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SECTION 4 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, SUNDAY 'MORNING, OCTOBER 5, 1919.. tack. Strubing kicked all four goals from touchdown. Line-up: Sehbacker H. Lystadt F.

li. Fitzpatrlck E'TOWN DEFEATED BY MANUAL LADS 4 GUN- Score by Periods: Army- 0 0 3 li Holy Cross 0 0 0 0 Army Scoring Goal From Placement McQuarrieV Touchdown McCJuarrie. Referee Langford. Trinity, ilmplre-i Donnally. Head Linesman Kerberger, Washington and of Quarters 10 minutes each.

Prlncton 28. Position. Trinity 0. Harvey L.E.; Nordt Parisette L. Johnson Halsey L.G..

rScureman Breslin Rotsch R.G..; Budtd McUraw R.T.. Jackson McNamara R. Tanslll Strubing Q. Lynch Ttourie Ople R. Foley Macphee Mazzoni YALE TRIUMPHS IN FIRST GAME Blue Beats Springfield 20 To -0 Harvard Downs Boston College.

CENTRE DOWNS INDIANA IN LAS! rWOiNDTES OF PLAY Colonels Score Two Touchdowns In Whirlwind Finish After Being Held Scoreless McMillen Intercepts Forward Pass and Races Through Hoosiers For Final Tally. The braced lh the second half and prevented further scoring; Brown Trluniplis. Providence, Oct. 1 (Associated Press). Brown blanked the Husky Bowdoih team, 7 to 0.

iierev to-ffay. Jemail scorccTthe only touchdown; for the Hill team Brown had the edge on the visitors all the way. but lacked the punch to score consistently. Liner up and summaries: Brown. Position.

Bowdoln. Williams. Thompson Schutluff. L. Rhodes Doody.

L. Brewster Hovlng McCdrdy. Nichols. Dudgeon Johnston. R.

Smith Albright. R. Drummond Samson. Q.I: Crockett Brooks L. Peacock Dartmouth Winner.

Hanover, N. II. Oct. 4 (Associated Crimson Plays Improved Game and Wins By Score of 15 To 6. Dr.

Grigsby led the bunch at the weekly shoot of the Louisville Gun Club, but it took an awful good score to do it. Allen, one ot the most consistent shooters in the was second with only-two down in. fifty. Walker had a perfect handicap score. The scores Press), Dartmouth defeated Norwich to-day 13-io in a hard-fought I game.

All Dartmouth's scoring came i in the final period. The -Dartmouth goal line was. twice Nor-1 wlch being, held once on the Score by periods Princeton ...7 14 7 28 Trinity 0 0 0 0 0 Princeton Scoring: Touchdowns Strubing McNamara. Substitution Trimble for Opie. Goals from Touchdowns Strubing 4.

Referee Maxwell, Swarthmore. Umpire Williams. Pennsylvania. Head Linesman Tom Thorp. Columbia.

Time of Periods Ten and twelve LOCALS DISPLAY OLD 'PEP' TIGERS DEFEAT TRINITY Jemail. -R. Dahlgren Kyle F. B. Roberts Armstrong.

Sprague R. Davlg line. Canncll and Robertson made the most sains for Dartmouth and Redman starred 'or Norwich Lineup and summary: Spftrlnt Tnxnl.nn.n. Till Syracuse Downs A'crmont. Syracuse, N.

Oct 4 lAssocinted Press) Syracuse scored an easy vlcr Roberts. Score by periods: Indiana ,3 0 0 0 3 Centre 0 0 0 12 12 Sllhatltnt lnndTnl.n. W.n tory over the University of Vermont NEW HAVEN, 4 (Associated Press). Yale opened Its football season here to-day by defeating Springfield Y. it C- A.

College. 20 to 0. A. field by Braden from the forty-yard line was the outstanding play, although a similar scare by Thome Murphy, substitute quarterback, from the thirty-yard line; was made at. a more difficult byia score of -27.

to 0 here to-day, by a sweeping open field Mlack gnmo. pi a a a sb sg sg Si ts-r; fa 5 5n ra I i 1: 151 14 50 19 50 19 14 14 19 (7 50 20 12 "14 37 49 12 13 17 42 .19 -15 15 18 IS 48 20 14j 12 17 3 18 20 :12 13 17 12 46 20 13 13 20 46 16 14 12 19 15 45 22 12 13 18 43 46 22 12 12 13 37 13 13 9 18 10 12 12 9 15 36 39 12 8 13 33 37 13 8 15 36 37 21 9 7 11 Zt 34 ummii. MCLdW COT Ross for "Wiley; Kllnk for Dartmouth. Myers Shelhurn. Crist, Curtningharh.

