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Takes Game, 21-1

By United Press WEST POINT, N.Y. Sept. 29— Vengeance-bent Villanova spiked Army's gridiron guns, 21 to 7, today but the handicapped cadet kids showed a hawk-faced old goldier that this still was the “brave old Army team.” Gen. Douglas MacArthur headed 16,000 spectators as he re-

turned to West Point for the first

time since 1937, hoping to inspire an Army team stripped of all but two varsity men by the recent cribbing scandal,

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BUT, while neither his presence nor the roars of the 2400 men cadet corps could. help the battling boys out on a man’s errand, Army proved a tougher contender than the score indicated. . Villanova, unable to score in eight straight meetings with the Cadets, had too much might for Army as it piled up two first period touchdowns to provide the cushion for its second victory in 168 encounters. It was only that opening surge against the inexperienced cadets which sent the Army d =teor-its> first opening game defeat since 1893.

Chene, Araby on Tuesday Mat Show

Larry Chene and Sheik Araby will battle in the semi-windup of Tuesday night's Armory pro wrestling card. The first event will pair Steve Logger Larsen, The headline bout will feature a clash between the bushy-haired Jungle Boy and George Dusette.

‘Streak Snapped

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Sept. 29 (UP)-—Lehigh University snapped Williams College's seven-game winning streak today with a 20 to 6 victory before 7000 fans,

Local H.S. Football

Schedule This Week

Decatur Cent wo at Sr ankiin Township. Bouthport at shelbyy gle:

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Navy Manages to Tie Yale 7-7

By United Press ° NEW HAVEN, Conn., Sept. 20

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(UP) — Holy Cross unveiled a potential football powerhouse and | a fine sense of mercy today as it breezed to a 33 to 6 victory over Harvard before 24,000 spectators: at the stadium.

_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Bowling—

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a woman at Sport Bowl. Ann| |Sauter's 223-179-193—613 and Miss Groebel’s 700 helped account!

LES WISE made history for Ithe men with their week's high— la 688. He combined 194-245-249 games in the Beech Grove Bowl. |A dozen other pinmen passed the {650 mark. Otherwise, male keglers saw a slow-starting season creep even slower. High scores became fewer during the last week — third full week of the season.

In contrast, the ladies continued their exceptional pin-splitting. Marge Skelton tipped 626, her second plus-600 mark this season, and the only woman with a pair. Mary Spuzich cracked 610, and Clara Fon spilled 607.

Honor count scores of the 12 men were: Bob Gallagher, 680; Leo (Ahearn, 676; Jim Johnson, 672; iDale Williamson, 666; Everett Tames, 662; Fred Schilling, 662 Vern Havens, 661; Bob Carnagua, 659; Henry King, 658; Jack Ryan, 655; Henry Fon, 654, and Bob |Williamson, 652.

LARAMIE, Wyo., Sept. 29 (UP) | —Wyoming University struck {back in the final 34 seconds of {play here today to score a touch{down that clinched a 20-14 victory lover the University of Denver ibefore 14,000 roaring fans.

