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5 i i 4 PART SPORTS and PAGES 25 to 36 The Indianapolis Sunday Star VOL 17 NO 186 SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 19 1919 IGIIT CENTS Gophers Smash Crimson Defense for a 20 to 6 Victory Mathys Boots Two Goals rom ield for Markers I I Crimson Attacks Rushes Cophers Off Their eet in irst Quarter But Defense Qrumples Before Determined Play of Northmen Lampi Ruben and Phillips Smash I U's Line for Cains Williams Shows Great Work for Losers LINEUP AND SUMMARY Indiana (6) Minnesota (20) ope Left end Hanke Pierce Left tackle Gerow Wiley Left guard Butler Ixhrei Center Williams Habhe Right guard Tierney Mveonard Kight tackle Johnson Minton Right end Tomasek Mathys Quarter Lampi Bowser Left half Phillipa Jt Williams Right half Regnier Ryle ull Ruben by Periods Indiana' 6 0 0 0 6 Minnesota 7 0 6 7 20 Substitutes (Indiana) Risley for Pierce Macaw for Minton for Kyle Ross for Minton Tierce for Lohrci Hiatt for Williams William for Minton aiist for atheys (Minnesota) Gruye for Tomasek Tomasek for (iruje Amston for Lampi Ross for Williams Bierman for Regnier Scoring Touchdowns Phillips 2 Rnberf Goals from ield Mathys 2 Gouls from Touchdowns Ruben 2 Officials Ray (Illinois) referee Mumma (West Point) umpire Gardner (Illinois) linesman une of Quarters 15 minutes ech BY JOHN HEAD defense withered before the attack of Minnesota's crash ing back field at Washington Park yes terday in the first contest in the Big Ten for either team After the Crim son wave had weaved its way down the field in the first nine minutes of the first quarter for six markers the Hoosier aggregation was outclassed but not outfought It was the remarkable accuracy of eye which gave Indiana a lead which threatened to demoralize the Minnesota' eleven Twice did this wonder dropkicker step back behind his defense and boot the oval clearly between the goal posts for the first markers of the contest liven this incentive toward victory wasn't enough to halt the Minnesota back once they gained possession of the ball They: marched down the field for three touch downs and ended the contest with a victory to 6 Indiana fought back bitterly against the smashing attack of the Minnesotabacks but to no avail for the defense was unable to check the onslaughts of Phillips Ruben and Lampi This trio gamed on end runs off tackle and through the center of the Indiana line Il was due to many severe penalties in flicted upon Minnesota which prevented them from piling up another touchdown at least Once the Minnesota men plowed through and over the goal line lor a touchdown only Lo be called back because some overeager Gopher'lorward was off side On two other oc casions Minnesota was in the very shadow ot the Indiana line and rushing toward a touchdown when penalities for holding set them back where they had no chance to make the count Indiana Holds for Downs Twice when the Gohper satellites were smashing their way toward a score the Indiana men held for downs but only on these two occasions was the Indiana defense able to check the onslaughts of the men from the North After the first nine minutes of play when the Indiana men were rushing the Gophers off their feet the Hoosiers were never in the hunt for their de lense especially on' the right side of the line was unable to check the slash ing attack of Phillips and Lampi while Rubens was successful in darting on off center for gains when a first down was needed Minnesota clearly demonstrated su periority in straight football but was woefully weak on forward passes four being tried and none of them completed On the other hand Indiana made sev eral nea gains on passes which com pletely battled the Gopher players The sun shone with brilliancy upon the field shedding warming rays which led much to the comfort of the great crowd There was just enough tinge in the air to make it not too hot for the contestants Beautiful colors draped from the garments of nun and women lent to the game an air of college life which Indianapolis as a rule sees lit tle of It was strictly an Indiana crowd for Minnesota was weakly represented in colors and spectators However bril liant work on the part of the Gopher players was always rewarded by ap plause However great cheeringfrom tho stands was meeted out to the Indiana gladiators when they were rushing the Gophers off their feet bya slashing attack which