harold Fit
kin for the score.
Both times Herb Casey missed the
extra point and that meant the
ball game.
Dartmouth missed its last chance
when it gave up the ball trying to
pass from its IS with amout min
utes to go.
It was all Princeton in the early
stages although the Tigers had to be
content with a TO lead at half time.
Crunching through the Dartmouth
line for 67 yards and five straight
first downs on 16 plays, they scored
in the first period when Capt. Dick
West strobe into the end zone after
taking an 11-yard pass from Val
Wagner.
Another sustained drive, fitted
largely around a series from spread
formation with Fullback John Pow
ers carrying, clicked for a touch
down in the third period with
George FRANKIE crashing across from
the ! on fourth down. The drive
covered 66 yards.
Princeton Score Nullified.
A Princeton score was nullifled in
the first quarter when George Sella
ran 81 yards returning Jud Hanni-
gan's punt, but there was clipping on
the play and it was called back.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
.BowI-Bound Alabama
Drubs |. 5. u, 41-12,
In Tuscaloosa Mud
BY the Associated Press

TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Nov. a.
Harry Gilmer had one of his great
est days today as the Sugar Bowl
bound Alabama eleven swampeo
highly regarded Louisiana State, Al
to 12, before $4,000 damp but happy
Homecoming Day fans.
Gilmer, who became a father yes
terday, ran 90 yards for a touch
down with the first L. S. U. punt
and the invaders never got back in
the game. The little Alabama half
back ended the scoring with 81
yard pitch to End Rebel Steiner, and
generally made himself obnoxious tc
the invaders all day.
Alabama rammed across two more
quick touchdowns in the first quar-
ter, following Gilmer's great run
and then scored one in each of the
following periods.
Tigers Rally Against Subs.
The L. S. U. Tigers rallied against
the Alabama substitutes in the sec
ond half and saved something from
the rout as Fullback Rip Collins
drove across for their two scores
but the issue had long since beer
decided.
The Tigers opened with running
attack which carried to midfleld
Collins angled a fine punt to the
Alabama 8, where Gilmer pulled il
in. He dashed to his right, ther
cut back sharply to elude severa
tacklers and was away.
A recovered tumble on the L. S. U
"a set up the next score. Gilmel
cracked away for 7, and a penalty
for roughness took 1t to the l.. S. U
2. Gilmer drove to the one-foo
line and Lowell Tew sewed the game
up with a drive through the middle
for the score, just five minutes aftel
the opening kickoff.
Moseley Gets Touchdown.
Monk Moseley. Gilmer's sub, rar
as yards for another 'Bama tally
shortly thereafter. Gilmer scoree
/ the next one, from four yards out
Tew made his second touchdown
early in the third period on 49,
yard run, and the final tally came or
the Gilmer-Steiner pass.
Little AL Heroman set up the frs
L. S. U. score with a 50-yard run tx
the Alabama l. Collins went over
Collins added the other Tiger touch
down on a Vineyard run at righ
end to climax 45-yard drive.
Alabama's line tore gaping hole
in the L. S. U. forewall Throughout
the day, and the slippery bal
seemed no handicap to the Tid'
backfield. The field was slippery a
the start and after the first period
the contest was played in a COLI
| drizzle.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Quantico Marines Swamp
BoIIinq Fields Team, 46-6
SpeeioI Dispoteh 10 The Stol

Speciol DlspoIeh 10 ihe S'of
QUANTICO, Va, Nov. % - The
Quantico Marine powerhouse today
rolled over a hapless Boiling Field
eleven, 1875, to clinch the Middle
Eastern Service Conference title.
Big Joe Bartos, increased his total
points to 80 for the season with
two touchdowns. Don Clement also
scored a pair of touchdowns for
the Marines, while Santo, Flores and
Brewer also hit pay dirt.
Bollings' lone touchdown came
on a sleeper play a pass from Mys-
linski to johnson in the second
quarter.
The Quantico team will compete
In the all-navy semifinal playof in
Jacksonville next month.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Nittany Lions 1rounce
Panthers, 800; Finish
Unbeaten, United
By Duke Moran
Assoeiased Press Sports Writer