American League ' [National League ATEAM 74 G SL TEAM ag G 5 pei > Ookiad 5 fh 8 9 % Brook. % | EVANSTON, IL, Sept. 20—An ; Bet ork n 158 ® 3 Tk 8 4B untried Northwestern football 8 1 4 Pitts 29 .260 team opened its season today with e EAE 7 3010 138 48 [35% Chicago & 33a convincing 35 to, 14 victory over Sh Lots Jha, 8 3 Qe Clncn. , B 41 248, seasoned Colorado eleven. A E J Pet.! Colorado's power-laden back- . 979 fiadelonia 308 3 ” 14 1 os B: Yh 9 134 19 field netted 15 first downs to C 144 0 4110 1651 a hia 0 3 , chi cago : i i Hi i i 1a Bote : i Northwestern's six, but the brilDetro TL i § Je 168 138 el hureh o 108% 17% 184 973Mant passing of Quarterback ashingion” 143 0 40238 1843 158 972 New York Ia 3 43 17 1% 3 St. Louis hil 0 4013 1624 167 ify at a bas ai mon NE 1, gpg IR includes. ppyIDUAL A gre games ludes players in 10 or more eames,| Oct. S—Kansas at xcept pitchers Batting mon fr wp po | ro ‘pitchers "ApH TB 3g in AN aml per, Bob Burson gave Northwestern _— hh 2 3 3 a .e61 toi Mes ET 20 03 ay 107 # three touchdowns and its margin Ferrick NY-w 338 . 1 8 raw pit 3 il 3 1.1 $& 34 0f victory. Filo fh 418 145 30 1 341 ff 3 4 8 38 Northwestern, a pre-game 10Momachl 211 3 3 2 106 326/point favorite, established itself Qe 4 7 a a 44 15 1 s 34 + § 317/as a dark-horse in the Big Ten. 0,Cly-Chi 530 173 34 14 10 76 . 33170 13 19°23 118 Me . uw Williams, Bos 28 169 29 4 30 128 330 i 1 13 19a ad 318 . K t mE 5 3 sa 4 8 3 THE FIRST Northwestern 80 25 1 5 3 : 3% '30s/touchdown came within two min154 133 23 1 i & i 3 i S$ 308 utes after the opening kickoff on 8 ial i 1 3 : 3% 8° % 30ila sustained march from its own $37 16430 310 B8 i ‘21 # 303/28. Burson threw a perfect pass 378 iid al 311% #7 0 4 AS 9 35ito end Joe Collier who went over ann iiIn: 10 12 # standing ‘up. - Norman Kragseth 318.98 37 3 8 48 ‘290 IGia i ' kicked the first of five consecuao Ha 3 388Gerdo a 3.4 po ‘3ss|tive conversions. 5 2% 13 dos inler 1 319 8 8 83.381 ya¢e in the first period, North-|-oats 34 4 toc a ’ 3 western’s successive line plays 27 1 ; hor : 92 285/moved the ball to the two. Bo iy 1H ud 1 354 pCkir 8 } 3 i 2 a Lauter, a freshman in his first HILDA GROEBEL HH 188 3 4 303 | Bo og HEY Re 3 college test, plowed over for the : . 414 121 18 4 1 : 410 11 score. : By MARION CRANEY i214 34 431 93 # A oS 320 a 10» 3 Colorado stiffened to hold! «It wag just my night.” a IR BI eee 919% ‘918 8 38 |Northwestern scoreless in the: That was the only explaination. 2 158 3 2 3 30 pam 0 33% 5 2%iisecond period but failed to mountiMiss Hilda Groebel could give for 7-Up’s 837-823-829—2680. 63 18 i 0 2 15 286 Cox ™ 121 25 4 43 (a scoring drive despite five firstiyesterday for the dynamic 700, it {og # 4 K) i 3 Dickso int a 3 : 280downs and penetrated only as far series she chalked up Tuesday anrias the Northwestern 36. . night at Sport Bowl, where she, 3 @ 5 a8 54 i 3 1 LH | - = = subbed on the Tom Joyce 7-Up & 1 3 sa 1 2 sa 33! SHORTLY ater the third pe- team. ; opened, Northwestern sco iss Groebel admits she used no! 1 81 1 % = 8 3 1 n with Burson passing from new form or secret technique in Er iH 5 8 “ Lh Hod! 360 h 39 103 “368 the Colorado 25 to Collier deep inigrabbing games of 241-239-220 to 3 18.1 : +375! Howerton. 276 7416 113 41 the corner. become the eighth Indianapolis 1 a 8% 3 37s 4 183 it 4 2%» With about six minutes left in/woman ever to reach the cherished ern Sin 1% ki g 286 7 39 14 Mire third period, Colorado surged|700 Club, In fact, the Schuster Y 308 #8 i fh Mk al 1 133 4 3% -J8ibdck suddenly with its first Coal team regular always dreaded 336 143 3 514 136 9 420 85 touchdown. Northwestern's Krag-/Sport Bowl's lanes 7-8 combinax 3 i i # a a oa - seth punted 65 yards and the ball tion, on which she cleared 23 of StL-Cl 211 ie 116 12 fo rolled dead on the Colorado one. the 36 possible strikes. Misses in- ! 1 : Minn n e 18 i 2% | From behind his own goal, cluded two splits and two errors. oY To : i8 Cartiskone pitt a 13 1f 3 4 38b|Zack Jordan threw a pass over # = = 81.Cl M2 sa PITCHERS’ RECORDS the heads of Northwestern's sec-| ALTHOUGH Miss Groebel has ol 8 (First 40) _|ondary. Ron Johnson gathered frequented local league play only os 1 3 +7 15lin the ball and headed downfield the last six years, she and Frances FRE 1 : J i 8iput was overhauled by North-'Cook snatched the state doubles BR 3 2h western's oe Jack Springer in 1950. Her highest league series ; ; 13 1ojon the No Western 22 eretofore was several years ef $ 4 x ago at Pennsylvania alleys. iB : ii i LORADO scored five plays, A ticket checker at Ell Lilly & s later on a e e-yard sweepiCo., Miss Groebel does some liftn : $ iy by. Woody Shelton. Roger Wil-ling on the job, but not enough to $i ay 1 liams converted. serve ds an assist in her bowling Ba ' 2 13181 Northwestern retaliated when ability. Her 700 was the first for i 4 i 13 ; i Fullback Rich aced 66 burst : through a hole and raced 64 yards #3 i - 16 17/tor a touchdown. i 13 Colorado scored in the final] CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Sept. 29 10 10 : 33

