Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 21

77 Twtwwswwff 4f VOL NOVEMBER 4' A ELEVEN HARD 4 KALAMAZOO ss I3 A A RULES 0 OR WOMEN 13 SYRACUSE BEATS CARNEGIE TECH SHOWING POWER NAVY WALLOPS RESERVE TEAM DEWAR CUP TILT BY BIG COUNT 4 3 first ONE BIG PERIOD Time Grftyw to Crusfe 0 and the only 4 Aft for and College Boys rom Celery City Offer Little Resistance to Michigan's Powerful Eleven ii BRUNONIANS BY ONE TOUCHDOWN II IL TEAM OVERPOmS Visitors Are Unable to Stop Powerful Attack and Are Beaten by 350 Score SCORED ON BUT BEATS INDIANA IlQ Mure Early habits of the univor to pcoro right off tho game was no excep UODBUMPS quarter OOTBALL RESULTS CORINTHIANS TO PLAY STARS IN ONG RUNS EATURE ONE SIDED CONTEST Big Red Team Acquires 20 to0 Victory Brilliant Work of Nethercott and Cross eature Hoffman Goals Twice Ithaca Nov A 70 yard run tor a touchdown through a broken field by Nethercott and the brllllMil work of Cross a new halt back vere among tho features of a 20 to 0 victory Cornell scored over Carnegie Tech today The Ithacans made two touch downs In the last period and Hoff man scored twice by dropkicking GR a RRQ NOTRE DAME SCORES ONLY TOUCHDOWN BEATING ARMY SHIT PLAYS BY "ALIENS ARE STOPPED DETROIT MICHIGAN SUNDAY Albright' Wainwright Culno IlUHJ! Poland Conklin Wolfe Smith Lcux 3' i 27 I 0 0 I MAROONS AND ILLINI GO TO DRAW IN HARD BATTLE Defy the Law Gi PENNSY UMBLES BADLY BUT HAS PHIL BARTELME ASSURES HIS HELP TO CLINCH GAME Hnc Land Annapoba of 15 minute each Oriole will clash with the Sotvav Sunday afternoon at Clark jnrk at 3 to AU Orioles report at 9 clock 8unlay for signal practice Midshipmen Run Up 95 to 0 Victory Over Clevelanders in One sided Game Losers Have Chance at No Time Annapolis Md 'ov their best prevloy record for this their record breaking season the Midshipmen this afternoon took Western Reserve University of Cleveland Into camp to the tune of 95 to 0 A If theio Is any difference between the score and the relative strength of the teams It Is in the fact that the figures fall to show how much better the Sailors were than the lads from Ohio And thin Ja trite not withstanding the fact that at sev eral points In the game the admirals played very poor football AVhinnn Westen 4 roetnke 1 Goals from Wetmsnn 8 Referee Snyder (Harvard) Ramson (MRtHgnn Stale Normal) Head Nlttelu ell (Michigan) 1 hue of 15 minute Dairymplg tor Knox Gcnebadi for HatUsh llnnat tor Goals Crux for rocmke Boyd for Cartwright Cartwright for Ited M'rr ron fnr WwUt Garrett for Lambert Hits for J'ausrh ov Syra feat of two defeating Brown afternoon at straight footballBrunonlans both on defensive the Syra opening big holes 'Cowell Wins ('roMA Ithaca Nov Cornell won the crosR country race this af trriioOn wdth a ecore of 44 points entwylvanla wax second with 73 and Carnegiu thirdwltlvl50 Qnlglcy Stinu4 Berry curo by periods Pennsylvania Lafayetto Pennsylvania1 Tout lidownar Berry 2 Straus 2 Goals from touchdown: Derry 3 McCarthy Germantown I Princeton Eberle Swarthmore Time of 15 minute each i CHICAGO Jackson Rondelnakl Ingwerson Moulton Cochran McDonald Blockl IlOUM Elton Hlggtn i Head Lynch College Mrd Battery KAHT Brown 0 A Carnegie Tech a Ki iaiayriie 1 1 ft Straight ootball Nets Orange men Six Points That Give tlie New York Staters the Win ning Margin Providence it 1 eune duplicated its years ago by to 0 here this The visitors outplayed the offensive and cuse their sterling backs Brawn unsterwald Brown failed make i down on straight football during the entire game A shower of for ward passes hr the third period gave the locals an excellent chance to score but after carrying the ball from npd fleld to 10 yard line the pass necessary to mako tho score though thrown to a man absolutely uncovered failed Brown missed a Held goal by a hair only Gordon sending a beauti ful drive back from Syracuse's 45 yard line Deflected by the wind it struck the upright several feet above the bar Syracuse scored on straight foot ball taking the pigskin at the close of the first period to 10 yard Hue unsterwald cairicd it over