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qj Ijettioif jfrH 6r' 1920 PRICE alliance Of Her Play Enables Ohio State To Thrust Back The Wolverines tB CRIMSON TURNS Backbone of Ohio State's Attack That ought With Valor in Defense of Her TIGER TRIUMPH IHTO A 1414 TIE Make Most Brilliant Series of 1' in Stadium BALL RILED OVER LINE LINEUPS AT COLUMBUS TUTS STREWN ALLOVERIELD from touchdown supplied 'w i REPORT MADE The release of Johnny Ever to 21 PENN STATE IS EASYWINNER and 9 Carnegie Tech 42 alph ield Goal Gives Illinois 3 0 Victory Over Chicago 3 to 0 Battle Over Minnesota Vermont 7 I 35 NAVY WEARS DOWN HI TRYSTER WINNER 0 GEORGETOWN 21 6 2 YR 0LD STAKE 20 14 ILLINOIS Pittsburgh 5 33 MIm Aggie 2V 0 0 0 0 34 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 14 0 0 0 6 0 0 It 7 0 earnestly commend the ac this player and wo likewise and per senes of Hamilton Springfield Catholic I Allegheny Georgetown 9 0 0 0 0 0 of De 4H 7 14 9 34 40 3 27 William and Hi rm Sooth Emory and Oglethorpe Richmond Mississippi after four back train 01 0 o1 9 William Trinity Utah Utah Aggie argo College Wash State Christy Mathewnon to the Pat Moran to the same Princeton Dartmouth Gvjirthmorei Penn State DETROIT MICHIGAN SUNDAY NOVEMBER 34 5 Mulenburgnsquehanna llnnard It 11 State Middlebury PITTHALBACK OILS QUAKERS ELIS NOSROUT So Carolina lorida 0 walked off the diamond re to continue pitching the and the the of a gan today will net In preparation for the clash with Illinois 0 Wash and Jeff 0 'Arthur Hill Albion Col Kazoo Central Oliet Col Ann Arbor Hillsdale Jackson Lansing Coldwater Mt Plea Barr wotum Knet Wesleyan Syracuse Union Boston Coll Dickinson Rochester Gallandet Union Boston ('oil Hamp Cot Bowdoin Army Carpentier Sails or Home Shores Trusty Toe Gives Wisconsin the open method tn score was that ten touchdowns Sob Run WIW these came in the 'M Edgar Bowser Davie McCracken Anderson V0L 86 NO 4 2 0 36 1 III 7 Hi 13 Cambridge Mass Not 6 The Ilarvard football team converted a lost cause into an even issue to day when it tied the Princeton team at 14 points in the fast period of their annual game A forward pass last of a surprising series which had swept the Crimson col ors down the field 73 yards white the Tigers futilely clawed the air in an effort to bring the ball down was the medium of what Crimson supporters cheered to night as a victory for substitute member of the Harvard football squad Honors for the a rial advance and 'roe the pin which waa its crowning feature went to secondtrine player Call'd Into play after the regulars had proved un able to stop the Tigers Buell at quarterback itts at right half back and Macomber an end work ed out the Crimson salvation Buell and itts were the principal fac tors In three passes which sent the hall ahead more than halt the dis tance of the field Buell launched and Macomber received and scored with the pass which was the means of tying the count Yew York Not George Carpentier who yesterday nlgn ed contract to meet Jaek Dempsey next spring for the hrarywelKht ehnmplon ahlp ended hl second stay In America today 1 Accompanied by hi manager rancois Des camps he sailed for Havre on the learner rance The man ager of the rench Idol said hl protege waa aure to take the title from Dempsey on his re turn Shipmates of the rench pag ilist included Captain lllrsch nuen who piloted the rench entry In the recent Internation al balloon race and Manuel Valladares minister to rance from Guatemala Defeat Thwarted by Subs After irst String ails to Stop Princeton permit to kwume the man agement of the Chicago Cub adds another to the long Hat of player who have been let out by John McGraw In order that they might accept an op portunity to become manager of major league club McGraw traded Roger Brea nahan to the Cardinal twelve year ago when Roger waa waated a a manager and of 63 Enatern high 60 Northwestern 77 Northern 27 I of High 0 Siore by periods: Prnneylvnnia Ptttrburgh Pittsburgh acorltur 9 LX I Amn a 3 Al bi! rgn Wilbert KoMnua to Brooklyn Charley Hersog to the Hed Reda Uirantau stinchconib Walter Erkermll Chicago Um Maney Snyder ield Leon xjylr Hllndis Head pnh Ohio Weslayan Time of 15 minute RubsUf Michimnt Paper for UMier for Paper Cohn for Nelson Perrin for Usher Roland for John John for Ranks tr Dunn Ohio State: WIHlmMfi ftr Taylor Stlnchcomb for Biair Ulu for Henderson