The Plain Dealer from Cleveland, Ohio (2024)

October 4, 1936

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The Plain Dealeri

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Cleveland, Ohio

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Sunday, October 4, 1936

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41

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fj w' CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER Wirephotos of Harvard Amherst and Yale Cornell Game ELEVEN RIPS IOWA in Big Ten Opener AtZ I HARVARD SPANKS AMHERST 38 6 6 Roberts Scores 3 Time Struck Runs Wild in Crimson Opener football coaching tries to gain around end in the game at New Haven Penn State Crunches OOTBALL RESULTS A State 31 Oklahoma 0 One of irst to Introduce 0 orward Pass Was Born in Cleveland North Central 0 Passes for Touchdowns as 0 32000 Watch State Illinois Normal 6 Illinois Gridiron Classic 0 Youngstown 0 San Ju ky 0 A Buivid lor the $4 95 up WISCONSIN Toledo 32 BATTERIES Art llimte 0 0 Carolina 0 CLOTHES OR MEN 0 50 00 to 85 00 SUITS THE WORLD SERIES 50 00 to 65 00 TOPCOATS' co ORLY AT THE IRST LOOR PROSPECT braka 34 Iowa State 0 5 wpw! SPORT JACKETS ti Higbee TIRES INSTEAD in the same another two the result of 0 0 Central Teachers 6 6 Charleston 0 (la) 28 Iowa Weslejan Carolina Millsaps ftA 3 Colorado 0 rosh 13 Brand New Guaran teed 13 Earlham 0 33 MaeAlcster 0 TuSSW service siHctian Lauli rbaclt licit i'zcrnecki Ironwood 7 Virginia 6 Lawrence 7 Cornell (Iowa) 0 Carleton Ripon 0 Lincoln (Mo) 13 West Kentucky Installation REE YORK Oct John Heisman the football coach by many with introducing HOT WATER HEATERS Renz Gnlmitreeke Lanphcnr Normal 13 Kegls 0 State 9 New Mexico II Boot in Last 2) Seconds Wins WICHITA ALLS Tex Oct (AP) With only 23 seconds to play Johnny Morrow a rangy left end kicked a field goal from the 9 yard line to give Texas A and a 3 to 0 decision over Hardin Simmons husky football team here today 550 17 550 13 550 19 600 13 600 19 600 20 600 21 Prices Jpns I aukedah I Windward Brllin Louisiana State 6 51 3 Hardin Simmons 0 Ohio State Vanderbilt Michigan State 21 Michigan 7 Indiana State 6 Hanover 0 Notre Dame 21 Carnegie Tech 7 De Pauw 35 Oakland City 0 Kvansville 13 Bose Iny 7 Missouri 20 Cape Giradeau 0 Indiana 38 Centre 9 lllinios 13 Washington (St Louis) Associated Press Wirephoto Dick Baker Cornell halfback is thrown for a two yard loss by Clinton rank of Yale when ha i ae won (I (i WEST 60 New York 0 37 Chicago 0 DARTMOUTH 5B Morrill Camcrvr WilLams Ray Cole Bennett Davis Whitakf Bandolph Macon 26 Guilford North Carolina 14 Tennessee lorida 20 The Citadel 14 Centenary 10 Baylor 0 Texas Christian 18 Arkansas Southern I 0 Wildcats Stop Oze Simmons to Record 18 to 7 Victory i HEISMAN AMED GRID COACH DIES Muhlenberg 56 to 0 STATE COLLEGE Pa Oct Penn State opened its foot ball season today by swamping Muhlenberg 56 to 0 before 10000 fans one of the largest opening day crowds in Penn State's history Brilliant running by Tom Silvano senior fullback Joe Metro sopho more fullback and Wendell (Windy) Wear 123 pound quarterback fea tured Penn State's attack Silvano Metro and Wear each scored two touchdowns for Pattcn 'Niimri (suh fur for McTcrncn) havorKian for WilsonJ MARQUETTE NIPS WISCONSIN 12 6 14 Methodist 01 Texas of the Atlanta ootball Coaches As sociation Heisman had been physical direc tor of the Downtown Athletic Club since its organization six years ago He is survived by his widow Mrs Editha Maora Heisman uneral arrangements have not been completed but burial will be at Rhinelander Wis 0 6 4 50 20 450 21 475 19 500 19 500 20 525 13 81 Shenan Mclnerncy