after three successive plays at the opening of the second period Allen Edwards Krentler and Kelly Do Great Work for Red and White in One Sided ray BY KW HALL If Northwestern college's foot ball eleven is the class of the Illi nois intercollegiate then Michi colleges are far superior to those boasted by the state just to the west of us This was? clearly demonstrated when the University of Detroit romped over the visitors in their first game at Navin field' to the tune of 35 to 0 Even this one sided score does not give a fair indication as to the relative strength of the two ag gregations for the locals should have 'scored at feast thre'e touchdowns 'while the visitors never came in close proximity! to the of goal line True the aliens had a varied tack which Included a wide reper toire of trick and shift plays the chief groufid palner of which was what they called the shift" but which in reality Is a copy of the TiifTts shift It worlTed for a while in the (Inal quarter and gained them several first downs but was notjjood tor anything like consis tent ground gaining It was spec tacular when first Introduced but the locals soon fathomed it and then It was no better than the early attempts to gain by straight foot ball i Are Arrested ChlcHgo Nov An attempt tn revivo horse racing in Chi cago today by giving a card ofi vVeHtn With a 1IC3 gntd re sulted in the police arresting Louis Peters' secretary of the recfintlv ortrnnized I7nitrd Tookpv club Two of5 the race were run before 'the police interfered and stopped the spfrt which pro motcd'the meeting was recently refused hermit to hold rec ular meeting by tho city otllcialji 0 2 Krentler from touch fAx ot Lauer Voes Baieson Kenney Harwood Hogan Kano Edwnrda ltzxerald Allen Krentler fecore by quarter 1 of I) 13 Northwestern 0 Edwards lteirprald Kullv GoaIr Alien 2 In 3 Vossl In 2 Safeties i Voss Lane Austerheld Head lines HowM st Marys Time of quar 15 minutes' Detroit Hendrlan for Krentler for Har wood Lauer for Allen Gulney for Lauer: Brennan for Edwards Kelly for ltxgerald: Krentler for Gulney Steiner for Vistula Gulney for Kelly Ynhey for Bateson Stnld for Kenney Edwards for Brennan Kenney for Smld Harwood fur Steiner Bateson for Yohcy Alien for Gulney Hendrlan for rent ier It Guinry for Lauer Knlthoff for Alien Doyle for Harwood McCausland for Hogan: for Vom orthwestern Urandsen for Worrtor Snyder for Grandson Beanley for Kluck Mucht for: Nlerjarth OHIOSTAM Cornell 18 lamerie Tech Pennsylvania 7 Lafayette 7kmherbt It Columbia 0 a OS Western Rrarrve i Notre Dame 7 Army 2 Bu knell 10 (arliale 0 Kensoelaer Poly Hobart 0 Batea 0 lolby 6 i i 'i Mila Nova 7 Cralnua 7 Albright 40 HchnylkIH Remlnnry 0 Tuft 10 New Hampshire 3 i Swarthmore 30 John Hopkins 1 Mpeinafirid A 21 Lnlon 7 Alleineny SO Thiel 0 Hstrrfonl 14 ranklin and Marshall Harvard reahman 7 Phillips Kxeter 7 Lehigh 47 Muhlenberg PitUbnrffh 23 Wewtmlnater 0 99 IVnAMltaf Newport xBvai icetbcrvs ov oxaiiio ixeavy ztruuery Boston Navy York 28 Camp Devens Vr Wesleyan 0 Williams Dartmouth 10 Penn iHate 7 hwarthmore 28 John Hopkin 7 1 Harvard Informal Portland Naval Re serve v' Beaten 48 Rhode Island Maine 14 Bowdoin Andover 20 Worcester? Delaware 13 GaUaudrt 7 i North Carolina 10 Maryland fltate 0 Penn resh 0 Virilnia resh 0 'wc jjff Weske roemke nnd Gene' bachSprint ar for Score find Line Book Splendidly Special to The 'free Pres Ann Arbor Mtch powerful football team completely slaughtered the Kala tnazoo College team today bury ing the Celery1 City team under by a score of 62 to 0 1 Weston was 'the brffclit star in the Michigan attack the diminutive tearing off over 300 yards'of ground in the course of the garncjr He scored four touchdowns rn the team in a faultless manner and smashed through the line orran i the ends for' constant gains Among 'his gains' were two 25 yard advances and one gain for 20 yards one for 22 one for 10 one for 35 arid the A star run for 60 yards a The lighter Kalamazoo team unable to stop the rushes from the Michigan back and forwards 'and the line opened holes large enough to drive the