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8 I HURRAH OR WWWW WEST! 77 'V 1 1 4 gS MM '8 7J 'l IB ft andSantHarri DECISION BB nr BUB 9 f2Bl A bUnnCLL Tt Ua BwB a Af Ib 'MT WAS GIVEN 4 aaB BB BtHdUb me I niA wnuuivui lii BJ ffl tr Llu dfnn TO ERN 2 a Ur Bfaf a Baf Sob Sub minutes play the score stood Wiscon LIJ The ree Press and Tribune bowling '881 8 1 ff 4 8 If fj TO ERNS MASTER OLD PENN IN TERRITORY 7 At BY SCORE has rever A At ff Minnesota i' Jt In Best Places tl Stands oremost IOWA the Best kept here is A ASSOCIATION OOTBALL HIGH PRAISE ROM OICIALS BILLIARDS INDOOR tSEBALL kt vZt' Gutbard jd Without exception at all the leading hotels and cafes Cochems LarsonDriver 1 WaltersTerre)! Ho wellGriffith Wilkins orrest DoyleLanglois Donovan Noble Kelly Seymolr Llnskey Touch HitehmanBurchlll Position Lett end Left tackle Position Left end': Left tackle Left guard Center Right guafd Right tackle Right end 'Quarter Right half ullback Hunter Whiskey re the the At At At At At At I At At Coulthard Hollenbeck Briggs Smith Burrler Ift guard Center Right guard Right tackle Right end Quarter half Positioni llx tt end Left tackleLeft guard' Center Right guard Right tackle "Right end Quarter Left halfRight half ullback of THEY HAD THE BALL NEARLY ALL THE TIME IRST PART BOUT Ws yj AVOR EVEN COACH WOODRU'S "WHIRLI COULD NOT STOP THEM McArthur Stack Shaw The DELRAY" Stackpole A'May JLee 1 Jones (capt) MurphyAdderly Sullivan SAGINAW LOST TO 22 TO 0 At At At At At TWENTY THOUSAND PEOPLE SAW THE TWO ELEVENS IGHT IT OUT Position 'Left endLeft tackleLeft guard Center Right guard Right tackleRh ht end G' arter halfRig't half fallback In Its perfection of Age Purity lavor It fills the need of places whose motto is HUSKY BOYS ROM ITHACA BEAT THE QUAKERS DECISIVELY ITZ AT RINGSIDE SAYS MEET JERIES 't McGOVERN AND CORBETT MAYMEET 'AGAIN AT 'RISCO 4 Sold at ail first class cafes and by jobbers WM LANAHAN SON Baltimore Md Kenyon Made Ohio State Hustle Columbus O1 November Ohio State university defeated Kenyon in the annua! Thanksgiving game to day by a score of JI to 6 Both teams played ragged foot ball but the game was close and exciting throughout Beeman of Kenyon secured the ball on a fumble in mldJield and car ried it to within a yard of goal line when Morris went over for a touch down after fifteen minutes of play Two minutes later Ohio scored on a blocked punt but failed kick goal The fired half ended with the score 6 to 5 in favor of Kenyon Kenyon tumbled the kickoff in the second half and Ohio took the ball on the 30 yard line' and carried it 5y straight line bucking for a touchdown after three minutes of play Thereafter the ball was in territory until the end of tht game but Kenyon was unable to score The day was perfect for football and 35u0 people witnessed the game Collett? Boys Trimmed WindsorYesterday afternoon an association foot ball team from Windsor wqpt to Assump tion college and played a game with the college eleven The Windsor boys had no practice and their opponents had an easy victory The score was 3 to 0 in favor of the college boys The line up Position Left end'Left tackleLeft guard Center Right guard OENSIVE WORK WARNER'S WAS POWERUL ALUMNI WAS ANTING IN THIS 'SPECT AND LOST 7 Ki YOUNG CORBETT OUGHT HIM IN HIS OWN WAY AND WONf which act quickly on the bowels tre dangerous and destroy the mucuos linings of the stomach and bowels The Carlsbad Sprudel Salt acts gently but effectively It is a positive cure for constipation stomach disorders kidney and liver complaints "It cleanses the system effectually and puri fies the blood the two uni fo otball to been able to All through 'blue players Gardner ito Captain JPena Philadelphia November Will Gard' BADGEBS MADE STAR TLAYS AND SCORED 35 POINTS won by Mack defeating Mills by a of 30 to 28 average was and high run 3 while was Superior Weight Counted Js Richmond Va November The versity of Virginia football team defeated University of the" South of Sewanee Tenn in the closing game of the Season In this city' to day score 23 to 5 Cfipt Cajc of the Sewanee team saved his men from a shut out by dropping a field goal very prettily from the 35 yard line soon after the half Virginia scored cnly once in the first half making the other three touchdowns in the The vic tory nf the Virginia nm was due entirely to iiprlrr weight Her score was made chk ilv tandem mass plays on tackles run of 45 yards wasthc longest of the game