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Evening star., 1949-11-20
Rutgers SIaps Down
Fordham, IS 10 IA
By the Associotsd Press

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j.. Nov.
19.-Three Rutgers seniors wound
up their careers by leading the
Scarlet to 35-14 victory over Ford
ham before $4,000 in Rutgers Sta
dium today.
William (Bucky) Hatchett. gi-
ant Negro end. clutched three
scoring passes from Soph Quar-
terback Walter Laprarie; Full
back John Sabo slashed five yards
for a score, and Halfback Harvey
Grimsley cut and lodged his way
50 yards for the Scarlet's final
tally. Bob Hubbard. another Of
II seniors, on the Rutgers squad.
place kicked five perfect extra
points.
Although Fordham was a strong
favorite, Rutgers dominated the
early play and the surprised Wis
itors soon trailed by 14-0. Stan
Bloomer powered IL yards for a
Fordham touchdown. but that was
all the scoring until the fourth
quarter. Then Rutgers got three
touchdowns and Fordham an
other.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
|. 5. U. Calls Sub Back
From Date 10 Join Fun
OF Lopsided &-7 Win.
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

BATON ROUGE. La. Nov. 49,
Louisiana States footballers
swamped Southeastern Louisiana,
College 48-7 today, then stayed on
the field for wind sprints" to
prepare them for arch-rival Tu-
lane next week.
The Tigers even called In a re-
serve fullback from the stands to
play in the third quarter Of the
one-sided game. He was Sopho-
more Erwin Baylot who was
watching the game with his girl.
He was PACED over the public ad-
dress system. dressed and went
into the fray before the end OF
the third period.
l.. S. U. started listlessly, then
romped to seven touchdowns. Re
serves played much Of the game.
L. S. U. obviously thinking about
next Saturdays date with Tulane,
scored in every period. Billy Bag
gett made two touchdowns. Others
were by Ebert Van Buren,. Kenny
Konz, Jim Barton, Joe Shirer and
Charlie Gaudin. Carroll Griffith
place kicked the extra points.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Western Maryland
Routs Hopkins, 35-7
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. 19.-West-
ern Maryland intercepted eight
Johns Hopkins passes, turned
three of them into touchdowns.
and romped to 35-7 win over
their Mason-Dixon Conference
rivals today.
1t was the last game Of the
season for both teams and ce-
mented Western Maryland's grasp
on the conference championship
with four wins and no defeats in
league play.
The Green Terrors from West
minister Md, ended the season
with seven wins and one loss, to
Gettysburg College. The Hopkins
Blue Jays had a final record OF
four wins and four defeats.
Joe Gianelli, Stan Fieldman
Leo Lathroum and Tackle Moon
Paul scored for Western Mary
land.
Halfback Bob Wroblewski ran
81 yards to set up the only Blue
Jay touchdown. Fullback BOZ
Foster carried it over after Wrob-
lewski had run to the 5.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Washington Licks
W. S. c., "a to Il
BY the Associated Press

SEATTLE, Nov. -9.-Rollick-
ing Rolly Kirby and a gang OF
sophomore backs carried Wash
ington to a 1921 football vic
tory today over a Washington
State eleven that still was try
ing-and scoring-at the final
gun.
A crowd Of 35.150-which
pushed home attendance over
the 100000 mark for six games
saw the Huskies build up q
27-7 advantage In three quar-
ters and stave off States serious
final quarter bid.
Kirby scampered to two
touchdowns and was a pesky
fly in the Cougar hair all after
noon. Hugh McElhenny, one OF
the busy sophomores, also kept
the Cougars on edge with long
rambles. He sliced through the
line and went 48 yards to the
first Washington counter.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Ohio State
Continued from Page B-1o

period came with devastating
swiftness. They started from their
own 20. Gerry Krall, Hamilton
and Morrison carrying the attack
which was sparked by Pandel
Savic's pass to Hamilton for the
49-yard gain.
Then came the bit Of football
drama as Hague's first kick was
wide, but the Michigan man was
ofside and on the second kick
Hague was dead on his target.
Ohio State didn't want to settle
for a tie and it put on another
march the next time it got the ball.
This was a 36-yard splurge that
died on Michigan's S Is as two passes
were incomplete.
Two plays later. Ohio State re-
covered a tumble by Michigan's
Don Dufek on his SO.
There were only two minutes
left to play, and Ohio State tried
running play and a couple OF
hurried incomplete passes. THU
Fullback Vic Janowicz gambled on
Evening star., 1949-11-20
5tuyvesant Closes
Undefeated Season.
spseiol Dispoteh 10 The stor