provor blal horse and wagon through The Michigan backs spilled the second ary defense and Genebach Cruse Wlemnnn and roemko all tore oft long gains 1 1 oeg Bens Dig actors Michigan touchdown came prl i marlly from the long run nt the Michigan backs Weston made the longest run' of the day when went oft tackle for Ciy yards and a touchdown with but two minutes left to play In tho last quarter Genebach s' 2S yard run preceding 'r one touchdown Westons 25 ard advance coming Just before anplh er Counter and long runs by wm ton roemke Genebnch and Wle madn leading up to "the other markers The Michigan team though not playing with the spirit that cliar acterlsed the defeat of Nebraska '1 last week played well together and' showed a world of power AH of the' backs that Yost sent into the game were able to make big gains while the defense messed up all of Hie Kalamasoo smashes 1 Kalamazoo was able to make but lone first down during the entire name that one rnmlnr in th last It Would Be Like Olden Times To See This ellow And Coach Yost Meet Again On the ootball ield ALONZO A STAGG Yeterdn coach of the Chicago University football team who 'press dispatches assert courts the chance to send the Maroon eleven against the Wolverines in the proposed post season game for war charity As long as football is played followers of the gridiron will recall the spec tacular battles annually waged between Chicago and Michigan and the intense rivalry that existed in the student ranl(s of the two institutions 1 Specie I lo The ree Pr as' Ann Arbor Mich Nov 3 Emery Thomason chairman of the com mittee appointed by the Michigan Alumni In Chicago to arrange the ppst sriison game between the Wol verines and Chicago had a tele phone conversation with Har telme (llroetnr of outdoor athletics this Ilartcline told Thomason that the best service the alumni In the Win dy city could render would be to keep up tho agitation for the con test Michigan Is behind the move ment according to Hartelme al though nothing official has been done yet "You can tell the alumni In Chi cago that the school her Is In favor of tho game and that wo will do all In our power to push It over" said Hartelme to Thomason "Onr board meets In another week and wo will tnko up the matter then Wo will discuss the proposition even If we do not have official notification of tho game and If any Invitation Is sent we will bring it up for enn Thomason was able to get in touch with only a few members of the board in control of athletics and Driving Attack Exhibited in Second Quarter Offsets Poor Handling of Ball in Other Score Is 27 to 0 bllatldphla Nov Pennsylvania today Lafayette at football 27 to 0 the Ren and'B'uo doing all It boat work ami scoring In the second period Lafayette wasunablo to get soln at any time and gained only two first downs during Ratne Tha feature of th game was fi5 yard run by Berry for a touchdown 'dftir catching punt 1 the 1 'a ft' Tn tho first period Pennsylvania began fumbling almost with the kick off and con tinued during the whole contest with the exception of the second PENNSYLVANIA Vunginkie Maynard Wray Cleary Thoma Miller Hoosiers Come rom Behind in inal Ppriod Pushing Ball Across the inal Calk Mark After the Cadets Had Accumulated Two Points Via Safety Route Early in the ray West Point Nov 3 Notre Dame won from the Army today in their annual football game The contest which was hard but cleanly fought was in teresting throughout Elmer Oliphant was the whole works for the Cadets but Oliphant could not beat Notre Dame alonfe as he has done to some other teams in the past and "the soldiers had to bite the dust Thermal score was 7 to 2 The two points credited the Army came early In the game when the first kickoff from Oliphant's loo was caught on Notre llve yurd line by Gipe Shrader downed Glpe in his tracks and on the first play Gipe attempted to kick from behind his own goal line Knight broke through and blocked the punt and although a ground rule would have permitted the Army to be cred ited with a safely Allison of Notre Dame made sure of it when he