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im bif it# Vernon and Gorton 5 ■’ ■ I . Thants A lone Unscored On p*— .. .. ___ _ W h ite Plains Tigers Boast Most Impressive Record With j Washington Irving Leading In Western Section O f ! County; W. I. A. A. Under Full Sail Saturday DICK HANLEY’S FOOTBALL HAN® — AND A PAT ONE, TOO Records O f County's Leading Grid Teams By LARRY ANGEL 'As Westchester scholastic football swings into the niid- f (eason period, only six high school elevens boast unde- ' feited slates and but two — Mount Vernon and Gorton of /';• i n k e r s — have been unscored on. ^ The Tigers nf A\ kite Plains IIIsl.* ~~ ' ' [yiB c h o o l have intTcilt-'siy il.i'u-'l four t ...opponents—thm - of tlum tYiu.kl- ||/\jfcible rivals — ti> 1- i - ’. tin - im'*: prom ising sUn-. .Me-int V o n u n , •; while rolling up 11' j-.tints in fi'Ur ( v (tpn t e s t s , h a s n o t Ins. :-.nl :is stlf: , /;«pliipetitioi!. W c :ti ui.. ..n.l HiiU.- I tw o of it> foi -. a . - t n.p.i.i- 'tlvely sinull Li-: br Is-I-iiiJ 1* i K •chools. i .\<r. ‘ 'iii. W e s tern West' hestcr, t li e I •: /Crim son Tide of W.i-.kii.-iu ii Iiv- , , > » c h a s h u n g up by t a r m e m- st I s i m p r e s s i v e r e c o r d v u ' U tho m-.iIp- j , « f th r e e d a n g e r o u s ai.il an- it-nt m - | ' •I*' already deooi.-.t.i.g us tiophy room. t- W. I. Placet Third, , ■ N inety -one points in three g im-s 1 Jdace tlio ■\Vashirmtmi In ini: Si’M- • . d o rs In third place m lush s.-t>rlni; In tho county ami tln-y expi-'t tu Cain on other leaders tins Fn,la\ In the sam e at P leisan tu lle Gorton of Yonkers bi-nsts tli- fourth m o st imprej..si\e mind with , IT m arkers in three sarif.s tn a large goose-egg f-r its i-iiinnicnts Decisive victories ovir Plois-annllle 1 ''•nd ilo u n t Kisco indicate the Yon k e r s ' eleven will make a stronar hid lor.W . I. A. honors. J l gam e of considerable interest i t Mis section of the county is scheduled Saturday when Bronx- ! VUI.’s unbeaten grid machine j . tack lei Ossining a t Holbrook Field I d Ossining. Coach Parsons’ charges started th a ■eason by dropping a 14-13 ver- j d iet to Mount Kisco but came back > Strong last w e ek to sm o ther a | lighter and less experienced Dobbs l T a r r y team , 59-0. It is the first I y a a r of football at Dobbs Ferry and ' that It will be a fight to the finish th a t p a r tly explains the score. -> »» . Tlfors’ Strength n Question W hite Plains, while boasting a Strong eleven, does not appear as Im p ressi-\!' as last y e a r when the Tiger*' -rlc on the gridiron was rew a r d e d with a Christm as game At M iami. ' l o c a l ti w ith DeW itt Clinton Saturday say th o cham p ions’ passing attack is Woefully weak. Of (Ive aerials at tem p ted in that gam e , tluoe were E; intercepted and two grounded with tr a e potential receivers fa r from the ‘ b all. Bronxville 12 R y e N e v k ...................... 7 M a m a r o n e c k ................ 6 H a rrison ........................ 25 Gorton (Yonkers) 32 M ount Kisco ................ 19 Pleasantville ................ fi P o r t C h e ster ................ . 57 M ount Vernon 20 P o r t R ich m o n d .............. 2fi W estbury ........................ 32 Hicksville ........................ 32 Concordia ........................ 110 Washington Irving 39 Spring Valley ................ 32 P e e k s k i ll .......................... 20 Pelham ............................ 91 White Plains 41 Pleasantville .................. 19 Middletown .................... 33 W a rren H a rding .......... 20 DeWitt Clinton .............. 118 0 6 7 13 0 0 12 6 18 Yonker* 13 P e e k s k ill ............................ ... 