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Navy. as Ned Oldham previ-
ously booted the. other four.
That closed Nays side OF
the scoring ledger. Penn got on
o 60-yard drive with Sopho-
more Quarterback Tom Twit-
myer setting the stage with
passes6 yards to Bill Kesack,
an outstanding player for Penn
today: IL yards to Charley
Mckinney, % yards TO KesacS
and IL yards to Bob McCul-
Tough. Mckinney scored from
one yard out and John Oakhill
added the point.
Following the KICKOFF Navy
had the bali on its own 80 with
~ seconds left. Tranchini
threw 10 Brandquist who re-
versed his field twice and went
al the way. while the crowd
spilled on the field. ripped
down the goal posts and Navy
Tackle Jim Valentine engaged
in q fight with two Penn
players. Nobody knew what
was going on. but the officials
solved everything by taking the
ball. leaving the field and call
Inc IL . game. OfhciaIly. fouls
against both teams nuIlified
the score.
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Wakefield Meet
Won by WI

Washington-Lee High School
won the second annual Wake
field invitational cross country
meet yesterday with 50 points.
Wakefield. winner last year.
was second with IS points, fol-
lowed by George Washington,
IS. and Hammond. 70.
John Garten of CIV was the
individual winner with q time
of 10:34.S.
Wakefield's A team won the
junior varsity section with IS
points. Washington-Lee was
second with ~ and Wakefield
B team third with 70.
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Bulls Defeats
FrosIl

Chris Stanat. who used to
play end at Wilson High School,
ran 90 yards with an intercept
ed pass for what proved to be
the winning points as Bulls
Prep defeated the Villanova
Freshmen. 1913. yesterday at
Bulls.
Stanat's run. a sprint down
the left sideline. and Kent
Sasher's second conversion
made the score l4-O before
Villanova scored q safety and a
touchdown in the last quarter.
Quarterback Gary Hebert Of
Bulls. back to punt from his
l7-yard line. saw the pass from
center sail over his head and
through the end zone for the
safety. Villanova then drove 40
yards to score after the ensuing
kick. Tim Cleary passing to Jim
Boyle for the last l6 yards.
SnlIis s:.5 sr ' 9 3 2 &is
vlllanova scorlng--Tcuchdo Boyle
ne. pass.fun from ClearyD. Safety:
Hebeft thigh pass from center Through
end lonel.
Bulls scoring - Touchdown: DEM
shar lbi, pass-run from HebefD; 6ta-
nat (oS. run with pass intereepttonD /.
Conversions: Sasher 2.
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EuIin Defeats
.uaniico, 11-6
In Last Period

oUANTIco. oct. 20 tspe-
claD The Egiin AFB Eagles.
who trailed 60 at the half. rail-
lied for touchdowns in the third
and fourth quarters today TO
defeat . stumbling Quantico
Marine team. 1876.
The Marines opened the.
scoring in the first quarter
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Arlington to Honor
10 Sports Figures

Eighteen Arlington sports
personalities win be honored
at the annual banquet Of the
Better Sports Club OF Arling-
ton at 7 pm. November IL in
the Terrace Room Of Arlington
Towers. Among those to be
honored Is Shelley Mann,
Olympic swimming champion.
More than q dozen sports
celebrities are expected. in
GLIDING Roy Sievers Of the
Senators, Robin Roberts OF the
Phillies and Jim Podoley and
Chuck Drazenovich Of the
Redskins.
Jim Crowley. one of the
Notre Dame -Four Horsemen
and now chairman OF the
Pennsylvania Boxing Commits
sion. viii speak. Tommy Rich.
ardson. president Of the East
ern League. win be postmaster.
Tickets are on sale ct Nc
Quinn's sporting goods store.
and Bancroft Cleaners.
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Johnson High
Wins by 1870
Over Rockville