had only a short duration It left when Minnesota began its dash which was never checked except by penalties The defeat eliminates Indiana from all possible chance of a high rating in the Big Ten Conference while Minnesota remains In the running and will meet Iowa State In battle next Saturday Although the tide of battle changed late in the first period toward the Go pher players the Indiana men never let up in their fighting spirit Even when Minnesota made its third touchdown of the game the Indiana men were bat tling with all they had in an effort to take another swing scoreward gain its feet Indiana had pulled one of the few trick plays of the game When the two teams lined up for the kickoff with Indiana doing the kicking Instead of fierce booting the ball Mathys dashed in and kicked the ball at an ahgle for an inside kick Pope scooped up the bounding oval and rushed down the side of the field for forty two yards before1 he was downed With the hall on sixteen yard line ami on the side of the field the inneapolis fcnse again strengthened 'The Crimson team failed to gain but took the ball to the center of the field where MaLhys again booted the ball between the bars for a goal from field Gophers Begin Rush Up to this time Minneapolis had not gained possession of the hall on the next kickoff Lampi grabbed the oval and then Minnesota began its rush down the field Smashing attacks on the right side of Indiana's line carried the ball to the yard line wtiero Indiana held After Indiana punted Minneapo lis gained possession of the ball and again began a dash Rubens carried the ball over and kicked the goal The second quarter saw Minnesota close to a score but the fight and de termination of the Crimson prevented a score In the third period Minnesota employed its line smashing attack with sensational open field running Capt Lampi and counted another goal This time Ruben failed to kick goal although from a perfect angle Shortly before the end of the' fourth quarter the Minneapolis aggregation after advancing the ball into Indiana territory only to receive several penal ties rushed the ball across the goal line This time Ruben miss although from a difficult angle! Shortly after the touchdown time was called with the ball near the center of the field To Minton Mathys and Williams goes the most credit for the fight pul up by the Crimson The line was woefully weak and unable to check Minnesota in their shifts Ruben Lampi Phillips and Hanke played sensationally for Minnesota while the defense throughout the entire line was too strong for In diana to penetrate irst Period Amid the cheers of attending throng the Minnesota eleven was the first to en ter the field and ran through snappy sig nals while the I Band was inarchtiig around the field Indiana followed closely afterwards onto the field amid a wild round of cheering from the east side of the field Gapt Minton won the toss and chose to defend the south goal Ruben booted the kickoff high into the air to the ten yard line and Williams returned the ball to his twcnty eight yard Urie Indiana opened up its attack but a pass from Minton to Pope was incompleted Min nesota was penalized five yards giving In diaua 'first down Minton smashed off tackle but gained only one yard Minne sota was again penalized for off side play nutting the ball on the forty six yard line Williams failed to gain and then carried the ball again this time ripping off tackle for four yards Minton un corked a beautiful pass to Williams who ran through the loll side of defense for thirty yards before he was downed on eighteen yard line Minton tailed to gain and Williams lost fouti yards Oss took place at end lor Minnesota An mompleted pass by Indiana brought the ball to the center of the field where Mathys stood on his thirty five yard line and booted the oval clearly between the posts for the first score of the game Score: Indiana 3: Minnesota 0 Here Indiana pulled one of the few trick plays nf the gnc when It executed a ri on side kick which netted I forty two yards Mathys booted (he ball and scooped the bounding oval from the air and raced down the field shaking over several tacklers before he was downed on sixtren yard line Minnesota held and with the ball in the center of the field on the twenty yard line Mathys again used his toe to advantage for an other goal from the field Score Indiana 6 Minnesota 0 ierce kickdd oft to