6 6 Jam a ica ............................ ... 0 26 Eastchester ...................... ... 0 6 Two top-notch tackles and three b r illian t backs— th e r e ’s the nu cleus o f w h a t N o rthw e stern uni versity hopes will be the 1931 Big T e n cham p ionship eleven. Cap ta in Dallas M arvil and Jack Riley are th e tackles. The star bocks a r e R e b R u iiell, All-American between White Plains and Mount Vernon. These two team s will meet Saturday, Oct. 31, at the new sta dium a t the county seat, and it should be far ahead of any other football contest staged in West chester this season. Mamaroneck, by its defeat Sat- day of New Rochelle’s Purple Wave, is stronger than the experts conceded, but probably cannot stack up against White IMains or Mount Vernon. Yonkers High and Gorton must also be figured in the league com petition. Roosevelt of Yonkers The entire strength of the County [ P'»VS lts first game this Saturday. te a t eleven appears to be in Tony Mazziotti, the stocky quarterback, Who played on the Washington Irving eleven in 192?. Using a •tralght arm as his most effective Weapon, Tony is the chief ground gainer of the team and time and again (hackles as many as six and seven tacklers in making substan- I tlal advances through the line or around end. D e W itt Clinton Saturday ap peared to have a lighter team than Washington Irving, and many , expressed the belief that the Crim- thron could take over the team from Qotham. Aa far as the W. I. A. A. race is •oacerned, veterans will tell you Port Chester, with a very poor rec- ; ord to date this season, seems def- ' initely out of the race. In fact, if - we don’t miss our guess, it'll be a , tossup between the Tigers and ■ Mount Vernon. Here’s the W. I. A. A. schedule Saturday: i Mamaroneck vs. Roosevelt at ' Yonkers. 1 Mount Vernon at Port Chester. 1 Yonkers at New Rochelle. • White Plains vs. Gorton at Yon kers. Other games scheduled in the county Saturday include: Croton at Irvington. Bronxville at Ossining. C. C. N. Y. Junior Varsity at Con cordia. Mount Vernon Junior Varsity at Mount Kisco. i l Harvard Slate For ’32 Released CAMBRIDGE, MASS., Oct. 20 (UP)—A football schedule consist ing of eight home games for Har vard in 1933 was announced today, as follows: Oct. 7, Bates; 14, New Hamp shire; 21, Holy Cross; 28, Dart mouth; Nov. 4, Lehigh; 11, Army; IS, Brown; 25, Yale. — Coach H»nl#» candidate; P u g R e n tner, b r i ll i a n t passer, and Ken M eenan w h o looks like the And o f the season. However, these boys will have to be good to m ake th e W ildcat f a n s forget the loss of Hank B ruder, Lee H anley, W ade W o o d w o rth and Frank Baker, 1930 brillian ts. Firemen Defer 2 Pin Matches Pleasantville Upset W. L In 928, 9-0, A lumni Recall Parade Activities Cause League Postponement F i r e m a n i e p a r a d e a c t i v i t i e s in T a r r y t o w n th i s w e e k h a v e caus-’ il po s t p o n e m e n t o f tw n m a t c h e s to morrow- n i g h t In tiie l-’ i r e m e n ' s B o w l i n g L e a g u e . C o n q u e r o r a n d H o p e , s e h e r t u W tn roll a t t h e R e r r e a t i i - n a l l e y s , have deferred th e i r m r . r t until ni x: ' w e e k as h a v e R i v e r s i d e a n d R e s c u e . I W a s h i n g t o n a n d U n i o n w i l l li.nvl a s sch e d u l e d , a t t h e OiUl F e l l o w s lan e s am i H i l l t o p anil Colut. \‘^’\ v . l l get t o g e t h e r a t the R e s c u e a . . , , s . T h e K i v e r s i d e - R e s c u e m a t c h will p r o l i a M y b e b o w l e d n e x t M o n d a y n i g h t at th e R e c r e a t i o n a l l e \ s and H o p e an d C o n q u e r o r m a y ais-o roll a t t h a t t i m e a t the Odd Fellows-. H