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STATISTICS

the first half and then sent
In every man on the bench 70
continue the slaughter.
1t was the largest score Wis
consin has run up over Mar
quette since 1855 $50 debacle
and the most points for the
Badgers since 1920. when they
beat Lawrence College, 500.
Wisconsin did most Of its
work on the ground and got
some excellent quarterbacking
from veteran Sid Williams Of
Little Rock. Ark, and Sopho-
more Dale Hackbart. Halfbacks
Eddie Hart and Ron Steiner
and End Jim Holmes were
among the outstanding sopho-
mores.
Marquette got a consolidation
touchdown in the third period
after an 83-yard march against
Wisconsin's third and fourth
stringers. Lou Casio took q
23-yard pass from Tom Sum-
derbruch for the score.
Marquette O q 9 o. g
Wisconsin Is 20 . 2l-6O
Marquette scoring: Touchdown -
Casio t23. pass-run from sunder-
bruchl
Wisconsin scoring: Williams 2 n,
plunge. plunge): Zouvas 40, run
with blocked punt: Kouzurek $50.
p DssSssS p.t Sm e S s' ;%5. h
end zone): Altman ~. plunge) Hill
(l9, pass-run rom Williamsl Uksik
"a, plunge) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. j.
Hobbs .; Holzwarth , Williams rum.
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AIphonso Smith,
Hoffman in Finals
OfVirqiniu Tennis

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. Sept.
% (R).-Harry Hoffman, United
States National Senior Clay
Court champion from Philadel-
phia. and c. Alphonso Smith
Of Arlington, Senior Mid-Atlan-
tic Singles champion. advanced
to the finals Of the third an
nual Virginia State Mems SEN
Tor Tennis Championship at the
Cavalier courts today.
Hoffman sidelined Ralph
johnson Of Virginia Beach, Va,
1856 Senior Tidewater singles
champion. 6-l. 60. and then
came back in a later match and
ousted Jack Station Of st.
Petersburg. Fla, rs. 6-S.
Smith defeated Austin Rice
Of Coral Gables. Fla, 60. 6-3.
and captured his semifinals
match from Hugh Quinn Of
Philadelphia. 1913. 60.
In doubles play-Smith and
Berkeley Bell Of Dallas. Tex, the
defending champions, disposed
Of Col. Nick Powell and Ted
Burrell Of Washington, d. c..
the present Mid-Atlantic senior
doubles champion. 60. 6-l.
Col. Powell was the 1856 senior
Mid-Atlantic singles champion.
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Mississippi State
Wins, 1916, Over
Memphis Stute

STATE COLLEGE. Miss,
Sept. % tPD.-Fumbling Mis-
sissippl State managed to hold
onto a slippery football long
enough to march "A yards in
the third quarter and score a
narrow 1876 victory over Men,
phis State today.
Mississippi States Maroons
took a 30 lead in the second
quarter on an 1l-yard field
goal by Bobby Tribble. left
tackle.
Then the Maroons. after los
ing the ball Ave times on FUN
bles, marched A yards in the
third quarter to score their
only touchdown on a l-yard
smash by Quarterback Tom
Miller. Miller accounted for
three Of Mississippi States
fumblcs.
Mississippi States sixth FUN
BILE, made by Halfback Rubber
Trammell, set UP Memphis
States only touchdown. Guard
Ed Randolph recovered the
tumble on the Mississippi State
"a. Four plays later third
string Quarterback Fred Hearn
went IL yards for the Mem
phis State touchdown.
Memphis state o o o g. 4
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tain to give the Washington
secondary a busy afternoon.
Dick Young, traded by Balti-
more, and Jack McClairen, a
third-year man. will be at the
halves. with the veteran Fran
Rogel at fullback.
1t isn't a great backheld, but
Parker hopes 1t will make a
respectable showing.
Up front. Mike Sandusky of
Maryland will be at one guard,
with such veterans as Elbie
Nickel, Ray Mathews, Bill Nc
Chung and Frank Varrichione
helping open the holes.
But Pittsburgh is counting
on its defense as much, II not
more, TO carry the day. AL
though Parker operated in the
leagues Western Division at
Detroit, he is thoroughly ia
miliar with Coach Joe Kuha-
rich's tricks. But Buddy hasn't
seen the Redskins promising
rockies, Jim Podoley Of Central
Michigan. Don Bosseler Of Mi
ami and Ed Sutton OF North
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Dartmouth Beuts
New Hampshire