Lampi on his five yard line and he returned twenty eight yards Here Minnesota started a dash for the Indiana goal but was held on the eight yard line after Lampi Phillipa and Ruben had smashed through the Indiana defense for terrific gains Kyle punted to thirty two yard line Again Minnesota started a determined rush when Lampi dodged and cut his way through for a twenty yard gain putting the ball on eleven yard line Phillips made five yards off tackle and Lamp! three Ruben plunged through the middle of the line for a touchdown and proceeded to kick goal Score Minnesota 7 Indiana 6 Shortly after Ruben kicked off to Wil liams the quarter ended with the ball in possession on thir ty five yard line Score end of first quarter Minnesota 7 Indiana 6 Second Period Lamp! punted to Mathys who was downed on his thirty two yard line In diana was unable to penetrate the Minne sota defense on three downs and Kyle punted out of bounds on thir ty three yard line Rainer made one yard and a Minnesota pass failed Lampi punted to US thirty five yard line Minnesota was penalized five yards for offside play on the next Scrimmage An Indiana man was caught molding in mid field by Umpire Murnnia and the bail was placed on five yard line After Minton had carried the ball six yards around end and a forward pass was incompleted Kyle kicked to his own forty five yard line Phillips and Rubens made It first down for Minnesota by rush ing through Indiana's right side of the line Then Lampi Phillips and Rubens carried the ball to Indiana's twent tght yard line went off center for four yards and Ruben fumbled on rhe next play Indiana recovering the ball Kyle made a fizzle of his punt and It was Minnesota's ball on twenty two yard line Lamp! ripped through for five yards and PhlllHss followed with three yarjs on two CONTINUED ON PAGE 26 Gophers irst to Appear Shortly after the cross country runners had made their dash across the Held and the winners had been proclaimed the Gopher machine headed by Cent Lampi dashed 1 the field and began running through tludr signals They were forced to contmii themselves with the north end of the field while the Indiana Mili tary Band was playing while the crowd stood ollowing closely on the heels of the Gopher team came the Crimson eleven headed by Capt Risley The customary warming up exercises were given the spectators before the men lined up in position Capt Minton won the toss and chose to defend the south goal with the wind at his back The dash of the Indiana men followed the kickoff which Williams returned to the twenty eight yard Williams bore the brunt of the attack and rushed the ball first to one' side of the Gopher line and then on the other until he had passed the middle of field A beautifully executed forward pass Mathys to Williams rushed the bail into Minnesota territory Before Wll liaxns bad been downed after squirm ing and dodging for thirty yards In diana cheering was thundering With the hall on eighteen yard line the Gopln rs pulled themselves to gether and held Indiana but the ball was taken to the center of the field i Tt was clear to see that Mathys was going 'to attempt a goal from the field Standing on his thirty five yard line dlfted the ball into the air and it went clearly between the goal posts for 3 points This somewhat unsteadied the Min neapolis aggregation and before it could a GOPHERS OUTPLAY INDIANA IN STRAIGHT STYLE GAME "J'hp powerful driving attack of the Gopher aggrrgttHon In rl shown in the total of yards gained by line plunging of the Minnesota outfit compared with record in this department Minnesota vent' through the Crimson line and around tho In diana end for a total of' 35 yards against ninety fight yards gained by Indiana at this sole of game In forward passing the Hoosier bnnch showed up better pulling off three aerial Mircea ftp a total of forty eight yards out of twelve at tempts Minnesota resorted bnt little to this style of attack attempting four forward ptUiscs none of which were suecohsfuL The Gophers did Intercept three passes of however against none caught by the Hoosiers in this way It was one these in tercepted pase that gate Minnesota its dumce for the final touchdown Indiana gained but nine first dotna during the scran ngafnt nineteen counted by the Gopher Most of the first downs scored by the Crimsons came during the first period when they drove Into Minnesota territory and score