WARRENTON, Va, Nov. 19.-
Stuyvesant School ended an un-
defeated. and united football sea-
son here today by defeating Sher-
wood High Of Sandy Spring, Md.
20-12.
The Flying Dutchmen, who now
are seeking q suitable post-season
opponent, pushed over two touch
downs in the first period and an
other in the second to chalk ur
their eighth victory.
Sherwood's two touchdowns
came In the final period.
SHERWOOD.
Ends-Nash, Cooper. Kemp, Foster
Tackies-ooodwin. Bower. conser
Guards-clatterbuek wrisht. Greene
centers-Dubin. Houser.
Crosley, johnson.
sTUYvEsANT.
Ends-Lunsford. Mcclanahan. Heard
Tsekles-old. cockerlle, schvabe. Cor
dusrdsMLucas, Leavell. Rothock. Hen
Centers-Beach, Williamson.
Backs-.Hite. de courcy. Kays Heath
Downs, Austin, Brown.
Sherwood -0 12-I2
stuyvesant ---------14 8 o 90
Touchdowns-Heat, McClanahan. Downs
Ndecourcy. teaveil fplaeementsj.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. 19
"A couple of short runs by Full
back John Kerestes at the end OF
95-yard marches brought Purdue
q 1916 victory over Indiana to-
day and kept the Old Oaken
Bucket in Lafayette. ..
Indiana finished the season
without Western Conference vic
tory but End Clifton Anderson Of
Cape May, N. j., set two league
records.
Anderson caught a 15-yard pass
from Nick Sebek that unoffcially
gave him 81 and 322 yards for
six conference games.
Old records were Is catches by
Purdue's Bill Garfield in 1945 and
300 yards by Michigans Dick
Rifenburg in 1948.
The SD annual Hoosier foot
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Purdue Downs Indiana, 74-6,
To Retain Old Ooken Bucket

ball classic packed Memorial Sta
dipm with nearly $4,000 fans in
spite of a chilly wind that whistled
almost straight down the field.
A couple Of fine punts against
the wind by Indiana's sophomore
Bobby Robertson forced Purdue to
travel almost the length of tho
field for its two scores. Robertson
played the entire game without
relief.
He kicked the ball dead on Pur-
dues five twice, both punts travel
ing 48 yards from the scrimmage
line.
Purdue had a TO edge at the
half.
Sebek passed six yards to Rob-
ertson for Indiana's second quar-
ter touchdown.
The result gave Purdue rs vic.
tories in the series. Indiana haa
won 20 and five have been ties.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Ohio Wesleyan Victory
Breaks Scoring Record

DELAWARE. Ohio, Nov. 19.-
Ohio Wesleyan's football team
broke its 20-year-old scoring rec
ord here today with q 1912 romp
over the University of Connects
cut Huskies.
The score boosted the Bishops
season total to 304 points, passing
the old mark Of 286 set In 1929.
Wesleyan scored three of its
touchdowns in the final period,
after having marked up one each
in the other periods in addition
to q field goal.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
American U. Cagers Open
With 68-29 Victory

American University's basket
ball season opened last night by
trimming an alumni quint, 68-
20, before a capacity turnout OF
1900 at the A. U. gym.
It was a romp from the start
although Coach Staff Cassell's
regulars played less than half the
game. Larry Ishman, Fred Karnar
and Bob Lamon were the big guns
before being withdrawn.
A before -the-game feature was
crowning OF beautiful Reta Ca
rothers as homecoming queen.
In an afternoon sporting event,
Pan-American soccer team beat
A. u, SO.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Senior Back Kicks
Last Ditch Field Goal
To Win for Wildcats
By the Assoeiotsd Press

CHAMPAIGN, Ill.,, Nov. 19.-
The first field goal ever attempted
by Senior Quarterback Don Bur-
son etched thrilling 81 North
western victory over favored Illi-
nois before 67,872 Illini homecom-
ing fans today.
Burson's 22-yard payoff boot.
following a 57-yard punt return
by Halfback Tom Worthington.
came with only three minutes left
in the season finale for both Big
Ten teams.
Burson was a shining North
western hero in his last collegiate
game. also firing a second period
touchdown pass to End Joe
Zuravleff to give the Wildcats q
60 halftime lead.
Illinois, its vaunted ground at
tack sputtering wastefully all
day, finally scored at the outset
of the fourth period on a short
pass from Bernie Kruger to Walt
herSullS.
When Sam Rebecca place.
kicked the extra point, Illinois
led. 7-6. The missed conversion
try after Northwestern's touch
down seemed certain to be the
games difference.
But then came Burson's Merri-
well touch-the field goal try. A
reserve halfback, Bob Meeder.
who never before had tried it,
held the ball.
Illinois Halfback Johnny Kar-
ras added 81 yards to his newly
established Big Ten ground-gain-
ing record for a seven-game total
of 1872. Karras was hurt in the
second period and in the second
half carried. only five times for
four yards.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Buffalo Trips Ohio, 20-7,
Before Chilled Handful
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

