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October 22, 1944

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OHIO STATE DRIVE IN FINAL QUARTER DOWNS GREAT LAKES; Buckeyes Win, 26 to 6, by Scoring 20 Points in the Last Fifteen Minutes 73,477 WATCH THE GAME Horvath Stars With His Running and Passing -- Losers Tie, 6-6, in Third OHIO STATE'S DRIVE BEATS GREAT LAKES

By James B. Restonspecial To the New York Times

COLUMBUS, Oct. 21 -- Ohio State made its bid for this year's national college football championship today. In a wild last-quarter, played before a record war-time crowd of 73,477, the Buckeyes pushed over 20 points in the last fifteen minutes to beat the Great Lakes team, 26 -- 6, and spoil the homecoming of their former coach, Lieut. Paul E. Brown.

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Cornell's Pass as Time Runs Out Beats Sampson Sailors by 13 to 6; Dekebrun, With Three Seconds Left, Throws to Sharafanowich in End Zone -- Victors Score in Third and Losers in Fourth LAST-GASP AERIAL WINS FOR CORNELL

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

ITHACA, N.Y., Oct. 21 -- In a dramatic finish that had the deciding touchdown pass in the air when time ran out, Cornell's injury-ridden Big Red team snatched a 13-to-6 victory over Sampson's powerful blue jackets on rainswept Schoellkopf Field before 3,000 sturdy fans today.

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LONG KICK RETURN HALTS COLGATE, 6-0; Chuckran, Penn State Freshman, Carries Punt 53 Yards for Score Near Game's End LONG KICK RETURN TRIPS COLGATE, 6-0

By Roscoe McGowenspecial To the New York Times

HAMILTON, N.Y., Oct. 21 -- With only two minutes to go and a scoreless tie seeming almost a certainty in the miserable weather conditions that prevailed today, an 18-year-old freshman from Lansford (Pa.) High School, within seven seconds, gave the Nittany Lions from Penn State a 6-0 triumph over the Red Raiders of Colgate.

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