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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-24

Valuation Of new construc-
ton started in Montgomery
County during the first six
months of this year, particu-
larry on apartments and COM
mercial buildings. was m u C h
more than it was in the same
period Of the last two years, q
survey shows.
The County's Department of
Inspection and Licenses issued
$3.50 permits between January
and June 30, for a record
total valuation of $74,367, 904.
This compared with 3,618 per-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-24

were issued for 453 units. The
total value then was $2,277, 900.
Valuation of new CONNER
cial buildings throughout t h e
county this year so far was al
most double the figure of the
same time in 1862.
There were At permits for
commercial work valued at
$15,806,016, compared to 40 in
1862, valued at $7,627,00 In
the first six months of 1861
AT permits were issued for
commercial buildings, valued
at $4,636,225.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-24

Single-family dwelling per-
mits, on the other hand, were
down slightly this year. There
were 1,402 permits for work
valued at $24,233.245, compared
to 1880, valued at $26,526,l11,
in the same period Of 1862.
On a full-year basis in 1862,
the county issued a total of
6,849 permits, with the valua-
ton listed at 1922, 454,809. For
all of the previous year, there
were 1000 permits issued, val
ued at 97,388,948.
The 1862 totals included Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
BruziI, Monsoon
Meet in Coliseum

Bobo Brazil meets Gorilla
Monsoon in tomorrow nights
feature bout Of the monthly
all-star wrestling show promot-
ed by Vince Mcmahon at the
Washington Coliseum.
Two-Ton Tony Galento, for
mer heavyweight boxing title
contender who scored a one
punch knockout over Pedro Ro-
driquez while refereeing at Cap
itol Arena last Tuesday, will
official at the feature bout.
Brute B ernard and Skull
Murphy team up to meet Dory
Dixon and Johnny Valentine in
the tag-team headiner on the
card.
In other bouts, The Shadow
meets Miguel Perez. Prince Nero
takes on Chris Jelevarou, Pedro
Rodriguez faces Pete Sanchez
and Carlos Milano encounters
Gordo Chihuahua.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
Princeton Rolls, 34-l3,
As Iocovozzi Scores 3

PRINCETON. N. j., Nov. 2
AP).-Princeton held its rank
among the Nations tiny group
Of unbeaten and united major
teams with a 34-13 victory over
Brown today as Cosmo Iacava-
zzi scored three touchdowns.
Iacavazzi. a driving. leapihg
fullhack from Scranton, Pa,
smashed home for three scores
from the /, and Hugh MacNIil-
Ian hit Jim Hackett with a six
yard pass for another I'd. In
the final Al seconds. Don
Mckay threw a 28-yard scoring
pass to Jim Rockenbach.
Browns offense sputtered In
the first half after Bob Hall. its
fine sophomore quarterback
was carried off the field with a
broken right leg. Jim Dunds
picked them up with some fine
passing in the second half.
Dunda hit End John Parry
twice with seven-yard touch
down passes before Princeton
finally sailed away its, sixth
straight victory. Dunda COM
pleted Is of % for 1875 yards.
Iacavazzi, who went into the
game with 48 points and a tie
for the national scoring lead
also contributed by blocking
Don Carcieri's placement try
after the second Brown score
He gained liz yards in Is car
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
VIM LOSE OR DRAW

m THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL
League, where the emphasis and interest
have been concentrated on the Eastern
Division, there's switch today. At the
halfway mark there are only two Western
teams left with winning records and one
Of these co-leaders. Green Bay, is hurting.
The Packers are at home to the tough,
field-goal kicking Pittsburgh steelers and
Bart Starr suddenly a bigger figure in
disuse than as the performing quarterback,
remains sidelined. The two-time world
champs got by last week with the rusty
John Roach at the helm, but the Steelers
generally are rated a cut above the Balti-
more Colts
If the Packers and Chicago Bears, both
with 81 records, are the Vests only
winners. no such strange situation prevails
in the East The Steelers have won four
and tied one in seven games to date, yet
three other teams are ahead Of them.
Thus, for what it's worth, they have in
centive For them, not the Packers, it's win
or else.
THE NEAREST PRO GAME to home,
aside from the Redskins Dallas on Channel
8, Is at Baltimore, which the Bears invade.
1t may be that the Colts are all but elimi-
mated but today they can take the Bears
down q notch, If that's any satisfaction.
There had better be some concern by the
Colts. The bluffs in Baltimore haven't been
asked to put up with many losers in recent
years and there are rumors that Don
Shula, the new coach, is walking tight
rope.
They are a hard team to figure, the
Colts. They come close to winning big, but
that's all. Three Of their four losses have
been administered by the Packers and
Bears, and Baltimore could have won all Of
them. Twice the Colts had the Packers
groggy and in their last game with the
Bears they held so lead until the final
period, then blew 1t by 1913.
Meanwhile, back to the other division,
It comes up the game Of the East in st.
Louis. On paper, the meeting between the
New York Giants and st. Louis Cardinals
packs more potential thrills than any
booking, and not only because they are in
a second place tie (5-2), fighting for their
lives.
THERE is A HEAD-To-MATCH pitting
the Old Man Nose Of pro ball against the
upstart, Charley johnson. The former Is
Y. A. Title (who else?), who at 81 may
be throwing better than ever in his l4th
or 18th season. VAT still is leading the
NIL passers in completion percentage and
is. fresh off that incredible 1915 romp over
the Cleveland Browns.
Johnson, IS years Titles junior, Is
the most refreshing passer in long time,
the big cog of very devastating offense.
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ally to those who picked Tom
Landry's team to be q serious
contender for Eastern Division
honors. They came close to
winning three games-against
the Redskins, Eagles and Steel
ers-but bagged only one in
the first half Of the season, a
TIA decision over Detroit.
Scouts who watched their game
with Pittsburgh last week still
can't figure out how the Cow
boys lost. If they do as well
tomorrow they should beat the
Redskins.
The Cowboys revamped their
lineup for this one. Jim Ray
Smith, all-pro guard, moved to
right tackle and Joe Bob Is
bell took Smiths old spot. Jim
Stiger replaced Amos Marsh at
fullback. Landry explained that
he expects Smith to provide
better pass blocking and that
he feels Stiger has earned a
shot in the backfield. Stiger
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Boerhineer Wins
Argentine Prix,
Swede Girls Third

! ARRECIFES, Argentin a
Nov. 2 (AP).-The veteran Eu.
gen Bohringer Of Germany wor
lArgentinas Internationa
Tourism Grand Prix race, des.
cribed as the worlds toughest
to day and Sweden's sexy
blondes finished third after 6
near catastrophe.
Envy Rosquist and Ursula
Wirth, the shapely Scandinavia.
ans who won the event q yeal
ago, crashed into a railroac
crossing bar near the small
town Of Barrancas.
The bar shattered the wind
shield of the car and caused
cuts on the face of Miss Ros-
quist. The SwedeS patched UP
the damage apd bravely con-
tinued the race.
Bohringer covered the six
legs of the gruelling l1-day
race-a total of 2,732.7 miles
I in SO hours, % minutes and
second. Driving a Mercedes.
Benz, he averaged 80.S99 miles
per hour.
Dieter Glemssr of Germany
also driving a Mercedes, placed
second on the final leg with
Bohringer third and the swed-
ish girls fourth. In the overall
standings. with a time Of
33:3l:14, and Misses Rosquist
and With third with 34:04.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
Marines Beat Benninq
With Tough Defense
By JIM CAWOOD
Star Special Writer

