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4 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1930. Ed Weille, Newtown, Captures Manhattan College X-Country Run Wallace Natators Lead Junior Swim Tourney Three Teams Continue Race for Swim Lead In P. S. A. L.

Tourney Schenectady H. S. Wins Team Honors for the Sixth Consecutive Time The hills -and dales of the two-and-a-half-mile crosscountry layout at Van Cortlandt Park held no terrors for Edward Weille, Newtown's champion harrier, yesterday. Nick Howlett's ace led the large parade that turned out for the sixth annual Manhattan College Interscholastic cross run, hich was naturally won by the Schenectady High School runners for the sixth consecutive year. Weille ran one of the headiest races of his athletic career, planning his sprint at th right time and successfully fighting off the persistent challenge made by Tom Russell, ond; Roiinsky, Lew Wallace, third.

Tims. 0:34. 75-yard swim Won by Sperling. Lew) Wallace: Kilcullen. 125, Queens, second; Shestack, Lew Wallace, third.

Time. 0:53 1-5. Boro Evening High Beaten By Bay Ridge Arthur Hansen Scores Only Touchdown in Sixty Yard Dash The Brooklyn Evening High School and the Bay Ridge Evening High School continued their yearly warfare on the gridiron at the Parade Grounds yesterday with the Bay Ridge lads proving the victrs in a close battle, 6 0. In the first half neither teams was able to advance near the scoring line, but immediately after the intermission Arthur Hansen intercepted a pass from Feiner of Brooklyn Evening on his own 40-yard line and ran 60 yards for a touchdown. Muller's try for the extra point was unsuccessful.

kowsky, Jefferson; Lieberman. Jefferson, second; Brandt, Madison, third. Tunc. 1:10. 50-yard breaststrok swim Won by Hochbaum, Jefferson: Dawson, Madison, second: Goldstein, Jefferson, third.

Tune. 0:36. 220 -yard freestyle swim Won by Bres-lau, Jefferson; Shulman, Madison, second; Cannon, Jefferson, third. Time, 3:55 3-5. 50-yavd backstroke swtm Won by Solomon, Jeflereon; Liberman, Jefferson, second: Mandel.

Madison, third. Tims, 0:36 1-5. 200-vard relay Won by Madison (Comers, Weintraub. Pitt and Richmond); Jefferson (Ooldberg, Aschtnofsky, Roth and Tenser), escond. Time.

1:55 2-5. Fancy diving Won by Blacknur, Madison, 46 points; Siegel. Jefferson, 39 points, second; Halpern, Jefferson, 3 points, third. MANUAL TRAINING. 50; 8AMTJEL TIL-DEN.

12 50-yard freestyle swim Won by Eke-land, Manual; Cook, Manual, second; Atkins, Tilden. third. Time, 0:27 4-5. 100-yard freestyle swim Won by Glass, Maunal; Meyers, Tilden, second; Vogel. Tilden.

third. Time, 1:03 1-5. 50-yard breaststrok swim Won by Urban, Manual; Anderson, Manual, second: Soloway, Tilden, third. Time, 0:37. 220-yard freestyle swim Won by Mc-Meekln, Manual; Acquarella, Manual, second; Wolf.

Tilden. third. Time 2:48. 50-yard backstroke swim Won by Ols-burne. Manual: Welner, Tilden, second; Rablnowlts, Tilden.

third. Time, 0:33 1-5. 200-yard relay Won by Manual IMaol- H-n Tech (second), 14:44: 125. Morrison. Erasmus Hall.

120, O. Button. Bovs High, 127. Sklar. New Utrecht, 128.

Charles Accottola. Curtis (secondl, 14:40: 19, Ernest Dema-tatis. Stuyvesant, Herbert Macintosh. Stuyvesant, 131, Kenneth Purdon, Erasmus Hull, 1:12, Oeurge Vlgorito. Curtis (second), 14.42; 133, Dexter Schnoor, White Plains, 14:43: 134.

Vanderbeck, Boys High, 135, James Meehan. St, James, 14:45: 136, Maluzzo, Commerce (first), 14.46, 137, Ruby Shapiro, Erasmus Hall, 138, Nissenberg, Commerce (first), U'J, L. Smith, Newtown, 140, Jack Dobkin. James Monroe, 141, Martin Corrigan, Jame.) Monroe, 142. David Lewis, Erasmus Hall, 143, frank Hoey, Manhattan Prep, 144, Albert Fasuly, James Monroe, 145, Lewis Slavit, Erasmus Hall, 14B.

Rich, Boys High. 147. Votta. City College Downs Drexel Eleven, 18 to 6 Quakers Fail lo Cope With C. C.

N. Y. Triple Passing Offensive City College considerably boosted its metropolitan collegiate gridiron stock yesterday at the Lewisohn Stadium by decisively drubbing a strong Drexel eleven, 18 to 6, In what was probably the closest and best-played fracas staged at the St. Nicholas Heights field this season. Judging by comparative scores, St.

John's College will have a tough time on its hands two weeks hence when the Lavender and the Red-men meet. The Indians nosed out Drexel, 6 to 0, a week ago, while City College scored thrice to the Quakers' sole touchdown. SCIINEER FORCED OUT In the first quarter, Harry Schneer, Coach Hal Parker's star halfback, was forced to leave the game, suffering with a dislocated wrist bone inflicted by an arduous Drexel tackle. Irv Mondschein, however, filled Schneer's place to the advantage of all concerned, except the visitors. Two touchdowns were scored by C.

C. N. Y. on triple passes, Mondschein tallying both times, i.i the first quarter on a 30-yard run around right end and in the third period on a 10-yard dash through a hole ripped for him by Mush Weiner in the Drexel line. The Quakers scored their lone touchdown in the second period.

Hughes, a miniature Albie Booth, weighing only 120 pounds, was Drexel's big threat for the afternoon, as he tossed forward passes with bullet-like precision and zigzagged through the Lavender athletes for long gains. He hurled a 40-yard pass to the expectant arms of Holt, who raced the remaining 30 yards for the marker. In the final period, Capt. Red Dubinsky intercepted a pass thrown by Bill Wright and sprinted 45 yards for the final touchdown of the day, not a single Drexel man within 10 yards of him as he crossed the line. HUGHES' PASSING GOOD Outside of Hughes' passing, the visitor's offense was shabby and uncertain.

Out of 16 passes attempted by them, four were intercepted, six completed, and a similar number incomplete. City Col Boys High, 148, Carl Seaman, Fleldston, 148, H. Lamendola, New town, 150, Perltsky, New Utrecht, 151, Delfeyette, Newtown. 152. Irving Rosenthal.