twice without losing the ball A 'iM Chicago Beats Purdue Showing Great Action in Game at Washington Park in Well Played Scrap Birk Left guard Reher Diggins Quarter Graham Hufllne tlnulsch 0 Tage for EASY OR OHIO STATE ILLINOIS PUTS IRISH DEEAT KAYO ON IOWA NEBRASKA IN TITLE HOPES GREAT BATTLE strong line fairly BOSTON BEATS OLD ELL TEAM IN CLOSE GAME Holds in Pinch IOWA HANGS UP IRST Which Ends 5 3 MARKER IN BIG GAME i to to Mary Discusses Defeat rom an Slant I ng werson Says Striped Coal Posts Need a Couple of Barber Chairs and favor Capt brilliant goal kick during tne final quarter added ohr Lfl Half Right Half ootball Results O' Hrien LnRoche Corri ga bcanlon 20 Indiana 6 3 NORTHWESTERN OUT IT of 13 minutes PRINCETON ON TOP goal otre Dame the crowd and somebody ald Six or hat eyers me "The Wisconsin Island YOSTMEN BEAT AGGIES AT CUMBERLAND MIAMIS Columbia 0 Indinnn received penalties totaling 65 Wilder divided Into four I 0 tie md counted off against them for hclrrg off CONTINUED ON PAGE 26 4 Left End Txft Tackle while num Smith Jacubl Bradrr Runge Kempton Braden MillerKnight Penfield Laaaltcr 6 0 0 0 0 Acosta Hubbard Walker Bergman Miller Another plunge made two yards the last try Hutchinson pushed Blanchard Cl grand Elllngwuod Koehler Yale f3) Reinhardt Bahan touch Minneffnta llllnoU 9 Nebraska 497 yards while eight I Dame kicks arcotinTca lor jno1 Nebraska returned kicks for 35 Chicago Purdue But kn M'UliamM Tnfu 10: Mitchel! Stanw ood Walquiat Ralph letcher Kopf (cant) 1 (M Barnard Right guard Right tackle hack time Qtuit Macklin Dairy Anderson Gipp 0 14 IL Drown Time The Iowa touchdown but jwa (7) Charlton Block Mock mere Sheehan Kellv three points to the Nebraska total and the combat ended with ball deep down in Notre Dame territory the Catholics on the victnrous end of five point mar gin Madigan Degreevrjght Qunttcr Bight Half ull Back Right rd Right Tackle Right End rights in the Guard Right Guard Right Tackle Right End BELMONT PIGSKIN TEAM PLAYS KIRKLIN TODAY made in I Iia The Ulis took the lead but possessing Boston College rnu I eft Tackle Left Guard urp hy 1UQge NEW RICHMOND Ind basket ball team of thv High School defeated the Brnok High School riday score ot 39 to 12 0 7 0 Slater Belding Klly three first downs men had the same credit Lineup and INDIANA IS PENALIZED LESS THAN MINNESOTA 0 0 0 6 Neither team was ab! to make con sistent gains throughout the second quarter but just before the period ended Graham ran across for the first touch down on a fluke play The Chicago quarter wanted to toss a pass but no one w'as uncovered and he was forced to run He twisted along the side line Hight half I ull Score by Periodo The Miami will play the Cumberland team today at Cumberland All local players who expect to make the trip must be at practice this morning at 9:30 clock Th a team will leave the Traction Terminal Station at 1:20 this afternoon Teams de siring games with the Ml amis should call Touchdow Gridiuin Hutchinson 16 West Harley and Score on COLUMBUS for thirty five yards and the touch down Stagg ran in two new batks Cole and Hutchinson In the second half but neither was able to get awav The teams resumed the kicking game again and in the middle of the quarter Hufflne Mocked an attempted punt Bucks bv the full back and a short pass made first down on Chicago's thirty yard line Two Ikusses failed but another was good for first down Chicago braced and held them kicking out of danger Halliday started Hie last period bv Intercepting a long pass of Hufiine but the Maroons were forced to try a place kick which fell short Purdue punted and Cole took a thirty yard pass which put the ball on Purdue's five yard line The Boiler Makers stood tight on the first two trys which were good for a yard and on across Th failed Lafayette team started once again yards from Men Gain Decision by14 9 Count by Powerful Of fensive Notre Dame Notre Dame (14L Kirk Loughlin Anderson Madigan mlth Walquist Recovers On Side Kick to Give Sucker Staters Only Touchdown of Ralph letcher Boots Goal team also and red booting yards gainer I feanhv lur defensive game 4 Thorne Murphy substituting for La Roche kicked field goal a drop kirk from tho forty yard line itzpat rick booted a drop kick for fortv five yards in the final period putting Boston In lead licens left tackle was re moved from the game for slugging Yale being penalized fifty yards Yale made