Wiper tor Workman Purdue Depauw Western Re Earlham Ohio Univ Wnhlagton Kana Creiahton Colo Sch Mine 6 Marquette 3 Ohio Northern 7 Chicago 1 Ou(claed Illinois was superior to Chicago in every department of the game The brilliant forward passing of Walquist right half to Carney at end brought the huge crowd to its feet with outbursts of cheering a half dozen times Wal quist heaved passes for gams of 20 to 30 yards with consistent reg ularity Lineup and summary CHICAGO Ypai Normal 31Muskegon 0Menominee H19 Windsor high 13 Maalatee high 7 first rest time found the local eleven leading by the comfortable margin of 19 to 0 Seeing that attack was not going tn get that team anywhere Coach Puffy sent substitute after substitute into the fray until he did not have left on the bench even one of his squad And these lads some of them get ting their first taste of competition this season tore into and through the Tufts defense intercepted Tufts forward passes and generally speaking ran wild This is indicat ed more accurately when it is re counted that Chapp of whom no one ever had heard got into the game He had been in the line Contlnued on Page 27 Minneapolis Nov 6 Wisconsin rooters paraded the streets of Min neapolis tonight ginging the name of Davey thrir hero of a 3 to 0 victory by the Badgers over the Minnesota eleven or it was Da vey sent in as a substitute quar terback who booted the ball in a drop kick from the 20 yard line the third "period for the only points of the game In the eyes of the Minnesota fan dom: however another luminary gleams for the redoubtable Arnold Oss his kg crippled' and his strength frequently exhaustedplayed through the game with out standing brilliancy Plays from nunt formation Including darting forward passes proved most suc cessful in Wisconsin's attacks: off tackle plunges or short end spurts with Os the most consistent gain er ere Minnesota's principal re liance The Badger line outcharged the Gophers in the half but a tightening of the defense in prox imity of the Minnesota goal kept the Cardinals from scoring a touch down Then when Minnesota ap proached the goal the stiffening process was reversed University of Detroit Score ine Revenge for Defeat qf a Year Ago Jockey Coltiletti Pilot Whit Horse Home in ront Loaisvflle Ky Nov 6 Harry Payne unbeaten Tryster piloted by Jockey Coltiletti won the first running of the Kentucky Jockey club stakes for two year olds at a mile here today Grey Lag was second Behave Yourself third and Brother Batch fourth The time was 1:3 2 5 The race carried 10100 added money bringing value to ap proximately J2S066 The winner re ceived 25000 the second horse Jl 500 the third 500 and the fourth saved its entry fee Tryst er took the lead at the start and was never koaHnd althniicrh ha ira hs ti vawe in tne iat nnartpr enough to win bv a wisooNSTK Scott Brnder Baez' Mrzob Boston 0 rank and 0 Colgate 14 Randph Macon 0 New York Univ 7 Boston Univ 9 Colby 7 Maine 7 Lebanon Val 0 Old Grad There Old grads of both schools tumbled Kitu this town all morning and Bight up to game time and there a foot of room outside the Boundary lines of th rtnliurn that mi'n't put to use Ohio had come regard this clash with the Wol Borines as the crucial one in hernth to the western championshipnd nobody entertained the sllght flt desire to be anywhere but In Biffht of the struggle In alien territory and under con Bitinns even more serious than at Bnthd the contest with Illinois twoeeks ago Michigan fought with Bhe spirit characteristic of the VVol Berines in the history making daysf conquest on the gridirons of the est There a boy In that Battle front who would not have illingiy laid down hl life for theuise of the Maize and Blue Equally valorous were the Buck ves to keep their unbroken marcho triumph this fall They victory three times and knewu drfeat Was it any wonder then Inat Ohio State in the bhadow ofer own goal and the ball jn Michi Ban's possession a matter ofnches from the final chalk lineought in a spirit of frenzy againstour successive plunged and con ered One of Thrilling hpot I That feature merely marked onef the many thrilling periods of a Struggle between elevens thateither asked nor gave any quar er But Michigan refused to beis ouruged by its failure then and Compelling Henderson to kick from Behind his own goal recovered theeaXhc on the Buckeyes yard