Budzyna Bedford Maines Sunderland vHandrahan Dartmouth II 21 7 I fi Handrahan Conti Kiner 2 (Rub fur Hollinyworth McLeod (sub for Conti) Clark 2 Points aPer touehdjwn Ray 2 Christiansen Harrison Goal fro i Harrison AND SAVE Texas A Tulane 0 Auburn 0 Mississippi State 35 Howard 0 Georgia 13 urman 0 Kentucky 38 I 0 Murray 14 Morehead College 7 Louisville 13 Union (Tenn) 0 Western Kentucky 27 Tennessee Tech () Xavier (N O) 7 Bishops College 0 Tuskegee 21 Howard (Washington I) 0 Richmond 0 Roanoke 0 Maryland Prairie View 0 Alcorn 0 Southern 0 Tougaloo 20 Lanier 6 Kentucky State 0 Bluefield State East Tennessee Teachers 2 West ern Carolina 0 Wofford Georgia Johnson Hiram 0 12 Butler 12 1 indlay 0 BIG TEN Northwestern 18 Iowa San Romani 24 year old outraced the great Jack on the homestretch of If ten custom tailors made you a suit in the same model all be different! Why? Because each suit would embody the personality as well as your own The thing to guard against in a ready made suit is the total lack of any personality behind it The minute a thing is ready made it suggests the me chanical and why The Higbee Co set out to find a genuine custom per sonality to tailor your clothes the way fine custom tailors tailor them Aside from being ready instead of unready ruhauf Clothes are of custom workman ship throughout Kansas 19 Washburn Marquette 12 Wisconsin 6 Kansas 0 Eastern Kentucky 7 ranklin abash St Olaf Knox 7 0 Central Normal 25 Ball State St Norberts 46 Michigan College of Mines 0 Carroll (Wis) ft Illinois College 7 Illlnios Wesleyan MADISON Wis Oct Marquette University's Golden Ava lanche relied on a brilliant passing attack today to defeat the Univer sity of Wisconsin 12 to 6 in an an nual state football classic witnessed by 320C0 fans Marquette took a 12 to 0 lead with touchdowns in the first and third periods All the scoring resulted from pass plays Marquette complet ing 13 out of attempts and Wis consin 8 out of 23 The Marquette veteran backfield consisting of Buivid Cun Sonnen berg and the Gucpe twins unleashed its vaunted aerial thrusts with tell ing effect and made 18 first downs against 16 for Wisconsin Three minutes after the game started Art Guepe threw a lateral to Ray Buivid and then dashed to the end zone where he received a forward pass from Buivid lor the first score MA RQUTTE LARGS ASSORTMENT AT BIG SAVINGS TERMS if DESIRED YOUR AVORiTE MAKE OR LESS BUYTWOTIRESAUDSAVE 37 Piedmont 0 Tech 58 Sewanee 0 City 2 Cullowhee 0 Mines 13 New Mexico II TowIkIowiim JoyR pill) Koueris i uiuer T'rx inrU) I i 1 1 1 4 sill) Points 'after touchdowns tl lace kick) ID ton isuh fr 2 aA Monmouth 19 Carthage 0 Mankato 14 llamline 13 Western Slate (III) 10 Millikin AR WEST St Maris 10 California 0 Southern California 26 Oregon 0 Utah 14 Arizona 6 Brigham Young 19 Montana State 0 Spearfish Colorado Washington 22 Idaho 0 College of Idaho 13 Eastern Ore gon 6 Western State (Col) 13 Colorado Mines 0 Washington State 14 Stanford 13 California State 13 State 6 Oregon State 13 Willamette 0 Pacific 20 Oklahoma California rosh 12 San Diego 7 Occidental 0 Only a Personality Can Interpret a'Personality marks the climax of Summer Sports Prepare your Sport Togs now for the all Season CAMBRIDGE Mass Oct 3 (AP) well drilled team miles ahead of the one that launched Dick Harlow's career here last year opened its sea eon with a 38 to 6 victory over the hard fighting Lord Jeffs from Am herst today before 15000 The Crimson although unable to do much with the simple passing attack it attempted cashed in six of the nine scoring chances that came its way ullback Vernon Struck was the outstanding ground gainer for Har vard and