The Quantico Marines, on
defense most Of the game, took
advantage of an eight-yard
punt to score the games only
touchdown and defeat Fort
Benning, 7-3, before bout
10000 spectators at Quantico
yesterday.
The victory virtually assured
the unbeaten Marines 600 a
place in the Missile Bowl
against the San Diego Marines
on December 7 at Orlando, Fla.
A formal announcement is ex-
pected tomorrow.
The big play came midway
in the third quarter, when
Benning Quarterback Marvin
Tibbetts, punting from his own
80, sliced the ball off the side
of his foot. Guard Jack Everett
grabbed the ball on the 40 and
returned it to the 80.
1t took the Marines seven
plays to score, with an assist
from a personal foul against
Benning. On third down Quar-
terback Tom Singleton faxed
to his fullback and went I'M
touched three yards around left
end for the touchdown.
Benning had a chance to win
the game when Halfback Bill
Williamson returned a Guam
tico punt so yards to the Ma
ries' %. but with a fourth
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WI Passes
Beet WEN

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. Nov.
/ 2. (AP)-Coach John McKenna
had promised VMI would pass,
and throw the Keydets dbl
times-en route to a 26-6 VIC
tory today over william a.
Mary that kept alive their faint
hopes Of successfully defending
their Southern Conference foot
ball championship. =
The first two Keydet touch
downs came on passes and the
third was set up by an aerial.
Only in a final 75-yard march
capped by No. 2 Fullback
Granny Amos second short
plunge did the Keydets stay
entirely on the ground. G.
william & Mary, which went
down to its fourth successive
defeat. drew first blood on a
68-yard march in the first Pc
Rod. with Quarterback Dem,
mis- Raglan sparkling the at
tack with his running and
pitchouts.
Then the Keydets, winning
for the first time since on
opening-g game victory over
George Washington. took conn
mand on the passing Of Quar-
terbacks Butch Nunnally and
Mark Mulrooney, who together
hit Is times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON
star STAT Writer

DALLAS, Nov. 1.-THE skid
ding Redskins hope to launch
. comeback campaign against
the Cowboys here tomorrow.
But the equally futile Dallas
handles are 61a-point favorites
to hand them their fifth
straight defeat, which would
drop the Washington club into
q lAst-place tie with their hosts.
The kickoff is scheduled for
2:35 pm. Washington time and
the game will be telecast over
wTOP-9.
Defensive Halfback Claude
Crabb's sore shoulder is the
Redskins only major physical
worry. However, he'll wear a
special protective pad, if neces-
sary. and will be available.
Came Close Three Times
The Cowboys 1-6 record Is
even more Of q disappointment
than the Redskins Us, especi-
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BrinkIey Romps
In Florida State
Rout of Furmun

TALLAHASSEE. Fla. Nov. 2
CAP -Fullback Larry Brink
ley scored three touchdowns to
lead Florida State University's
football team to an easy, 1915,
victory over Furman today.
Masters of the game from
opening whistle, the Seminoles
Unexpectedly showed a power
full running attack to score
virtually at will.
Furman's only touchdown
came on a do-or-die, 60-yard
pass from Quarterback Danny
Donovan to Halfback Sammy
Pickens cary in the final
period.
Florida State scored three
touchdowns in the final quar-
ter, two in the third and one
in each Of the first two.
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Yale Surprises
Dartmouth, 1916

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 2
(AP). = Fighting Yale moved
for a score the first time it
got the football and went on
to upset stubborn Dartmouth,
the preseason Ivy League title
favorite, 1915, today on a slip
perry field.
A crowd Of S5,s26. largest at
Yale Bowl this season, saw the
Ellis take charge from the start
and send the Indians to their
second straight. defeat after
having won is in a row. Yale
surprised with its first play. a
29-yard screen pass. 1t high
lighted a 53-yard drive for the
Blues only touchdown. Dart
mouth never seemed to recover
after that.
Randy Egloff's eight-yard
smash through the middle for
the touchdown and Chuck
Mercein's conversion gave Yale
a TO lead at 6:27 Of the open
ing quarter. Mercein's 20-yard
field goal about midway in the
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Cowboys Picked to Thwart
Redskins Comeback Effort