fU on it Break in Third Verlod This score stood until the third period when an Intercepted pass turned the tide of victory Brandy went up in the air and bagged a toss that was intended for llorr an Army end and did not stop until he reached midfield rom this point the westerners started a drive which did not end until they had scored A' pass Allison to King gave them 10 yards Two drives offtackle netted them the distance to the 25 yard line and at this point Gipe sliced through for another gain putting the ball on the live yard line when the quarter ended On the first formation after the resumption of play Brandy shot through Knight and Horr for a touchdown and Rydseski kicked an easy goal Oliphant then with grim determination carried the ball him self In seven of the 10 rushes which took It from his own 30 yard line to Notre 20 yard mark only to be held lor downs at this point After an exchange of kicks brandy whose facility in intercept ing forward pass plays today was al most uncanny got his hands on an other intended lor an Army endand at the whistle tho visitors the ball on the soldiers' 22 yard line and were going fast Gipe Rjdzew ski Brandy played star toot ball for Notre Dame Detail In short orm The Cadets scored almost'Tmme diately after the kick off Notre Dame caught the ball on her 10 yard line and failing to gain punt ed An Army player blocked the kick and Allison of Notre Dame fell oU the ball behind his own lino for a safety During the remainder of tho period the pjay ranged be tween the 20 yard lines neither eleven having any particular ad vantage Thera was no scoring in the sec ond period and the game reached the half way mark with the Army still leading 2 to 0 Notre Dame gained considerable ground with an end running attack directed at the Cadet left wing and followed this with two perAictly executed for ward passes advancing the ball well into Mthe territory With their goal line threatened the Ca dets defense stiffened and further gain was checked: Neither team was able to score PRICE: Tn jjrtroit Elowhere 7 UC A local' I ef Detroit S3 Northwestern college 0 Luterii high 8 Northwestern high Northern high 21' Northeastern high 0 WliulMir feign 12 Cai Tench high 7 Jc fiTATE Central high 33 Muskegon high 0 Muskegon iuiervr 17 Umud Rapid Nonth Reserves 9 nilanl high SO Grand Haven Holland Keoerve 2 ennville high Coldwater high 31 HUtedale College Reserves 0 Port Huron high 18 Nonrne high JoeksoH high 10 KolotnsM high 0 tiaglnaw otero 27 Mint 2 Hughuiw Arthur 1HU 0 Dav City Rast on Grand Rapid Central 18 Grand Rapkh Lnhrn Or Grand Rapids Central Reoerve 0 Grand Rapid Inion Reserves 0 (amp ('outer Officers 34 Camp Harllee darkle 0 Michigan reeh 42 A 0 Battle reek high 274 Plainwell 0 Charlotte HaoHngs high 7 Birmingham high 17 JUyat Oak 7 Jarkson high 10 Kneeo high 0 Monroe Reserve 41 Trenton high 0 lAnalng high 121 Bay ity lloatern 0 Marine City high 21 Mt Clemens 0 Calumet high 13 Ironwood high 0 Pontiac to Detroit tleatem 13 Alma 93 Ypi Nonnata 0 west Michigan Kalamatoo college 0 Notre Dame resh 7 A roth 0 Wiaeonsln 10 MUmewta 7 A ft Illinois 0 Chicago 0 Oberlin 20 Rochester 0 Ohio Mate 30 Indiana 3 Northwrtitem 12 Purdue fi Camp bherman 20 Camp Taylor 7 Akron 20 Mt Vnion 0 (thio 43 Baldwin allace 0 Heidelberg 9 Otterbein 0 Wooster 2B Case 0 Ohio Wesleyan 49 Cincinnati 0 Kalamasoo Normal 14 A 0 A Marietta game canceled a Marietta college 33 Regiment 0 Miami 13 Dnitoon 0 Oklahoma It Missouri 7 Kansas 9 Kansas Aggies 9: Denver 10 Wyoming 0 I tab 25 Colorado Aggie It 1 ntvrrsity of Califonua 21 Vniversity of Washington 0 Inlvendty of Montana 3 Whitman Col lege 14 O' 4 Washington Stat College 19 University of Idauo 0 bitman College 14 Vnhertity ef Mon tana of Colorado 18 Colorado College 17 Assumption College 20 03rd Battery 0 Owing to Increased Popularity of Swimming Among air Sex Some Change Are Proposed sr Now York Nov 3 Swimming for women has become very popular since tho Amateur Athletic Union took over the control of this branch of sport In 1914 and the A A female champions have made such