line where Dunn signalling for tree was roughed and Ohioxew a penalty of 15 yards I There again a was begun to the scarlet and gray goal that loomed closer at every plunge ive Lards from the final mark Dunn took the half and wiggled his way through to within one foot of the roveted goal The ball was in the game position it was when Ohio rtate threw back four Michigan at lacks jtist a few minutes before put the Wolverines would not beenled this time I If Dunn could gain nearly five rards he could gain a foot he thought and the plunge wsm made the athletes were disentan IriM the quarterback was in Ohio's fftcmd territory and Michigan scored Stekctee kicked goal I Ohio Also Scores I Ere the period had fled however Rhe Ohio rooting sections were made po vibrato with shouts of a inad dhed throng in appreciation of a ftourhdown that came to decoratethe Scarlet and portion of the tcorbuard It was the dreaded kombinaiiun Workman to SJnch komb by the aerial method of ad I'Attee inat deposited tne Dan a 30 yard pass on yard line Michigan hurled tvij of the plunges with no Continued oh Page 27 4 0 Huf from Otterbein SOUTH Maryland 21 Saint John Georgia Tech 7 Clemson Univ of Ala 14 anclerbilt HJnlv of Transylvania Univ Genrgia lorida Bi rm Snath Vie Jil inst 2 I nir of Tenn4l 1 nit of Vir Tulane Auburn Louisiana Davidson Tulane Ci tadei 35 Car State bl Anbarn 49 Lynchburg 13 armai 42 Davey Second String Quarterback Hoists Oval Between Posts in Drop Kick from the 20 Yd Line 0 0 3 0 nlswmpnt Pden) Officials: Point) BY RALSTON GOSS Scarcely a single tuft of Tufts was visible to the naked eye when the whistle sounded the end of 60 minute of fast and furious scrimmaging between that eleven and the University of Detroit stal warts on Navin field Saturday atternoon All keyed up tn the avenging the defeat Princeton 17 Mass Aggies 7 Lawrence 10 Ixowell Textile 13 Norwich HI EST Notre Dame2M GC KRR QLR Laurels on the Gridiron Against the Husky Warriors Assembled in ront I Baseball in General I Lauded as National Sport Pools Are Condemned Chicago Nov The upecixl grand Jury Investigating baseball returned this morning Its final re port In which it stated that "while evidence ha been found Kames were thrown by players the practice was not general and the leaders In organized baseball may be relied upon to keep the game above' suspicion" The grand Jury's report say In part: the magnitude of the enterprise and the great ber of ball players engaged we be lieve a comparatively small num ber of the players have been dis honest we are gratified to find players who Immediately reported to their managers the suggestions of and likewise managers who Immediately discontinued play er who were implicated In at tempts to corrupt the game The adoption of this policy as a fixed practice no matter at what cost will make impossible a repetition of the present 1 Cmmead tbe Action Evidence was given the jury of an instance during a game played In Chicago where a certain player on the New York National league basebait club offered another play er a bribe if ho would throw that particular same The player to whom the bribe was offered imme diately fusing game tlon of commend the manager of the Nework club for his action on the following day in suspending the Jduyer who offered the bribe In Continued on I'age 26 The game ended with Garrity In tercepting a Harvard forward pa almost without' sound front th Princeton stands The Crimson esfaldished an eariv lead When taking advantage nt tw penalties of 15 yard each Imposed on Captain Horween made a touchdown within lx min utes of olay Owen contributed 23 yards advance on rushes that wero elcaost conse u'vo Ttm Tlcer line three times threw off the attack of Horween on the thrrshhold of its goal but on the next attempt the Crimson captain broke through Princeton rallied and beginning with a punt run back bv Ixturie forward pass and rush were used to go forward and the Crimson de fense was pushed back attempts to confuse the Harran! Uno hv scattering Its forwards on th Colgate scheme of deolovment were negative and he lost ground 9 uvu icautu Tupim Crlmn A resh 14 Albion high 42 JHG Ohio State 14 Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Star Goes 57 Yard for Early Touchdown Annapolis Ml Nov 5 The An napolis midshipmen with a heavier and more powerful line gradually wore down Georgetown