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NEWS THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1027 COVINGTON IS BEATEN. YALE, TOO. BLAL1 VOV, J3O80DT8flflUEL DownGoesReserve In Depths of Despair. Fighting Southerners, From Georgia, Sweep North To Bite Ears of Bulldogs, 14 To 10. Musketeers Hand Punch 18 Days to 3 Months $250 and Up That Is a Knockout.

Touchback Tor Two Points Is Ashland's Only Score. SrtCUL DISPATCH TO THS INQUIRER. Ashland, Ky October 8 Tho Covington Bulldogs this afternoon lost to the Ashland Tomcats li a game which much resembled last year's tussle between the same teams. A touchback gave Ashland High the long end of a 2-to-0 score. Ashland took the Initiative through, but failed to follow up In the pinches.

The first quarter ended with Ashland's first down on yt'olvngton's Jive-yard line hy graco of a blocked punt, but the scrappy Bulldogs threw Ashland for a loss. A 15-yard ponalty for Ashland followed, and then Covington's ball. Ashland threatened twice mors in the second quarter, but to no advantage. 'In the third quarter, Ashland made repeated galna, hut were held for downa on their aeven-ynrd line. Tho final period saw Covington going strong until Ashland reecovered a blocked punt on Covington's 10-yard line.

Ashland advanced by passes within a foot of thu goal. Again tho Bulldogs held them for down, Covington's ball; decided to punt; Stephenson missed a' high pass from center and Ashland receovered for a touchback. The Une-up; a Southern University. V'lrst Downs Ohio University, J5; Ohio Northern, 6. Akron.

Ohio. October 8 (A. Staging a comeback on straight football in the last quarter, Akron scored two touchdowns and defeated Ashland College 19 to 9 today. The Zippers Intermingled pusses and line smashes to score a touchdown on Ashland In the first few minutes of play. A pass, Huffman to Leonard, scored.

Ashland got the benefit of a safety when Leonard was tackled behind Akron's goal. Kluxer for Ashland, ran 66 ya-da fcr a touchdown after Cochran's punt was blocked In the second quarter. In the third quarter Cochran scored on a 20-yaM run around right end. After Hartllne had run yards and Dyer 10, Annette scored another touchdown around the same end. Coil drop, kicked the extra point.

Granville, Ohio, October 8 (A. Outplaying Case at every turn, Denlaon's football team defeated the Clevelainlers 19 to 0. Denlson scored the first touchdown when Folaum scooped up a blocked kick and ran for a touchdown. Otto carried the bull across Case's sroal for a counter after a long run In the third period. Owens acooped up hla own fumble ami scored In the last period.

Case pierced Denlaon's territory deeply on two occuMon. but most of the play was In Case territory. Lineup and summary: Denlson. Position. Caas.

Folsum L. Ootiendarmer Schaller LT Behold Gregory Ansnaclier Lewis .,.,.0 Bchonvlner Ktstomakor KG Greeley Rose .11. T. l'arr Russell Kemhler Otto Tyler Stubbs Freshcorn ISCRIMINATINQ travelers chooee "Santa" Steamer for their eztraordinarv comfort and Cleveland TeamBeaten srSCIAL DISPATCH TO THS SNOmiUtS. Yale Bowl," New Haven, October 8.

Yale lost a heart breaking game here this afternoon to the hard-fighting, alert Ocogla eleven by tha elegance. Outdoor awimminf pool. Veranda cafe. Dancing. Luxurious itaterooma.

Superior cuisine. Homelike aocial atmosphere. Sailings fortnightly on dependable schedules. Intelligent cooperation both afloat and ashore makes your trip delightful. arranged a reception for the Musketeers after the game.

Line-up: St. Xavlor. Position West. Riwrve. Bob King L.

Jalisen Weniel Hymen Sterman L. Mnrslmll Maloney Morton Holgor H.O Haviland Tnhan It. Hnsby Mi'Grath Cllnes Stophena Hums L. Smith Allgeier It. Wel'Rter Stotahery V.

Plata Harry P. Enswller, Denlson, referee; Frank Bacon. Wabash, umpire: E. P. Maxwell, Ohio State, head linesman.