hasn't carried the ball this
year and has caught only one
pass for AZ yards.
Defensively. Bob Lilly, a Pro
Bowl tackle last season, moves
from left to right tackle and
Larry Stephens gets his former
position. These changes follow
losses to New York and Pitts
burgh, in which the Cowboys
had halftime leads and lost
them. Passes did it and Landry
expects to see a much stronger
rush against the opposing pass
er from now on.
Meredith to Start
The Cowboys long since have
abandoned their shuttle quar-
terback system and Don Mere
dith will start the game. He hit
on Is of 20 passes against the
Steelers last week - three for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 200
yards. It was his best day as
q pro.
In the last two weeks Mere
dith and Eddie LeBaron have
passed for SAT yards and five
touchdowns, a sharp advance
over their early-season per-
Torrance. With Don Perkins
hobbled by injuries most of the
year and Marsh not up to par
the Cowboys passing may hold
the key to their hopes tonnor-
row. When Perkins is right
he's touch, but he has been
slowed by knee and shoulder in
juries.
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Penn Defense
Ends Harvard
String, II
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2
CAP).-Penn stunned q FUN
bling Harvard team with q
third-p eriod touchdown that
stood up for q 10 Ivy League
victory today, ending the Grim
sons string Of nine games
without a defeat.
Harvard tied twice and a
winner of three games this sea-
son. fumbled five times. losing
the ball on three of the bob
bles. and had two passes inter-
cepted.
Penn. In evening its record at
SO. demonstrated little often
sive power, but the alert
Quakers came up with a hard
hitting defense.
Penn got its big break on the
second-half kickoff when Har-
Yards wilt Grant fumbled and
John Hanumn of Penn
po unc e d on the ball at the
Harvard %. With Tailback
Bruce Malloy carrying on five
Of eight running plays. Penn
moved to q touchdown. Malloy
scored on q vineyard dive over
the middle. Sig Molnar booted
the extra point.
Harvard. q two-touchdown
favorite. got two points late in
the final period when Penn
elected to take an intentional
safety in order to gain a free
kick from its 20 against a 90
mile-an hour wind. Brad Ste
phens dumped Malloy in the
end zone for the two points,
John Dockery returned the free
kick IS yards and a series Of
passes by Quarterback Bill HUI
menuk carried to the Penn Is,
where with a fourth-and-six a
Humenuk was incomplete and
Penn took over.
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STATISTICS

down on the "a, Halfback De-
Wayne Jeter funbled a pitch
out for a five-yard loss on the
first play of the fourth quarter.
Fort Benning, which lost its
second game in three starts
after winning 81 In q row over
three seasons. had an apparent
touchdown called back in the
second quarter, when Tibbett's
vineyard plunge over the goal
was nullified by an illegal-pro-
cedure penalty. Benning had
three more chances from the
six, but Fullback Ron McQuil-
len, who carried 20 times for
Ill yards, was stopped on
fourth down on the two.
Benning scored early in the
third period. following a ~
yard kickoff return by Halfback
Bob Towns to the Quantico ID
The big Marine line, led by
Linebacker Jay Huffman, held
on the five, and Jeter kicked q
field goal from the Is.
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Cornell Nips
Lions, 1917

ITHACA, N. Y, Nov. 2 (AP) /.
Gary Wood scored q touch
down from the vineyard line
with IA seconds remaining and
Halfback Bob Baker ran over
for the two-point conversion
that gave Cornell a stunning
1917 victory over Columbia in
an Ivy League football game
today.
The touchdown capped a &C.
yard drive led by Woods pass
ing and running. Woods per-
Torrance overshadowed the
quarterback show put on by
Columbia's Archie Roberts, who
passed for one tally and set an
Ivy League career pass COM
pletion record.
In the first period Wood
threw a 37-yard scoring pass TO
Halfback Brian Westfield.
WOODS running in the second
period put Cornell in a position
for a 45-yard field goal by Pete
Gogolak. a Hungarian-born
soccer style booter.
Columbia drew first blood
when Roberts hit End Harvey
Rubin with a six-yard touch
dawn pass at 1924 of the first
period, Gaping an 89-yard
drive in 10 plays.
Cornell held a 10-7 lead at
the start Of the final period.
But Columbia went ahead at
80 seconds Of the fourth quar-
ter when Halfback AL Butts
bucked over from the one.
A field goal made it ITO,
but with the time running out
cornell took over the ball on
downs at its own "a and went
IL plays for its final score
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
|. Illinois Blasts
.Purdue,41-21
As.SOph Stars