REACHED JAW 4IN WILD SLUGGING MATCH' Homestead Had a Hard Game Pittsburg Pa November 28 Home stead won from Washington and Jef ferson by a score of 12 to 0 but the contest was tnc hardest the stars have had during the season The scoring was all in the latter part of the second half and held Home line steadily frequently push ing it back for loss white their own rushes were in the majority 'of cases ground gainers 'j 7 Vanderbilt 'Used Harvard Tactics' Nashville Tenn 'Nov3inber': 28 our thousand people gathered on Dudley ield to nay to see the bitter rivalry between the football of Vanderbilt University ana University sof Nashville settled' contest tyas a fierce one 'Vanderbilt win ning by a score of 10 to 0 The winners outgeneraled Nashville and their team work excelled Harvard tactics being used throughout 0 LANGLOIS DISTINGUISHED HIMSEL by GOOD PLAYING? STAGG ELEVEN HAD NO CHANCE At Druggists The lve Cent packet an ordinary occasion The "iy bottle 60 cents contains a tor a year IRST WIN OR THE NEW YORKERS BUT IT WAS' A GOOD 24 TO 6 I Delrays Taken Into 1 At no' stage of game between the West Side club andthe Delrays did the: latter have a chance to score a touchdown he score at the close being Ki to pole Parent Burchill Buick and Guthard did best work line up: 1 WEST SIDE McArthur Davis Thompson rench Estabrook Woodbury Bright Buick Brown Thompson jeapt) I ef half bnaw Mack Took Measure 4 The third game ln the 3 cushion tourney at the Metropole billiard room Wednesday afternoon was Wm score 46100 43100 and high run 4 To game will: be between rank Stafford and A Richards COLLEGE inn Savnge Stevinson Ripans Tabules for Chicago Nbember Wisconsin 35 Chicago 0 and Wisconsin's goal only twice In the least danger Straight football won the day and team work on the part of the victors was clever though in nearly every case scores were made by Star plays Chicago through out the game put up manful though unavailing offense Almost perfect conditions for fast (Patented fe Aofr TAM 1 '14 If he cannot supply the SIAHVVI other bat send stamp for 11 iustmted eeeMIt gives full particulars and direr lions in Vlllikbl frt laritaa MARl'KII'i Kora 210 Timos B(tcSew pj safe hy jgray sin 6 Chicago 0 After the next kick off Chicago managed to hold the Wls for downs and when she had the 'ball to Wisconsin's 35 yard line Ellsworth tried for a goal from field but failed After further skirmishing Juneau scored a touchdown and again kicked goal and added 6 points to the score Soon after the first half ended with the score 12 to 0 in Wisconsin favor The second half opened with an change of punts and Wisconsin gaining the ball on 52 yard line and rushing it to her 35 yara line Here Juneau kicked goal from field and scored five points more In a scrimmage that followed the next kick off Marshall the Wisconsin quarter back broker his collarbone and ogg was substituted Chicago was constant ly growing weaker in her defensive but showed spurts of offensive ability resorting frequently to punts on thiru downs When play resumed after the accident Juneau the spectacular Wis consin fullback carried the ball 40 yards around left but was stopped by Spctk Once more Wisconsin began its rushing plays and cartied Driver over for 5 another touchdown which was followed by another of goals After the next kickoff uneau received' the ball on a double rasa and made another pin for yards On the next kickoff Chicago punted to the 48 yard line It was bucked back quickly to the 40 yard line Here Larson mado two pretty runs and added an other touchdown followed by a goal from Juneau The next and last score was a brilliant run of 'ninety yards by Cochems ho caught Chicago punt on the Wisconsin 15 yard line and with no apparent effort landed the ball behind goal Once more Juneau added his goal and the score stood Wisconsin 35 Chicago 0 Toward the end of the second half Chicago "plucked up again and without avail Ellsworth tried for a place kick from the Wisconsin 35 yard line The line up CHICAGO Spelk lanagan Knapp Ellsworth Beddall Kennedy McNab Garrey Horton Perklni Strauss PENNSY Nelson Brenton Bennett McCabe Teas 35aird Gardiner Howard is obtained by evaporation from the waters of the Springs at Carlsbad' Itis identical in its ac tion and contains the same cura tivepropertiesthathavemadethe famous for five centuries bottle of genuine imported Carlsbad Nprudel Malt has the slg pttre of KISNER MENDELSON Hole Aren ts