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Huge ScoreAgainst Freshmen

Gridders


State Defeats
Grinnell, 14-0,
In First Game
EAST L1ANSING, Sept. 30. - Mich-
igan State won the opening game of
the 1933 season here this afternoon
defeating Griinell College, of Iowa,
14 to 0.
Neither eleven was able to score
in the opening period, play being
confined mostly to the center of the
field. Soon after the opening of the
second quarter, Wagner, State right
tackle, slashed through the Pioneer
line and partially blocked a kick, giv-
ing State the ball on Grinnell's 47
yard line. Jones and McCready made
it first down and a pass, Armstrong
to Zarza, took the ball to the 14 yard
line. Jones slanted off tackle to the
one yard line and plunged over for
the touchdown after three tries. He
kicked the extra point.
Grinnell received the kickoff and
immediately p u n t e d. Armstrong
passed 40 yards to Klewicki, who was
downed on the 20 yard line. State
advanced the ball to the 3 yard line
where Jones plunged over, also add-
ing the extra point, ending the
scoring.

GRID SCORES
BIG TEN
Iowa 7, Northwestern 0.
Illinois 13, Drake 6.
Indiana 7, Miami (O.) 0.
Minnesota 19,South Dakota State 6.
COLLEGES
Pittsburgh 9, W. & J. 0.
Dartmounh 41, Norwich 0.
Lehigh 19, Drexel 0.
Detroit 31; Michigan Normal 0.
Navy 12, William & Mary 0.
Cornell 48, St. Lawrence 7.
Fordhaim 52, Albright 0.
Ohio Northern 0, Bluffton 0.
Ohio Univ. 61, Morris Harvey 0.
Ohio Wesleyan 28, Heidelberg 7.
Michigan State 14, Grinnell 0.
Texas Christian 13, N. Tex. Tech. 0.
Temple 26, South Carolina 6.
Auburn 19, Howard 0.
So. Methodist 14, Texas Tech. 0
Iowa State 18, Denver 13.
Loyola 12, Wes'tern Louisiana 0.
Oklahoma Aggies 20, Cent. (Okla.)
Teach. 12.
John Carroll 20, Otterbein 6.
Duquesne 19, Western Union 7.

Hi h Gridders
Win From Ypsi
Central, 25-0
Ann Arbor High School defeated
Ypsilanti Central 25 to 0 yesterday
afternoon at Wines Field for their:
second win of the season_
Coach Lou Hollway started his sec-f
ond team backfield and that outfitI
pushed over two touchdowns during1
the first half. The first score came
at the end of the first quarter when
Haines, Ann Arbor tackle blocked an
Ypsi punt which was recovered by
Weid in the end zone.
The second touchdown came on a
series of passes, Pegan to Buckoiz,
with Buckolz sprinting across the
line.
With the first string backfield in
for the third quarter, Warner, reg-
ular quarter faded back and tossed
a perfect pass to Smith, the Ann Ar-
bor speed merchant, who twisted
through several tacklers for the third
score. Burr, playing at end, inter-
cepted an Ypsi pass and ran twenty
yards for the final score.

Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L Pct.
Washington .......99 52 .655
New York ..........9 59 .604
Philadelphia ...... ..78 72 .520
Cleveland .. ........75 75 .500
Detroit .............74 79 .484
Chicago ...........66 83 .444
Boston .............63 85 .432
Saturday's Results
Detroit 3, Cleveland 0.
Clhicago 4, St. Louis 1.
Washington 7, New York 2.
Boston 2-12, Philadelphia 1-1.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

W
New York ....... ..91
Pittsburgh.. .....85
Chicago.... .....85
St. Louis ....... ..82
Boston............82
Brooklyn..........64
Philadelphia........60
Cincinnati ...........58

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67
68
70
71
88
91
92

Pct.
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.555
.539
.632
.421
.396
.387

-Associated Press Photos
The rugged Hawkeye center captained the winners in what may
prove one of the most important victories of the 1933 season, as
Iowa defeated Northwestern, 7-0.
It Will Be A Battle Fit For The
Gods In New York On Tuesdal

Saturday's Results
New York 4, Brooklyn 2.
Philadelphia 2, Boston 1.
Chicago.12, St. Louis 2,
Pittsburgh-Cincinnati, Called.

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