CHAMPAIGN. H.. Nov. 2
(AP) Sophomore Fullback
Jim Grabowski slammed to
three touchdowns as secon d
ranked Illinois rolled over Pur-
due, 4l-21 today to keep q
share Of the Big Ten football
lead.
Grabowski ended the first
drive by boiling over from the
six. Mike Taliaferro's 17-yard
pass to Bill Paski and 15-yard-
er to Jim Warren to set it uu.
Al Wheatland scored on the
second drive from the after
paving the way with a 19-yard
run, and Grabowski pumped 10
yards to cap the third drive,
helping the Illini to a 21-0 lead.
Warren Scores From 6
In the third period, Warren
spun across from the 6 in a
march supported by Grabow-
skis 2l-yard gallop. and Ora
bowski plunged over from the l
to climax an 83-yard drive.
Ron Di Gravio set up the
first Boilermaker touchdown
with a 25-yard pitch to Hal
Wells. Gene Donaldson bar
relied over from the 9.
Minutes later, Di Gravio hit
on three straight passes for 46
yards and another touchdown.
Dick Dauch went across on a
25-yard pass play.
Penalty Helps Illinois
Aided by q pass interference
call, Illinois thrust 81 yards to
score in the opening minutes of
the third quarter.
Purdue added its last touch
down in the fourth perio d
when Jim Plankenhorn's field
goal attempt was blocked.
Wells scooped up the loose ball
and dashed SO yards.
In the closing minutes, Boil
ermaker Jim Morel fumbled a
punt with Mike Dundy recover
ing on the Purdue three Ron
Acks went over on the second
play.
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Concunnon PAGES
Boston College
Past Vundy, 1916

NEWTON, Mass, Nov. 2 (AP)
Quarterback Jack Concannon.
guided a crisp offense and Bos-
ton College made the most Of
Vanderbilt mistakes for q 1875
victory today. -.
Concannon passed nine
yards to Bob Budzinski for one
touchdown, ran a yard for an
other and pulled q slick hand.
off to Jim MCGOWAN which re-,
suited in q 3o-yard scoring
jaunt.
Concannon had plenty Of,
help from Budzinski and FULL,
back John Walsh.
BE led, 1877, early In the
third quarter when the winless
Commodores drove slnartly
downfield with the kickoff. But
Eagle End Joe Lukis threw the
Vandy quarterback, Jon Cleye-
land, for a four-yard loss at the
10 on a big fourth-down play
stalling the drive.
VANDERBILT % G o %
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Third Shutout

GENEVA, N. Y. Nov. 2 (AP)
Hobart upset Wooster, 14-0,
today on a 5-yard pass and q
pass interception for its third
straight football shutout.
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SteeIers in Position
Of Winning or Else
BY FRANCIS sTANN