i l l t o p K n g i n e , w i t h a cle a n sw e e p to i t s c r e d i t in the o p e n i n g m a t c h la s t w e e k , is n o w tied fo r th e lead w i t h A V a s h i n g t o n w i t h R e s c u e and R i v e r s i d e in a d e a d l o c k fo r second. H i g h t e a m s c o r e o f is lu-Ul by R e s c u e w i t h T e d J o n e s ’ 2 1 1- high in d i v i d u a l t'eore to sh o o t a t . Moose Pinmen Drop 3 Games Sherman's 224 Feature Of W hite Plains Match CALZA THROWS Dt'SEK NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-G e o rge Calza of Italy, weighing 220, con quered Rudy Dusek of Omaha, 215. In the feature finish wrestling match before a crowd of 5,000 at the Seventy-first Regiment Armory last night after 49 minutes, 19 sec onds. F o r B e tter Cooking and B a k ins I’se RED TOI* _ t f t ! S m t t l l t f COHEN’ iitor T O P s y r u p A l t h o u g h S h e r m a n ro l l e d h i s h in d i v i d u a l s c o r e of 224 T a r r y t o w n M o o s e d r o p p e d all t h r e e g a m e s to tho W h i t e P l a i n s lo d g e la s t nipht in a co u n t y le a g u e m a t c h a t the l e t ter’s a l l e y s . T h e C o u n t v S e a t q u i n t e t w a s in top fo r m , iiittins? te a m sc ires of S63, T7P, a n d S49 to s c o r e s of 7of», 723 a n d 7 1 2 f o r the v i s i t o r s . T h e s c o r e s : W h i t e P l a i n s M a t j c r ................................. 17S C r o c k e t t .............................. 2^7 W a l t e r s .............................. 154 B r u d e r .................. .. . K m C l a r k ..................................... ififl 103 13.-» ir»9 1R7 1(13 ir.i; iso 1S7 K»4 T o t a l s .. F r e d e r i c k s fc i n p a r o ............. .Shernvm . . J . D e C a r l o . T* D e C a r l o . A. C h a s o l e n Tarrytown .................... u>: .......... 2 : 4 ........ 107 .......... 1 2 1 ........ tM .sr,3 770 1.J4 13U 132 172 W H E T H E R y o u r favor- ite S p o r t is Baseball, Bas ketball, F o o tball o r Ping- Pong . . . th e fact rem a ins th a t y o u can b u y th e suit you w a n t at th e E a g l e M e n ’s S h o p s , 40 O r c h a r d S tre e t, a t $12.50 8C m o re. C o m e in a n d see f o r y o u r se lf. T o t a l s ......................... 7 or* 7 1 3 123 13i» in icr. 177 712 Ohio State Bids For Grid Honors In Big Ten Race CHICAGO Oct. 20 (UP) -For the flrst time since 1926 Ohio State has developed a formidable contender for the Big Ten football champion ship. Five years ago a 17-16 defeat at the hands of Michigan prevented Ohio State from winning the title and now- a new Buckeye team, given impetus by a 20-7 triumph over the Wolverines, is threatening to climb back to the top of the Western Conference. Coach Sam W illaman’s team suc cessfully passed its first hurdle in defeating Michigan, but the Buck eyes have to p u t on more power for their real test Saturday against N o rthw e stern, last of the unbeaten pre-MMon fovoritea. Game This Week Will Be Played On A Similar Background W a s h i n g t o n I r v i n g ’s r e n e w a l of g r i d i r o n hostilities this F r i d a y w i t h P l e a s a n t v i l l e rec a l l s to m a n y v e t e r a n s tho s u r p r i s e b e a t i n g th e G r e e n and W h i t e handed th e C r i m s o n in 1 0 2 *. W i t h fi\e \io t o r i e s tu c k e d u n d e r its holt — B r e w s t e r , N y a r k . P o r t C I k s u t , o p i n i n g a n d S p r i n g V a l l e y being ilic v i c t i m s — W . I. w a s a h r . i v y fin o r i t o to s m o t h e r P l e a s a n t * villt\ P u t a fun i M e on its ow n 2 0 - y a r d lino and a n atte m p t t^ fo r w a r d l»as-s lii'in its ow n fo u r - y a r d line b n ’Ught drfeut on a to u c