Morris. 15.02; 152. Herman, Brooklyn Tech (first), 15.03; 154, Stewart Clark, White Plains, 155, Phelan, 8t. Francis Xavter. 15:03.

166, Jones, Brooklyn Tech (second), lav, peter ftoian. Mannattan Prep, 15:07: 158. Paul Gardner, Boys High, loy. Tom Costello. St.

James. 160, Nathan Kantor. James Mon roe, 161, Shapiro. Brooklyn Tech first). 162, Missik, Commerce (first), 163, Howard Jcroloman, Oeorge Washington, 164, Benja min, Brooklyn lecn (second), lbb, Vincent Bemer, Manhattan Prep.

15:26. 16, Leikowitz. New Utrecht, 167, James uanagher, Mannattan prep. 15:28 168. La Rose, Brooklyn Tech (second) 169.

Durand. Boys High, iu, Ljitski. uoys Htgn, 171, t. Deinetropolus, Stuyvesant. 172, Fttzpatiick, Xavler High, 173.

Frank Arellano. Morris, 174, Ber nard, Commerce, first; lo.jo; 175, Cone. New Utrecht. 15:36 176, Stone. Commerce (secondl, 1537; 177.

Boyle, Commerce (second), 15.38; 178, James, Brooklyn Tech (secondl, 179, Winn. Xavler High. 15:40: 180. Plrke. Newtown, 181.

H. Mos- kowitz, Morris, 182, D. Maria Commerce (secondl, 15.43; 183, John Caton, White Plains. 184. McDer-motl.

Xavler. 185, Hoffman. James Monroe, 40. 186, Caruso. Commerce (second).

15:47 187. J. Rotker, Morris. 15.48: 188, John zwarick, La Bane M. A.

(Oakdale). 15.49; 189, H. Voss, St. Michaels, 190, Harry Welner, St. 191, Feiner, Boys High.

192, Vogel, Commerce (second), 15.53; 193, Arnold Srtgelman, La Salle M. A. (Oakdalel, 194, Callabreeze, Brooklyn Tech isecond), 15.55; 195, Albert Coenen, La Salle M. A. lOakdule), 15:56.

196. Merlluto, Brooklyn Tech (flrstl 197, R. Wlnntt, Fleldston, 198, Robert Brans. Stuyvesant, 199. Louis Breiner, La Salle M.

A. tOak-dale). 200. Banakan. Commerce (secondl, 16.01; 201, R.

Wilson. James Monroe. 202, Cheapltz, commerce iseconoi, 2UJ, Schmidt, Manhot' tan Prep. 16 04; 204, Benevenuto, Commerce (second), 205, Kopelken New Utrecht, 206, J. Tracy St Michaels, Ml.

Alfred Haybunie! Manhattan Prep, 208, D. stein Morris. 209, James De Marco White Plains, 16:10: 210, p. Oarcia, St Michaels, 211, Rablnowitz. New Utrchet.

212, G. Gllstorf, St Michaels, 16:13. TEAM SCORES Schenectady 3 7 9 14 15 '48 100-yard swim Won by Goldman. Lew) Wallace; Finn. 125, Queens, second.

N9 third. Time, 1:17 1-5. 25-yard backstroke Won by Snyder; Lew Wallace; Spivack, Lew Wallace, oecj ond; Qovern, 125, Queens, Unrd. Time 0:15 4-5. 100-yard relay Won bv Lew Wallace (Shabansky, New-anan, Ittkowits, Sllbertl 125, Queens (Peters, Campbell, Rels).

second. Time, 1:02 4-5. MANGIN, S3; HUDSON PARK. S. 25-yard swim Won by Lefkowitfl.

Mangin; Estrader, Manqln, second Baryleru, Hudson, third. Time, 0:17 2-5. 25-yard swim Won by Haus, Manain; Sadrianna, Hudson, second; Book, Hud- son, third. Time, 0:18 1-5 50-yard swim Won by Kretlv, MankinJ Gresh, Mangin, second. No third.

0:44 3-5. 75-yard swim Won by Wolf, Mangin Cassldy, Mangin, second; Schara, Hudson, third. Time, 0:58. 100-yard swim Won by Nichols. Msra gin; Farley, Mangin, second; Genovese Hudson, third.

Tim. 1:16. 25-yard backstroke Won by Zagllni Mangin; Brandweln, Mangin, second; Nea Held, Hudson, third. Time, 0:20 4-5. 100-yard relay Won by Mangin (rtoeas Jacobs, Strommer, Nichols); Hud son Park (Lange, Kuhn, Zmachlnsky, Scalabrelll), second Time, HENRY P.

O'NEIL VS. FORSYTHE Won by O'Neil by forfeit when Forsyth)' failed to appear. CHARLES SUMNER. 49; E. NEW YORK.

25-yard swim Won by Ravltch. Sum ner; Wolfish. Sumner, second; ShutterJ East New York, third. Time, 0:19. 25-vard swim Won by Ssndovltchv Sumner; Bamberg, East New York, see-y ond; Weinsteln, Sumner, third.

TimJ 0:15 3-5. 50-yard swim Won by Zlfrhsk, Sumnerr Cantoft, Sumner, second; Seigman, Kask New York, third. Time. 0:40. 75-vard swim Won by Phllipowlti, Sumner; Parchorchlk, Sumner, second Geceinlcz, East New York, third.

0:50 1-5. 100-yard swim Won by Machtek. Leder man, East New York, second; Stein, Sum ner, third. Time, 1:22. 25-yard backstroke swim Won by Far ber, Sumner, no second.

0:22. 100-vard relay swim Won bv 8umn (Tobuck. Snlvak. Nestrowltz and Sebaccaiji East New York (Rogers. Carp, Kapsol and.

Mapslkoff), second. Time, 1:10. STANDING OF THE TEAMS School W. T. Pta.

0 1 a 11 Lew Wallace Mangin, O'Neil Sumner Seth Low 125 Queens Montauk 4 3 3 2 2 I Hudson Park 1 East New York 1 Berrlman 0 Forsythe 0 0 0 0 2) II Crescent A. C. Booters Beat I E. Dulfer Leads Four Coals, and' Shaw Plays Well Maverford's soccer team fared poorly In its encounter with thai; champion eleven of the Crescend Athletic Club on the grounds of tha. latter at Bay Ridge, yesterday tN ternoon, when the Brooklyn club, man triumphed easily by the onesided score of 6 goals to 1.

With the, high wind that prevailed the long kicking method of the collegians-was practically useless. The latteF-played a fast and rugged game, bub wild shooting prevented any chanco of victory. The Crescents, accus tomed to the short passing were In their element and won as they pleased. They led at half time) by 30. After 10 minutes of play, E.