Larry Burd. q transfer from
Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School. started his iirst game ct
quarterback for Walter john
son High yesterday and threw
the Spartans' first two touch
down passes Of the season in
en- 1870 victory over Richard
Montgomery at the johnson
field.
Richard Montgomery which
reached the johnson 30-yard
line In the last quarter on its
deepest penetration. took its
fourth defeat In i've games.
Walter johnson won its sixth
straight game and remained
unbeaten since opening last
falL with . ii-0-2 record over
the two seasons.
niehafd MpntgnmsFg - Q 0 Q o. o
walter johnson seosine: Touch.
doNns--1rey (S5. funi. Nelson t3e.
paas-run from BnfdD; I.ahcgltz Is,
pass from Bufdl.
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SPOTS Leeds Way
In DeAuthu Win
Over SuitIund, 1916

Quarterback Benjie SPOTS
returned 70 the DeMatha line
up after . recent attack Of flu
and pitched o touchdown pass
and plunged for another yes
terday to help the Stays to q
1876 victory over Suitland at
Northwestern High School.
DeMatha put together scor-
ing drives Of SIS. 70 and so
yards in the first three quarters
for It's third victory in five
games. Suitland. losing Its
sixth straight. got on the score
board after a DeMatha tumble
period.
EsI.Isns --------- z Z 4 2-is
DeMatha scoring: Touchdowns-
Kane 60. runli costelli lab, paas-run
from spottsli spotts u, plunseI. Con-
suitland scoring: Touchdown--Pol-
lick Is. rum.
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Miller Scores Four Times
AS George Mason Romps

Lambert Miller, junior full
back Of George Mason High
School. scored all Of hts teams
touchdowns. three Of them on
runs Of 80. IS and II yards
as the Mustangs defeated
Osbourn. 24-l4. yesterday at
George Mason in Falls Church.
The victory. the first for
George Mason over Osbourn in
the five years the teams have
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Penalties Hurt
wan in Loss 10
Mountdineers

MORGANTowN. w. va.
Oct. Is (iP.-west Virginia. led
BY Quarterback Dick Longfel-
low, battered William a. Mary,
100, in q penalty ridden
Southern Conference game to-
day.
It marked the oath consecu-
tive conference victory for the
Mountaineers as they closed
out their league campaign. It
also was the fifth straight year
the West Virginians had
marched through league COM
petition without a loss.
An estimated 10000 watched
the Mountaineers overcome a
ragged first half to strike for
two touchdowns in the third
period to add to TO first
quarter Lead.
It was Longfellow. q junior.
who led the Mountaineers TO
their first two touchdowns.
Guard Chuck Howley recov-
cred q William and Mary FUN
BILE on the Indians IS TO set UP
the initial thrust climaxed by
Longfellow's sneak from Ia
yards out.
The Mountaineers drove S.
yards In 10 plays for the Sec
ond score with Fullback Larry
Kfutko going over from the
one.
Minutes later Quarterback
Mickey Trimarki plunged one
yard for another Mountaineer
score. This ended a 59-yard
drive.
william and Mary was pc
nalized l28-yards. Two penal
ties helped set UP Mountaineers
touchdowns. One. a pass in
reference. gave West Virginia
the ball on the Indian 3. An
oif-side penalty on the next
play moved 1t TO the /. and
L0ngfellow scored from there
for the first touchdown.
The Indians we're penalized
70 their own / for unnecessary
roughness to provide the final
Mountaineer touchdown.
WIllIam snd Mary = 9 g q o.,
West virginia scorins -Touchdowns,
E0hefeliow u. piungeD: Krutko II
piunee): Trimarki q. pluneel Con.
tsrsions--How'f.
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first quarter. ard John Living
fston kicked the extra point for
q rs lead for Anacostia.
Dover reRained the lead with
single scores IN the second and
third periods. but Anacostia
retaliated again. On the first
play Of the last quarter. Half
back Vernon Henderson turned
left end for 9 yards and q
touchdown. after 9 46-yard
pass from Phil Greto to Liv-
ingston set it UP.
Soon afterward. the Dover
punter was caught on his own
o-yard line on fourth down.
Four plays later Grimm plunged
over from the 2 and caught .
pass from Livingston for the
extra point and q 20-1S lead.
Anacostia then kicked on out
|of bounds twice. giving Dover
the bah at midfieid. Quarter
back Bob Faulkner sneaked
over for the winning touch
down about o minute later to
hand Anacostia its second de-
feat against three victories and
q tie.
Dover AFB --- 8 9 9 6-e4
Anaeostia MRS - 3 0 $50
Dover scoring: Tpuchdowns--Lans-
ford 10. rum. johnson t3l, rum:
Grifhth t35. pass-run from DanleyD:
Faulkner n. pinngel.
Anacostia seoring. Touchdowns--
as srssn Il. r RaD.s conv.r nSaas
Ltvingston tplaeement): Grimm, tpass
from LiVlnRatonl.
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q e 3 sat
Georgetown Defects
Mounts in Soccer