fine reenrds in awlmmina anrf Ing that invitations are continually being extended Ao these champions to make trips across the continent to take part in national champion ships and special races As many of these girl swimmers are under 21 years of agerthey have Invariably been compelled to de cline all such invitations owlna to tlie fact that the present A A rules do not permit a registered amateur to ask for or receive ex penses for trainer coach relative or friend fo accompany them onsuch trips This rule was placed on the books to cover male athletes and was in effect before women were allowed to become registered in tlie A A It is felt however that this rule works a hardship on young girl swimmers and secretary red erick At Rubien is offering an amendment allowing women swim mers under 21 years of age to ask for and receive actual travelling expenses for a chaperone A change is also proposed in the hlght of the platform In the high dive for women The present rules were framed for men and provide for two platforms the highest one to be not less than 24 feet and not more than 27 feet above the surface of the water The new rule which Is proposed will make the hfght of the highest platform for women not less than 20 feet and not more than 22 feet Otto Wahle chairman' of the swimming committee proposes an amendment to the swimming rules which if passed will permit of the holding of outdoor swimming cham pionships in outdoor swimming pools According to the interpre ration placed on the present rule by the championship committee outdoor swimming championships could not be held In such pools as the role now calls for such championships to be held In still open waters or in tidal waters at high tide Owing to the temperature of the water on the Pacific coast ocean bathing Is not popular while on the other hand the open air pools which are built right on the beach and containing salt water of the proper tenpeiature are very popu lar especially among the non swlm mers women and children Pool of ths kind on the beaches on the Atlantic coast would prove popular and would aid In the development or many good swimmers irst i One of the 'c'l'' aity eleven ts real nnd this tion to their rule for the tnltlil touchdown came via Quarterback Edwards the game fairly gotten under way only throe ana a half minutes being consumed 4Y in its making 1 bad punt by Sten ger gave the Red and White thea 01 alien 10 yard stripe and 31 gJ Iour plays netted tlte score Allen4 making a 23 yard gain through tackle as the big play Tlie second was manufactured by Krentler who bv the wav played a fine game at fullback and scored on a split play tn the second quarter Allen was aaqgj robbed of a touchdown through an offside play but an 18 yard epass Edwards to itzgerald brought touchdown Edwards made a 25 yard return of Stenger Ipunt Ini'tho same period and onvci the second play following the De 'WjArolt quarterback running fromwa' ipread formation wound his wav and around tho visitors the 30 1 yards to the goal 4 ife 4 1 Good There 'waji one scoro In the quarter wth Jimmy Kelly who waa playing hlM flm game far the of A'D on the Mooring end after con trlbuting some 45 yards previous to over tho hist chalk mark In tho final period Voss blocked punt and pouncedon ball back ot the goal line for a safety The visitors were much Inferior to the Detroiters and tho play of Vi Conch Boys became ragged toward the end because of the weak opposition and a flock of sent In Tn the earlv stages the sb attack was powerful and ir 7 7 resistible with Allen itzgerald Krentler Hendrlan Lauer and Ed wards taking turns at starring in totfng the ball The Bed and White1 forwards were heavier than their adversaries ana could not ne hit for consistent gains Hogan and Voss were towers of strength on the farword wall as was Kenney or the visitors Captain Effmeyer Granson Quarterback Stenger and Herzberg looked beat Summary: NORTHWESTERN Boeslcr Herzberg Maetchle Watdellcir HaumerAn Grandson Kluck Rtrnger Effmeyer Harley Makes AU of the Conference' Hath way Kick ield Goal Near