his long gains enabled George Roberts to plunge over for three of the six touchdowns the first of which required nine minutes Harvard added another in the sec ond when Center Bobby Jones blocked an Amherst punt that was recovered in the end zone by left end Gib Winter Early in the session Har second string backs marched 53 yards before Bob Stuart drove over from the 1 foot line on his second try from that distance About mid way in the period Ken Booth a tackle replacement recovered an Amherst fumble on the 4) and George ord supplied most of the gains that enabled him to jaunt 10 yards off his left tackle for the final touchdown HARVARD ti jJ i Lakew oud Cathedral Lakewood Reserves 0 OHIO SCHOLASTIC Niles 7 Akron Buchtel 0 Wooster 0 Dover 0 Denison Tiltonsville 0 Canton Lehman 25 Medina 6 Conneaut 0 Ashtabula 0 Mansfield 53 Marion 0 Wadsworth 15 Kent State High Ashland 27 Galion 0 Marysville 32 Westerville 7 Bowling Green 21) Defiance Orrville 8 Uhrichsville 7 Oberlin 27 Western Deserve Acad emy 7 Sidney 29 Bellefontaine 0 Sandusky 33 Norwalk () Louisville 7 Lisbon 0 Whitmer 12 remont St 0 Boardman 20 Sebring 6 Alliance 12 Struthers 0 Campbell Memorial 20 Akron Gar field 0 Canton McKinley Raven 0 Boardman 20 Sebring 6 Tifila Calvert 13 I pper I 0 Martins erry 38 Lorain Girard 19 Hubbard Leetonia 12 Newell (W Lima Central 14 Bryan 6 OHIO COLLEGE Rochester 31 Oberlin 0 Ohio Northern 27 Ashland 0 Wayne 13 Bluffton 0 Kenjon 7 Holbrook 0 Buffalo 23 Defiance 6 Wittenberg 12 Wooster 7 Heidelberg 19 Kent State 0 Dayton 21 Ohio Wesleyan 7 Bowling Green 7 Capital 7 Mount Union 27 Westminster 0 Allegheny tary 6 Quantico Marines 19 Shepherd 0 Shaw 7 St Oa Wale orest 0 Nil Southwest Tennessee t) Wake orest 9 State 0 Mnrquel Is Wisconsin Touchdowns Art Guepe 2 Beilin Referee James Masker (Northwest ernL 1) Knight (Du tnionlh ield Nick Kearns Die Paul) Head linesman Perry Graves (Illinois) Geneva 25 Slippery Rock 0 California (Pa) 12 Edinboro Western Maryland 28 I psala 6 Trenton 25 Bergen 7 Cortland 20 Mansfield State 2 Citv College New York 6 Brook lyn College 0 Grove City 13 Clarion 7 Detroit Villanova to be played to day Arnold 19 Hartwick 0 New York Aggies 7 New Teachers 2 A a a1 Dmas 1 zs rv rx Struck Harvard fullback' smashes his way through the Amherst line and a'most gets loose for a touchdown The Harvard star however is brought down after an eight yard gam Harvard triumphed 38 6 OCTOB II I 1936 Made to Order Warm all wool overcoat a i a 1 with sturdy leather i sleeves Choice I of color com binations Special Team Discount TROPHY MJ CRAT 5503 Clark MElrose 6843 CLEANING DYEING CO II I I 0 7606 22 Carnegie Ave I Ik Telephone HEnderson 7600 BRANCH IN HOTEL CLEVELAND A A TC MAIN WAREHOUSE StAOAl 1740 RUBBER INC LOCAL COLLEGE Western Reserve 14 Akron 0 Miami 20 Case 7 LOCAL SCHOLASTIC Senate Collinwood 12 South 6 East Tech 12 East 0 West Tech 25 Central 0 Iake Erie League Cleveland Heights 26 Elyria 0 Independent Lincoln 24 St Ignatius University School 19 Mentor 6 Independence 11 Stow 12 Shaw 13 Akron East 6 7 West 0 Latin 60 Benedictine Reserves 0 West High Army 28 Washington and I ce 0 Harvard 38 Amherst 6 Vale 23 Cornell 0 Pittsburgh 31 West Virginia 0 Navy 19 Davidson 6 Princeton 27 Williams 7 Dartmouth 5G Vermont 0 Syracuse 31 larkson 0 Connecticut 3 Connecti cut State 0 Columbia 31 Maine 0 Washington Jefferson 29 Beth any 7 Holy Cross 21 Providence Colgate 51 0 Rutgers 13 Marietta 0 Worcester Tech 0 Const Guard St Johns (Md) 7 Drexal 0 Dickinson 20 Lehigh Albright 7 West Chester 6 35 Lafayette 0 Boston 40 American Interna tional 0 Catholic iloah 0 Penn State 45 Muhlenberg 0 Moravian 26 Susquehanna 16 