HANOVER. N. H., Sept. %
R.-Dartmouth put together q
speedy running attack and q
timely aerial barrage as the
Big Green crushed the Univer-
sity Of New Hampshire, 27-0,
today.
A crowd Of 1000 watched
New Hampshire make a foot
ball game out Of it for the first
half. But the Wildcats lacked
the depth to stay with Dart
mouths talented team. men,
toned as an Ivy League dark
horse.
The running Of Johnny
Crouthamel. sophomore half
back. and the pass receiving of
Dave Moss. senior end. proved
too much for New Hampshire's
defenses to fathom.
Stymied for % minutes Of the
first half by a stubborn New
Hampshire defense, Dartmouth
exploded for two quick touch
downs in a little over one
minute midway in the second
quarter.
b bsT Hs%P'hirs 9 q g 80
DARTMOUTH scoring: Touchdowna.. =
Burke ". plungel; crouthamel 2 q,
plungei I. plunge); Morton u, plunge)
Conversions: Palermo 3.
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PENALTIES HAMPER WILDCATS
Stanford Surprises
Northwestern, 26-6

PALO ALTO, Calf, Sept. %
up. = The Stanford Indians
combined a surprising running
attack with their traditional
sharp passing today and
whipped the enalty-plagued
Northwestern Wildcats, 26-6.
A national television audi
ence plus q slim crowd Of
10000 in Stanford Stadium
watched the Indians score
against their Big Ten opponent
in the first three minutes. A
l0-yard pass from Quarterback
Jack Douglas to Halfback Jeri
McMillin brought the touch
down. AL Harrington missed
the conversion.
Penalties Hurt Wildcats
That 60 lead held at half
time as Northwestern drew
eight penalties Of is yards
each. Twice the penalties
stopped potential scoring drives
at the Stanford 16 and 10
yard lines.
Although rain fell yesterday
and through part Of this morn
ing and there was a drizzle at
the opening kickoff. the field
remained dry. Skies cleared by
the end Of the first quarter.
Midway in the third period
the Indians rolled to their Sec
ond touchdown, a drive of Al
yards in nine plays. Two I'M
heralded runners. Roy Stephens
and Chuck Shea. carrying the
load. Shea powered over from
the 2 and Jack Taylor con-
verted.
Northwestern scored its only
touchdown on a fourth-period
forward pass-lateral covering
SO yards. Quarterback Chip
Holcomb hit End Fred William
son on a pass. Just as he was
being tackled. Williamson lat
eraled to Halfback viii Fowler
in the clear at the q and the
Big Ten sprint champion sped
the rest of the way.
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Michigan Turns Back
.Fired-Up Trojons, 16-6