Cloie Tncllannpulla Jnl Nov State university was scored on for the first time this season out won its game from Indiana 2G to 3 Harluy star right halfback made all of the Buckeye scores crowing the Indiana goal fo? four touchdowns ami kick ing two goals fmm touchdown i' score was made In the Iasi' few minutes of play lath way 'left tackle and captain of tho 'j'lnosier kicked a goal ftnm placement on the 2 7 ya rd lino This position was gained hy two forward passea each of which net ted 20 yards Ths crowd of 12 WO hleb viewedthe game included eolfilersr rrt Befijamin Harrison many ufihent former Ohio State men Delrnvn Armada Uiau passing lnlerot ta being stjuwn In amateur fncThrtt ende in tamo betW'crti the helrcy club and Ar mndas to hr played Sunday at St An thony park st ffilS The west sldcr boatit a fHHt team whiofe lias wqn six games The 'Armada elo 'have been showing Vaud they will have tn fee vh toriourt today in order to keep their record of no de feat in throe year elemi line Here the Illinois defense stif fened and Block! tried a drop kick from the 27 yard mark He missed by a narrow margin Illinois then wont to 30 yard line by trick formations where Gorgaa in tercepted a pass Illinois had tke ball at center when the period end ed Both tennis tried several for ward passes in this quarter but only a few worked Early in final period Charpier missed a place kick from the 87 yard line The ball went under the bar After the touchback Illi nois by runs and plunges put the hall on Chicago's 12 yard line and two plays put them on three yard line A fumble gave the Maroons the ball Chicago punted to tho 30 yard lino 'The game end ed with the ball on 33 yard line Score 0 to 0 ILLINOIS' Klein Rundquist Goelltz Gorga Srhiaudemian Em Nichol Hternamun MrGroxnr Charnlcr' nt' ii Hn na it'pniin i i Graham (Qrlnnell)A ield Knight (Michigan) Head Lynch (Brown) Time of 15 minute each Nothing Official Has Been Done by Either School Bring Contest About Students Believe Clash Certain found that their eentlment favored the playing of contet With Bartelme and theee merhbera of tho board working for the game It seems according to Thoma on to bo merely a matter ot routine to ar range the tilt The etudent body is beginning to believe that the gchedullng ot the game 1 almost a foregone conclu sion and many who have been pun ning on attending the Mlehlgan Northwestern contest the last ot November are going to wait tor tho Chicago game aculty Vote to Decide Stand oh Came Chicago Nov 3 'vdte of the entire faculty of the University of Chicago will be taken next week It la said to determine finally whether the proposed post aeaaon football game between Chicago and Michigan win be tlayedt Stagg field Decem ber 1 if The Question wAa considered to (Hy at a armclal meeting of th boarrf of athletic control of the vnivereny oi ntcago action taken was to vote of the faculty during tho third period although the westerners had succeeded in car rying the ball to the Army seven yard hue when tho whistle blew Notre Dame opened with a ataahjau attack after Ihterceptlng a forward pass on Us own 15 yard Boe Bran dy who caught this ball ran ft back 15 yards rom the 30 yard mark the Indiana players smashed their way through the Army line for 25 yards A forward pass by Al lison to King netted 12 more A five yard penalty and a series of short plunges carried the ball close to the Army goal Just as the period prided a Play Does It 'rom the seven yard line Notre Dame scored a touchdown on Uie first play of the fourth period Right lalfback Brandy in a dash around Horr carried the ball ovbr the tiddlers' line Rydzwski kicked goal making the score Notre Dame 7 Army 2 'V The Army made a desperate ef fort to regain the lead A series of rushes in which X)liphant starred gaining 25 yards In three dashes put the ball on the 23 yard line Here the defense stiff ened and the soldiers were forced to resort to a forward pass which was grounded behind the Notre Dame goal line Both teams forced the attack in turn In the closing minutes passes and fumbles chang ing possession