Juniata 6 Gettysburg 2 Middlebury 6 Coiby 0 Washington College 25 American University 7 ordham 66 ranklin and Mar shall 7 Brown 7 Rhode Island State Boston College 26 Northeastern Bowdoin II Massachusetts State CKiaftain AC Tsn nrlal needed PO ground needed 4 Hy Tron tubes fine cabinet Special low price OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL 8:30 SHAW'S 4W SUPERIOR AVE AT THE Across rom Library 'J'W championship season before 30000 spectators Northwestern coached by the for mer Clevelander Lynn Waldorf took the lead with a touchdown at the start of the second period added an omer ana a field goal period and tossed in points in the fourth as un aowu saiery score came in the final pel riod when Simmons catching a lat eral in the closing minutes stepped around most of the Northwestern team and broke away on a 20 yard gallop for a touchdown He received no blocking support either on this run or any of the sensational returns of punts that thrilled th" crowd Operating behind a lorward wall which completely smothered th? Hawkeye attack with two first downs and 20 yards gained by rushing a half dozen Northwestern backs made their plays click with consistency Bernard Jefferson a 180 pound Ne gro liom Grand Rapids Mich also gave promise of future greatness in punting and carrying the ball while Don Heap the Wildcat's triple threat star played a sensational game al though allowing others to take the spothgnt Lannon Walker Liggett Osmaloski Dartmouth Passes Rout Vermont 55 0 HANOVER Oct 3 IAP) A hard fighting Vermont eleven failed to solve the intricacies of Coach Earl lateral pass at tack and Dartmouth scored nine times this afternoon to triumph 56 to 0 before 6000 0 numb Whilcomb Busing Bedell LEE TALKS ON OLYMPICS Eye of Game Addresses Magyar Group Tonight James A Lee secretary of the Northeastern Ohio A A wifi speak on his observations at the 1936 Olympic games in Germany this eve ning at the Magyar Athletic Club 2700 Vestry Avenue Georgetown Biffs Delaware 39 0 WASHINGTON Oct Georgetown University outclassed the University of Delaware today and turned in a 39 to 0 victory to open the season today for both teams at Griffith Stadium 18 Kovatch bou Schreiber uller 11 Reid Dcheer Vouis Harris Diehl Hild Banzo Summons Adelman Eu herly II Balazs Toth Iowa 2 Northwestern 16 (l Non western scoring Touchdowns Geyer Adelman Point after touchdown Toth ield Goal Geyer hiwa scoring Simmons Point after touchdown Nelson Safety Balazs Northwestern: Ends Zit ko Eby Tackles Burnell Wray Guards j)evrv Calvano Malloy Center Wegner Heap Jefferson Messick Bo ger ullback Geyer Quarterback Gar as Iowa End? Mason Matson Don Sim mons Jakoubrk Lmdenmcyer Gallagher Nelson Andr son Halfbreks Schenk Lamb ullbacks Wagler Quarterbacks Klumpar PAGE IVE bes Midget Auto Races Open Next Sunday our Cleveland race drivers will lead a field of sixteen entrants from Akron Dayton Steubenville and Meadowlands Pa in the first of three midget auto races to be held next Sunday at Speed way located on Route 8 one mile south of Bedford San Romani Beats Lovelock in Mile PRINCETON Oct (AP) Archie Kansan Lovelock Palmer Stadium today to win the fourth running of the Princeton in vitation mile by eight yards in 4 minutes 9 seconds and account for one of the major track surprises of the year The time was 23 seconds slower than the record set here in 1934 by Glenn Cunningham Cunningham who had been ex pected to battle Lovelock the slender New Zealander who set a mark of 3:48 in winning the Olym pic 1500 meters this year for first place finished a poor third twenty vards to the rear Glen Dawson of the Tulsa Skelly Club was fourth another twenty