Youngstrom. Murphy Cogswell. Cannell. Robertson. -Holbrook.

Jordan. Position. T. E. B.

II Norwich: -Highland 'Walker Herrlck Harrington Steele Cole Redman Martin Smith Bartlett Forward naa3es were 'direetlv rpsnnn- ouniiBr; uuams -for -Kyle: Williams for Hlatt: Dono-van for Pope; Hobbs for Mathys: Score by periods: 0 0 Bowdoln. .0 0 0: 0 fl Touchdown Jemail. Goal from Touchdown Armstrong. Referee llallahhn. Umpir.e Noble.

Amherst. Head Linesman Sullivan, Syracuse. Time of Periods Twoten minutes and two fifteen minutes. Wolverines VV'ln. Ann Arbor, Oct.

4 (Associated Press). Michigan had little trouble breaking through the Case 'line. toi-day and won 34 to 0. Cruse' was the scoring' star carrying the ball over, three times. Sparks' punting and Weston, with a fifty-five yard run In the fjrst period, shared the honors.

McCuhe By ED. REOIEKS. DESPITE the fact that they were without a regular coach, the Manual eleven annexed its first game of the season yesterday when they defeated Ellzabethtown by the score of 15 to 6. The Crimson lads put up a 'good game and experienced little' trouble in winning. Only once did the E'town lads have a chance for a second goal, and this came when they had the ball oh Manual's yard line.

The Crimson, fought hard and held the visitors for four Jowns only three feet from the goal. Manual made many substitutions, and at one time during the iramR members of the seco'nd team Grigsby Walker Williamson Anderson: Scott y. Harris Le' Compte Mourning Boardman Dyer E. B. Pope Bond Tinsley sible for the Orange scores.

Erwlg and of Syracuse, were the stars of the garni). Score by prriods: Syracuse" 6 1 27 Vermont 0 0 0 0 0 Murphy for Snoddy. Tanner for Mc- angle. The Y. M.

A. team could make no consistent gains on Yale. Time of Quarters 10 li in- is minutes. Touchdowns Syracuse, first period. Falleon; fourth period; but several times held the New Haven Hrown.

steel. Schwarzer finals eleven at critical periods. Of the many forward passes attempted but Score by periods: Dartmouth. ..0 0 'II 1313 Norwich. 0 0 0 t- 0 Touchdowns Eckherg (substitutes for Cannell).

from Touchdown Robertson. Referee Umpire Cannell, Tuits. Head Linesman Brown, B. A. A.

Time of Periods Twelve -minutes each. From touchdown, Ackley. Referee Percy Miller, Haverfor-1. Umpire-Daniel-Luby. Pennsylvania.

one was completed and that lost and Hale starred with the defensive work Tor lase. uineup; ground for Yale. composed the. lineup. Ellzabethtown FOOTBALL RESULTS Michigan- Yale was unable to score in the Army Beats Holy Cross.

West Point. Oct. 4 (Associated Dunne Case. Boiey Burckell Officials Gardner, Cornell, referee; Ray. Chicago, umpire; McKav.

Illinois head linesman. Time of Periods Fifteen minutes. Easy For Ohio State. Oct. 4 (Associated Press).

Ohio State football eleven had little difficulty In winnlnjr the first came of the! season to-day from Ohio 38 to 0. Wlilaman and "Chic" Harley. Ohio State all-Amerlcan halfback, were the mainstays of the Buckeyes' scoring back-fleld. Wlilaman scored two touch downs on straight line plunges, while Harley scored by an end run and a drop kick. Lineup and summary: Goetz first and.

third quarters, but got a touchdown and field. goal In each of Press). The army won from. Holy Fortune Cornell. Oberlin, 0 West So: Westminster, Cross to-day after 3 stubbornly con Culver Johnson the.

others. Holding in the line spoiled a touchdown by Murphy In the last Positions. L. L.T.... L.G...

Q.B... F.B... Hopkins. 13 bt. aiary Dnliiware.

0: Franklin and Mar H. Wilson period after he had run thirty yards Rye tteea Hopper D. Wood C. Wood Towne McCune Hale Memsker Dueriing tested battle. 9 to 0.