LOS ANGELES, Sept. % tR),
Favored Michigan ran into
fired-up Southern California
today but gained momentum in
the second half and won its
first game Of the season. 1876.
Michigan's fast, hard-hitting
array Of backs. including Quar-
terback Jim Van Pelt and Half :
backs Jim Pace, Mike STATUS
Ky and Bradley Myers. packed
too much talent for the senior
less Trojans.
The Wolverines got off to a
90 lead in the second quarter
on a 5l-yard touchdown march
and a safety.
But Southern Cal, with a
sensational run by Halfback
Rex Johnston and a lateral to
Bill Howard. scored on a Al
yard play to leave Michigan
with q slim 9-6 lead at half
time.
Michigan got down to work
in the third quarter and sewed
up the game with a 65-yard
touchdown thrust.
The Johnston Howard touch
down play was the big thrill for
use. Johnston got loose from
several tacklers as he plowed,
stumbled and fought his way
to the four. There he ran into
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they we're in command with an
87-yard drive to their first
touchdown.
Much Of the distance was the
AZ yards gained by Hurst on a
double-hand-off. double-reverse
fooler that brought back memo
ries Of the old single-wing days.
That carried to the W6sM 20.
and 1t was routine from there,
with Dagampat going the last
four yards.
Daga mpat. incidentally.
wasn't with the starters this
afternoon. apparently being
rested after a minor injury the
week before. but he was sent
into the first group as soon as
the Middies got their scoring
chance. and 1t paid of.
Oldham's good placement
after that first touchdown pro-
vided Navy with the margin to
stay ahead when the Indians
counted in the second period.
Sidwell-who also starred
against Navy last year in q lost
cause-set up the score with q
beautiful 51-yard run after ap-
parently being trapped trying
to pass.
He was so far behind the
scrimmage line before he got
away from the Navy chasers
that he must have run rs yards
down the sidelines before Hurst
and Oldham pulled him down
on the Navy five. 1t took the
Indians all four Of their al
lotted plays to 60 the rest Of
the way. Edmunds piling
through right guard to score.
Len Rubal's placement was
wide and Navy stayed ahead
and increased the marign from
that point.
Four Navy players had their
hands on the ball in the ST.
yard play that resulted in Da-
gampat's second touchdown.
Quarterback Tom Forrestal
handed of to Oldham on q
routine run around right end,
and as Ned sped down the side
lines he lateralled to End
Wayne Mckee at the WAN 20.
Mckee didn't get far before
he, too. was trapped. but he
lateralled to Dagampat at the
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Ole Miss Trips
Kentucky, $50

LEXINGTON. KY, Sept. %
up. - Bobby Franklin. 1885,
pound sophomore mystery to
Kentucky defenders. arched a
touchdown pass on the run to-
night. starting Mississippi to a
comfortable 1870 Southeastern
Conference football victory.
The Second-string quarter
back spanked one Ole Miss
threat and then came back in
the third period to cap a 81
yard march with an 11-yard
scoring pass to End Larry
Grantham.
The powerful Rebels went
for another touchdown in the
final quarter moving SO yards
in five plays with Raymond
Brown, No. quarterback.
dashing is yards on a keeper
play for the tally.
Two more points followed as
a Kentucky punt was blocked
and rolled into the end zone for
an automatic safety.
Mississippi o q q a-1b
Kentucky D q o o. q
Mississippi SCORING. Touchdown
Orantham pass from FranklinD;
Brown rs rum Safety--Robertso
(Kentucky punt blocked BY Smith
COnverHions-Reed
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Redskins Choice Today
In OpenerWith SteeIers
By star stan Correspondent

PITTSBURGH. Sept. 20
At their physical best for an
opening game for the first time
in years. the Redskins are
slight favorites to trim the
Pittsburgh Steelers in their
1857 league debut here to-
morrow.
In one Of six games marking
the start Of the National Foot
ball League race, the Redskins
will oppose a Steeler eleven
undergoing a complete over
hauling under Coach Buddy
Parker and don't know exactly
what to expect. But it should
be exciting.
MOrrall at Quarterback
The kickoff is scheduled for
2:06 pm and the game will
be telecast in Washington over
WTOP-TV, Channel 8.
Parker, who came to Pitts
burgh after his dramatic
resignation as Detroit Lions
coach. is using some Of the
offense already installed by big
Walt Kiesling, along with some
OF his own patent medicine. 1t
will be Information, Of course,
but the Redskins can only
guess at any new wrinkles. Earl
Morrall, a long-ball passer OBJ
tanned from the San Francisco
Forty-Niners. is scheduled to
start at quarterback and is GER
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Missouri Tops
Arizona, 35-t3

