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Saturday's U. 8. College foot- ball scores: IAIT

Syracuse ll, Boston University 1. Pordharn ll. San Francisco 14. Anny M. Columbia 0. Dartmouth I7, Harvard 1. Maine II. Rates 0.

Pennsylvania 80. Navy 7. Miami (l'la.) 28, Pittsburgh 0. Princeton 27. Cornell 0.

Loyola (Montreal) 28. New Eng-

land i4.

Yale 14. Holy Cross 13.

Temple 7, Pennsylvania State College 7 (tie).

Lehigli 21, Rutgers 13.

Villsnova 20. Georgelqwn 14.

Colgate 35. Brown 34.

New Hampshire 47, Vermont 0. 12Buffigo 33. Rhode Island State

Connecticut 14. New York Un- iversity 7. Carnegie Tech 30. Case 27. Trinity 35, Middlebury l0. Massachusetts 27. Northeastern 8. Champlain 14. Norwich 7 Williams 27, Tufts 0.

MIDWEST

Illinois 20, Indians 0.

Minnesota 7, Michigan 7 (tie).

Miami (Ohio) University 28, Ohio University 20.

Wisconsin 14, Northwestern 13. aalvlichigan State 36, Notre Dame

Ohio State 83. Iowa 21.

U. C. L. A. 20. Purdue 6.

Omaha 32, Wayne 13.

Marquette 21. Santa Clara 14.

Tulsa 74, Bradley 7.

Nebraska 33, Kansas 26.

Missouri 27, Oklahoma A 8.: M 0.

Oklahoma 20. Iowa State 7.

North Dakota University North Dakota Agricultural 0.

South Dakota. State 54, South (2) pr? Dakota University 28.

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Maryland 26, Duke 14. Kentucky 28. Georgia Tech 14. Tennessee 27. Washington & Lee

20. North Carolina 40, William J:

Mary '1. Clemson 13. Wake Forest 12. Virginia 28, West Virginia 21. Alabama 14, Mississippi State 7. Vanderbilt 14, Arkansas 13. Florida 19, Furman 7. Tulane 28, Auburn 0.

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SOUTHWEST

Texas 35. Rice 7.

Mississippi 19. Texas Christian 7.

Baylor 27. Texas A 8: M 20.

Texas Tech 61, Texas Western 7.

Trinity University (Tex) 27. West Texas State 20.

East Texas State 12, Sam Hous- lon State 0.

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Houston 46, Wichita 6.

FAR WEST Wyoming 44. New Mexico 0. California 40. St. Mary's 25. Washington 21, Stanford 7.

2 Southern California 30. Oregon 1. , Loyola (Los Angeles) 34, Ne-

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Colorado State 20. Idaho State

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Colorado 20, Utah 20 (tie). Oregon State 20, Montana 0. Idaho 7. Washington State 7 (tie) lscolorado A an M 33, Utah State Colorado College 34, Montana State 18. Arimna 19, Denver 14.

College of Pacific 52, Fresno State College 7. 1

1 Hockey Results

- 1 Saturday's hockey scores:

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National League New York 1 Montreal 5. Boston 2 Toronto 4. Chicago 1 Detroit 3.

American League

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United states League Omaha 3 Kansas City 5.

Eastern League

Johnstown 5 Boston Olympics 1.

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Amateur Hockey Iulilts: Quebec Scalar

0”-M 8. Shnwlmsnn Pails s (over- time). Quebec 4. V-lleymm s (overtime). sherliiooke 2. Montreal 5. MOIIIFOI-l 0. Ottawa 4 '(8aturday). Ontario senior "A"'

Kitchener-Waterloo 5. St. Michael's 1 (Saturday),

Ontario Junior "A'

Guelph 2. Oshawa 4. Stratford 6. Waterloo 2. St: .”;i.ii.i.i:.?.i.;”..”'.-'Fi;3.”..f... ..

"V Ontario Junior (Sunday; Gait 2, st. Michael's 2 (tie).