of the sphere fre quently The defense proved strong er than the offense in every case and the game ended with the ball in Notre hands on the Ar 20 yard line ARMY Marcfeft Pulsiter LUC Htoke Adams Knight Shrader Morrill Monroe Hahn Oliphant Score Army Notre Army 1 dame) Notre Dame (scoring touchdown Brandy goal from touchdown Rydsew Wkl Referee LH AndrewsYale Umpire Donnelly Trinity' Head linesman Mr Wisconsin Time or periods 12 nutes eoci MAY AMEND Port Huron Beat Monroe i Tort Huron Mich Nov The Monroe high school foot nil elevon was defeated here today ov Huron eleven by score of i( Buss rench starred fqr Port Huron team and Coots and Dewey made sensatlunat plat's fur Monroe but 1 could not get ball over goal Port Huron Invoil retcr it to ith Ypaliantl week ago but today had llonroo eleven at mercy Neither Side Can Score Although Each Eleven Conies Dangerously Near Higgins Spoils Some Chances for Chicago by umbling 1 Chicago Nov Chicago and Il linois fought a scoreless tie here today Chicago had one chance to score and Illinois had three once losing the ball on fumble when it had first down on the home team' three yard line A crowd of more than 20000 saw the struggle ti Chicago kept IHlnola on the de fensive in the first period until just before time was called when th? Maroon center yielded two short but mibstnlnlial gains frnin the visi 20 yard line Elton plunged off tackle several times and made one run of 15 yards past Ems The two teams seemed fairly matched Chicago making first down only twice and Illinois' not at all Illi nois had the ball on3 its own 28 yard line when the period ended IHlnoift Opened up Its bag of tricks In the second period after a fumble gave them the ball on ch 37 ynrd line Half a doxrn forward passes wore tried but defense broke up every one inally Chicago received the balln downs Chicago used straight football and smashed off tackle for uonslstcnt gains Higgins however spoiled several plays by fumbling At the end of the half Chicago had tho ball In midfield having carried It for throe successive first downs 'Chicago bad a chance tn score In the third period Aided hy one short penalty the Maroons worked to a first down on 22 yard uiwveftM 11 0 Lebanon Valley 42 at Mary iv Grttybnrg 9 Jahn 0 (teorifa Treh S3 VftMsrMIt Alabama 3 Sewanee 3 1 Aulmm 00 University of lorida 0 CORNELLTMMS Good Game Expected When These Soccer Teams Clash at Garvey Park Sunday After noon at 2 :30 Corinthians and Rising Star soc cer teams will settle a Dewar Cup account Sunday when they meet In the first round of the fight for the national trophy nt Glrvey park tlie kick off at 2:30 The winner Will (enter the next round against either the Rosea or Bricklayers before nlaving one of the western teams in the third miinzl Intima i ro nkAtit lt Detroit can manage comfortably In this competition as this allows the clubs to strengthen their lineups The teams will be selected from the ifollowlng eligible Rising stars: Murphy Burrows Martin Troupe Graham Campbell Rlgge orrester tihaukland Mair u'Cai lahan Allison Hall andx Stewart Corinthians: Brindley Brown Ban nister Townley Patterson Hooper Crowther Tames Kamrian Crowe Allen Coles Connolly Smiilr and Neate Referee Dalnes By Including several stars not playing on their league team the Stars have put together a formida ble team and should make the play hot from start to finish Both the Star backs Burrows nnd Martin used to play for tho team they will oppose Sunday nnd this should be an added incentive All league games have been post poned this week and next week's schedule is as follows: Detroita vs Roses Corinthians vs Solvay Cricketer vs Rising tars and Bricklayers vh Vikings Roses Juniors and Macolls meet In theJunior league Sunday at Atkinson park kick off 2 while Caledonia will bo opposed to Rising Star Juniors at erry field kick off 2 These are second round games In the Junior aeries andxthe way the teams are shap ing will provide lots of competi tion each week Solvay and Cricketers have an ex hibition game at Solvay park in the morning at in a Doyle