Georgetown University won
its first soccer game IN three
starts this season with q 3-1
victory over Mount st. Mary's
yesterday ct GU.
Eddie Troal kicked two goals
for the Hoyas and Jerry Volo-
chovic the other. Tom Can't
well kicked the Mounts goal.
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Ahucostiu Receiving Stution
Beaten by Dover Airmen

Anacostia Naval Receiving
Station came from behind twice
to take the lead. but yielded
Q touchdown with Q minute and
q half remaining as 1t lost Q
1870 thriller to Dover Air
Force Base yesterday at Ana
costa.
Capitalizing on the breaks.
FuIlbaek Andy Grimm punched
8 yards to score on the first
play after John Screeton re-
covered a Doyer tumble in the
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Boiling Defeats
Sill, 18-14, On
|Neif's Passes

Quarterback Pete Nefts pass
ing and halfback Doyle Nix re-
ceiving proved the undoing Of
q stubborn Fort sin team yes
terday as the Boiling Air Force
Generals marched 70 their
sixth straight triumph of the
season. 2s-i4. ct Arnold Field.
Once In the first period and
twice in the second. Neft. who
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Mclean Routs
Mount Vernon

Quarterback Davis Allen and
End Loren Drummer hooked up
on three touchdown passes
yesterday as Mclean High
School returned to the win
column with a $50 victory over
Mount Vernon at Mclean.
The scoring passes covered
20 yards In the first quarter.
IS in the second and 9 In the
fourth. all into the end zone.
Allen also turned right end for
5 yards and a touchdown and
rushed the extra point in the
third quarter after Fullback
Charles Lawson set up the score
with a 30-yard dash.
The visiting Majors never got
close TO the Mclean goal as
they dropped their sixth game
IN q row. Mclean, upset by An
Mandate two weeks ago. now has
won four games and tied one
besides that loss.
M MSTas Vernon n.- 800 3 3 3 iG-aSS
Mclean scoring: ouchdowns--Brun-
ner . $40, pass from Allen; 20. pass
from Allen 3. pass from AIlenl; Allen
ALLEN trushl; Staples rush; Keyes
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Wakefield High Stops
Episcopal Streok, 1877

and. after punching out 4 FIRST
down on the ground, Quarter
back CASTOR Caperton threw q
20-yard pass 70 John White,
who grabbed II on the Wake
field 40 and fomped the rest Of
the way unmolested for the
touchdown. Tom Dover kicked
the extra point.
Wakeilelds line, with bob
Barnes. Harry Hagerty, jimmy
Payne and Jay W0Olard put
ting constant pressure on the
Maroons. made the breaks that
paved the way for two more
touchdOwns.
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By non HANSON