Eastern Canada I

Cornwall 1, North Bay 5 (Saturday) Quebec Junior Montreal 3. Quebec 4. Western Canada Senior Saskatoon 6. Calgary 8. Western Canada Junior

Crows Nest: Pass 3, Regina. 15.

Strengthened Moncton Team Plays Here

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A sh ngthened Moncton Hawks team will swing into action her! tonight over Forum leg at Ut” when they face-off with Iisrph Chamberlain's Charlottetown II- landers in Maritime Senior Roc- key League play.

Encouraged with their win over Saint John on Saturday night. their first in nine starts. the Dril- lon-coached Hawks are expected to make it a keen tussel against the locals tonight when the Islanders skate out on the ice looking for their tenth straight victory of the season.

Players in Moncton livery who will be seen in action by local fans for the first time will in- clude Charley Phillips and Jen- neau back on the blueline. while up front Win Mousseau, brother of teammate Whig Mousseau, and Msclfenzle will be added power. Murray "Mun" Richardson. who played with the Islanders up im- t:il a few days ago. is expected to be centering between Frank ImoQ and Mousseau as Moncton's number one line of Ittack against his former teammates to- night.

Richardson was rellssed to Moncton ' last week by coach Murvph Chamberlain. and was a leading member of Moncton's front line that sparked them to victory Saturday night.

R.UI'1'ER.DAM. THE NEWER)- LANDS. Oct. 26-(AP)-A battalion of Netherlands volunteers left to- day for Korea aboard the 10,000- ton victory ship "Suiderkruls." They are due in Pusan in about six weeks

Calgary 3 Lethbridge 9.

SATURDAY DETROIT 8, CHICAGO l

DETROIT, Oct. 29 - (AP) - Detroit Red Wings took over third place in the National Hockey League race-Saturday night as they ed-zed Chicago Black Hawks 3-1 in a dull game before 11,964 fans.

The teams. whose first meeting at Chicago Oct. 19 had to be can- celled because of lack of ice, were bcthered considerably by mushy Ice. Red Wing officials blamed it on

fog.

Actually. t.hs game was a duel between the 1950 wings and their 1949 oounte post-3, as four of last year's Red Wings were in the start- ing Chicago line-up.

SUMMARY First Period

Saturdayis N. H. L. Games

via Port. Said. Aden and Singapore.

...M.............?.M:.. shots on Boston goalie Jack Odin- eau. - SUMMARY First Period l-Toronto, Lewicki (Bentley. Barllko) 2-Toronto. Kennedy (Lewlcki, Klukay) Penalty - Flainan.

Second Period

3-Boston. Ronty (Peirson, K. smith) ..... ..i9:53 Penaitzy -- Klukay. Third Period 4-Toronto. Klukay

(Bentley, Lewlcki)- 4:48 5-Boston; MAIOIICY

(Creighton) ...................... ..l4:32 6-Toronto. Kennedy

(S. Smith) ...................... A5235 Penalties -- Barilko, Quacken-

bush, Tlmgren, Kraftcheck. MONTREAL 5. NEW YORK I

1 - Detroit. Howe (Carveth. Kelly) 2-Detroit. Pavellch (Raise, Peters) 9:. Penalties - Pavellch. Fashowny

9:14

(minor and misconduct), Mccaig. Peters, - Second Period

3-Chicago. stasluk

(Dickens) . . 7:01 4-Detroit, Lindsay . 16:42

Penalties - Pronovost, Gadsby Third Period

Scoring - None. Penalties - None. I

TORONTO 4, BOSTON 2

TORONTO, Oct. 29 - (OP) - Tsaonto Maple Leafs scored their fifth successive National Hockey League victory Saturday night. downing Boston Bruins 4-ii before 13,310 fans. The result kept the Ieafs in front in the League race and ran their undefeated string to six straight games. ' Rookie Danny Lewickl and vet- eran Ted Kennedy led the Leafs in their second conquest of the win- less Bruins this season. The 19- year-ald Lewlcki got his first N.- I-LL. scoring points - a goal and two assists. Kennedy rapped home 0. pair of goals. his first this sea- son. They brought his total in scheduled N. ILL play to 140.