Dul fer opened the scoring for the home, team from pass by Shaw on thv left. From a corner kick by Chase," five minutes later, Cheeswrighfc-brought In the second tally. The third came shortly before half tlm. as E. Dulfer netted a cross by Shaw.

The second period had not been-long under way when E. Dulfer. sprinted down the wing and made ltv 40 in favor of the Crescents. Damann, having substituted fop Shaw at outside left, drove In F. Dulfer's pass for the fifth goal.

Ten. minutes from full time, Gray, Hav-erford's Inside left, found the Cres-' cents' cage, thus preventing a shuU out. In the final minutes E. Dulfer notched his fourth goal from an as: sist by F. Dulfer.

The Crescents will play against team from the 8. 8. this afternoon, at Bay Ridge, and will meet Springfield College here next Saturday. The lineup: Pos. Cresrent A.

O. it) Pinneran Haverford Col (l n. L. R. Putus Woodward Current Baker- 1" rennynaeker H.

Plnlev 0. Chas 1. Simpson E. Dulfer I r. Dulfer O.

L. Referee (.:,,... Pnsoew- Rich) i Hasarcl Roberta Oray. Will Linesmen J. RarrUlrlll Dulbr i4i, Cheeswrnht, Crescent A.

Oray. Haverford College! Suhatltute-Damann lor Shaw. Time-Halves of 45 minutes I Lew Wallace continued to set the pace in the fourth week of swimming for the Brooklyn Queens Junior high P. S. A.

L. title at the James Madison pool yesterday. The Lew Wallace mermen are one point in front of Mangin, its record being four victories and no defeats for eight points. P. 8.

125 of Queens, a newcomer in the swimming tourney, gave Lew Wallace a fairly stiff battle, but it lost out, 45 to 16. Henry P. O'Netl, winner of the city crown a year ago, held its third position without the necessity of competing. The O'Neil natators won from Forsythe by forfeit. O'Neil also is unbeaten, but it dropped to third because it drew a bye a week ago.

In winning from 125 Queens, Lew Wallace captured first place In six of the seven events on the program. Only Hay, in the 50-yard swim, was able to finish ahead of a Lew Wallace swimmer. Hay captured his event in the good time of 34 seconds. The summaries: PAR ROCKAWAY, 38 JAMAICA, 26 50-yard freestyle swim Won bv Ward. Far Rockaway: Schneer, Far Roclcaway, secono; xuuiqueen, Jamaica, tnird.

Time, 0:29 3-5. 100-yard freestyle swim Won by star, Far Rockaway; Winkelman, Jamaica, second; Germansky, Far Rockaway, third. Time, 1:06. 50-yard breaststroke swim Won by Slutsky, Far Rockaway: Betz, Jamaica, second; Burd, Jamaica, third. Time, 0:37 1-5.

220-yard freestyle swln Won by Shapiro, Far Rockaway: Gelston, Jamaica, second; Wllle, Jamaica, third. Time, 2:57. 50-yard backstroke swim Won by Mc-Gloin, Jamaica; Semons, Far Rockaway, second; Dorf, Jamaica, third. Time, 0:34. 200-vard relay Won by Far Rockaway (Spooner, Rose, Pllllar and Edmunsoni; Jamaica (Katz, Agner, Emery and Kis-san), second.

Time, 1:51 1-5. Fancy diving Won by Wust, Jamaica, 44 points; Ferguson, Jamaica, 43 points, second; Wollson, Far Rockaway, 37 points, third. ERASMUS HALL, 41; RICHMOND HILL, 21 50-yard freestyle swim Won by Rosenberg Erasmus: Zlses, Erasmus, second; Holitnger, Richmond Hill, third. Time, 0:26. 100-yard freestyle swim Won by Bal-lantyne, Erasmus; Lihby, Richmond Hill, second; Oriebel, Richmond Hill, third.

Time, 1:07 3-5. 50-yard breastroke swim Won by Qulst, Richmond Hill; Koppel. Richmond Hill, second; Oardner, Erasmus, third. Time, 0:36 1-5. 220-yard freestyle swim Won bv Hower, Richmond Hill; Hlldenbrsnd.

Erasmus, second: Nichols, Richmond Hill, third. Time. 2:47 1-5. 50-yard backstroke swim Won by Cunningham, Erasmus; Ilson, Erasmus, second; Roth, Richmond Hill, third. Time, 0:33.

200-yard relay Won by Erasmus (Per-Iln, Pitt. Hay ward and Robinson Richmond Hill (Barber, Dlrkes, Burhenne and Pieron), second. Time, 1:50 4-5. Fancy diving Won by Wllkens, Erasmus, 50 points: Koch, Erasmus, second, 45 points; Magnusser, Richmond Hill, third, 41 points; Constant, Richmond Hill, fourth, 37 points. THOMAS JEFFERSON, 36; JAMES MADISON, 26 50-vard freestyle swim Won by Werb-lln, Madison; Klincewltz, Jefferson, second: Yudin, Jefferson, third.

Time, 0:28 4-5. 100-yard freestyle swim Won by Kra- Friends Eleven Triumphs Over Fieldston, 7-0 PeperScoresTouchdown and Winning Point in Great Uphill Triumph Staging a sensational comeback, Brooklyn Friends School nosed out Fieldston School on the latter's gridiron in the Bronx yesterday, 7 to 6. Fieldston took command in the second period. Getting possession of the bal on the enemy's 30- yard line when the wind retarded the progress of Peper's kick. Gottlieb culminated the successful march when he sliced through from the five-yard line for the score.

Friends inaugurated its triumphant' march in the final chapter. With Ardery, Edson and Peper alternating in carrying the ball, the Gray and White advancing 60 yards. Peper climaxed the drive with a charge from the one-yard mark for the touchdown. He also provided the winning margin by cutting through the line for the extra point. The lineup: Por.

B'k'n Friends i7i Fieldslon 161 L. Woodward Thomas L. T. Nrlbach L. O.

Bloom Cantor B. Newman R. G. Bevforth R.T Wlney Olobodln solow Q. Edson E.

Newman L. H. Jensen R.H B. Woodward Feigen F. Peper Risley Touchdown.

Peper, Gottlieb. Points after touchdoa-n Peper (line play). 8ub-Mltutea Woodrow tor Ardery; Ardery for Woodrow; De Puy for Potter; Potter for t) Puv; Woodrow for B. Woodward: De Poy for Potter: B. Woodward for Arderv; Farren for avigen: Mayer for Bayfnih; Gottlieb for Slobodln; Engl lor B.

Newman. Referee McAullf. Umpire -J. Murray. Tim of ojsrten 12 minutes.