COLUMBIA. Mo-. Sept. %
up. = Fullback Hank Kuhl-
mann romped for three first
half touchdowns. setting q
lively scoring pace as Missouri
trounced Arizona. 35-13. today.
A crowd Of 24.500 turned out
for Missouri's first home game
under the coaching Of Frank
Broyles.
Kuhlmann. 1S6-pound jun
Tor. opened the scoring on a l.
yard slash over right tackle
midway in the first quarter. He
scored two more touchdowns
in the second quarter. tying a
Missouri record for touchdowns
by one player in one game. His
4-yard plunge climaxed q IL
yard Tiger drive and he
counted again on q 30-yard
sprint.
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Minnesota Romps, 46-7
Before Record 63,512

MINNEAPOLIS, sept. ~ NJ
Minnesota sounded its chal-
lenge to the nations football
powers today by Systematically
f1attening Washington, 46-7,
before a record opening day
crowd Of 63,512 at Memorial
Stadium.
From the moment Bobby Cox
drilled a 10-yard touchdown
pass to Jon Jelacic in the first
quarter the sixth-ranked
Gophers rolled untroubled
through a fumbling Wash
ington team that didn't have
the weight or manpower to give
them an argument.
Cox and Dick Larson, who
guided the Gophers' second
platoon. opened up the Mime
sofa attack with a swift strik-
ing variety that Spiced the
Gophers' traditional straight
ahead punch with sweeping
uitch-outS and an efficient
passing game.
Jimmy (Jet) Jones. sleek
Washington back. produced the
most dramatic play of the
game. however. when he
grabbed the second half kickoff
on the 9 and sped 81 yards to
score.
Bob Blakley, a reckless, head
long running fullback. scored
twice for Minnesota on runs of
five and six yards. Dick Borstad.
second platoon fullback. bucked
over from three yards. Left
halfback Dave Lindbloom raced
is yards for another. End Ken
Schultz got one on a three yard
pass from Larson, and Jim
Reese, third string quarterback
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STATISTICS

Stanford snapped back with
two touchdown drives. The first
for 88 yards. ended as Jeri Nc
Millin went 20 yards and Rick
McMillen, a reserve halfback,
galloped the final 10.
Sub Quarterback Bob Nicolet
intercepted a pass at the North
western SO to open the way to
the final touchdown. His re-
placement, Sid CARRIER. went
over from 6 yards out. Armed
DeWeese converted.
A 47-yard runback Of a punt
by Fulback Lou Valli put STAN
ford in position for the first
time on the Northwestern Is
with the game only a couple of
minutes old, -Four plays later,
Stanford had a lead.
Then the penalties began
cutting down Northwestern's
chances. After Bob McKeiver,
Northwestern's 158-pound star,
intercepted a Douglas pass and
returned it IL yards to STAN
ford's IS, the Wildcats marched
to the Is. There l5-yard pen
atty pushed them back and the
Indians took over.
The second quarter saw
Northwestern draw six more
15-yard penalties. One Of them
Squashed another big chance as
the Wildcats moved from their
own 80 to the Stanford 10 fol-
lowing a pass interrogation By
Fowler.
Northwestern 30 9 Q 81
Stanford 0 13-2h
Northwestern scoring-Touchdoyn
Fowler (36. pass from Holcomb to Will
hanson. lateral to Fowler at 27l
Stanford scoring-Touchdow >
McMiilin 90 pass from DOUGLAS
shea e. plunge r. McMillen q,
rum. CARRIER %, runs. Conversion
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Carolina. and there's Just a
chance that they may have q
little more class than he ex-
poets.
LeBarOn TO Start
The Redskins will open with
Eddie LeBsron at quarterback.
But with the addition Of Rudy
Bukich from the Los Angeles
Rams. they have a long throw
ing passer who could make them
a genuine downf1eld threat for
the first time In years. Bukich.
however, may not be used II lie
Baron goes well.
Podoley and Right Tackle
Ray Lemek Of Notre Dame are
the only rockies slated to start
on offense.
Defensively, two newcomers,
Joe Walton. returning to the
city where he earned ALL
America honors at end last
year, and Bob Dee, Holy Cross
end. are listed as probable
starters.
The Redskins have a rugged
defense, too, featuring such old
war horses as Gene Brito, Vol
ney Peters. Chuck Drazenovich
and Ralph FELTON,. And they
have a promising rookie In
248-pound Don owens. who
came TO Washington from the
Steelers in a deal this season,
and who would like to prove
Parker made a mistake in let
ting him go.
On that basis It could. and
may be, a low-scoring game.
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WilIiom6 Mory Blasted
By Novys Power, 1916