No score was made until the third quarter, when McQuarrie, of Mon: tatia star, kicked a goal from placement from the thlrtyrcl.t-yard mark. Sparks In a broken field. Lineup and sum mary: Knode Weston' shall, 0 Brown, Bowdoln. 0. Agricultural College, 15; Connecticut Agricultural College, Boston College.

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A. Positions. Springfield. Yale. Cruse Brown In the quarter iucuuarrie; after Rheinhardt Hamill tound consiaeraoie trouoie in ouckt Ing the Crimson line.

From the start of the game Manual showed real "pep," and in the first quarter Beard completed a forward pass and ran for a touchdown. This gave them encouragement, and from then until the end they went through. Ellzabethtown was forced to punt out almost.every time "they had the ball, and this gave Manual's men" splendid practice in receiving punts. McAfee, right tackle for E'town. was' the whole team, and he played a star game.

But without support he had a hard time, and In the last quarter was knocked i Sauer Carries Ball. The second and third quarters Manual played around, not gaining or loslnr anv ground, but at the begin a forward pass had put the ball on Holy Cross" three-yard line, smashed Rutgers. Victorious. New Brunswick, N. J.

(Associated Press). Rutgers Vdefeated North Carolina. 19 to 0. to-day In the first intersectlon-al football contest, of the season. -j -to the Rutgers eleven of Garrett.

Mount and Alexander, who substituted for Sliker. had a steadying effect the inexperienced men in the lineup and. bolstered the offensive; After Johnson's tumble on his twenty-yard mark in the first period. North Carolina held for downs, but punted out short. French carried the ball; over the line for Rutgers after runs.

Rutgers 'added another' touchdown College, 0. Sldenberg Acosta Gait Princeton, zs; lnniiy. u. North Carolina State, ri. Wnlv'Prnsn.

0 Special to The Courier-Journal. LOOMtNGTON. Oct. 4. With only two minutes and twenty seconds to play, and Indiana University leading by the score of 3 to 0.

old Centre College ot Kentucky made two touchdowns and defeated the Hoosler eleven by the count of 12 to 3. With the game almost over. It seemed that certain defeat awaited th Kentuckians. Then the unexpected happened. The Colonels did the thing they had failed on time and lime again.

By a series, of successful forward passes they planted the ball on the Hoosler fifteen-yard line and three line bucks by Roberts and McMillen put it over. Roberts failed to make a fair catch of McMlllen's kick-out from a difficult angle of the field. With only a minute and half left the ball was kicked off again and the LttIS.eleeiI was frantically trying everything it had in an effort to even the score. Jewett hurled pass at Minton. but McMillen.

the fleet-footed n.iSfp.eeJd merchant from Danville, intercepted it and quick as a flash shot out with the oval tucked secure- his arm- He dodged and stralKht armed the entire Indiana Mnn and over the Koal Une. McMillen missed an easy coal. What seemed a certain victory for "Jumbo" stiehms boys was turned into a triumph for the Southerners. Stake Strong Bid. In the second period the Kentucky players worked the ball down to the Indiana one-yard line, where the Hoo-sier line held like the proverbial stone wall.

Both sides were compelled to resort to the kick time and again: as it seemed impossible for-either to put the ball across on straight football. Indiana's three points came early in the first period, when Quarterback Mathys dropped back from the Kentucky thlrty-flve-yard line and booted-a beautiful field goal. Kentucky used the forward pass seventeen times and failed to gain a single yard thereby until the close of the final quarter. Indiana tried the aerial route only twice, the last attempt resulting In one of Centre's touchdowns. Meets State Next.

Indiana "plays Kentucky State' at Lexington next Saturday and Minnesota at Indianapolis in the first "Big Ten" Conference clash, two weeks from to-day. To-day's contest was played in a driving: rain.1 which started just as the teams trotted on the field and continued until the final whistle. Lineup and summary: through-for the only touchdown of the game. The goal was missed. Frequent fumhles and-penalties for offside1, plav marred the work of both Walker Lavlk Cowell Quinlan Eggebrecht Weber Carting Graham Drew Civaletto Brett L.

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R.H. F. Williams, 23: Union, 0. Wesleyan. Ensign Miller Parker Stevenson Long "Hanson Wright Brubaker Allen Score, by.

periods: Michigan 7 13 J4 034 Case 0 00, OS-0 Michigan scoring: Touchdowns Cruse. 3: Knode. Weston. Goals From Touchdowns Sparks. 4.

Referee--Durtee. Williams. Umpire Sampson, Springfield. Field Judge Weygandt, Wooster. ot Periods Fifteen minutes.