Montgomery Blair High
School. scoring touchdowns the
first two times It had the bah,
unleashed les most explosive
attack Of the season In crush-
Ing Wheaton. SLIT. yesterday
ct Blair.
The victory gave the un-
beaten and united Blazers. The
Stars third-ranked scholastic
football team. q 60 season
record and 40 In the Maryland
BIZ County League.
Wheaton lost its second
league game as against three
victories. The knights are ID
for the season.
Some fans In the crowd Of
about 1000 were still coming
in when the Blazers stunned
Wheaton with two lightning
plays tnat payeo ON.
Pass Play Clicks
Wheaton fumbled on the Sec
ond play Of the game and Barry
Goss Of Blair recovered and
ran to the knights 26. Two
penalties put Blair back to the
50 from where Tommy Brown
tipped q pass 10 Charley Pryor.
who caught 1t ON the 5 and ran
over for the touchdown.
On the first play from scrin-
mage. following q punt BY
Wheaton. the Blazers struck
again, this time even more EN-
phatically IS FulIback Dave
Blanche broke on right tackle
and streaked down the side
lines S. yards for q touchdown.
From that point on Wheaton
was out Of It. although the
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Unbeoten Blair Romps
Over Wheaton, ST.

knights totaled nine first
downs to Blair's four. But the
way Blair was scoring. first
downs weren't necessary.
blair added 10 points ia the
second quarter and Is in the
third period. It's reserves In the
final quarter tailed on for only
one touchdown.
Blanche. Goss Score Twice
Blanche scored twice more,
both on runs Of nine yards, and
Co.'s twice, on runs Of % yards
and 90 yards. the latter on q
pass interceptiOn.
Wheaton crossed midsieId
only three times up until the
third quarter when 1t punched
over its lone touchdown. Full.
back Bill Britt set it up with
Q burst up the middle on q
draw play for So yards. then
four plays later went over from
4 yards out.
Fumbles proved costly for
the Knights. They miscued
three times, with Goss recov-
ering one and tackle Gary
Thompson the other two, and
all three were converted into
t0uchdowns by the Blazers.
wh.ss'on ------- q & I -
Wheaton scoring: Touehdown-Britt
q. runl. Conrersinn--Reed truahl.
Blair scoring: Touchd0wns---Blaneh
t59. run; 3. run 3. run): 0oas.
l33. run. 90. runl: Brown f22. rui1l:
Pryor f3e, pass run from Brown.
Thomas q. plungel. ccnversiDns--PFy.
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ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct. rs
R.--Nayy's Plebes scored three
goals In the first quarter and
went on TO q SD soccer over
Penn State freshman here
today. : "A
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.Ranlb|ers EDGE
Presidents, IS,
$500

The Philadelphia RambIers
spoiled the hockey inaugural OF
the washington Presidents last
might it Uline Arena with q
lrousing 6-B victory over the re-
Ivitalised and renamed Lions.
II was heartbreaker for the
$500 fans who watched the
Eastern Hockey League opener
las washington ovcrcame q
three-g0aI deficit in the Anal
period TO knot the count at SIS.
then set the stage for the win
ming goal BY Bin Kurtx. RAM
bier wingman.
Kurtx picked up . loose puck
after Nick pidsodny, Washing
ton eoaIie, earlier had come out
lot the net to make q great
save. Kurtz then scored with
ease.
washington and Philadel-
|phia picked up where they left
lon last season as the game
soon turned into q Wild one.
Seventeen penalties. including
eight s-minute major penalties,
were called BY Referee Bud
Foley.
washington took q 81 lead,
three quarters Of the way
through the opening stanza
when Angelo Defellce and
Captain Marcel Clements pulled
on an unusual feat BY scoring
while their own team was short
q man.
But George Myienchuk and
Oil MacNeil both tailed in
succession 70 give Philadelphia
Q 81 edge at the end Of the
stanza.
Ross McClenaghan and NY
lenchuk shot the Ramblers into
. ga lead midway IN the Sec
ond period.
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STATISTICS