oniy her to their AMHERST SWAMPS TRINITY HARTORD Conn Oct 18 Amherst had Httlei difficulty defeating Trinity here today swamping the lorai eleven by a score of to 7 The trick line plays and MacDonald for ouclir Grabnm I til rhIriHan for Elton Cole Goal from touchdown Divine jjfir Referee He keraal) Chicago umpire Davis Princeton head linesman Doriloun Maine field judge Knight Dart mouth Time of periods 15 minutea each afternoon Bar with the wirk of backs placed Ohio 1 soon after the start Wisconsin Defeats Purple Players in Close Game 10 to 6 CHICAGO Oct 18 The University of Wisconsin eliminated North western Uni versity from the Conference football cham plunehip race today by defeating the Pur ple players 10 to 6 lighting until the final whistle Northwestern kept the Win virile to hold Nebraska to a touchdown on which basis it was electrifying sprint which turned the tide in the Indiana URBANA Ill Oct slty of Illinois eleven side discarded several years defeated Iowa today second quarter with Iowa leading 7 to 0 Walquist recovered an on aide kick and went across the Iowa goal line for a Jt was the only touchdown for the Illinois but it spelled victory as Ralph Pletcher hooted a goal from the neiu in The Northwestern team began a aeries ot forward paaaea in the final period and tr auch brought thm from the center of 'the field to Wiacon two yard lino Gibson aubrtitutirijj at quarter back for Blanchard dived through tho line for Northwestern touch down During the remainder of tne final pe riod Northwestern continued to make galne by forward paseea Luc Wisconsin was able to break tP the plays when its goat line was ndang Meyers and Weston the Wisconsin ends kept the Northwestern back field rnn well Covered on evnj puni The lineup and summary: Wisconsin GO yard fringements of tho huld'ng etui trl plrrg rules unci 5 yards for bring off hlde In the fourth qunrtrr Minnesota rrcehed penalth aggregating 110 Khihm Aggies 9 nh1ngton tah Ai Montana 0 Miami 13: Ohio Wesleyan 7 Heidelberg 7 Ohie 6 DcnienH 7 AVittrnberg 7 NEW HAVEN Conn Oct The Yale football team today went down to defeat 5 to 3 to Boston College which two weeks ago was defeated 17 to 0 by Harvard Tho gnme was marked by numerous penalties and frequent interruptions injuries to players 1 he mar victory for rank Cavanaugh was ny a period third period by scoring a field lineup and summary ChlruKO (IS) I urlnn (0) IlHtlklny Irft end Smti 8cb laud er man Kight Guard Right Tackle Kight End Riitgei Rhole Inland (cam eied) fu hlgh 1 York Aggies 0 Georgia Terh 20 V'auderbilt 0 VnlvcrHy Georgia 13 Sewanee 0 it was through this men ns that the visitors secured their touchdown three passes being completed in rapid succes sion Synhorst Iowa tack! was de clared ineligible just before game Itne up and summary: Illinois (3) itzpatrick and Murphy Are Goal Booters in Game pair of you know and an undersnirc sny any stceves McGlasson Dobson tv) Dal Trnftnn for Donley for Smith Crowley ofr jsirrnsKa sc niien otk iof Hubka for Wilder Pucellk for the third period players nro es Led Refpree Eckersall ruled that the llllnl had been within mnnnr In which play was worked The open field work of lhA Iowa team llnnnuh for Smith Grigsby Stanwood Mnrker for (Lurch Razors to Complete 'Resemblance to Tonsorial Parlor Things Yard Line Signs Are Keep Off the Crass Slogans eels Sorry for Poor Little ootball Klxht iwr full Buck Score by Periods 7 0 Tow hdowne Weston Gibson (substitute for Blanchard) Goal irum touchdown Davey Goal from Davey Officials Referve Birch Earlham) um I 1 a ft ti head linesman White (llh Tlme of periods 15 minute each dd this a thlrty five yard run by BY MORGENSTERN Special Correspondent of The Star CHICAGO Oct Chicago defeated Durdur 16 to 0 on Stagg afternoon Graham In the second quarter and a lung pasa In the middle of fourth quarter giving Chicago two other three points came iq he first quarter when Graham kicked a drop from the thirty yard fine Iurdue played a great defensive game hut except for spurts In the last part of the third and fourth periods did not show anything on the attack After the second Chicago touchdown the Boiler Makers took the ball on the center of the field and using a short forward pass game drove as far aw ten yard line A perfect pass from HulHne to Quast who was behind the line bounced off chest and Pur last chance to score was gone Except for the two breaks that