h d o w n an d a Nifety. A l u m n i and other fo l l o w e r s o f the te.un w h i c h n o w i* on its w a y to the M'lK'lastie ch a m p i o n s h i p o f th i s s e c tion— point (Hit that W . I. is a g a i n the h e a v y f a \ o n t e this F r i d a y a n d th e y express the hope th a t the C r i m s o n will ie a \ e no d o u b t in the n u n d s of m o t o r s a s to w h i c h is the better team. From Our Files H e r e ' s w h a t tiie D a i l y N e w s of Nov. 3. li^S, s a > s a b o u t th e g a m e : “ T h o d a r k clouds o f a d r i z z l y a f ternoon rolled over the W a s h i n g t o n I r \ i n g football field y e s t e r d a y a n d b r o u g h t w i t h th e m d e f e a t fo r th e local eleven: d e f e a t th a t w a s u n e x pected and defeat th a t spoiled tho record and ch a n c e s o f the school fo r lu s h e s t ra t i n g in the co u n t y . “ l-’ l ^ a s a n t N il l e t a m e to T a r r y t o w n w i t h a determ i n a t i o n to beat th e b i g C r i m s o n team and did so b y a sco r e o f Tho point* w e r e m a d e in the first h a l f am i tho exported co m e b a c k o f W a s h i n g t o n I r v i n e in th e second h a l f did not m a t e r i a l i z e , th o u g h a b i t t e r ii{:ht w a s w a g e d until d a r k n e s s could h a r d l y tell friend fro m foe. A fum b l e an d a s a f e t y a c co u n t e d for the s- ore. \A fu m b l e h y W a s h i n g t o n I r v i n g in the first q u a r t e r a f t e r tlie ball had been t a k f n on it‘ own 2'i-yard line w a s snapped up by W . M a g c r , P l e a s a n t \ ille h a l f b a c k , nnd ru n to th e lo . y n r d lin-*. The. a t t e m p t of th e local team to hold in the shadow o f its goal failed nnd P l e n s ’i n t v i l l e went n \ r r on a series o f line bucks. M i U Udson. fu l l b a c k , kicked th e e x t r a point. Second Quarter Play “ T l i o second q u a r t e r p r o e r e s ^ e d v ithout a s c o r e but the ball ch a n g e d h . r u N m a n y tin u ’* b e c a u s e of f u m ble'-. N o n * the h a l f W. I. c a m e in t o , po s s e s s i o n of tlie p i s s M n on it*- o w n f o u r - ’ nrd line. A f o r u a r l p a s s w a x a t t e m p t e d and kn o c k e d d o w n b\ a P l e a s a n * \ die ta c k l e behind the g o a l line, w h o fe ’ 1 on the bn 11 for a n o t h e r tw o p<»in*^.“ Pos ....... Pleasantville (9) W. 1.(0) I , i : . . . 11 <>1 -lirt l,nr;;in» I j .T . . . .C o n n o l l y W a l t o n JsA } . . Hentii i' k«on L U m n v m n .............. C o r n e l l P a r k e r U.C.. . . .M o r e A r r i n g t o n R . T ____ ( luKot ta D l n s m o r e H. K Iliplr \ Cornell Q . B ..........Wa A l b u r n D e R e v e r e I,.T 1 (;}. M a c o r C a r p e n t e r R . 1 ! . . ..W . Ma*;er T e l l e r F-P. . . . MiUl,r!s'»n H u n ! W a s h i n g t o n Ir v i n g Mibst it in i n n s included M a z z i o i t j fo r T e l l e r , M o c - bius fo r L o r z i n g . C i n k e fo r D a m m a n n , D a m m a n n fo r M o e b i u s , C a n ero f o r C a r p e n t e r a n d T e l l p r fo r ; C a n e r o . T h e C r i m s o n sco r e d nine first downs to four for Pleasantville. '32 W. /. Grid Slate Lists Seven Games Tiie 1932 football schedule a t W ashington Irving is ajreday diaw n up except lor a n open date Oct. 2S, and lists seven games, four of them a t home, as follows: Saturday — Septem b e r 24 — B rew ster a t AY. I. S a t u r d a y — O c t o b e r 1 — S p r i n g V a l l e y a t S p r i n g V a l l e y . Saturday— October & — Peek skill a t Peekskill. S a t u r d a y — O c t o b e r 1 5 — P e l h a m a t \\\ I. S a t u r d a y — O c t o b e r 22 — P l e a s - a n t v i l l p a t 'XV. I. Friday — O c tober 2S — Open