Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1930, Page 67

< Part 5—6 Pages Maryland IsEdsy Victor : G. U. Wins by Point Margin : A ¢ R ' Notre Dame Smothers Penn : M, ichigan Noses Out Harvard : MARYLAND RAN ROUGHSHOD OVER WASHINGTON AND LEE AT COLLEGE PARK CRUSHES W, & L UNDER 417 COUNT College Park Game Early Becomes Scoring Orgy for Old Liners. BY JOHN B. KELLER. OING its best to add to the D gayety of the university's| annual home-coming day celebration at College Park, Maryland’s foot ball team yesterday ‘made a Southern Con- ference record ‘for itself. Its of- fense running wild in the first half, the Old Line eleven piled up such a lead that Washington and Lee never was in the game, and at the finish held a 41-to-7 ad- vantage, the greatest total of points ever rolled up by a Byrd-‘_ coached outfit against a confer- Washington and Lee in a series start- ing in 1924 and its second victory over the men of Lexington. The other was scorgl in 1028 here in their last pre- » 13 1 3 }. 4 X i g i i 5 5% L F §30% 3 i 3t 8 H it i ; o % | %é | Al ) i | i I : 3 i Z_ Hir i k B 8 g 2 j i i o] i ] g 7 i ég ; - £ ] 5 1 2 ! ] £ i i i i g !' i i ] i b L &25 i § § i i } i i g g i i i : 8 § ¥ i L1 i it il 1k GREAT HOYA RALLY NPS EAGLES, 219 Second-Half Drive Brings Vic- tory Over Doughty Boston College. Special Dispateh to The Star. ENWAY PARK, Boston, F November 8.—A rapid - fire Georgetown eleven today de- feated the powerful Boston College team in the most thrilling foot ball clash seen here in three years. The Hoyas came from be- hind in the second half to register three touchdowns and two points after to conquer the highly-rated Eagles, 20 to 19. gEx v i o st TRl i i H is 5§ 4 § § i gii; it § i : | H L] gz i § : B F4) L ] ? j ; H EE H 74 ! § Es i ‘] i i HI L £ § e feetl Fi§Es : pt g 3 ; fEes ) i g o | 3 i 3 WASHINGTON, SPORTS SECTION The Sundiny Star D. C, SUNDAY ¢ ¢ | AS hymmmm-ehlnmnmh(wt:oul person MORNING, NOVEMBER 9, 1930. iners, shown toting the ball over the final line for one of the two touch- ally attended to. . | WOLVERINES’ LATE PASS TOPPLES CRIMSON, 6 TO 3 Forward, Newman to Hudson, Nets Midwestern Eleven First Cambridge Touchdown in 50 Years After Wood Boots Fourth-Quarter Goal. BY B. L. KING, Associated Press Sports Writer. AMBRIDGE, Mass., November 8.—The fleet feet of Roy Hud- sory, Michigan fullback, today gave the undsfeated Wolverines & 6-3 vietory over a stubborn Harvard eleven. that had four chances to put AE 5 8 B B began making second half and the fourth period was seconds old when the Harvard running attack came to a dead stop on Michi- . On_fourth down, back 'ood 25-yard line and for a field goal between the posts for the three points. The ball was low and K from an angle, but it was good ® | by several feet. “(Continued on Third Page) " Dixie Team Beats Violet, 7-6, With' Drive in Third Quarter BY TED VOSBURGH well-earned victory over New York University by the narrow margin of Ntos ‘The white-jer: Southerners, well drilled in gains. ith the ball on the Georgia 17-yard line and only about 20 seconds left to ,Jlm'rwwh\fled-mw a i for victory, but Jack Georgla’s h W’mmmu{ ‘Taking advantage penalty against N. of hands, Georgia Michigan then kicked off to Harvard, down on Harvard’s 35-yard line. New- man then backed up to the 50-yard line, waited until Hudson, whose jer- sey, fore and aft. bore the supposedly lil-fated No. 13, had time to clear the Harvard secondaries. When that speedy fullback gained the open, in the vicinity of the 30-yard marker, Newman tossed him a lofty pass and he outfooted his across their goal line. Newman, however, was unable to drop | three. kick the extra point. Last Crimson Threat. . Harvard made its last threatening just before the game ended. kick-off that followed the Michi- %&?. i git It i i lown—Hudson. Id "goal (drop-kick), Reteree—C. J. McCarty (Phila- C. Crowley (Bow- n) n_H. A Pisl lumbia). " Fleld judge—Dean Watkers @vra- Grid Fans; Fight Is Won by Police pmsnumx, November 8 (/).— of In the the A s P - boun York University Pitt ‘who_originaliy pos- , claimed it ':lu irited away from them, but that h offered to return it . M Pitt won. And Pitt did, 7 to 6. 