Summary Substitutions. St. Xavier. Mo Guiun for Malonev; jRnszen for Tehan: Griffin for Bolger; McNeils for Sterman; Ray King for Stotahery; Ohryan for Hums; Schelbert for Bolger: O'Hara for MoOrath; Buoger for Robert King: Kolph for Wen-sel; Cain for Cllnes; Elsenhardt for Jans-sen. Western Reserve, Price for ('athcart; Bott for Plata; Homerflold for Bald.

Scoring by periods: 113 4 St Xavier 14 13 7 2063 Reserve 0 7 0 0 7 Touchdowna St Xavier, Allgeier 3, Ray King 1, Burns Stotaberry i. Resorve Smith. Point after touchdown Wemel 4, Obryan 1, Janszen 1. Ohio 25, Ohio Northern 0. rSCMI.

DISrATCH TO THS XNQCIIM. Athena, Ohio, October 8. Ohio University today blanked the Ohio Northern football team by a score of 36 to 0. The Polar Beara never seriously threatened the Ohio goal line. The first play saw Ohio Unlveralty taka' the ball down the field, resulting In a score after a Northern booter punted out of bounds on hla own ten-yard line.

The score was made by a pass from McKlnley, right half, to Mason, quarter. The laat touchdown of the game waa made after Ohio Northern had boon aoarly forced back to Its own goal line. The Polar Bears attempted to punt, whloh was blocked by Jarvie, Hght end. who made the scoring run on the play. Llno-up and summary: By Score of 53 To 7.

tnriter mfwmatim smd dscripn4 tmkkt mrtfittM GRACE LINE 10HnomSq. New York tight score of 14 to 10, and In so doing Invented a brand new way to accomplish defeat as the climax of a '7r great rally. There was only a minute or so left Allgeier Leads Attacl of Cincinnati Boys. to play, and the Blue, already stop Ashland, Poult Inna. Darby Phillips ped three times by fumbles Inside the 10-yard line, once held for downs with a yard to go, and again turned Covington.

Hall E. Ryan Trlno of a scoring opportunity. Late In the game when the spectators had believed that scoring would be forgotten for the rest of the afternoon, the Musketeers unfolded more of their stunts, adding 20 points in th-i final quarter. Foremost among the Musketeers this afternoon were Matt Allgeier, an unstoppable galloper, and Eddy Burns, passer and prancer, who kept the Xavier hopes high all afternoon. The game was far from a set-up for the Musketeers, who displayed real football In all Its branches.

Play. Well Executed.1 (The Musketeers were In perfect condition and executed their plays with precision and celerity that stamped them with the mark of leadership for the entire 40 minutes of play. One thing must be said to the everlasting credit of Reserve. The pioneer grldders were In the heat of the fray from start to finish and never for one moment gave up, despite the sight of the scoreboard, which clocked amounting score with regularity; In the second period Reserve fought the Musketeers hammer and tongs and were able to push across a touchdown b.y making the most of oppor-tunltles. Rooters Aid Musketeers.

The result of the game was In truth a real upset to the Musketeers, who did not believe that they would be" able to show such scoring power against the Reserve eleven today. The game assumed proportions of Intercity rivalry that was emphasized when the teams took the field. More than 300 8t. Xavier Alumni, students and team followers were In the Musketeer sections to cheer the visitors. The rooters came by every method of transportation.

Special rooters attached to a Big Four train brought a large delegation of alumni. There were at least 40 auto parties In the city. St. Xavier Alumni In Northern Ohio C. Hlevlna 1-X1.

Klrshner back through Intercepted forward Deeds R. Crawa (( apt.) ll.O Rlchardi Sweeping Wide Runs and htf Mtlera Bmmema Courtney 3 4 7 819 0 0 0 pass, turned back once mori, tho same pass In the hope of eleventh Wolffs Hlcketts McNamee R. Meyers Wiley F. Scoring by periods, 1 I Denlson 0 Case i 0 0 hour and. victory It nearly Fnlaum, Denlaon Rcorlns: Touchdown Straight Football Give St.

Xavier Eleven Hollow Victory. was. a Otto, Owena. Point after touchdown: Stubbs, drop kick. Referee Swnln (Dickenson).

Uiiiplro Flnstarwald ((Syracuse). Kent, Ohio, October (A. Hard hlttlnir flllnrtnrv Rnck Cnlloara. The pass from Brune Caldwell was close to perfection. The decoys had done their and the fleet Scott, at end, was over the line and In the clear.