yards back and the fifth starter Don Lash of the Uni versity of Indiana dropped out SO 6 Virginia Poly 0 Tex ts College 0 By Charles Dunkley EVANSTON HL Oct i Eleven hard charging sure tackling Northwestern football players dem onstrated today they could drop a ouper star any the slippery Negro Oze Simmons when they de I feated Iowa 18 to 7 in the opening conflict of the Western Conference New Hampshire 9 Bates 6 Trinity 27 Hamilton ft Rensselaer 14 Alfred Wilson College 21 Stroudsburg St Lawrence 82 Wagner ft Georgetown 39 Delaware 0 Hobart 26 Union 0 Panzer 12 Lowell Textile 0 1 IU I( 1 1 Lx'n A West Virginia Wesleyan 26 Davis Elkins 0 lo Haven 0 Indiana (Pa) ft Stroudsburg Teachers 13 Mont Alma 20 Albion 20 Central State (Mich) 22 erris 0 Grand Rapids 31 Iawrence Tech 2 Tulsa 30 Wheaton Columbia 0 Southern State 0 Manchester 45 St Joseph 0 St Johns (Minn) 23 St Marys (Minn) 0 Missouri Mines 27 McKendree 0 Hibbing 6 Eveleth 0 Iowa State Teachers 21 Grinnell Northern Illinois 7 Elmhurst 0 Luther 19 Western Union ft Parsons 7 South Dakota 7 Stevens Points 12 Whitewater 2 Lake orest 32 Beloit 7 Dekalb 7 Elmhurst 0 Detroit Tech 26 St (Midi) Valley Citi 6 Dickinson (N D) 0 SOUTH Alabama 32 Clemson 0 Virginia 7 William and Mary Duke 21 South Carolina 0 NEW William credited the forward pass to the game and originator of the widely died of bronchial pneumonia at his home here today after a ten day illness He would have been 67 Oct 23 It was while Heisman was coach ing the elevens at Georgia Tech from 1904 to 1920 that the first ap peared on the gridiron Heisman also coached Georgia baseball and basketball teams He was born in Cleveland 0 and was educated at Brown University and the University of Pennsylvania He played on the varsity football teams of both institutions rom his coaching posts at Georgia Tech Heisman went to the University of Pennsylvania and later to Washington and Jefferson College to coach football I Coached Oberlin He also had been football coach and director of athletics at Rice Institute and had coached at Oberlin Alabama Polytechnic Clemson Col lege and the Atlanta Athletic Club rom 1903 to 1910 he was president 2 C' ''I ft if 'rfKC inlMUMllOC I'l' '11 I i vSAizcjt i z4 Mir A WL 4c 4a 'Via' a a vh Mk MM JW Ob'Sh "itWTL 11 1 1 27 £1MKUK? aZ" AAv'A'AAv'AjvvAMkMAMOiiooecccrenMi'Xz'vm' a vv a ''aw a ee A S' i ZA a 7 AjU twmhmL wr ni ho in vwjmt a (a a 'MAVML WU YAV SA SA VZ A XjXM1 XV ZW' JM "M'' 4 rr 1 MH iimBBimiMrn'mi maa fr ju sanrana TMOMMMIaMTi ML TMW' 7 77 A 4 A4i A jA Tr'Jial TO 7V: MWR Nt' zWi jo: 'X avPX rt jzwz: :4 ttN AtOfMftOWHOKfrjHMWvxjuc ap 4 Otp Mb Bt A Wsr A xo vv A 1 4 ZCfrAZLifriW iXWfr 5K fr t5 El' if ii fa A STETSON HATS Reflect the i Bl Individuality STETSON and Jy ajnrso Character I "The Mark of the World's Well Groomed Man Most amous Hat" HILL MAILT Since 1905 Hat Store for Men LEADER BUILDING SUPERIOR AT EAST 6TH STREET I i I cc Idcio uyl i i te I 1 Isfe 1 Is 4 liKSSiwO ci ly mb S3w a dt Isi wx I Xy Winter Snhwcizer Gaffney Newcomb Kessler 1 Colucci Kennedy Allen Wilkenimr Kevorkian Lamb Staples Wilson Bmwn RoOeits Pal trnirill McTenien Rnborls Struck Snowball Amber it Jj 0 ') Harvard 12 flose outi Stand Ex Service Two Tins 5 890 $1040 Two Tires 790 890 1090 Two Tires 790 950 1150 Two Tires 890 1040 1230 Two Tires 890 1089 1280 Two Tires 890 1160 1370 Two Tires 990 1290 1510 Two Tires 1090 1350 1550 Two Tires 1090 1350 1550 Two Tires 1 09G 1370 1570 Two Tires 1090 1375 1795 Two Tires 1090 1490 1820 Two Tires 1090 1550 1850 Two Tires 9O 1590 1890 sdiieed on other sizes Open Eves Is Sun A SPORT JACKETS i it.

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