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 22.-Penn
State gained It's first unbeaten and
united season in IS years with con-
summate ease today by rolling over
the Pitt Panthers. $50, and thus
laying a jinx which had frustrated
the Lions in other years.
The mighty Lions ninth victory
accomplished before $4,000 fans,
opened the way to post-season
bowl bid for q competent eleven
which is the stoutest defensively in
the land.
A home town boy, Bobby Williams
l65-pound third-string halfback
showed the Lions to the promised
land in the Pitt stadium where great
State teams so often had met bitter
disappointment.
williams Scores Twice.
A surprise starter, Williams scored
the first two Lion touchdowns. His
first, in the opening period, came in
climax to a 55-yard drive, generated
the first time State gained possession
Of the ball. His second, from 5 yards
out, accounted for the Lions sec
cond-quarter scoring.
Penn State added another touch
down in the third period on 40
yard play, the longest of the
game. Fullback Francis Rogel burst
through the Pitt line for 20 yards
and, as he was tackled, lateralled tt
E1wood Petchet, who covered the
remaining 20 yards for the score
That touchdown came In 3 7s-yarc
drive.
Dsnr,ie Hoggard, o third-strine
end, scored for the Lions in the last
period IN an unusual play. He
grabbed D tumble by Bobby Lee in
midair and ronped over from q
yards out.
Field Goal Added.
I'd czekaj, kicking specialist
accounted for the rest of the scor-
ing bootins q last-period f1elc
goal from the al and adding two
extra points.
Rogel. jeff Durkota and Larry Joe
gave the Lions high-powered as
sistance In the scoring drives, but
the State line bagged all the honors
ia the game.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Trojons, Not Pros,
Interesting Leohy
BY the Assoeio'ed Press


LOS ANGELES, Nov. "a
Coach Frank Leahy of Notre
Dame. asked today If he was
professional football team, an
swered:
IT can tell you that I'll be back
ut Notre Dame next year"
Leahy. whose Irish play the
University of Southern California
here December s, was questioned
briefly between halves Of the
70. 8. Gu. C. L. A. game which
be was scouting.
Right now," Leahy grinned, II
am most interested in that big
Red team out there. U. 8. c.
lVhat a line they have"
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Johns Hopkins Rally Ties
Western Maryland, 14-14
by the Assccioted Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. 22-Johns
Hopkins University and Western
Maryland College fought to 14-l4
tie in the rain today in the first
renewal of their football rivalry
since 1881.
Western Maryland scored in the
first quarter, scatback Joe Gianelli
dashing 81 yards to the touchdown
Walter Tiavis, gathering in a pass
from Leo Lathroum on the 20, raced
to the second Terror touchdown in
the second period.
Hopkins came storming back. Bill
Zeigler scored the first tally by TAX
ing 5-yard pass from Paul Mat
thai, after a 54-yard march down
the field. The Jays scored again In
the third period on a 10-yard pass
Matthai to Ernie Hansen.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
w. 81. Victor in Seesow
Battle Over Delaware
by tho Asseeiotsd Prsss

WILMINGTON. Del, Nov. "a
washington and Lee University un-
eorked q Anal period 43-yard touch
down drive to win o seesaw 18-to-1$
victory over Delaware today before
1900.
Paced by Brian Bell, hard
plungine fullback from Washington
D. c., and Dick Working, who die
some brilliant passing, the Generals
took u two touchdown lead in the
second period. momentarily lost the
lead when the Hens struck back ir
ths third and final periods, and then
marched for the payoff six-pointer
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Holy Cross Romps Over
Once-Stronq Fordhom
he Associated Press

PNssON'e1'eS1 'Ss@
WORCESTER. Mass, Nov. 22.--
Holy Cross, still sputtering along
uncertainty, galloped to 48-0 VIC
tory over Fordham in its final home
game of a comparatively unsuccess-
full season today before a 1000
crowd.
The Crusaders encountered little
or no opposition from the once
powerful Rams, now extremely de-
emphasiZed.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Cards With 1rippi, Christmon
Promise Redskins Hot Time

But Coach Jimmy Councilman says
the former Georgia star is in the
best shape of the season and is
ready to romp. Trippi is as good
on defense as offense and may play
both for a spell, but the local cave
dwellers want to see him pack the
leather and see how he moves In
broken field.
Buckets" Goldberg, long star in
the football armament, Paul Christ
man, brother of the Washington
Mats shortstop, and Pat Harder
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Flag for Red Sox
Looms, Mack Says
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. o.
Connie Mack today picked his
old friend Joe Mccarthy and the
strengthened Boston Red SoX as
the club to beat in the Ameri-
can League next year.
IF they don't win the, pennant
they'll give whoever does an
awful chase" said the Philadel-
phia Athletics manager-owner,
who will be IS next month.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Satisfies
CitudeI's Homecoming
Is Ruined by Davidson
Yv ina A,soeiofed Press