re sulted in Maroon scores Purdue held Chicago even The Chicago backs were unable to gain through the line and attempted end runs wre smAhered for loses onensive j'uruue was wp Lite Chicago line stopping Hufiin bucks and the Boiler Makers failing start the passing game in time Purdue Holds fleet Chicago barks were able get away twice In the first half twenty yard pass to Elton and iglit yard run by Annan put the ball on Purdue's fifteen yard mark but the Boiler Makers held tight and Graham's drop failed Graham ran the punt to the thirty yard line and this dropped the ball over revived the "on by Western and by its use 9 to 7 In tho Teammates Roll Up Kentucky Wildcats Ont University of Kentucky'! football team was unable to stand up against thy smashing and elusive work of Ohio State's back field and 49 to 0 re this end running coupled WIHaman and other State out of danger of the first period Score by Periods Nntr Dame Nebraska Timo of Dferlorii A (1 Reid (Mkhltan versity) referee Dr Anderson (MiMoud University umpire Wyatt (Chicago) head Hpesman The Belmont A Cs held their final workout riday night tn preparation for game at Kirklin Sunday The play ers under the coaching of Clift newiy appointed Belmont coach seemed to show more pep than usual and every member Is Confident of comings home with the long end ot the score Bf rt elected to lead the squad this year as cap tain A large delegation of rooters will leave the Union Station with the team at 12 over the Monon or Informa tion address Conner 720 Board of Trade Building or call Prospect 5587 fled the Trinity team The score of the Connecticut eleven eunio in the final period whn Jarvis gained fifteen yards for a touchdown Breslin Trinity center suf fered two broken ribs and was carried from the field Phillipa Zink and Kilby Htarred for Amherst In the tup picture Indiana is swn ruling the ball but the man has been downetl by a Minnesota tackler Several of the meh arc seen on the ground which showed the viciousness of the attack while others are standing watching the play llefciec Ray is seen out the top of the play In the lower picture Williams the star of the Indiana offense is seen winging his way around end Guphcr tackler is making an attempt to down Idin but failed Another one got him after he had (oul rom Touchclown Higgins Officials Masker (Nnrthwrstrm) referee Kntght (Michigan) umpire St John (Notre luim) head Uiienniun KHthly (Illinois) Arid Judge of ifteen minutes nrh Munn Bergman right Goa! frnm Dobson Goal from string men went Into contest nt the beginning of tho second half and were unable to defense for a tally Trimble and Garritv were the Individual alurs Trimble made sev eral long runs and scored two touch downs Bergman Is Star run to a touchdown fol lowing the kickoff was not a fluke but the result of a cleverly conceived play Half back Gipp caught the kickoff feint ed toward the south side of the field and then shot the bull to Bergman on a short pass The L'ornhusker tacklers had been drawn over to head off Gipp and the flashy rgman rated as one of the speediest back field players in American football darted down the other side of the gridiron Anderson a Notre Dame guard headed the interfer ence spilling McGIasson Nebraska's safety niurft and Bergman romped across the goal A line battering which the Cornhusker backs plowed through the middle off th tackles and around the ends netted Nebraska a touchdown during the second period Wright carry ing the ball over the Notre goal and when the whistle blew for the in Mlchlgan Has Little Trouble In Run ning Up High Score ANN ARBOR OrL 18 UHnr a varied form of attack that included straight line Plunking: forward pasHlng and a few of Gotten Yuiit'a oid tline trick playa the L'nlverslty of Michigan font bad eleven de feated the Michigan Aggie 26 to 0 hero thia of'ernoun Only In the first quarter were the Agffics abi to hold the Wnlver inpn After that they were pt mainly on the eaten wpurtca zysr and Dunne featured the play of Ygf men the first named carrying the ball over for touchdowns and on vrar cca bIoqm geltfiig away for open fiu runs of twenty yards or more Michigan wan fr nuautly penalized for holding and for play by llnols 0 6 3 wa 7 0 0 Touchdowns Wali'Ht Belding the ball over the Nebraska goal Capt Bahan carried the ball on touchdown scoring drive covered 157 scrimmage for a total of 137 jatds while Notre Uaine mad? seven