played his collegiate football at
Pitt. hurled spectacular touch
down passes to Nix, ex-South-
|ern Methodist star.
Boiling was In command most
LOT the way but the Cannoneers
from Oklahoma were stubborn.
They kept fighting back.
|sparked BY an ex-Minnes0ta
quarterback. Geno CappolIetti,
who threw q 22-yard touchdown
pass TO halfback Don Fowler in
the FIRST period and scored q
touchdown himself in the final
quarter on q keeper play from
the 0ne-yard line.
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Then Bernie BernaQuez, ons
Of iive FOLLOWERS from the
Lioons Of last year. began the
Presidents uphill fight when
he scored against Washington,
nemesis Of years past. Ivan
Walmsley. Philadelphia goalie,
to make It SIS.
Clements registered his Sec
ond goal Of the night at i:46
Of the final period when he
scored from Q scramble in front
Of the net. Ed Moe" Bartoii
climaxed the thrilling wash
ington rally at I5:46 but wash
ington ran out Of gas.
It was Q costly game for the
Presidents for they lost de-
fenseman Moose Lallo and
Center Walter Para for about
o week. Lallo got Q finger
in the eye during one Of the
fights and Para twisted his
left knee.
Pos. Fhilsaslphia sel. Waahinessn ~.
%, $500 WAimsiey $500 Pidsodny
RD. Harris ------- 9an1efson
Id. Moore ---- DrkiAeteh
c. Black ------- Uefiiee
nW. Johnson -----~- KuzEnn
LW. HukaEina Kuilmen
philadelphiA opnree--TarnhuNs Mac
Mel, CASEY, AIksne. MccisnaghAn.
Aryienehuk. KnFt9
WaSkinstcn- Fiamau. Para. Hartoli.
clsmenls Lsclsrc. bernaaueEs. Hay
oiiclais- Referee, Folss: IAnesman.
and Miller,
First period ecoring L. Fhiladei-
bsinics iLaIio9 1923: ! Washinston.
Clements tLeclegcl 1889. 4 Phfladei-
phia, Mylenehuk (Hfeclenaehan, Turn.
pm ! 2 M. ls ;l:,l ; rhiidslphia. haeNsii
sseosa psrlos seeEsns: 2 Fhlldsl..
rhildelphla, MFienehnk tunassistedl
lciemsnts. feciercD 1855.
Third pierod-eeoTing. q Washine-
ton. Clements lunassistedl 1:46. 10
washinstcn; Rartcll tgnassistsdl
MacNeill 1850.
phtladelphls -------- 2 I -
save" ssa:H Wi ~: Pisodny 20.
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Navy Beots Penn, 35-7,.
AsForrestoI Leeds Way
Briefly. here Is how Navy cot
Is flrst four touchdoWns:

Briefly. here Is how Navy cot
Its flrst four touchdowns:
/. Went 81 yards after Well
born returned the opening
KICKOFF 46 yards. Forrestal's
passing. Q yards TO Jokanovich.
and IL to Hurst for the score.
the big gamers.
2. Went 20 yards in three
plays Oldham making s. Q
Forrsstal pass incomplete and
then the 44-yard screen to
Wellborn.
8. Hurst returned . punt
from the Penn Is 70 the II and
on the next play Forrestal
threw to Hurst for the score.
I. Went 81 yards IN 5 plays.
with the hlgsplay, Forrestal to
Hurst, So yards. the only one
that mattered.
For the record Navy got 10
within the Penn 20 on four
other occasions without scoring.
Navy -s---------- u Z I 1-ss
- .-a. - - wa.m.e
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STATISTICS
KoLTN oUAN