Title, Frank Ryan Of the Browns and Billy
Wade Of the Bears may lead him in average
but no other quarterback has thrown so
many (213), completed so many GID and
covered so many yards d,779) as Johnson
If the Cards win, they'll find them
selves with opportunity to whittle down the
Browns lead. They still have two games to
play with Cleveland, whereas the Giants
have finished their shots at Jim Brown &
Co. Incidentally, not TO be overlooked in St.
Louis is the defensive ability Of both clubs
Stovall and Fischer In the Card secondary
are pretty wonderful, and so is Dick Lynch
for the Giants, who as a unit, too, also
brought Jim Brown up short last week
AS FOR CLEVELAND, now that the
aura Of invincibility has been removed, 1t
remains to be seen how the club reacts to
ignominious defeat. The Browns are in
Philadelphia to play the Eagles and, If
the hosts were to win, this would have to
be listed as the upset Of the day.
The Eagles are beset by all kinds Of
problems. Sonny Jurgensen, their good
quarterback, is still out with shoulder
miseries and there's only King Hill and
the freshly acquired Ralph Guglielmi to
run the club Moreover, the Eagles stock
holders are talking of selling out, cir
cumstance that affects teams in different
ways.
Anyway, the Eagles must be pretty
fed up with looking at conference leader
every week. This is the third In a row
first the Browns, then Bears now Browns
again. Besides, 1t was sort Of futile the last
time they played Cleveland. Jim Brown
gained IA yards rushing, all by himself,
and Ryan tossed four I'd passes.
All, YES, THE REDSKINS If they're
ever going to get well :. change that to
better it should be today against
the last-place u-6 Cowboys. Maybe it will
help, playing away from D. C. Stadium.
In Dallas even the loudest Of his boo-birds
can't be heard by Norman Snead, who Is
overdue for a large Sunday.
One Of the two games the Redskins
have won was a 21-17 thriller over the Cow.
boys and the feeling persists on a wide
spread scale that Washington was lucky.
The secondary defense, of all departments,
bailed out the Skins. In case you've for
gotten, it was Jim Steffen's shining hour
as he ran one Of his three interruptions
for 78-yard I'd and made another in the
closing minutes to stop potential winning
drive.
steffen had to be heroic that day be-
cause the Cowboys, once picked to win
the Eastern title, dominated the game in
all other respects. Today 1t behooves them
to win before they get all shook up,
literally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
STATISTICS

second period accounted for the
remainder Of Yale's scoring.
Dartmouth, trying desper-
ately to rebound from last
weeks setback by Harvard that
snapped what was the Nations
longest winning streak at the
time. scored its only touch
down in the third period. Dana
Kelly plunged over from the
one on q quarterback sneak.
climaxing the 6l-yard drive,
but the conversion pass at
tempt failed.
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Redskms-( cowboys Numbers

4 Here the player numbers for todays teleutsed
Redskins Cowboys game at Dallas
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PURDUE - Ola o s-2I
ILLINOIS ------ IA z IS al
nlinois-Grabowsk 9. run (PIanken.
horn kick).
nlinois-Wheatland /. run tPlanken.
horn kick).
nlinois-Grabowsk Is, run (Planken.
horn kick
Purdue-Donaldson Q. run (kicl
failed.
Purdue-Dauch IS, pass from DiGra.
vic OonR kick).
Illinois-Warren s, run (kick failedl
Illinois-Grabowski /. run (Planken'
horn kick.
Gravio rum.
niinois-Acks 1. run (Plankenhorr
kiek).
Attendance. 61.7ee.
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ries and Macmillan picked UP
131 in 81 attempts.
BROWN -----------0 o 7 Ella
PRINCETON o IL,
Prineeton-IacavaEz 1, run (oosolak
Kick).
Princeton = Ia:avazzi /. run Ckiek
biocked).
Princeton -Haekett 6, pass from Mac
MILAN f0ogol1k kick).
BroWn-Parry a. pass from Dunda
(Carciert kickl
Brown--Parry 4. pass from Dunds
fkick blocked.
Princeton-facavazzi 1. run (Gogolak
kick)
Princeton -Rockenbach IS, pass from,
Mckay lGogolak kick.
Attendance. $4,000.
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Columbia-Rubin s, pass from Rob-
erts (Malstrom kick.
cornell--Westfield 81. pass from
Wood iGogolak kick).
Cornell-FG Gogolak As.
columbia-Butts 1, run tMalstrom
kick).
Columbia-FG. Malstrom %,
Cornell-Wood / run '(Baker run1,
Attendance. 10000.
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Psnn-Malloy ], run CMolnar kick.
Harvard-Safety, Malloy tackled by
stephens in end zone.
Attendance. liza.