ATHENS, Ohio, Nov. 19.-The
University Of Bufalo's Bulls dis
played decided immunity toward
cold weather to defeat the be-
numbed Bobcats Of Ohio Univer-
sity, 20-7. in q football game to-
day.
Several thousand persons -
smallest crowd Of the year
huddled in the stands to watch
Quarterback Tracy Latona en-
gineer the Bulls to victory through
the air in his teams first trip to
Athens.
Ohio, which seemed retarded by
the weather conditions, turned
the ball over to the Bulls four
times on fumbles and five times
on downs.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Gophers, 0utpIayed
Through First Half,
Snatch 14-6 Victory
By the Associated Press

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 10
Minnesota put on a second half
surge to defeat Wisconsin. 14-6, IN
the final game of the year for both
teams.
The Gophers had to come from
behind to turn the trick. Wisconsin
exhibited fighting spirit that en-
abled them to outplay the Gophers
and enjoy 60 lead at the end OF
the first half.
But Minnesota's advantage In
weight and power proved too much
for Wisconsin and the Gophers
passed for one touchdown in the
third period and ran for another
early in the final period to win.
End Gordy Soltau contributed
both points after touchdown.
Fullback Gene Evans was Wis
consin's offensive star. He con-
tributed several important gains
to the Badger attack in the first
half besides making spectacular
62-yard gallop down the sidelines
on a punt return for Wisconsin's
line score. Minnesota Fullback
Dave Skrein blocked Lisle Black
bourn'S kick.
Midway in the third period the
Gophers caught up with the tir-
ing Badgers. They worked the
ball into Wisconsin territory and
then Halfback Bud Hausken raced
into the end zone to snatch Half
back George Hudak's 25-yard
pass. That tied the score and
Soltaus kick put the Gophers
ahead.
The fourth period opened with
Minnesota on Wisconsin's 35-yard
line. Power plays moved the ball
down to the seven, from where
Halfback Dick Gregory went over,
standing UP.
wisconsin ---------- 9-,6
Minnesota -- .7-14
Wisconsin scoring: Touchdowns-Evans
Minnesota scoring: Touchdowns-Haus-
ken, Gregory. Points after touchoown-
Soltau (2@.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Toledo Easily Tumbles
New Hampshire, 48-14
By the Assoeioted Press

DURHAM, N. H.. Nov. 19.-
Emerson Cole, hard-running 210-
pound halfback, tailed two quick
touchdowns to spark his Univer-
SHY of Toledo football mates to
an easy 1914 victory over the
University of New Hampshire be-
fore 5000 today at Lewis Field.
Cole, who crashed and raced
for 206 yards, scored on a 36-yard
run after less than three min
utes Of play and then banged
over from one yard out to climax
a 65-yard march.
After that scoring the game
turned into a rollt.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Minnesota Edqes Wisconsin; Northwestern Upsets Illinois, 81
Trinity Winds Up
Unbeuten, United
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

MEDFORD, Mass, Nov. 10
A powerful Trinity football
team registered the second
undefeated, united season in
the colleges 72-year grid his
tory by edging a stubborn
Tufts eleven, 60, before 1000
fans today.
The hard-hitting Hilltoppers
from Connecticut, who scored
more than 800 points in win
ming eight straight games, also
wound up as the only college
eleven with an unblemiShed
record in New England.
The games lone score came
early in the second period when
Quarterback Ed Ludorf tossed
a 25-yard pass to Dick Aiken.
sensational sophomore end. to
climax a 75-yard march start
ed in the first quarter.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Monkey Wrench Sets Record
Winninq Noel Loing Handicap

ninth win Of the year as e. Car
+ ter piloted the 5-year-old geld
ing to finish in the fast time OF
I4:04.1. Allison Stern's Tourist
Index was in place position, and
F. Ambrose Clark's Flying DOL
phin was third.
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| The Montpelier Cup. Brush 2 miles
three-year.olds and upward which have
not won two races in 194s-49; $1,000
/: Irish Monkey Carter. 14o. 1rl A
:. Flying Dolphin tPeoples,. 14o, r
:. s. Tourist Index (FerraD. 140. Allison
| Stern
Madison Plate. Hurdles. 2 miles; three.
zessEr-olds zz.sr and upward; $1,000. Time
i. Tolbise tsmithvick), 1877, C. Mahlor
| Kline.
:. q: swis9le tMr. weymouth. 146. Aller
M. Hirsh
man.
Also ran-Port Raider. Peter De Boots
Blue Heron (fell at 10th fencel
| Bellevue Plate. Flat. 1A miles; three
year-olds and upwards: 500. Time
j. Lieut.. Well tPassmore), .14s, Bayare
q. Manaybsnay (Harris), 14O, W. D
5. smoky City tPhelps,. 1856. Mrs. Her
bert A. May, -jr.
Also ran-Tourville, Kidabout, Twinl
Shot, Pete's Gold.