of the Solvay team hns dieeri mispMuled until November 23 for signing up for two teams with out obtninlng a legal transfer 1 Minims are Victorious The JMInhns of Assumption col lege again displayed a good sam ple of football on their field against tho River Rouge Minims The de fenders 'of the I'urble and' White were at all stages of the game the superiors To Captain luigal the star Quarterback for Assumption must be given due credit for his brilliant plays Doremus nnd Kum mer are two other Evaluable men whn helped tn idle the score to a total of 39 to game tnai one coming me ia3V period when two end runs by er guson coupled with two gtnanhes by i Pearce netted a scant 10 yards Throughout the reel of the game' the Wolverines held the until Michigan had scored twlce jn 1 the flrat periods KaJamaioo did hot 2 i even poxaession of the pig 7 1 akin A Tills Score a luke Michigan's second tdurhdown cinfe as a result of a fluke and roemke the hero of the 90 ard run that turned the tide In favors a week ago was involved in his play One of Wlemanns punts bounced off knee inter 'vvft' d' hands The ball took an other bounce from roemker And went out of bounds' one foot front the Kalamazoo goal line fnemko 3 recovered and Michigan scored on one line smash The game wasr played under per feet weather conditions a dry field aiding the epeedy backs on thofti Michigan team and enabling tho 't Wolverine ends and backs to tear into the Kalamazoo runners beforo they got stalled Kalamazoo held1 it own in the punting the speed of the two ends Mlchica and Tap ley preventing Michigan running back the boots Wlemann only had to kick threo times In the entire game and each time the zi whole Michigan team downed the runner In his tracks Although the competition was not strong enough to permit of any judgment of strength from her showing the size of the score and the completeness of tho victory is Indicative of the improve ment in tho Michigan eleven dKal amgzoo beat A 7 to gnd Michigan was able two weeks ago to trim the same team only 27 to 4 0 The 62 to 0 score of this after 4 nonn represents ft great (teal of Im i provement in thp twhole Wolverine I Squad 1 Line Does Tull Duty line did Its full duty i afternoon There 'never was a time when Wlemann had to hurry a punt or when a Kalamazoo line man stopped a Michigan runner for a loss Goodsell Weske Culver and ortune were tearing open large holes while Weske Goodwll and1 fjimbert played beautiful defensive 1 football Michigan camo out the game unscathed Every man on the squad Is In good condition for th i neiifray next Saturday ausoih 11 right tackle was in 1 L' jured in the third quarter and wax carried fronVthe field I Michigan'' freshmen team wal loped the eleven from the Michigan'' 1 Military aoademy 42 to 0 in a pre liminary Bailey Usher and 'Vraebell dcung the big work for the year lings 1 Raul 1 Samson Michigan State Normal who started the game umpire was kicked In (he ankle and forced to retire in: favor of Dalrymple head linesman Mitchell of Michigan acted as head linos man summary: uH 1 i i 4 1 3 1 r' I 4 6 i WBaar 1 AE 5k A a ibi jj Ml i II i WmttsSgA MaWBWgT WTljlw Tf Wnl Vlnlnia Wetlyaa Jmhaa Nukh Mld UMor coiu iiit' 1 GMrt Maktraben 1 HraihtMi CHen 1 HL PWEIQN! SPORTING': SECTXON (2) NOTRE DAME (1 Haye Andrews Zora Rydxewjkl Madigan pfellbin King Jl AHIhoh Gipe Branciv Miller by periods: 2 0 0 lame 0 0 scoring safety Allison (of Notro CORNELL (20) CARNEGHt (0) Colvin Waxenr Ackerknecht Mceuthers Strauss Carey Reuther Gretzler Harris Gv Jones Schmidt ox Elsenbrandt tSIlllsm Nethercott Bloom Van Horn IL Early Hoffirtan Lnn Pendleton Ginn fcorc by periods: 1 2 3 4 Cornell 0 3 10 20 Carnegie I 0 0 0 4 0 Cornell scoring! Nethercott Crc (sub for Van Hom) Goals from Pendleton 2 Goals from ftelfi Hoffman 1 A Hwartx Brown Okfon Head MICHIGAN KALtJUm Goetx i'L Mlchlcai Goodall 1 Wattlee culver 4 Walker Lambert Reed ortune RG WbftlH anl Week ausrh Cartwright E' 1' Taifiry Weston erRiwon roemke 1 stiak' Banish rari Wrtman roma Score by Quarters: 8 4 Michigan VI 21 11 82 Kalamnzno 0 0 0.