Roslyn Triumphs Over Friends Academy, 1.3-0 Special to the Eagle.) Locust Valley. Oct. 2S Roslyn High School applied the whitewash to Friends Academy, 130, In a hard-fought game here today. Scoring nplunges in the first and last quarters, the visitors also kept the Friends far from their goal. Mlezerjewskl registered on a 20-yard dash off tackle In the opcnlnT itanjt and Whelan's 10-yard rush was good for another score in the final period.

Kenny took a pass for the extra point. The lineup: Pos. l. r. L.

C. R. O. R. T.

R. K. L. Friends Arsdemr (01 Roslvn (131 J. William Revmul Ltindln Nlgrodskl Norlhrup Herbert Flelschman Gray Chrvstal Casteluccio Altman Till! Kenny Mleaerjewskl Abeliteln Rosmberg II Whelan Touchdowns Mlererleftskl.

Whlan Points after touchdown Kenny lpas). Substitute Friends, none. Roslvn. Btnim for Altman; Altman for Him: Marino for Nlgrodskl: hulrwakl for Casteluccio: Ben-rerlelld for Whelan: Ketrham for Herbert; Herbert for Ketrharn. Releve-- Blafk-b'lrn.

Colbv. Umpire- A. Btackburn Harvard. Head linesman Martin, Brook-Ivn Academy, Tim oi quarters 10 Erasmus Hall, winner of the Brooklyn-Queens crown a year ago, won Its fourth straight meet In the weekly P. S.

A. L. swimming races at the James Madison pool yesterday. The Buff and Blue mermen won from a good Richmond Hill team, 41 to 21. The Buff and Blue, which is again showing the strength It uncovered last season, could not shake its two close rivals, however.

New Utrecht and Brooklyn Tech both continued undefeated to tie the Erasmus swimmers for first place. All three have a record of four meets won for 8 points. Richmond Hill wo ntwo of the first four events to keep an even pace with Erasmus, but the latter captured the three next to clinch the victory without much difficulty. Rosenberg of Erasmus assured his team of a first place in the opening event when he equalled the season mark of 26 cents for the 50-yard free style swim. The summaries: SBTH LOW, 37; MONTAUK, 20.

25-yard freestyle swim (73-pound clsssl Won by Bheer. Montauk. No second or third. Time, 0:18 1-S. 25-yard freestyle swim (90-pound class) Won by Cooperman, Beth Low; Hlrsh-kowlti Beth Low, second.

No third. Time, 0:19 2-5. 50-yard freestyle swim rlOS-oound class) Won by Petrak, Seth Low; Glick- man, Montauk, second; Cohen, Montauk. third. Time.

0:35. 75-yard freestyle swim (120-pouna class) Won by Oussak, Seth Low; Out-tllla. Seth Low, second; Beck, Montauk, third. Time, 53 2-5. 100-yard freestyle swim (unlimited) Won by Economon, Reth Low; Kerchmsn, Seth Low, second; Qray, Montauk, third.

rime, 25-yard backstroke swim Won oy Ap-pel. Seth Low; Santoro, Seth Low, second: Raskin. Montauk. third. Time, 0:20.

100-yard relay Won by Montauk (Malt, Lipschlta. Mltler. Berensoni; Seth low (Mtiner, uanneraraino, rrieawaia, Oreenberal, second. Time, 1:34 4-5. LEW WALLACE, 45; P.

8. 125, OUKENS. IS. 2S-yard swim Won by Weintraub, Lew Wallace; Jane, Lew Wallace, second: For ster. 125.

Queens, third. Time. 0:20. 25-yard awtm Won by Strachlnsky, Lew Wallace; Manner, 125, Queens, second; Elkln, Lew Wallace, third. Time, 0:16 3-5.

50-yard swim Won by Hay. 125, Queens: Welnstock, Lew Wallace, sec Wagner Registers 14 to 0 Triumph Over Montclair Bearing the fruit of Ray Kirch-meyer's coaching, a completely rejuvenated Wagner College team defeated the Montclair State Teachers College, 14 to 0. In the first quarter Carey, by dint of some brilliant line plunging and end running, carried the ball over the goal line for the first score of the game. Sutter missed the try for point after touchdown. At the start of the third quarter Montclair brought the ball all the way from their own 40-yard line to the Wagner 8-yard mark bit the Staten Islanders held and took the ball on their own 3-yaid line.

Wagner then kicked and when Montclair was held on the 50-yard line the local eleven advanced the ball to the 8-yard mark but was held for downs. Montclair punted but the wind carried the ball back over the defending team's goal line and Montclair recovered the pigskin for a safety. Towards the end of the last quarter Wagner managed to push the Teachers eleven back to the 2-yard line and on a fumble Sutter recovered the ball for a touchdown. Sut ter again missed the place kick for tne point after touchdown. Pos.

Montclair () Wagner (141 L. McClan Koch L. Popn-ndtck Reich Polhson Mazr.al Rosenberg Esposlto R. O. Punning Rapo Weir Bosch Cnlafa lo Korn Q.

Csrey Caffr-v Sutton Bramhall Meyer Z. Oordon Neilion Touchdowna Wagner: Carey. Sutter. Safely Wagner. Substitutes Wagner: Chrlstenson for Koch.

La Oamblno tor Mever. M'ver for Ls Oamblno. Slrlarl for Nellson; Montclair: Relsa for Popnendick. Referee J. P.

K.lly. vlllanov. Umolre Morris. Rorlngneld. Head linesmen.

Brown. Dartmouth Quarlers 13, minutes. Valley Stream Downs Malv erne by 19-0 (Special to the Eagle.) Valley Stream, L. Oct. 25 The strnns- Vatlev Stream HI oh grid team defeated the Malvcrne nign eleven, 190.

in a hard-fought football game here today. Tlie lineup: Pos. L. L.T.. L.

O. R. T. R. E.

L. H. Valley Strum lll Schmltt Zltrlrk Ridriick Lotin Malverne 101 Rose Llsarrlll Keshan Kelton Havman Roarh Smith Warm Rivers Noebal r. SehlllO Shumwsy Bcnuio. Points after tnurhoown n.

strhllln lllutes c. Srhlllo for Krhlllo. Clark for Rlddlrh. Cronln for 7.itrl-k. Poser for Oelter Miller for Misrelll.

p.f-ree narrow, af. U. Umpire Smith. Cornell Hesd llnecman Mullahey, Columbia. Time of quarters 10 wilntitea.

I New Utrecht Foilsmen Outpoint Madison, 3-2 The Jimet Madison High School fencing team crrawd foils for the first time in its history when it was defeated by New Utrecht In a close match at the James Madison gym yesterday afternoon. In the first match Sid Jungman, Interstate champion, defeated Phil Wells, captain of the Madison team, 5 to 1. In the second match Leherer of New Utrecht defeated Oliver, Madison, to 3. Oevereaux of Madison defeated Kaplan. New Utrecht, to 4, In the third match.