date. Saturday—November 5 — M t. K isto at M ount Kisco. Saturday—November 12—M a - m a roneik a t AV. I. Opening Niglit Matches On , October 3 0 Are Announced 35 Candidates Report At N. T. Many Vets O u t For High Basketball Team W estchester County League bowl ers a r e already tuning up for an other big season that gets under way a week from Friday night— Oct. 30—and with 13 clubs seeking to w rest the crown from Ossining Steam er, some nip and tuck com petition can be expected. Steamer rolls its inaugural at the new Tarrytown Lyceum alleys. I t will be recalled th a t last year the Lyceum started the season by taking two out of three from the firem e n at the Ossining lanes, hit ting 995 ii. one game for a team score that stood most of the sea* son. B o o sters M e e t Scarsdale The second place Odd Fellows of North Tarrytown will open against the most recent entry into the league, the Scarsdale Fire Com pany. The match will take place a t the latter’s alleys. Ossining Legion visits Rescue Hose, the St. Teresa club will en tertain the Dobbs Ferry Mohicans, the Irvington Pastim es and Fisher Body will scatter the pins at the Odd Fellows’ alleys, Bronxville will invade the Dobbs Ferry Bowl ing Club's stronghold and Yonkers A rm o ry will be a t Pocantico Hills. Secretary Fred J. Battles this week mailed out a list of 11 rules to be observed during the schedule. Foul line will be observed more strictly than ever. Each home team , say the rules, should ar range to have a man on hand to watch the line. “Also furnish whistle to be used.” Another new departure is the tact th a t each club has been re quested to furnish the list of eligi ble men, the list not to include more than 15 names. Opening Schedule H e re's the schedule for the flrst four weeks, all m atches to start prom p tly at S P. SI. Friday, Oct. 30 Yonkers Armory a t Pocantico Hills. Odd Fellows at Scarsdale. Ossining Legion at Rescue Hose. Ossining Steam er a t Tarrytown Lyceum. Mohicans a t St. Teresa. Pastimes a t Fisher Body. Bronxville at Dobbs Ferry B. C. Friday, Nov. 6 Pocantico Hills a t Oss. Steamer. Scarsdale a t Armory. Rescue at Bronxville. Lyceum a t Legion. St. Teresa at Pastim es. Fisher Body a t Mohicans. Dobbs Ferry B. C. a t Odd Fel lows, Friday, Nov. 13 Steamer a t Dobbs Ferry B. C. Armory a t Fisher Body. Bronxville at Lyceum. Legion at Pocantico Hills. Pastimes a t Scarsdale. Mohicans a t Rescue. Odd Fellows at St. Teresa. Friday, Nov. 20 Dobbs Ferry B. C. a t Armory. Fisher Body at Bronxville. Lyceum at Moliicans. Pocantico Hills a t Odd Fellows. Scarsdale a t Steamer. Rescue at Pastimes. St. Teresa a t Legion. Peekskill Star Out With Punctured Lung Joe Rossi, clever fullback of the Peekskill High School foot ball eleven, is suffering from a punctured lung, according to in formation obtained today and his services may be lost to the eleven for the remainder ot the season. Rossi was injured in the re cent practice game with the Yorktown Heights High School. He thought nothing of it a t the time, but found that he was un able to sleep nights owing to the pain in the lower left part of the chest. Several physici ans examined the youth and declared th a t the lung had been punctured. Spencer - Kelly Bowlers Start Season Oct. 29 Legionnaires Meet Yonkers Post 7 At Lyceum In League O pener Spencer-Kelly Post bowlers of the Tarrytowns s tart their quest of the County Legion League champion ship Thursday night, Oct. 29, roll ing Yonkers Post 7 at the Lyceum alleys, their home lanes during the 3eason. Decision to conduct the league under \A. B. C.” rules has resulted in the withdrawal of two team s from the competition, leaving eight clubs, two less than last year—in the running. A11 posts entering the league must have their alleys inspected and measured in addition to putting up the $15 league entry fee and an additional $2 for the \A. B. C.