Ln a bril liantly played game her today and won 21 to 6 Georgetown got away to a whirl wind start Within two minute? after the first kick off the Navy punted to 65 yard line On the first line up lagin brilliant left half hack tore through the elud ed the secondary defense and sprinted 57 yards to a touchdown This was tbe most spectacular play of the game Orioles will travel to Windsor next Sun day to play Assumption All players re port at Clark park at 1 T1' wa" 18 Yrt from the goal when Buell alight nt build called out tho signal With the key number Macomber slipped past the defenders and raced behind their goal The Crim son quarterback who had received the ball turned to evade a hostile Tiger forward then shot the pig skin in a rifling throw over the oaL Macomber had to run for It but reached out got to It almost on his finger tip and brought It to the ground with Princeton players on top of him axon maintaining his record of never missing a goal from touchdown supplied the point by which the Crimson tied th Scnre by periods: IfilnnU lUin: GoaJ Ralph klcher fub fdr If 1 txrlr at lAVocf Mumma Went Point): ield Elliott 'Illinois Weslevan) Head linesman Younc (Illinois WesleyaoX periods minutes each PENN STATE (20) Brown iitVK Griffith tent Rnuch Hufford KHHnger Lightner Maine Snell Score by periods: Pnn Stale Nebraska Prtn State corinrr ford Wav 2 Gria Rauch 2 Haddon Michigan Utn Cosrrove Cornell Head Hnesman Eberel Swarthmore Time of minute each Almost devoid of penalties the game was of the variety that thrill ed the spectators with short snap py gains interspersed with longer runs Cloudy skies and a raw breeze chilled the spectators but were welcomed by tho players Minnesota showed strong offen give power near the end of the game but lost the ball when forced to punt and the Badgers opening UP with sweeping end runs had ad vanced to 25 vard line when the final whistle blew up MINNESOTA ckbcrg I leorrg Nolan Uiemnt upmy rater Grayer Regrlr One game or daring tn strategy fertlnn yf ihi we a a lit 'fc plays will long stand as memorable to followers of the college gridiron game There were ttDOo of these fol lowers within the walls of the sta dium today They filled every avail able corner of the great structure a mass of Crimson color on th west side facing the Orange and Black of Princeton on the cast They gave lively singing and shouting support to their respective teams hut the Princeton adherents after Macomhcr dashed their hopes of victory broke their silence onlv to cheer Captsln Callahan tawny haired leader of the Tiger team as he wns assisted off the field after a slight Injury sustained In a scrim mage LOCAL Tuft Richmond Gd Rapid So Toledo Waite pal STATE Detroit Junior Holland Calumet Rirmlngrham Cadillac Bay City East Huron Karoo Uol Gd Rap Cent Aaaumptlen Col Pontiac Alma Hattie Creek Gr Rap Union Manhall Midland Boyne City Mt Plea Nor Charlotte TEN Michigan Chicago Minnesota Northweatern EAST 14 Harvard 14 Cornell 21 Columbia 20 Nebraska 14 Brown 27 Pennny Delaware TEN CENTS PENNSYLVANIA (21) uraveH Ward Cochran Day rank Wagoner Hopper Wraye arrell Harvey 7 nomas 0 a i i civics Goala from Davie Pennsylvania scoring: i euauoo fu iiuu hj eccrine Wnntwr tresvaag (ub for Hopper) Graves Hol leran (sub for Bowser) Offlolels: Referee Reed Snrinjrfleld TrainfnK Schoo! Umpire Taffgart Roch ester university Linesman Holderness Time of periods 15 minutes inal Count I 65 to 2 and Easterners Are Totally Outclassed MrOtrtock by period: Minnesota Wisconsin 0 Wfsronat vGoi Davev (sub tor Rarrt Wvkr Northwestern L'motre fcichdnxnior ChK ield hidgrs Hoagjand MJebiean Head NIcho! Oberibt TBam of 15 minute 13 0 0 Rt headed although 3 led by Grey Lag 0(He speeded up 0 length Centre 34 Oberlin 20 State Nor Denison 17 Drake 14 Oklahoma 21 Ames 17 Colo CoL 20 Denver 10 llawrall Ind 0 Wltte nbcrj 9 Oberlin 20 Colorado Nevada 21 Dak Aggie 7 California 49 Stanford 3 Heidelberg 21 I Chicago Nov 6 The lightU tricky Illinois football eleven Iclimbcd a notch closer to the 1920championship of the WesternConference by scoring a 3 to 0 tri BHiph over Chicago today "before persons the biggest ever witnessed a footballtame in Chicago for tie victory goes to Ralph letcher diminutive half who booted a goal fromacfUvnt it the 23 yard line at 10 beginning uf the second period I Hubert I'nil on Hi Trial I Early In