The Archive · 1939

THIRD Division Three Cultures 2, Xaverians 1

goal, but the soldiers were able to force a draw of two goals each, Waldman was again the star player, countering a pretty goal in the opening half. In the second period Kermani put the, United two up in less than ten mintites. However, the team. met with bad luck as Pate, in an attempt to clear a shot from Pike, deflected the ball into his own net, This incident brought new life to the Army XI and they started to press. A fine wing-to-wing play, beginning from Kerrich on the right flank, saw Pike completely mis hit the ball in front of the goalmouth after he had successfully cut his way toward the centre. However, ten minutes before the conclusion, It. Hill registered the equalizing shot after receiving a timely pass from Gibbs, Both teams defended well. Collaco Chicago, Nov. 19.

It was more or less a favourites day in college football yesterday. Ohio State ended the Illinois winning streak 21-0. It's Cornell in the East; they trounced Dartmouth 35-6; and its Missouri in the Big Six, where Oklahomà fell by the wayside 7-6.

Notre Dame's-traditional jinx again worked on the slipping Northwestern Wildcats, who dropped a 7-0 decision at South Bend. The Irish may yet have a rightful claim to the National Title if they beat Southern California on Saturday, because their point, after a touchdown loss at Iowa City last week can well be attributed to the law of averages against a team which tackles major elevens from all sections of the country.

Among yesterdays inter-sectional thrillers were Fordham's conquest of the formidable St. Marys from the Far West 13-0, Michigan's close call on Penn, 19-17 and Nebraska's 14-13 win over Pittsburgh, which has not done so well since Jock Sutherland was relieved as head coach this year. To these non-conference tilts must be added Chicago's 25-0 win over relatively unknown Oberlin for the Maroon's first victory this season, and the 22-19 decision grabbed by ever-travelling Marquette over Texas Tech.

Dixie's outstanding teams preserved their clean slates, Dartmouth 6, Cornell 35 N.Y.U. 0, Georgetown 14 Yale 7, Princeton 13 Duke i3, North Carolina Holy Cross 21, Carnegie Tech 0 Brown 4i, Connecticut 0

Michigan State v. Indiana 11 tüsburgh 19, Nebraska 14

Fordham 15, Saint Marys 0 Pennsylvania 17, Michigan 19 Harvard 48, New Hampshire 0 Army 14, Pennsylvania State 14 Columbia 0, Tulane 25 Ghio State 21, Minois 0 Boston College 19, Boston University 0 detroit 36, Manhattan 13 Temple 6, Villanova 12 Lafayette' 13, Washington and Jefferson 0 Williams 16, Amherst 8 Tufts 6, Bowdoin 15 Georgia 53, South Carolina 7 Saint Anselm 13, Providence 0 Virginia 0, VPI. 13 Cincinnati 13, South Dakota 0 William and Mary 18, Washington ana lee 14 13, Man land 0 Towa State 10, Kansas State 0 Notre Dame 7, Northwestern 0 Missouri 7, Oklahoma 6 Wisconsin 7, Purdue 7 Richmond 24, Hampden-Sydney 7 Swarthmore 59, American 0 Towa 13, Minnesota 9 Tennessee 13, VanderbNt 0 Chicago 25, Oberlin 0.

Kansas 7, George Washington 14 Kentucky 13, West Virginia 0 Swanee 14, Citadel 7 Toledo 12, Long Island 13 Catholic Ù, 94, Loyola of New Orleans Centenary 6, Baylor 13 Rice 0, Texas Aggies 19 Texas Tech 19, Marquette 22 Texas 25, T.C.U. 19 Brigham Young 6, Colorado 12 Colorado State 7, Utah 42 Wyoming 13, Utah State 20 Georgia Tech 6, Alabama 0 Auburn 21, Louisiana State 7 Washington at St. Louis 25, Drake 13 Grinnell 13, Coe 6 Stanford 0, Washington State 7 Oregon State 21, California 0 UDO. 0, Santa Clara—United Press.

Northampton 2, Leicester 2 Walsall 4, Luton 6 West Bromwich 2, Birmingham 2 Wolverhampton 4, Coventry 0

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