3| OKLAHOMA AGGIES WIN Bowman’s Running Attack Beats Arkansas U., 26 to O. feat of Arkansas University here today. Passes to an Oklahoma pony backfleld also played an important part in the |in result, QUELLING QUAKERS, 60-20, SIMPLY BREEZE FOR IRISH [z:: Fig: South Bend Eleven, With Brill: Setting Pace, |55 Scores ‘Almost at Will, While Rockne Subs Add to Misery of Red and Blue Team. BY ALAN GOULD, Associated Press Bports Writer. RANKLIN FIELD, PHILADEL- PHIA, November 8.—The Green- Jerseyed foot ball cyclone from South Bend, rushing the colors of Notre Dame toward another national championship, leveled the ramparts of ol the University of Pennsylvania today with one of the greatest scoring on- slaughts ever witnessed on an’American college gridiron. ‘The final score was Notre Dame, 60; Pennsylvania, 20, nine touchdowns to . But the margin might have today to prove it by scoring three of the eight r:ouchdmms put over by the Irish regulars. Brill Shows Home Folks. Brill scored the first touchdown in the epening period in a sensational 67- yard jaunt off tackle. more in succession in the third period on dashes of 37 and 28 yards to climax of the'unstoppable charges of the he left the field shortly after- waird, he received the greatest ovation any invading performer has received on Franklin Pield since Red Grange rar wild here in 1925. Except for the ninth and last touch- down which the subs managed to squeeze over late in the game after a lot of hard work, all of the rallies by the produced on quick line thrusts that simply cata- ted Savoldi, Brill, Schwartz, Mul- and O'Conner into the open at top L "No such ':‘flanlln charging, m-'u‘er.h per blocking or spectacular - ference has been witnessed in the East EG 4 Ezg W 5.5, g e giaci 7 PRINCETON BEATEN BY LEHH ELEVEN Bethiehem Gridmen Register First Win Over Tigers in 43-Year Rivalry. By the Associated Press. B RINCETON, N. J., November 8.— For the first time in their 43- year-old foot ball rivalry Lehigh defeated Princeton here in Pal- mer Stadium today, 13 to 9. Lehigh rmy Scores : Georgia tional points instead of 6. Lehigh had the ball deep In Tiger territory as the game ended. Line-up and Summary. Positio uchdowns — Halstead, touchdown—Ware (placs | & Princeton _scorink: Touchdown — Knell, §aloty-Mestres. _ Foint tor tpuendowL: irnell (sub for Rutherfurd), place kick. kel WASHINGTON STATE WINS Victory Over Idaho Leaves Aggies Within One Game of Title. MOSCOW, Idaho, November 8 ().— ‘Washi State College today de- feated Uni of Idaho foot ball vised by Coach Calland to weight advantage of Was State, but the Vi scored ondy once by m_erhm. 3 . Cougar second string was in- wumdlnmnemdhnu.mmnunw score. CORNELL BEATS HOBART Ithaca Eleven Piles Up 54-to-0 Score in “Breather” Game. ITHACA, N. Y., November 8 (#).— ell’s team ran through the little zohn eleven almost unchecked PLUCKY ILLINI, 130 West Point Eleven, Held at|Tallies Bay for Half, Rallies for Victory. BY EDWARD J. NEIL, Associated Press Sports Writer. ANKEE STADIUM, NEW YORK, November 8.—With one flash of _mlulned pow- | i sl i [ i ffsit i EE The longest run of the day Carver, Army’s went to , who ran a kick o, EE & Tl § shalis J : Navy Loses . Tops N. Y. U. CADETS OVERCOME |OHI0 STATE DOWNS MIDSHPMEN, 214 in Each Quarter and Outplays Opponent at Every Angle. BY LATHROP MACK, Assoclated Press Sports Writer. UNICIPAL STADIUM, BAL~ TIMORE, Md, November 8.—Ohio State rose to its full height today and de- feated Navy, 27 to 0, playing al- most perfect foot ball, and scoring its /most important intersectional i i H g : L H H i i i i ifi e &g il 1 1 HEg { St it 8 t E : i [ z i 3 : H i i ' g i H f i I | £ g 5 z 3 it i i i g i i i g : £ ¥ E £ i % . Horn. I:l'"’(‘ ot ] w—o, W, Bennis’ B e g nis (Lehigh). TROJANS OVERWHELM CALIFORNIA, 74 T0 0 Match After First Period and Breaks Series Records. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, November 8—The . .| Trojans of the University of Southern UTAH WINS AGAIN, 41-6 B FaMiVoesn za &5 —ER Saourisds A R R Y CRbaaes b T et el e 80P e L