driving So yards. Fullhack Doug
Cameron got the touchdown for
Quantico. going over from the
four. The extra-po attempt
BY Dick Lucas was blocked.
After the seccnd-haif kick
on Eglin drove 10 yards for the
tying score. Quarterback Hous-
ton Patton. ex-Mississippl pass
ing star. completed five passes
for 50 yards in the drive. Ted
Dunn carried over from the
four. but Jack Croy's kick was
wide.
The winning touchdown came
in the final period after tackle
John Dittrich recovered . Ma
rine tumble on the Quantico
80. Patton passed Is yards TO
Jim Parker for the touchdown.
The extra point attempt by
Croy was blocked.
Eglin now has a "a record
and Quantico has won 3 and
q
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Wakefield High School took
advantage OF numerous Epis-
copal mistakes TO bump the
Mafoons from the unbeaten
ranks with an 1877 victory 1t
Wakefield yesterday before
1900 chilled fans.
The Warrior line, considered
doubtful BY Coach Tank John-
son at the beginning Of the sea-
son, put constant pressure on
the Episcopal backs, causing
them to miss signals and make
fumbles that were easy prey for
the Wakefield linemen.
The victory gave the Warri-
ors 8 81 record for the season.
Their only loss came At the
hands of the powerful Bethes-
da- Chevy Chase Barons. the
class Of the area. Episcopal Is
now 3.l-1.
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met. was the fifth against no
losses in Group II. District Q.
league play. The Mustangs are
81 for the season. osbourn Is
81 in the league and 3-s over
all.
Miller. who had missed prac-
tice all week because Of the fiu.
scored his other touchdown on
q 2-yard plunge. He totaled ap-
proximately $50 yards for the
day.
s osOOITrn ..,, -------S g g LII
osbourn scoring: Touchdowns-Ear-
hart GO. rum; Sanders GO, uass-run
from Earhartl. Convefstons-Elliott
George Masen scorins: Touehdowns
Miller, al. run: IS, run; 3. plunge:
0os rum.
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Wakefield took the opening
kickoff and marched 66 yards
in ~ plays for a touchdown.
Quarterback Pete Lynn threw
two passes that accounted for
IS yards. The fifst was q a.
yard strike 10 Jim johnson and
the second ! 14-yard heave TO
Scott Daniel that carried to the
Episcopal 3.
johnson made two cracks at
the Episcopal line and went
over from the l on the second
for the score.
Episcopal took the kickoff
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The Generals were without
the services of their top quar-
|terbacks, Ralph Guglielmi and
John Roach, and Fullback Joe
Heap also was on the side
lines with injuries.
Eddie West. the Alexandria
product, spelled Neft at times
and directed the Generals to
ID third-quarter touchdown. He
tossed . 23-yarder to End Ed
Weaver for BolIing's final score.
The flrst Of Nets three
dazzling touchdown passes to
Nix was . 25-yarder. Then
came another for 81 yards and
finally q 36-yard toss.
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Jimmy Simpson recovered d
tumble BY Saunders Midyette
on the Wakefield 40 and on the
next play Ron whitaker ripped
through the line. sped to the
sidelines and went all the way
for the touchdown.
Midyette made another costly
b0bble In the finai period that
was scO0ped up BY End Joel
Heiser On the Maroon ~.
Lynn guided the Warriors 10
the II and then threw q touch
down pass to Daniel that was
taken out Of the hands Of two
defenders,
w ssisssDsi ------ = 3 g sis
Episcopal sccffhg - Touchdowns
white 900. pass from Cnpefton1. Con-
version Dover.
Wakefield scoring - Touchdowns:
JOHNSON u. pluneel: WHITAKER go,
Funl; Daniel III. pass from Lynn.
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Rated Is q three touchdown
|fayorite, Boiling had its trou-
bles staving OF Sill's counter
|thrusts. Cappolletti kept the
Cannoneers In the ball game in
the first period with his touch
down pass TO Fowler, and the
score was tied after CappoIetti
made the conversion. Fowler,
incidentally. was carried from
the field later In the game when
he suffered several broken ribs
in an attempt to knock down .
pass.
The second sin touchdown
was set up by two Cappolletti
passes, good for 80 yards. and
o 5-yard run by Hays which
put sill on the /. CappoIletti
took il over and added his
second conversion.
PolIlns ,,s---------- 4 ( -
Fott 1a1 --------- AA
BolIlng scorins: Touehdowns--Nix
s Dss fdm W.T. ss:' zen ssl pss si iro
west cunserslons-sehaner ta1.
Fowler g92-yard pass from cappoI-
lsttil: Cappollettl LIZARD run). Con-
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NAVY ecoflnG--To uehd1Wna H1F9t
3 tte. pasn-fun from FoFre9tai: IL.
pass from PoErestai: So pass-run from
iron Porfestai1: xsmhrxnski 81.
plunEsl. Conversions. Oldham 4.
Brandauiss.
Penn seorins--Tonehdown MeKln.
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