Over K-State

Hawkeye Eeven Scores 16-0 Win

By United Press IOWA CITY, Iowa, Sept. 29 Sophomore talent and two untested quarterbacks sparked the University of Iowa to a 18 10°0 ‘0 out t-1 NEXT [ QFFONENTS owa at Oct. 6—~Nebraska at Kansas State. victory over an - unexpectedly|™ tough Kansas State College team today before 29,710 fans.

Iowa supporters had little to

again fumbled or fell down on scoring tests. A. sophomore end blocked a first-quarter punt to set up the first Towa points, and Sophomore

. | Halfback George Rice provided much of the Jowa ground march.

End Bill Fenton blocked a Kansas |© punt by Bernie Dudley from the K-State 13 with the game nine minutes old. The ball bounced

into the end-zone for two points.

Rice was instrumental in set-, ting up the two second half Hawkeye touchdowns. He scampered| | 54 yards on the first play of the second half to launch the first|’ Iowa scoring drive which paid off while he and Don Commack alternated short dashes which moved the ball to the Kansas State 18 to set the stage for Commak’s {fourth quarter pay-off dash. Burt Britzmann also bootlegged| (t {the ball for 17 yards after Rice’s|}

long jaunt and scored on a quar-|m

|terback sneak. Three first half threats were futile because of a fumble and two stout wildcat goal line stands. Iowa booted numerous secondhalf opportunities.

Wabash Beats Ball State, 34-19

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 29 (UP)—The Wabash Little Giants gave Ball es Car-

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Holy Cross Wins, 33-6 Wyoming 20, Denver 14{12ck With smashing line drives

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—Navy needed a fourth period touchdown to grab a scary 7-7

tie with Yale today before 54,000!

“Yale scored in the opening pe-! riod over this same Navy team that sunk powerful Army last| December, and the Middies spent the rest of the game trying to. catch up. Even after the score was tied at 7-7, Navy tried desperately for victory. But two field goal tries in the last minute both went avy. | » . THE KICKS o Ned Snyder, | one from the 25 and the other from the 31, were short. Ed Woodsum made the Yale touchdown after taking a 16-yard! pass from Jim Ryan and Bob! Parcells added the extra point. The scoring play culminated a 75 yard sweep, which avéraged better than 10-yards per play. The Navy, just a few minutes before, had made a power drive which carried to the Yale 15, but a penalty moved the ball back to the 30 and Navy couldn't pick up the pace again.

Smith Boys Help Whip Pitt, 19-14

By United Press PITTSBURGH, Sept. 290 — A couple of guys named Smith, Charley and Jimmy, with the help of alert teammates, led the Duke Blue Devils to a 19-14 victory over a bogged Pittsburgh team today in the second opener before 20,066 fans in Pitt Stadium.

burgh hopes. Duke first gained] possession in the first period when Lineman John Carney intercepted Bob Bestwick’s pass on the Pitt 42. Duke maneuvered to the goal line in 11 scrimmage plays. Charley Smith slammed through guard for the score. {

Amateur Football League Opens Today |

The Sportsman's Store amateur football league will begin play, today with six games scheduled! at 2 p. m, The schedule is: Morley A. C. vs. 8- Balls at] Rhodiys; Barrington vs. Mayer- | Chapel at Riverside and N. W.| Trojans vs. Indiana Reformatory at Pendleton.

Sooners Coast By, 49-7 NORMAN, Okla., Sept. 29 (UP) ~The University of Oklahoma, last year's national champions, opened its 1951 season today by coasting to a 49 to 7 victory over William and Mary before 38,000 fans. Bud Wilkinson's Sooners jumped off to a 42-7 halftime lead and ran out the last half

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