the first period letch brotkfr Robert Illinois quar LvraeI' tried the same feat from phe 15 yard line but the ball did not get six feet off the ground and I wide of the Chicago goal with victories over Iowa "oehlgan Minnesota and Chicago defeat Wisconsin at Madison in order to meet 'n0 state with a clean slate in t'deciding game of the charnpion JnP campaign at Urbana two eks from today In the mean cnse Ohio which conquered Michi Comhtnker Unable to Break Through Red Line Lose 20 0 State College Pa Nov 6 fast and heavy University of Ne braska eleven lost claim to east ern football honors here today when Pennsylvania State college defeat ed the western team 20 to 0 Char lie Way playing his last game on the home gridiron furnished tne pickers of all American players with plenty of material when he entered the game in the last quar ter His performance was on an off tackle run of 55 yards A few minutes later after a number of punts Way squirmed through Ne braska's right tackle running 57 yards for second touchdown PENN STATE (20) NEBRASKA (0) Swanwn Pu'llk SHnn DayM Munn Weiler Scherer Newman Hartley Wright Hubka IOWA RUNS OVER PURPLE ELEVEN Iowa City Nov Iowa Univer sity defeated Northwestern here today by the score of 20 to 0 Coach rejuvenated Hawkeyes play ed a stellar game which coupled with the inability of' the North western backs to gain spelled an easy victory for the Iowa eleven Score by periods: Iowa 7 0 6 7 26 Northwestern 0 0 0 0 0 Giants School for Managers ichigan first to score when drive of 35 yards nets I tally Ohio State then ties after "successful for I ward pass and wins on fluke The final score of I encounter is 14 7 I BY HARRY BULLION I Ohio ield Columbus Ohio iov last chance to ispute her rivalJ in the western Inference for the Big Ten title Id this afternoon before the at Ick of Oipo State in the presence I a throng estimated to number t000 I Scoring two touchdowns Llr resultant' goal kicks Sariet and Cray humbledlirA and Blue the niakor Ingle score behind the goal line hd the extra point Thus did the Wolverines fightingith their backs to the wall alter Itla afternoon 14 to 7 and leave le field clear for Ohio State and Jlinojs to determine the possessor the championship two weeks fom today lit was home coining week for the fcarlet and Oray an event at the Buckeye school that cause the fcuod of the coldest Individual to through his veins with knse of keen elation With grim letermlnation however the Wol rlne athletes their band and (early 2000 leather lunged students krucgled to make it a sad reunion kr the sturdy sons of Ohio (Across the field from the Btick rooting section every friend Michigan that could be mustered lero for the occasion took up their losltlons in sufficient numbers to brm an almost solid background of I lellow and blue in a maze of pen Lants and chrysanthemums Then just before the starter's rhistle sounded the Inaugural of ostillties the Michigan band I rarbed in the golden capes on i ackground of blue paraded the i bld as the solid stand including Jarry Davis governor elect of ihio arose as one to pay their re pacts Scores 21 Points To Give His Team Margin of 6 in Thrilling Battle Philadelphia Nov 6 To the In dividual brlllianco of Halfhack Da vies may be attributed largely the victory of the University of Pits burgh over the University of Penn sylvania on ranklin field today by the score of 27 to 21 Davies re ceiving a kick off in the second period fiaahed through the entire Red and Blue team 90 yards for a touchdown This is the secund time this feat lias been accomplish ed against Pennsylvania this season In another spectacular moment Da vies intercepted a forward pass and dashed from mid field for a score He scored 21 of points In the first period Pennsylvania opened up an offensive hardly ex pected In vkw of its previous per formances anti with a series of pretty forward passes scored early The Philadelphia team maintained the open play throughout the game all of her scores being made by this route One pass Wray to Ert resvaag netted lu yards for a score Grave the Red and Blue end was the shining light of the losers his defensive work being excellent Coming back in the third p' riod to overcome a seven point advantage the Philadelphians employed a scr ies of dazzling passes and re in a fair way to score when Davies snatched one of Jong heaves and mad