Ktpnes of Madlaon defeated Kornfeldy of New Utrecht, 8 to 3, to even th 'core at 2 all. In the final of the dsy Jerry Miller, manager nf the Martlaon team, lost to lddy, 8 to 4, In the most closely contested match. 2 12 18 21 24 77 18 17 20 31 35119 8 23 30 42 50151 19 27 38 44 47172 11 27 34 37 64173 10 25 48 52 55190 13 33 41 48 59192 29 38 39 40 53199 1 54 63 70 75263 22 58 62 66 67275 5 28 88 91 95305 4 69 74 87 93327 45 89 90 109341 49 72 80 81 82384 56 57 68 88 102 371 65 73 78 94 96 408 32 71 103 111 115 432 51 97 98 100 107 453 80 85 99 106 108 458 78 83 84 101 125469 43 105 110 114 118490 79 92 104 117 128520 61 121 127 129 1 3 568 77 120 123 124 128570 112 113 116 119 122582 29 Ia Salle Academy, Providence, R. I. who finished second to Weille, 15 yards behind.

Lewis Smith led hame the winning upstate team, taking third, about 30 yards behind the two leader. A lew steps behind him was Mike Eisenfeld, the cocky Boys' High captain, who beat out Ed Hagelberg, a worthy successor to Dave Twomey, former Erasmus star. SCHENECTADY SHOWS GREA TTEA MFORM After that the runners streaked In, but Schenectady, showing its nsual team serength, got over its team among the first 15 finishers to tally 48 points. The Providence school, displaying more strength than last year, placed second, with 17 points. The real disappointment of the day for local schools was the poor showing of Curtis, city team champion, which took third, with 119 points.

None of the best Staten Island runners figured in the race. When the starter's gun turned the pack loose, John Didie of St. James shot out to the front and led until the railroad trestle was reached. Running right with him was Russell, Ray Kelly, Providence; John Gresser, Jamaica, and then Weille, striding along smoothly. Going along the parkway, Didie managed to hold his lead, but Russell was slowly gaining on him, and as the field started to tackle the gruelling hill, Weille forged his way to the front, running abreast with Russell.

RUSSELL'S THREAT SPURRED WEILLE TO VICTORY The hill killed Didie, who finished 56h, but when the runners started to leave the woodland hill, Waille arid Russell were neck and neck. Smith was about 25 yards behind this pair, bringing with him Eisen-teld, Gil Schiller, Schenectady, and It was along here that Russell was heard to have told Weille, "I'll get you when we get to the stretch." Striding along the sandy bridle path, the two boys kept their positions abreast of each other, but afcout 400 yards from the finish, Weille started to step faster. Russell responded, but his breathing was ragged and his legs a trifle wobblv. Weille slowlv went ahead nrt hnnnrllner th rurf oainpri yards as the finish neared The summaries: 1.. Edward Weille.

Newton 12:15 3. 1homas Russell. La Salle 12:20 4K Lewis Smith. Schenectady 12:30 4. Mike Sisenfcld.

Boys High 12:33 Edward Hagclberg, Erasmus 13:55 Herman Junk, Brvant 12:39 A'bert Palembelll, Schenectady. 12:43 Sol Bechtold. Stuvvesanl 12:45 Gilbert Schiller. Srhenectary 12:46 10. Jol-n Grrssr.

male? 12:47 11. Dorrinick Sigi.ore, Evander, 12, Christopher alloy. La Salle IProv. 13, Dumieton, Brooklyn Tech (flrsll. 12.50: 14.

Owen Early. Schenectady. 15. Norman Axenson. Schenectady.

12 52: 16, Vincent Hiltton, Curtis rflrv-lii. 12 53; 17. Harold Bennett, Curtis (fu-st). 18. Oscar Held.

Schenectady, H. 19, E. Lareau, La Salle (Prov.l. 13 20. W.iltfr Johnston.

George Washington. 12-57; -el. Frank Gardner, Curtis (flrstl, 12:58: 22, W. Clrgg. La Salle Prov.l.

23. Tim Cahill. Curtis (second), 24, Burns. Bryant. at, R.

Kelly. La. Sail Prov.l, 26. C. Robillard, La 8alle (Prov.l.

13 03: 27, Horace Brienr Jamaica. 13 04: 28. Eddie Castle. Grorge Washington. 13 OS; 29.

Milton Srhulm in. Fianccr. 13 06; 30. Thomas Zaliaska. Erasmus Hall.

31. Milton Sherman, Clinton. 13 OH, 32. F. Kelly.

Brvant. 13:09: 33. John Dianto, Curtis lflrti. 13 10, 34. Mick Un.

Morns. 13 11. 3. Flanerlv, Brooklyn 7rh ilusti, 13 12; 36 Pa.quaie Tedesco. Evander.

13 13; 37, Fi'sctung, Curlis iflistt. 13.14, 3H. Homer Maxwell, flchenerladv. 13 15: 39. E.

Hjtsjtrty. La ISaile (Prov.l. 13:18. 40. Howard Wilson.

George Wellington 13-1 Moe Tuschman. Evnnder. 42. Alfr.d Piuzio. Clinton.

13 19; 4:1. Maurice Kuonomo. Clinton. 13:20: 44. Waller Km p.

Clinlo-i. 13 21: 45, Jurjens, Brook-lyp Tech iflrsti. 46 Leslie Davie.s, Brvani. 13.23; 4i. Alnrrt Lee Curtis inrsii, 13 48.

Es-rennn. St, Francis Xavier. 13 25; 49. James Poach, Schenectady. 13.

26; 50, Pete Blas- George Washington, 51, liaticts Srottl, Btuyvesanl, 13 28; 32. B. Kelly. La Snlle (Prov.l, 53, Johann. Brooklyn Tech iflrsti.

13.30; 54. Arnold Hook, Geone Washington, 13 31, 55, Frank Brrnnolz, Jamaica. 13:32. fo. John Dldlc, St.

Jomes. 13:33: 57. M. Hatcher, Brvant, 58. J.

Krakenberg, Hrvanl, 13 59. II Winltsky, James Muniot. 60. John MrKherry. Ja-mnid 1.1 37; 61 Witanen, Clinton.

I. 3B; 62 H. FITnv. Newton. 13 33; oil-hcit J.imaica.

13 40. 64. Terrv Rnant, 1:1.41, I. Mcndelshon. Utrecht, 13 42.

6. Prrv Rosenberg. htm Ltrecht. 13 43: 67. John Hansen, mr ti, 13 14; 68.

Silvio Ricc. Curtis (second i. 13 45: fit). R. Toms, Bryant, lk46; 70 White, Hrooklvn lech iflrsti, lTn- 71, Paul Dee.