Caliuncts Win Opener. teams. Lineup: State. Myers Huffman Plxley Holtkamo Johnson Spiers Flowers Stfnchcomb Davies Hartley Wlilaman Position. E.

T. L. Laroche D. Welles Crane Army. Pos.

E. Holy Cross. Daly Braden Bryan T. Conway Stecer Breiuster u. MCUUUOUgll Rnorp hv nertods: Edler Greene.

C. Yale 0 10 0 1020 Mahon The Calumet team opened -its sea Vogel Uildea Bond Treat Cbmiers Flynn in the second period, by, a steady march down the field in mass formation. Just, before -the emi of tiie period French broke away and ran forty yards for the third touchdown. uaniei. R.G.

R.T. R. E. Q.B. son at Gicnwood Park yesterday With a victory over the Parkland team- of Louisville.

The score was 13 to 0. Laroche. Goal's From Touchdown Black. Braden. a.

toaia num den. Murphy (substitute for troche). umDire diuw h. a -Bergln. Princeton.

Head Linesman- Score, by periods: Ohio State ...21 10 0 738 Ohio Wesleyan 0 0 0 0 0 Touchdowns Wallaman 2. Harlev 1. Weaver 1. Eivart 1. Goals from Touchdown Harley 4.

Stlnchcomb 1. Substitutes Ohio State: Weaver for Wlilaman: Kwart for Pixley. Officials Referee, H. Hamm. Kenyon; umpire.

H. P. Swain. Dickinson: head linesman. C.

A. Hire. Ohio Wesleyan. Time of Periods Two 15 minutes a.nd two 1214 minutes. Lenign.

10; urainua, u. Lafayette. 13: Muhlenburg, 0. Pittsburgh. 33; Geneva.

0. Pennsylvania. 54: P. M. C.

0. Rutgers. 19; North Carolina, 0. Penn-State. Washington' and Jefferson.

3: Kiski 0 Dartmouth. 13: Norwich, 0. Hamilton. 10; St. Lawrence, 0.

Wesleyan, Worcester Tech, Re'nsslaer. 7: 0. Colgate. Susquehanna, 1. New Hampshire College.

Bates 0. Amherst, 2: Now York University. 0. Albright. Dickinson, 19.

Rose Poly Alumni, 0. Xotre. Dame. 14: Kalamazoo, 0. Minnesota.

39: North Dakota, 0. 27; Vermont, 0. Tnwa, 18; Nebraska, 0. University of Virginia 0, Richmond College 0. Indiana 3, Centre 12.

Franklin 14. Purdue 14. Michigan 34. Case 0. Wesleyan 34.

Mount union 0. Swarthmore 10. Maryland 6. Carnegie Tech 33. Bethany 0.

Michigan Aggies 14. Arbion 13, Ohio State 38, Ohio Wesleyan 0. McCarthy's Men ning of the last quarter they, let out and tore through their opponents in great style. In this quarter King went through for a gain of forty yards, and on the next play Sauer carried the ball over the line. At the very start of the game Manual held E'town for a touchback.

which' gave them the first two scores made in five years. -Anderson played well and made one of the prettiest tackles ever seen on a local gridiron. should be a wonder next year and the school is looking forward to Anderson, along with King. Sauer and Winters as making the best back field in the State. King was the ground gainer, hut was taken out to be saved for a time -when he Is needed.

Coach Hudkins, of the second team, waB in charge of the Crimson. The lineup: Bur eign. univtiauj ui of Periods Ten and eight, ten and eight. Crimson Victor. Cambridge, Oct.

4 (Associ-TJrnsal. Two Harvard marches. one for forty-five yards and one for twenty yards, uosion v-ui- i fny tnnnhrlownS. and a field goal by R. Horween from the Gophers Minneapolis, Oct.

4 (Associated Press). The-Universlty Minnesota football eleven won an easy 39-rto-O. victory over.jhe University of North Dakota team here to-day In the opening game of the season. The work of Lamp! and Ruben featured for the Gophers. to-aay us sra the season, ii to E'town.

Stewart Coleman lew minuiea in a long and cleverly thrown forward Jard'seightern-yard Ynethe offense Stone LForest Hart At Gleriwood Park of the visitors. cukic.j Beard Heer Prinz Seidel McXalr Hlges Rusch Winters Anderson Winters i Sauer Position. L. Q- L. F.

side ot tne neia. which followed Casey's fifty-flve-yard The Louisville Colonels, after a nagan Hays Grey Robertson week barnstorming trip tnrougn tne Posl State, are Booked to appear at men wood Ne-w Alban v. this after tions. Centre. 12.