\ entry. Ossining Legion is hard hit by the fact the league has been sanc tioned and has been forced to withdraw. The legion alleys are said to be among the worst in the county and are also short of the regulation requirement. Scarsdale is the other post dropping out. The eight team s in the competi tion will be Spencer-Kelly, Yon kers No. 7, Cook Post of Yonkers, New Rochelle, Fort Chester, Union Post of Hawthorne, Fancher-Nicoll Post of Pleasantville and Moses- Taylor Post of Mount Kisco. With the exception of Spenceh- Kelly, all matches will be bowled Friday nights, the local post bowl ing Thursdays. Gerald FitzGerald, captain of the team , will have the following vet erans to call on: Sal Chillemi, John Chesnut, Dr. Charles S t e u r e r , Isaac L. Requa, Joe Rizzi, Jam e s Field, Jim Loughney, Captain W. A. H. Ely and others. Spencer-Kelly finished sixth last year, but with perm anent home al leys expects to be in the thick of the championship race this year. Industrial Match Advanced To 6:30 Thirty-five candidates reported yesterday for the first basketball practice at North Tarrytown High School and heard a short talk on fundamentals by Coach Jim Dilley. Louis Brooks, veteran of last year, was elected captain. Dave Hyland, veteran guard fo r three years, was among the outstanding Jettermen reporting:, together with John Zastenchlk, Roland Thalack- I er, Don Robertson ant( others. | With the opening of th e Hudson R i v e r L c a s u o a l m o s t t w o m o n t h s off, tho c.indiilates w i l l h a v e a m p l e [ lime in which to practice. I t is p r o b a b l e that t ’ o a c l i D i l l e y will a r range several pre-season practice i games. T h o ini'S r r - f n ' d : W a s h i n g t o n I r v i n g 7 l ' r e w s t o r . . . . 7 N y a i k .................. 7 Tort. ( ' h o s t r r . 1 'fi O s s i n i n g . . . ii P e e k s k i l l . . . . 13 S p r i n g Va!l(\\ n P l e a s a n t \ ille . 7 R y e ...................... \1 I’ e l l ’, nn ............... IU M o u n t , K i . - c o . I nx . . li Camera Listed I As A Deserter In | The French Army 1 PARIS, Oct. 20 (U P )—Private . P rim o C am e ra went on the French arm y lists today as a deserter 1 when he failed to report to the i 358th Infantry Regiment at Strass- i bourg as a naturalized French , conscript soldier. , Orders have gone out to tlie po- i lire t.o arrest him upon sight in | France and carry him under guard , to tlie regimental guardhouse at ' Strassbonrg. Camera, a s a building laborer, « applied for French citizenship long ! before he becam e a prize fighter. After that his naturalization took its course without any further ac tion on his part and while he was in America the courts proclaimed him a French citizen enjoying all the rights—including 12 months’ compulsory military service fol lowed by 30 years of progressive movement through the reserves. When h'- was claimed for the French military service seven months ago, Cam era failed to re ply, although doctors said at that time that, if he had appeared for examination he would have been tefused for service because of his abnormal build. FALL RACING AT EMPIRE CITY COURSE (LOCATED BETWEEN YONKERS AND MT. VERNON) S I X R A C E S E V E R Y W E E K D A Y Up to S«t., Oct. 31st — First Race at 2:30 P. M. Last Chance to Enjoy the Royal Sport Until Next Spring DELIGHTFUL AUTUMN HOLIDAY Reached by train to Yonker* or Mt. Vernon, thence by trolley Admission, Grand Stand, $3.85, Including Tax Chevrolet and the