It Just hnppwned that he waa a yard or so too much In the clear, ust over the end zone, when he Ohio Univ. positions. unio in Franz I rMiiUHvlveiilH. Mebnnl. nrnvMil ton much for Bell L.

Shattuck L. T. JenkLnsLfcnt Btlirt Normal College grldders to- liHI 1 A A 1.. ll.l.il Farmer L. Mill Ul WORLDS COMFORTS in TRAVEIa caught the ball.

Just a bit of stretch Tracy 0... Mock Begola R. Qlllmaii Berry It. Hlgga Jarvie U.K. Dally Mason Neuabaum Ing at the right moment and he could have haulod down the pigskin for a McKlnley A.

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Ashland: Johnson for ID. Barney. Refnreo Horrlngton, Cincinnati. Umpire Perry, Ashland. Linesman Winters, yUhland, erw'iAt, marATcu to tms (NqmsKt.

Dyche Stadium, FOvanaton, October 8. Northwestern University's Wlldcata defeated Utah, 13 to 8, here today, hut It required considerable effort on the part of the Henley-coached machine to achieve the victory. Northwestern went Into this game, evidently under orders from Coach Han Icy, to reveal nothing to the numerous Ohio State scouts, who were In the atands, that' light Indicate that the Wlldcata were staggering with atrength, Northwestern did very well Indeed at this anrt of bual-nesa. In fact, aa the game prngreased It became evident, even to Mr. llanley, thai the hoys were overdoing what they had been told to do.

At that there was no rauaa for any great alarm on the part of Mr. Hanlev and some 31, 0(H) spectators, who witnessed the combat, until lata In the third period, l'tah got what la popularly known aa a "break" In this session, however, which terminated in a touchdown for tho enemv. Kennedy oav ana won 10 v. jjie mini period Luis, Slippery Rock half, got away for a short run for the single score. Flndlay, Ohio, October I (A.

Wilmington College defeated Flndlay College's grid team here today, 20 to 6, Wilmington's touchdowns all were scored by Quarterback Charles Welmer. The flrat came In the opening quarter, Wolmsr running 60 yards on thelckoff. He wont through In the second quarter for another five-yard dash and a marker. The final touchdown, cams in the third quarter, after a 40-yard run through a broken field. Flhdlay'a touchdown came In the second quartsr, after a forward-passing attack.

touchdown and victory, but he could not see the spinning ball, his own foet and the chalk lines In one glance, rCUL DISPATCH TO THS SNQUIBSH. Vanhorn Field. Clevelahd, Ohio. October 8. With dashing, smashing attack that linked air-play, straight football and sweeping wide end runs In rapid-fire order, St.

Xavier College's green-clad eleven this afternoon mastered Western Reserve, University, 53 to 7, in the Musketeers lono Ohio Conference game. The visitors were agile on their feet and quick with their heads, for they never failed to make the most 3 0 0 Shafer F. Score by periods. 1 Ohio University 8 Ohio Northern 0 Touchdowns Mason, 4 1826 0 0 Rhafitr, and the ball was his objective, Never since the end none was in Jeffery, General Agents Tours and Cruise! Jarvie. Try For Point Jeffery.

Hubsti Raymond Whitcomb Travel Department tutlons Ohio University; Tarascke for vented has a game of such Importance been lost In Just this way. Yet It could not be said that the Blue did not deserve defeat, for despite a well- Bell Kraft for Farmer, Shirley for Berry, Ilhodea for Mason, Robeson for McKlnley, Saxon for Jeffery. Ohio Northern: Montoe for Franz, Blgga for Jenklna, Cral for Miller, Gutlaucht for Mock, Columhl for Gillman, Kattman for Bigga, Laneae for Daily, Dunworthy for Neusbaum, Drury for A. Campbell. Archibald for H.

Campbell, Vanhorn for Archibald, Long for Kennedy. Referee Trout man, Ohio Southern Unl. planned attnek, passes of splendid Bluefleld, W. October I (A. Battling moat of tho time In mld-fleld, niuebleld College and Wllberforce Unlveralty of Ohio played a nothing-to-nothing tie football game here today.

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FOOTBALL RESULTS. hall hitting the cross bar and bouncing versify. Umpire Helnold, Cincinnati Unl verNt.lv. Heed Ross. Ohio hnclr.

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