Whltnell run bacK oi a mchuu. -eleven rushes, aided by. a five-yard penalty against the visitors and Hamilton's dash of twelve yards. through In the second quarter North Dakota carried the ball to Minnesota's one-yard line, but the Gophers held three Flickertall line plunges and got the ball on downs. Wisconsin Wins.

Madison, Oct. 4 (Associated Press). Wisconsin won its opening game to-day from Rlpon College, 37 to 0. Quarterback Davey starred in the victory with long runs. -Wisconsin used two sets of backs with noofiV'to battle with the Calumet F.

Montgomery ii. Antwerp team. The contest win start at n'ninnk-! A record crowd expected center. Indiana, 3. Minton Pierce Wiley Lohrei Mumby Leonard Pope Mathys Bowser Garrett Coleman A tweniy-yinu College for interfering with, a Captains.

Substitutions Manual, King for Miller; Gates for McNalr: Nennis for Anderson; Van Pelt for Beard; Arbe-gust for Rusch: Chambers for King. Touchdowns Manual. Sauer Beard 1. Ellzabethtown, Grey 1. Referee-Ryan.

to witness the contest, as the Colonels are great favorites with the North Side fans. Manager McCarthy will use his regular line-up. 'Dixie" Davis fair eaten gave xiaivo.iu the visitors' twenty-yard line in the James McCuilom McMillan Blttle will hurl lor the uoioneis. iourin periuua, Ing a fine dash by Casey around left end. orougut down, lineup mm auumw.j.

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Time of Periods Ten minutes Pcnnsy' Shows Form. Oct. 4 (Associated Press). University of Pennsylvania played a powerful plunging game against Pennsylvania Military College on Franklin Field to-day, win ning, si, to v. sionally.

but it was evident that he aepcnueu uyim A aDiitty oi ms 45 xense jrennsyivaiiia. iwumci on Pennsylvania Military College made only nrst aown in me mot. cC v. riods. xne lineup: M.

C. Positions University R. Miller Tltzel Dieter r. L. Wrav Anders Crow Sweeney Liioya Schilling R- Fried u.

li -E Thomas Little Miller Bell Light Straus Brunner Scholes Q. Poole L. Swltzer Camnuzano Score by periods: P. M.iC. 0 0 0 00 University 14 21- 7 1254 Pennsylvania Scoring Touchdowns Straus, Deer 3 (substitute for Straus).

Light, R. Miller, R. Wray 2 (substitute for Deer). Goals from Touchdowns R. Miller 6.

Referee Watkeys, Syracuse. Umpire Dr. O'Brien. Temple. Head Linesman Merritt.

Yale. Time of Periods Fit-teen minutes each. Kai-y Smothers Carolina. Annapolis. Md Oct.

4 (Associated Press); Navy smothered the football eleven of North Carolina State College under a score of 49 to 0 in the opening game of the season here today. The visitors were hopelessly outclassed from the start to the final whistle, and at no stage did they threaten to score. On the other hand, the Middies forced the fighting all the way and crossed the opposition goal line on seven occasions, and in each instanco the try for goal was successful. They accomplished this largely through line smashing and oft tackle playB. Line-up and summary: Young men's favorite styles in single and double-breasted models; belt styles, sport styles, high waisted, high shouldered, full chested.

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E. McMurray Dole Q- Gurley Alford Hudson Clark Pierson Benoist F. Murray Captains. Score by periods-Navy ....14 14 7 1449 C. State' 0 0 0.

0 0 Navy Scoring Touchdowns Alford 2: Cole 2: Substitutions-Koehler for: Alford; Cruise for Benoist' Goals from touchdowns King. '7 "out -7. Referee Eckles. Washington and, Jefferson. Umpire Palmer.

Colby. Head Linesman Cum-mings. Boston College. Time of Quarters Fifteen minutes each. Tigers Victorious.

Princeton. N. Oct. 4 (Associated Press). Princeton defeated Trinity here to-day, 28.

to 0, In a featureless contest that opened the ..1919. football presented a light and weakened lineup and the Tigers' attack, once tore through the Trinity line almost at will. Trinir ty made only one first Strubing and Trimble were the Individual stars of the game. Strubing scored one touchdown after a sixty-yard run and another on a forward pass from-Trimble. A forward pass from Trimble to McNamara-- the third' ffi'rb1ovi-n othT -scre result of a l.W.

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