Daily News team s will bowl a t fi:30 o’clock sharp tonight in the Industrial League a t the Tarrytow n R e c rea tion Academy in order to clear the alleys for the m atch scheduled a t D P. M. S tarting a t 9 P. SI., three m atches will be rolled, as follows: Fisher Body vs. Recreation, Rembling Brothers vs. Cawood Motors, Slount Pleasant M erchandise vs, Hudson River Yards. Campolo Kayoes Ficucello In fttli ST. NICHOLAS ARENA, NEW YORK—Victorio CanVpolo knocked out Ralph Ficucello in the 8 th round of a scheduled 10 rounder; Slateo Osa of Spain drew with Ted Sand- wina of Germany (10). LOUGHRAN VICTOR PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.—Tom my Loughran, form er world’s light- heavyweight champion, last night beat Johnny Risko of Cleveland here for the third straight time. NotreDame-Pitt Struggle Heads Card Saturday P a n th e r s , U n d e feated T h is Y e a r, P rom ise T o E x tend I r ish NEW YORK, Oct. 20 (U P )—The 1931 football season, although not half over, approaches something akin to a climax on S aturday when some of the most powerful eleven3 tangle. The Notre Dame-Pittsburgh tilt at South Bend is the outstanding contest on the day’s schedule. The Irishmen, having lambasted Drake last week, are favored to win, but the Panthers, undefeated this year, are conceded a chance of riding the Westerners to a fall. In other featured bills, in tlie Middle West, Illinois meets Michi gan at Urbana, Ohio State tangles with Northwestern a t Columbus. Minnesota opposes Iowa, Kansas meets N ebraska and Georgetown battles Michigan State. The South will see Vanderbilt tie up with Georgia, Tulane engage Georgia Tech, Alabama tackle So- wanee, Florida m e e t Auburn, North Carolina take on Tennessee and Virginia tangle with Washing ton and Lee. Harvard will meet Texas, Army will invade the Yale Bowl and New York University will take on Col gate in the E a s t’s m ost promising struggles. Pennsylvania vs. Wis consin, Princeton vs. Navy, and Penn State vs. Syracuse are other attractive Eastern games. In the F a r West California en gages U. S. C. in the standout game. Stanford vs. Washington, St. M ary’s vs. Gonzaga, Oregon vs. North Dakota and Washington State vs. Montana are other highly touted games and should provide plenty of interest. Chulla Beaten InNewark Go Referee Stops Fight In Third Round Louis Chulla, North Tarrytow n slmon pure, was knocked ou t after ono minute and 17 seconds of tlie third round of his bout w ith Frankie Terranova Sunday night at the Gibralter Building in Newark. More than 1,000 fans saw T e r ranova, who is champion of th e Good Shepherd A. C. of New York, stop his less experienced rival. In the fivst routid, Chulla held off Terranova with straight left jabs but his rival stepped in fast and hammered vicious uppercuts to the local lad’s jaw. As the second round ended, Chulla showed lie could not stand any more punishm ent and as the third round started the referee stepped in and stopped the light. Dominick Lofaro, Chulla’s m a n ager, said that Terranova w as much too experienced for the local boxer. STUDENTS TO ATTEND GAME HAMILTON, N . Y„ Oct. 20.—The Colgate University student body, often referred to as t h e “All-Amer ica cheering section,” will be on hand at the Yankee Stadium almost to a man next Saturday when th e Maroon eleven engages New York University in the fourth game of their football series. ANSWERS TO HART’S PUZZLE PICTURES S. Capacity .............CAF-AH-CITY 4. E n c o m p a ss ........ N-COME-PASS VISIT THE Tip-Top Boys AUTO ACCESSORIES STORE LOWEST PRICES Phone Ossining *42 10 SPRING STREET Ossining, N. Y. 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