IS. and the latter made It
safely across.
Nays regulars merely ground
their way for 81 yards to a
score the first time they got the
ball in the second half. They
took Is plays to do it, and
didn't let two Vineyard penal
ties stop them. Oldham busted
through right tackle and used
both power and speed for the
last Is yards.
A 47-yard run by Halfback
Ronnie Brence was the big nsrt
Of q 70-yard drive by second
stringers that was stopped at
the three later in the third
period. and q flrst-team drive
to the II early in the fourth
ended with q Dagampat tumble.
However. a pass interception
by Oldham that was returned
to the Is put them in position
again and Hurst went around
left end the last Is yards. Left
end also was the route he used
q few minutes later for the last
SO yards Of q 68-yard march.
William q Mary % 8 % O. 8
Navy " z l3-a3
Seoring-William and Mary: Touch
doWn-Edmunds q. plunge). Navy.
Observation-Disclosures 2 a, plunRe).
51-yard play lateral from Mckee
lateral from Oldham: Oldham (I0.
rum; hurst az, run: 80. run).
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Iowa WaIIops
Utah State as
SparkIes

IOWA CITY. Iowa. Sept. %
R.-Iowa smashed Utah State,
70-l4. today.
on to a slow start for a TO
first quarter lead, the defend
ing Big Ten and Rose Bowl
champions soon swung into full
stride against the overmatched
young men from the Rocky
Mountain country.
Iowa got a solid performance
from its returning veterans and
also came up with potential
new star in Geno Sessi, q
sophomore halfback from St.
Clairsville. Ohio.
The stocky youngster scored
touchdownS on the three times
he handled the ball. He raced
36 yards for a touchdown in
the second quarter on his first
collegiate run. In the third
period he went Is yards after
catching a pass and in the
fourth quarter rambled 80 yards
on a pass-run that was a mas
terpiece Of broken field maneu-
vering.
T Tssn State -------- 9 % % LII
AOT Ita6 STATE soaring ToueSaa2n mo
Ducharme f2, rum: Curtis GU, pass
interceptionl. Conversions--Curtis ?.
Iowa scoring Touchdowns--Happel
2 IA. run; rum: Gibbons "a. run
from Duncan; Nocera us, rum: HaR-
from Duncan; Horn ~, run). Safety
-tcenter pass over Utah State kick
er's head out end zonel Conyersions-
Prescott ., Karras 4. Drake. Treadway.
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Fort Myer Plays
Maxwell Today

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Sept.
% (SpeciaD. = Two military
posts that are fielding Their
first football teams in many
years, Maxwell Air Base and
Fort Myer, play here tomorrow.
Maxwell is in the game for
the first time since 1945, and
Myer has a team for the first
time since 1949. Myer lost its
opener to West Chester State
Teachers. 25-7. last week. q
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.Spdrtdns Romp
To $40 Win
Over Indiana

EAST LANSING. Mich. Sept.
% R.--Michigan State hurled
platoons Of fresh backs in re-
lays and overran Indiana for q
$40 victory here today and a
start in Big Ten COM
petition.
The Spartans, rated fourth
in the Nation before the rum
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Badgers Pile
sos Beutinq
On Marquette

MADISON. Wis. Sept. 20 up.
Wisconsin smothered an in
ept Marquette eleven. CO.'S. in
the Badgers first game Of the
season today before 47.267 at
Camp Randall Stadium.
It was hardly q contest as the
Badgers ran up q $50 lead in