The Bruins lacked the attacking power to stay with the Leafs. They fired only 15 shots at goalie A1 Rol- lins - veteran Turk Broda at out the game - while the Leafs had 20

MONTREAL. Oct. 29 - (CP) - Montreal Canadiens overpowered New York Rangers 5-1 Saturday night before a crowd of, , and the hapless Rangers still had to find their second win after sev- en slarts in the new National Hoc- key League season. '

Maurice Richard fired two goals in less than five minutes of play and was a continual threat. Floyd Curry. who played a rugged game, also bagged two and Ken Mosdell one.

In the scrappy third period Vern Kaiser of Canadiens and Alex Kaleta of Rangers were twice chased for high-sticking duels. On the first round a tripping penalty was added to Kaiser's time and on the second Kaleta was assessed a 10-minute misconduct penalty for a speech directed at referee Georges Gravel.

SUMMARY First Period 1-Montreal, Richard Harvey) 3:32. 2-Montreal, Richard, 4:55. 3-Montreal. Curry (Reay. Har- vey) B150. Penalty: Laycoe.

(Dussault.

Second Period 4-New York. Lsprsde (Leswlck. Stanley) 17:42. Penalties: Stanley. Slowinski. MacKay.

Third Period

5-Montreal, Mosdell (Hirvey. MacKny) :11. ,

6-Montreal, Curry (Mscliay)

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Penalties: Kaleta (two and IO- minule misconduct). Kaiser (3), Egan.

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LAUREL. Md.. Oct. 29 -(A Ple- Duval A. Hesdleyls Aunt Jimiy forged into the race for 1950 two- year-olcl filly honors Saturday by winning the rich Sellmn stakes af- ter a sizzling contest down the stretch. Beatingeight other young fillies, Aunt Jinrry earned Sx'37.170 Just one week after picking up 30.070 in the Demoiselle Stakes at Jamaica.

IDUIBVILLE. l(y.. Oct. 29 - (AP)-Pur Sang, owned by R. Kovwal of Detroit. won the sl5.000 added Kentucky Jockey Club stakes at Churchill Downs satur- day in a photo finish with Bern- wood

The two-year-old colt was ridden by Tommy Barrow. Nameluke fin- ished tlwo lengths farther back in the field of L2 starters.

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triumph for Pur Sang. was worth 321.995.

MAUMEE. 0., Oct. 29 -(AP) - Good Time and Scottish Pence split top honors in a &25.00() frec- for-all pace Saturday night at Fort Miami Raceway.

Good Time, driven by Frank Er- win, won the 1 1-16 mile in 2:09:1.

Scottish Pence. with Curley Smart at the reins. finished first in the one-mile event in 2:02:15.

NEW YORK. Oct. 29 -(AP) - Everythlng followed the script ex- actly Saturday when Eddie Arcaro booted home Greek ship, a brown -three-year-old which makes I habit of beating older horses, in the s57.800 Empire City Gold Cup at Jamaica.

In a bang-(bang finish. Greek Ship slammed under the wire half is leng.th to the good over Isldor Bieber's Palestinian.

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Football Scores

Canadian Senior football SCOPE: Big Four (Saturday)

Ottawa Rough Riders 7 Toronto Argonauts 30.

Montreal Alouettes 18 Hamilton Tiger-Cats 29.

Iwestern Senior Edmonton Eskimos 24 Saskat- chewan Rough Riders 1. ' Intercollegiate

Varsity 1 Western 21. McGill 43 Queen's 15.

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0. R. F. U. Sarnis 10 Windsor 13 (Satur- ay). Windsor 5 Balmy Beach It (Sunday).

,...................M... out Greentree siable's one I-litter. twice conqueror of Noor, by a neck for the show spot.