Manhattan Prep. lit'. 12. McKough. Jamaica.

73 W. Avenil. St. Michaels, 13.50; 74. Dickie Sire.

Jamaica, 13 51. 75. Robert Garber Curtis fllsll. 13 j2: 76 John Curtis (second. 13 53; 77, Norman Campion.

Jairauk. 13 54: 18. F. De Ko '(9. It'i-e.

Evander. 14 80. James Brooklv, Tech (seoond' 14t)0; 81 D. Chafornicr Brant 14 01; O'K-elr. Commerte (Ilrsti, 1 ChihII.

Curtis ihrconrt'. 14 0:. 84 Jlhn Ileviiie. Curtis cf(onr(. 14 04' 85.

Ly Marcus Ne Ltrerht, 1 4 O.i; Lam-hsAht, BrooKl'n lecn oerondi. 14 06. 8(. Jucc'iri ves, Brvant. 14 07; 88.

Hcllles-si'nger. Boys H.g'n, 14 OH; 89. Bertram Wuu.tid. Ororga Wathiiigton. 14.09; no.

Bell Mne. De Witt Cl.nton, II 10. 01 Sru ldcld Nealawn. 14 II. II-', tXvo-Imle Brooklin T'ch (ftr.ti 14 12.

91. Jut-geus. tironki- 1' (flr n. 14.13 94. paves till I'Cuindi.

14 li. lit J. rnn-o II Jiili.ni lt.es (h.iue lli- 9, W'U' in Patt'Hi Ell'ier C.nllos. If l'i' 98. loins Curds tserondi.

14 lfi: ()'(' I-tink Srhrir'. irrls 14 I'l, 100 Jan.es SI. James. 14 -Ml: 101. Coiiltufrce lllr.t 14.21: 102 lUilton.

mull. 14 2::. 103. Henry De Witt Canton, 14 21: 104, A Gtaiiy, Newtown. 14 105, J.mes 0r-tr Cuitia iseroncM.

14 23: 11)6, Lionel t'a'rillit r.elclston. 14 26; 107, John Ford. Pander Chllda, 14 27. 10H Henry Shiftman. Ivamler Chllds.

14 28 109, Albert Coenen. La Halls M. A. lOakdalei. 114:24: 110.

9. Siiertnan, 14 111. Becker, Commerce. 112 MIH'tn newinan, 6(iinn 14 32: l. John Burke.

While 14 33; 114. Jack Corrigan. St niiiii. flii ins. Jsmes.

14 34: 115. Hull ane, James. 116, Joseoh Uowlint, St James. I J'). )4'17 14 117 AI Aronowllr Clulrl.v It.

Rlrhirfl nilbert riei'ton. 119 Tlieodor Hartman Fleldslon William Bstter, Manhattan 1 1.311. 14 40; 121, H. Chalornler, Brvant. 1441: 122.

Pelersnn, Bronklvn Tech It. 14 J. I. neison, 'ir-i Ut ood), 14 124, Cslabrrse, Brook- The lineup: Bay Riage E. (8) Brooklyn E.

(0) Kohl Cohen Tropp MangrameH Mintz fin Bialtk Tumolo Cushlng E. Tumolo Kapps Pox Pearlman Muller Shenkman McGuire L. Q. a. r.

a. R. T. R. Q.

D. H. H. F. B.

Touchdowns Hansen. Substitutes Bay Ridge, Espisito for Clemons; Stanley tor Esptsito. BrooKlyn, Berman for McGuire; FreJnd for Kapps; McGuire for Pearlman; Martin for Mintz. Referee Kuminsky, C. C.

N. Y. Umpire Grossman. N. Y.

U. Time of quarters 12 minutes. New Utrecht's Aptness Beats Bonavita Intercepts For ward, While Wind Aids Other Score An Intercepted forward pass and a gust of wind decided the fate of Bushwlck at Erasmus Field yesterday afternoon when the New Utrecht eleven was triumphant, 13 to 0. Otherwise the game was a fairly even encounter, with the Orange and Black even having a slight edge in the matter of ground gaining. Bushwick used a varsity of attack to come within striking distance several times in th eearly part of the game.

But each time the Green and white line threw up a desper ate defense that held Bushwick at bay. The first score of the fray came near the start of the second quarter when a Bushwick pass settled Into the arms of Emll Bona vito. New Utrecht fullback. He ran about 25 yards to cross the line for a touchdown. The extra point was gained when Picker rushed the ball over.

Near the end of thes ame period New Utrecht marched the ball down the field to the Bushwick two-yard line. Here the Orange and Black line held on the fourth down. Bushwick attempted to kick out of danger, but the ball curling up into the strong wind, was wafted back over the goal line. It came down, bounced once or twice, and was grabbed by Danny Delvecchio of New Utrecht, who touched it down for the second touchdown. An at tempted rush failed to make the extra point.

The game was very hard fought, with several minor injuries occurring, and William Slmnowitz, left guard of New Utrecht, had to be carried off the field. His leg was injured. Bonavite played a strong game, getting off many successful passes, Delvecchio was very active as a secondary defense, and Conti and Cleary carried the brunt of the ground gaining for the winners. The lineup: Po. New Utrecht (131 Bushwlek 1O1 L.

E. Garflnkle L. T. Meddttc I. Rimnowita Shapiro Soelser ntnkelmyer R.

newsnt Dialavannl R. Klevorlrk II. K. Calrante Q. Plates L.

Cleary Baker R. Ceravolo Schumacher P. Bonavita Adrieo Touchdowns U'recht: Bonavita. Delvecchio. Points after touchdown Utrecht-Picker.

Biibtlltntea Utrecht: Hornsteip fnr Plrstenberi: Barondesa for Rimnowita: Contl fnr Cleary: Roskln for Picker; lyiv-Innon for Dvorkln; Picker for Roskln. Bushwirk: Messina for Addeo. Whltanls for Oarflnkei. Abbruno for Meddiu. All-aell for Baker.

Referee Welllntrlon Umpire Kearney. Head llneiman Reiner, Tim of quarter. 12 minutes. Rivcrhead Fells Amityville, 12-0 Special to the Eagle.) Riverhead, L. I Oct.

25 A light and fast Riverhead eleven vanquished a heavier Amityville team, 120, in a stubbornly fought contest here today. Nash garnered the first touchdown shortly before the end of the opening period. After a march down the field, Nash poked his way through centre for the tally. The teams fought on even terms throughout the second quarter and In the third Atkins fell on a fumbled ball behind the goal line. The lineup: Pos.