flrat downs and 1S3 yards of distance most of the latter on forward passes Penalties cost the ivmhimkArji fifi vards and was set back'Sifty yards Nebraska executed one succt'sful forward pass for a Kain of 10 yard and failed to complete three passes Notre Dame counted 117 yards on forward passes and failed on three attempts Ten kicks and punts netted Notra yards while Notre name's return totaled 118 yards Lineup and Summary Lpft End Bwanaon Tacklye Lynion Maroons Tale a 16 0 Victory When Boiler Maker Offensive ails Pass and Long Run Spell Defeat Graham Boots Three Points Over in irst Quarter Scanlon Men Display Strong Defensive Came WIST I Nehrukn 9 rtnal 27 MabUth 13 Mk hlgJUJ 26 Mi hlgun Agiciea 0 Ohio stale 40 JOntmicv btatr 0 Detroit 7 JP thuny College Oberlin 31: 511 Union 13 ArknnMiM 20 Ib'Hu Mine 0 Okluhonia 1 2 '1'rgMa 7 Rochester alls by a 34 to 0 Count ast Start PRINCETON Oct 1 Princeton University football team tri umphed over tho University of Rochester here today 3 to 0 All the points were rcorert in the first two periods when the reKulam were in the lineup The second NEW RICHMOND 39: BROOK 12 oct i nA NT a vl 1 I rt i team' from the? evening bj It) Right Guard Right Tackle i Right End Quarter Rack Lft Half Deck Right Half Back i ull Back Score by Periods Boston College 0 2 Yale 0 0 Scoring Safety Prr ncli (Yale from field Murphy (sub for lAKscne rfnfprnc umpire williams field Henle ton head linesman the grand stand when about the chilliest looking bird I ever saw name running the Purdue march started and the game ending after the BERGMAN SCORES ROM KICKO BY NEAT RUN Day Munn Wilder MellotfZ see noth a colon'! Ilv tsf the a witn nighty varnished Pjre Schemin bools and an icy gaze and spurs and Hames (Yale) Silver (lilCKfiiH on their LrulUru a mH IMI) i i Tir uiinK umu anuuiri KVierajiy nJing around in an army Hmouslno of noble proportions and there was certainly nothing down there that looked like a colonel to me But he waa pointed out again and again and I must say that he was the most fantastic colonel I ver saw wan Col Mumma of Jowa State Univer sity what with an army shirt with the dlvcves rolled up and army breeches and black and yellow striped stockings like a zebra Well having told all about the clothes that 'very body wore let uh got nown to the game and I am glad that that! four hits that wag stirring restlessly 1n my chatelaine fairly begging to be bet on 1 was firmly commanded to remain "As you otherwise I would have to be borrowing and slender lead be uvcrcotnc points were made In Die first half a touchdown by Wanton result ruiii a 1 1 i iujwkiu ivn Davey Vulded tt point by kickins and opened up the second quarter thre mon1 points by a dmp kick IVotlryan 10 0 Renn4ac 7: Hamilton 0 tvcns 87 Connecticut 0 Iioton InBrrHlty 14 Rhode College Mest Virginis 27 Maryland Crnrgle Technical Jfi: Case I nbui 11 Hobart 0 imhlnRtoQ tmd Jefferbon minster 0 lenn Mil 0 ranklin Manhall 0 Johns Hopkins 33 GaBauW St Lawrence 23 Buffalo St Johns 21 Kt Marys ue Lu gin of eleven second In the goal but a Ukv score for Boston in the final quarter was enough to win as neither team had been aide to push over a touchdown itzpatrick played a brilliant punting game for Boston tne nan several times tor sixty Corrigan starred as a ground fur the Hub eleven while at center played a spectacu water bearers linemen deckhands etc only totaled about forty and in that crowd forty enthusiasts were lost like a drop in a haystack as tho saying is and when it came to rooting of course the team could riot root being forced to eave its breath for nobk things All down the side lines were little rigns which 1 took at first to be keep off the grass slogans but It was ex plained to me that these indicated the 6 10 15 etc yard lines This was more or less of a relief to me for before I knew this the grass did not really stem worth the trouble Previous to the game the Indiana University Band about eighty paraded Their drum major rxldle Brackett can certainly wave a wicked baton not to mention his various limbs I wonder where he rot those tan cavalry boots anyway? He had them and white trousers and a bright red basque' and a shako that must have rut some black bear Into deep mourning fur most of his nide and taking him by he was a gauoy youth ana nacK ot me uniforms were two un uniformed standard bearers carrying a big I banner and the American fiag and music