his uu yard run ight ing to the end the Pennsylvania team scored her final touchdown In the last few minutes of play The line up PITTSBURGH McCrory Sjwks Bond Hleln McIean SLOCKED PUNT GIVES OHIOANS TOUCHDOWN THAT DECIDES GAME BROWN 14 TO 10 task ot suffered Just a year which the Med fordltes managed to administer by the score of 7 to 3 the wearers of the Red and White presenting the most versatile and powerful attack shown thus far this season over whelmed their Eastern rivals and won by the score ot 65 to 2 Poor Ba Lets Tuft Score The two points made by the East erners came as the result of a poor pass made by a second string cen ter rush In the third period tor it enabled Glendale a Tutts player to throw Curtin behind the Detroit goal line for a safety The utter inability of the East erners cope with the stone wall defense ut tho wearers of the red and white is made clear when the statement is made that on two oc casions only did Tufts make first down The first one was made on two successful forward passes to ward the close of the second period and the other in the last 15 minutes of play when against third string men ield General LeCaln called for three successive running plays that carried the ball to the 4v yard' line Every other time the Medfordltes had the ball they were compelled to punt after failure to advance it in any other manner Detroit added to the ripping tear ing running and line plunging at tack It had had last year a forward passing assault that was good enough to keep the Tutts secondary defense spread wide nearly alt the time The result or this the fact that late game was compelled also to sort io attempting iroit made I' ot Thrift tif two periods or play and the End But he managed to tUI7 Crim son end for a gain of in yards Gar rity and Gilroy added a at a time by piaJ off tackle or through a hole opened by a delav ed ms and with a Harvard penal ty of 15 yards for holding Prince brought the ball to 10 yard line At this point the prt nrlnd the first play of the second period sprang a snr nrise when Izmrie asved for ward pass across the Harvard goal Ine But Crimson nfavers were alert nd bored alt Tiger ntaverr who might have retrieved the hll so that th" nl skin fell dead The Continued on Page 2d HOUGH IGHTING IN TRUE MICHIGAN STYLEYOSTMEN ARE COMPELLED TO ACCEPT DEEAT AT HANDS POWERUL UC KEYES 4 1 the left is Stinchcomb receiving end of the stellar forward passing combination that has made trouble for ever ivestem conference team this fall In the middle is Hobe Workman the find of conference football and the fellow who tosses the passes deftly to his' mates On the right Capt Huff rnun ts piviurca i net) were inree oj ine strongest piapers uoach rrilce threw agatnsl the Irotvertnes in Columbus baturda Maroons Are Outplayed in Every Department by Team Before 32j000 Persons Ball Kept in Yale Territory During Most of Hard ought Battle New Haven Conn Nov In one ot the hardest fought battles seen In the Yale bowl this season the unbeaten Brown eleven went down to defeat before the Yale bulldog 14 to 10 The teams wire so evenly matched that ft was not until the last period that Tad substi tute team was able to keep the ball In the territory The game wan marked by the sen sational runs of Oden star quarterback who again and igaln ran through the team for long gains and was prevented from reaching goal by ex cellent tackling The Brunonlans also thrilled the spectators by swift lateral passes and formations by which the ends Williams and Al bright carried the bail kicking was done by Captain Arm strong The Tale team although mostly substitutes were in the line was in better shape than in any of the previous games and although the gains were made almost entirely by the regular line plunging the line proved to be far stronger than that of last Saturday? Left half back Kelley was the strongest ground gainer and plung ed across the line fur both tallies 1 i gr wr Av ib fl gill WvBJ rl A4 flV Ww AiLii 7 1 st J1 1 4 C'lHO MICHIGAN 31 yers Cappoa Huftn an Goeta Taylor Dunne Nrrk Vick eivuu Wilson Tn tt RT John riikr Goebe Workrcan Dunn Itlafr LH Steketee Henderson Usher Nelon Tj Dunn Stinchcomb Huff man Goal from touch4owna 4Hkiee Strohejmer Jackgon (Hander Rdmond Mohr Hnrtong Depler Phrney snith McGuire 1L Er Barker Hallauoji Tatg letcher Rouse Peden Palmer Watauist Hanisch Crangle i 4.