C. a o. T. E. H.

Riverhead (121 Menendei Northrop Na.h Nelson Amttvvill Huirhaann Katlenbath Howe Arkerman Hoerogren nnnth Niernan Mow Bannlater Hansen F.R Danowtkl i ournooana- Nn; Atkins. Sub. unites Riverhead: Flvnn for Tavlor; Capysln-kl for S.rek; Recek for Nh: Cas for Nel.on; Wsl.h for Zoloo; Pannwltrh for Norihrop; Bell for Borows: Nelion for Nash; Youn for Zolo; Hlm for Nel-son: Hamilton for Menendes; Wslker fnr Sarek: Bnrowa for A'klns; Blbrro for Mueller; Molloy for Flvnn: Flvnn tor Tailor. Amllvvllle: Nleman for Orodman: Davis for Smith: Irujlee for Ntemxn; for Hen.en; Htu.rn for Howe. Referee rham'ierlin, tlnlon.

Umolre l.un-hnrt. Rvreru.e. Heart Linesman in. nna.kl. Riverhead.

T.ma at jiuartaral2 aunute, ney. Johnson, orenstein ana Tilden (Goldstein, Rosenblatt. Schlover and Roberts), second. Time. 1:52.

Fancy diving Won by Malloy Manual, 40 points: Simon. Erasmus, 39 points, second: Silver. Tilden, 35 points, third. NEW UTRECHT. 50: BOYS, 12.

50-yard freestyle swim Won by Gls-burne, Utrecht; Shapiro, Boys, second; Baltaltls. Boys, third. Time. 0:27. 100-yard freestyle swim Schnelderman Utrecht; Kallnsky, Utrecht, second; RoMi, Boys, third.

Time. 1:05 4-5. 50-yard breaststroke swim Won by Klugberg, Utrecht: Bondel, Boys, second; Wllhelm. Boys, third. Time, 0:37 3-5.

220-yard freestyle swim Won by Haney, Utrecht: Friedman, Utrecht, second; Topol Boys, third. Time. 3:10. 50-yard backstroke swim Won by Sele-ban, Utrecht; Kristal, Utrecht, second; Caro. Boys, third.

Time, 0:35. 200-yard relay Won by TJtrront (Greenberg, Roth, Flnfer nd Forman); Boys (Senowitz, Rosenblatt, Stern and second. Time, 2:01. Fancy diving Won by Coopersteln. Utrecht, 37 points; Formosa Utrecht, 34 points, second; Esposlto, Boys, 30 points, third.

BROOKLYN TECH, 40: FLUSHING. 15. 50-yard freestyle swim Won by Mever. Tech; Abbott. Tech.

second; Silver, Flushing, third. Time. 0:26 3-5. 100-yard freestyle swim Won by Muench. Tech; Critchly Tech, second: no third.

Time. 1:06 2-5. 50-yard breaststroke swim Won by Fldler, Flushing; Graham, Tech, second; Patterson, Tech, third. Time, 0:36 2-5. 220-yard freestyle swim Won by Schenck, Flushing; Duffy, Tech, second; no third.

Time, 3:21. 50-yard backstroke swim Won by Led-wirth, Tech; Fiynn, Flushing second; Amory, Tech. third. Time, 0:32 3-5. 200-yard relay Won by Tech (Remes-chatls.

Read Staples, Magllllganl; Flushing (Rogers. Philips. Marek, Delaneyl, second. Time, 1:50 4-5. Fancy dive Won by Krsminskl, Tech, 43 points; Fellows.

Tech, second, 41 points: Tavlor. Flushing, third. 27 points STANDING OF THE TEAMS School w. L. Pts.

Erasmus 4 0 8 New Utrecht 4 0 8 4 0 8 Far Rockaway 3 16 Manual 3 1 6 Jamaica 2 2 4 flushing 1 3 2 Jefferson 3 2 Richmond Hill 13 2 Madison 13 2 Tilden 13 2 Boys 0 4 0 Pateman Stars AsStonyBrook Wins to 0 Plays Stellar Offensive and Defensive Came in Rout of Greenport fSneclal tn th vnf i Greenport, L. Oct. 25 Frank Pateman led the stnnv wn. eleven to a 280 victory over the Greenport High gridmen here today. Pateman's remarkabls punting also was a feature of the game.

The owney urootc naitback got off three wyaru kicks. Pateman tallied in the first mr. ter on a ten-yard-end run and again in the fourth w.a oiiui illlC rush. Glover went over the line in tne nrst quarter, taking a pass from Myers. Mackenzie also was an important wi in otuiiy sroox victory.

He scored on a i tun in ne final quarter and earned three extra yumus on nne rushes. Myers kicked successfully for the fourth The lineup: Pos. Rtonv Brank t'tm Oreenport (0 Shrnhert Brand E. L. T.

L. O. C. R. O.

R. T. R. E. 0.

B. L. H. R. H.

CarppkUer KV81 Woodruff Carpenter -Howell -Myers Mrlrant. Tailor Bub Oruahkli Knurf W. Conklln Hulite F. Rnhlof Tnurhftnwm Olover. Mark titer touchdown Macke 11, nminr KOIlflr for Knirk: ilsuss fnr Lellmsn: Kalbarker for Rohlof; o.

Conklln for Koude. stonv TffM II tA visa ts. hi H. Carpfnter; Johnnon (or Pateman; Hum-mond lor o. Carppnter; Wtiham for Kv Ml; R.

Weill for fiowUP W.lr (rM.h., RefaiTff Stemon. Umpire Heame. Head Read Leads Assies To Close Win Over Cooper Union, 25-19 (Special to the Eagle.) Farmlngdale, L. Oct. 25 The New York Agfties aided by Walter Read's spectacular work, scored their first victory today by taking a tense and stirring battle from Cooper Union, 25 to 19.

Read scoring in the second period on a short run around end, and tn the third period went over after helping fo bring the ball into scoring position with some great bucking through the line. Lineup: Pos. If. Aajils 3SI Cooper llfl) Caprerul Batman L. Hevher Pttt Hunter Taaorln Lohb Malaiilll R.

O. reterunn a Donovan fltrasbiirih Koundakjsn Warahof.Cy f)rleoll Hnlley drniison Rnuae Park Chellt Nelson Torelli Touchdown -Rrsd 13). Bronson, Nelson, Chellt, Rouse, Zaaonn. Points' after tourhdowns Caprarulo, Lund. Substitutes Ale: Read for Drlaeoll.

Warren for Plrntiaon. Joiiesf for Lohh; Cooper Union-Bu'lo fnr Walsos lot Wsf shofaky, Luna for Bsunnan, lege, on the other hand, tried only five passes, none of which were intercepted, three being completed for long gains. C. C. N.