CHARLESTON, S. c.. Nov. a.
Davidson's Wildcats ruined home
coming day for The Citadel's OLD
grads today as they clawed the Bull
dogs, 28-7, before chilled crowd
estimated at 5000.
DaNdson's superior blocking and
the smashing drives Of Halback Bert
Araderton, Mack Erwin and Car
Pahl spelled the difference. OF the
21i yards rushing gained by David
son, Erwin accounted for SO, An
derton 80. and Pahl 43. Andertor
also wa8 tops in the passing depart
ment, completing five aerias for
90 yards.
Evening star., 1947-11-23

round out the So
called dream"
quartet, which
has yet to play
together. If they
team up today
the r e d S k | n S
will see the most
ex pl osiv e Of
f e n Sc they've
ook ed at all
season. S c o u t
reports indicate
that Harder and
T rippi in the
S a m e backfeld
a r e frst-degree
Evening star., 1947-11-23

Dartmouth scoring-Touchdowns Fell
mani. Princeton scorng-Touchdowns
West. FRANKIE (for Weber,. Points after
touchdowns: Keuffel (2) ,for Weber,.
man. FELTON,; tackles. Carpenter. War6
Warhburn: guards, Gowen. Trunesllto;
esntsrs Meyills RackS Casey stRin
ton: Ends Gallagher, Mead; tackles. How
arth.. Koch, Weimann: guards. Cleveland
hacks rovie sl East6sm Franta Is snfa.l SunI'
Leibert, Mccormick. Nixon, Powers.
Statistics
Evening star., 1947-11-23

OH GAL -SoAA.ot<A
ing ambition to
whip the Bears
for Western di-
vision h on o RS,
the G h | C a 6 o
Cardinals troop
in to Griffith
Stadium today
for a duel with
t he Redskins.
The kickoff is
scheduled for 2
pm.
J u d ging by
comparative rec
ords, the Cards
Evening star., 1947-11-23

Boosting one of pro footballs
highest priced stars in Charley
Trippi, a dream" backfield, line
as tough as Army shoe leather, and
Evening star., 1947-11-23

Penn state scoring: Touchdowns-wil-
Hams (2J, Petchel (for Williams), Huggard
cfor Potsklan). Points after touchdown
czekat 2 tor. Potsklan) (placements)
Substitutions: Penn State-Ends. Czakaj.
seii, Hicks Hoggard. James, Kline; tackles,
Finley. Murray, Cuttings; Erikson; guards
Misiewicz; backs, Colone Rogel, Larry Joe,
La Pleur. Palmer. Cooney. Hummel, Pechel,
Ulinski Luther. Gorinski, Chuckran.
Pitt - Ends, Mihm, Capello; tackles,
Karanovich, Haddad, De Long; guards,
Coury; Centers, Fisher; backs. Hardisty,
cecconi. Robinson. Becker, Fuderich. Rick
ards, Lauro. Smodtc.
Evening star., 1947-06-20
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FARM and GARDEN.

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Gated near Pa and Ala. ayes. s.e.; 5A
i:os :oSYS X. II. AVE. N.Wlsnd a., lse. triple
sprns sm bed ss Es0S sooa Meals eEGss ssss
iii Y MASS. AVE. NV. - Lge., nicely
furn. rm. for (2) girls to share with an
other girl. semipvt. bath; S4s.50 ea.o mo.
17Os lsth ST. N.w,-Large double front.
running water, 1st floor. Other vacancies.
1919 18th ST. NW.-Good home cooking;
1926 2Ist ST. N.W.-Washingto largest
snse for srs aoSe room T oa
peted from wall to wall; running water in
soem and board meals dss open @ nor or
inspection Sat, am. to pm: SUM- 30 IL
cLuB { LII Z MASON, 1875 New Hanapshifs ave.
n. .w.-Washington's most exclusive guest
house: has lge. triple rm., also dble,. rn.
for high-type girls oil. men; ALSO 2 girls TO
sa lss Appis iS!G Or phone S mrs ssSSsi saIsIE No.
BoARDED-Have vacancy for
ea2 eey e
cohokEb ssoa;Mh s4og ATTRACTIVE ROOM With
daily; $50 per month; good transp. 4s12
Hayes St. ne. a Z2s