did considerabl evolut ihg Along about 230? the Minnesota Man Eaters come out in the open wearing mustard colored jerseys and red stock ings ana tnn tne flocked GUt irt red IrrKcVR both sldoj wearing the deeply upholstered football pants of familiar hue and heed gear and such AH but bur Mr did no: wear any hat He was th only player I could tell from on account of his not having anything on his head but his hair He made some very fine spectac ular plays too If It had not been for uh xaci mat ne wore no foothall would never have known that it or him whichever one prefers limp Is Colonel The sporting editor said to umpire is a colonel" Well I looked and I could Ing even remotely resembling my idea of them being chic seven thousand" and somebody lse said call it ten for what Is a' mere thousand or' two to us? Nothing All the goal posts needed to look like a barber shop was a chaJr and a barberand a couple of razors for there was something wonderfully tonsorial about the way they were part in crimson and cream the colors ot I and part in maroon and gold the colors of Minnesota These striped goal poeta were about all that could have made the Minnesota contingent feel aU home because their entire gang team subs 1 in 10 Chicago 16 1 Ainhernt 1R Trinity 7 Primetun 31 RorhnMer 0 Georgetown 33 Virginia Poly 7 MaM Agttle 37 Worcester Poly Lafnyrttr 4I Haverford 0 Jftl 7: Springfield 0 BY MARY BOSTWICK Well they wbn but aside from that it was a fine football game The contest between Minnesota Uni versity and Indiana University was not the only one staged cm the way out there was a catch as catch can match between everybody in Indianapolis and environs who owns an automobile against every other motorist to see who could gut out to Washington Bark first and the road to thc Speedway on the day of the 300 inile had nothing on East Washington street when it came to being packed with automobiles and tHwers and other vehicles Hardly had our party arrived at the arena and taken our places In one of arlham 27 Vt llmlagton 0 ranklin Ji Poly 7 Valparaiso 12 Tmnylvnnla 3 Morada 26: of Denver 7 Kubmivh 0 Washburn 0 North Dakota 13 South Dakota hirtulo 34 I tub 21 Wyoming 16 olorla school of ine 6 Oregon 27 Idaho 6 Washington 35 5 New York 6 Olympic Chib 13 Stanford 0 61 Occidental 0 liAST Bouton College 5 ale 3 HyrariAe 24 Pittsburgh 3 Durlmoath 19 Jnn Stale 13 rmsBaula 55 Swarthmore 7 Hnrvanl 7: Bruwxj 0 Army 6: Maine 0 Colgate 21: Cornell 0 Colby 7: Bute 7 tftrmission the lluskers looked like fair the boxes in the upper battlements of ly sure victors ney nau smomereu the attack and had such an apparent advantage in straight football that Cornhusker forwards were confi dent of a Nebraska triumph Notre response In the third mtflHw ivfls tzz intr 11 1 1 I 1 ftnn uhrtf flvx suee'essful forward passes to Kirk and thing Bnt he was quickly followed by 'lo HerS put within or a dozen of It tho ten yard line and a short series of fhat they line bucks and off tackle plunges worked club cross country and so It 13 probable that they all really have pants and other necessities ot existence stowed away somewhere Estimates Crowd There was a fine crowd out We reporters tried to figure up lite size of pair or you Know ana an hl1 olnr uLmv't'u rtn fr I find IjLriTe wnu i nun zw vs i'm rf hI 1 1 kiirr i i hi tiotr an OHfi exhibition or guy who surely neeas some ciouics wnat Gipp shot five1 with the winter coming on and dvery BY CY SHERMAN Special Correspondent of The Star LINCOLN Neb Oct The Notre Dame Catholics nosed out Nebraska Cornhuskers 11 to 9 today in a bit terly contested game on the Nebraska field An attendance of 10000 specta tors packed the stands and derived a long series of thrills from watching one of the most spectacular combats ever staged in the Lincoln rectangle Notre Dame's superiority In aerial football plus a snail return of a kick off by Half Back John Bergman who covered practically the full length of the field in a sprint to a touchdown accounted for the triumph of the Hoos ier state Catholics The beefy Corn huskers excelled by a wide margin in straight football and pounded their way to a greater number of first downs than were credited to the Catholics hut the Notre Dame defense was suf ficiently single ay around I Ano Ho hul good gain by Ixm A' Burton staff photographer The Star) jL ki rail ESKKra 1SSML Mg itt Lr iMLI If 1 jL ki raw ITJI fife! yjMM.