Y. succeeded in procuring 13 downs to 11 for the Quakers. The lineup: Pos. C. N.

Y. (18i Dregel (Si L.E. Rubin Wright L.T....ance Marsh LO Roscnbloom Keller Welner Holland Atkins MacPayden Icl R.T. Markle Figowltl Rudolpn Dublnskv (C Miller Redmond R.H.... Schneer Cardom Schlesslnger LaBove Touchdowns Mondschein.

Holt. Du blnskv. Substitutes C. C. N.

Mondschein for Bchneer: Helsteln for Vance Rohdie for Wiener; Ned Schwarts for Berger: Tatarsky for Rubin; Vance for Gerenstein; Gerenstein for Hetstein. Drexel: Keller for Cardoni: Holt for Red mond; Hughes for Rudolph; Maschal for LaBove: Rudolph for Williams; LaBove lor Masenal; Williams lor nugnes; Davis for Rudolph; Gabriel for Wright. Ref. eree S. E.

Larby. Syracuse. Umpire W. L. Bovson, Brown.

Head linesman D. M. Hooks. Princeton. Tim of quar ters 15 minutes.

Woodmere-Occanside Play 6 to 6 Draw i Special to the Eagle) Oceanside, L. Oct. 25 Wood-mere and Oceanside battled to a 6 tie on the gridiron here today. Neither eleven was able to gain any aprpcclable advantage over the other until the final period, when each turned in a touchdown. Oceanside was the first to score when Ainenbrey caught a pass and brought the leather to the seven-yard line, Combe ploughing through for the touchdown.

The visitors evened the score shortly after when Riley, after receiving a pass on the 20-yard stripe, was downed on the flve-yard line. He went over for a touchdown on the next play. The lineup: Pos. Wooilmere (6t Oceanside tsi l.T. Wslling canter LT Lu Mitchell t.O Smith Brengel Wsltiers Litchenberg Bedell Monahan Frerk Anderson RI MrCloat Kays Riley Lucas Livingston Comb R.H Duncan Orsano Johnson Langdon Touchdowns Riley: Comb.

Substitutes Woodmere' Dnran for MrCloat: Murray for Smith. Oceanside: Oulick for Oreano; Bauman for Mitchell; Sacco for Combe; Combe for Sarro; Alsenbrey for Guitrk. Referee Sheehn. Vale. Umpire Bcha arU.

Union. Head linesman -Ploth. N. Y. U.

Time of quarters 12 minutes Glen Cove in Scoreless Draw With Manhasset Special to the Eaqle) Munhnvsett. L. Oct. 2ft The Manhcssftt High School football I tram and Glrn Cove Hiih School eleven played to a scoreless dead lock here today. The play was mostly In mldfield throughout the entire game.

Tupper of the home eleven went through the visitors' line for repeated gfieu-The lineup: Po Manhasset 10) Clen Cove 101 L. Snallwood L. 3lobjr.ll Mr.Carlhy L. fjavld Sammlott plane Phillips ft. K.

Hommcdleu R. BHlac Janvenskl R. P. WelrJon Q. Hutchlngs Malleiky Rtiggerlo Caflrld Ne1ve :7 Tilpn-r ForsMrg Substitutes H.

for Tuimer, R-hmee for H. L'tl'-mmedteu. Referee-lilies, Colhv. tlmnlie flrott. rnrinf)eld He'd line'Tisn Fran, yiim of quarter 14 jnmijt, La Salle P.I Curtis Bryant G.

Washington. Evander Jamaica B. Tech (lstsi. Clinton Newtown Curtis Erasmus Boys High Stuyvesant St. Jaires New C'merce (lstsi.

James Monroe. M'hattan Prep. Fleldston St. r. White St.

La Salle C'merce St. John's Bootrrs Defeat Panzer, 3-2 Scoring a goal in the second extra flve-mlnute period, the St. John's College soccer team opened its season with a 3 to 2 victory over Panzer College yesterday at Suydam Oval. The score was tied at 2-all at the end of the regulation time, but ft combined attack, capped by Spike Hanlon's kick from near the goal mouth, setfled the decision in the second extra period. Lineup: Pos.

St. John's 1 3 1 lesser R. Shewtte L. R. Cohen C.

Csndee L. Fersndrz 0. Mills 1. Lswson Sloan I. Shapiro Hanlon Oosls-St Johns, Panzer (21 Socht Smith Langras Harvey Comba Murphv Washerman Huge Carroll Claxtnn Vnller Fernandez, Mills, Hanlon; Panzer, Carroll, Claxton Referee Nadgejs.

Pavnter's Pass Wins For Mineola, 13-7 to the Eagle.) Mineola, L. Oct. 2. Captain Marzulla led his Lawrence High School gridders to victory over Mineola by a score of 13 to 7 here today. Scoring on plunges in the first and second periods, besides adding a point after touchdown, the visiting flash was directly responsible fnr nil his team's lollies.

Mineola rrthhed in rliirlnj the last 1 period when 70 yards from its goal. Paynter threw a 30-yard pass to Motto, who rarricd It 40 yards for a score. The lneup: Pos, Mineola (7) Lawrenre F. 7.iner Hmlgrod T. Hohorn Hammersmith 1.

Garcia imsn Rusa K. (loslln Sllversteln R.T Hnrned Dossey It Tischener Abramo tl Motto Marrulla L. Vano Dudley H. Hsusenian Belcher F. Pavnter Levitt Touchdowns Mar7iilla.

2: Motto, Points stler touchdown Marrulle, Hauseman mini. Substitutes Mnieolu, Merrilt for rtc'lin. Han'-en for Meirill. H.trtnian for R'horn Referee--Cerlinr. Newtown.

Umpire. -Glltif Ifnion Head linesman Pno Aririnineld, Tim of ouartert 13 minutes, Evander Child Rooters" Beat Richmond Hill. Richmond Hill High School bowed to Evander Chllds High School. 9 to 1. In a P.

8. A. L. soccer tilt at Victory Field yesterday. In the.

opening chapter both Max Sbar of Evander and AI Ooldln of Richmond Hill tallied on penalty kicks. Mur- ray Cohen In the last period easilv dribbled the ball past the Red and Oray defense and booted the sphere through the upright for the winning Evander score. The lineup: Th lineup: Pos. Richmond Hill Evander Chllda a Lopes R. Torhmar R.H Halnr.

C. H. Willork Mi b.r2 Campbell JIT I. Coha. "nJ.l1l.n Marshall Hodman L.

Schubert On, Sbar OolOln Oohn Rubalitulea Richmond Hill. Dlekman for Wander- man: Bechtle for Cemhus; Preftnsl for MrNiiltv, Dietrich for Rosenkranlat Mevernte for tawder: Worlmsn fnr Srhie. I). n. --rv, Manual.

Tim mt nshn-30 amuiM, 'rK.