New York onneclcof bottle Beware of Imitations Reynolds Townstnii Coffin Torney half'Dale Schoelkopf A Warner ullback Davidson (capt) inal score Cornell 24 Pennsylvania 6 Coffin 2 Turnbull Brewster Davidson Coffin 3 Brewster Da vidson Edgar1 Wrightington of Harvard Umpire Paul Dashiel of An napolis Timekeeper Vail of Pennsylvania IJnesmen Small of Cornell Kellar of Pennsylvania a Closed the Season With Magnificent Record of 501 to Opponents 0 The line up: COLUMBIA A Boyes Irvine Kindgen Shaw McLellan PtminA Van Hoevenberg Right end Motley Weekes Smith Berrien Berrien 2 Weekes 2' Smith 2 Charles 22 Goal from the field Morley Bruce 5 Wheelock 2 Referee Gor don Brown of Yale Mc Cracken of Pennsylvania Time of 35 minutes each CARLISLEColeman Wheelock Phillips Chesnw 'Sanook Dillon Hare Johnson Decora Beaver Yarlott Williams Charles Season Opened at Port Huron Port Huron Mich November (Spe The international circuit of indoor baseball opened here this evening with a game between Port Hurou and Vrt Grntiot Port Huron was the victor by a score of to 3' Port Huron 5 ort Gratiot' 4 Errors Port Huron2 ort Gratiot 3 teries Port Huron' Causlev and A pnaivL ort GraiinL Rutlev and Higgins H1LADELPHIA November The University of Pennsylvania football team ended its disas trous season to day with a crushing defeat at the hands of the Cornell eleven the Ithaca boys scoring 24 points to the Quakers 6 It was the first time since versities have played gether that Cornell has conquer Pennsylvania the contest the red and lought their opponents every men of the way but me doughty iboys from New York state were superior to them in every department oi the game except in punting No matter now hard the ennsyivanias" tried Cornell was always there meet them Cor nell's oftensive was powerful it seemed' little difference where they through the center against the tackles or around the ends Pennsyl vania was able to hold them not more than a half dozen times The visitors also got Into the play better and quicker than the home men which counted for much in the mass plays A notable feature of at tack was the fine interference for the runner in" open plays Two of her touchdowns were made solely through the good help given the man with the ball On the defense Cornell was like a stone wall It was near the end of the first half before' Pennsylvania was able to make a first down and the total4made in the entire contest did not number more than ten Coach Woodruffs latest football creation the had no terrorsfor Cornell and it was effectually stopped nearly every time it was tried Cornell play ed her best in the first half In which period she made 12 points to Penn 6 i In the second half the game Improved while the visitors seemed to let up a bit but the latter managed to add two more touchdowns to their score The day was clear and quite cold A very stiff wind blew straight down the field from the west and made matters uncomfortable for the 20000 persons who saw the game It was the usual Thanksgiving Day football crowd enthusiastic to a degree The une up: CORNELL Izieder I Warner (capt) Kent i Hunt i Smith Simmona Tyneman Brewster Purcell inucane Wa Heavier Titan 1111 nol Champaign Ill November 28 In the fiercest game ever seen on Illinois field Minnesota this afternoon defeated Illinois by the score of LG to While the weather was ideal the field wg slippery and fhe fast backs of Illinois ere not able to show their speed to advantage The great weight of the Minnesota team had as much to do with their victory as any one thing Most of the Minnesota ground' was gained just outside the tackles while Illinois did her best work through the center The entire game was replete with penal ties for both teams although Illinois was Vie greater sufferer in' this regard The lust touchdown was made by Minnesota on a fumble and a spectacular run by Aune who ran 63 yards being tackled by Cook on Illinois! 3 yard line and the ball was then forced over von' the first play This ended the scoring in the first half The second half was more fiercely fought than the first and Illinois many jtlniea foiced Minnesota to downs or forced them to punt Several times Illinois was within striking distance once on the 7 yard line and again on the 15 yard line but they were held for three downs and Cook failed to drop klek a goal Dur aa a nrA jvj jr HOT ONES OR HIMSEL BIr Connerv Kent Helu CrowleyVan Brunt Adams Winkler Qimp ERNS weltewg cnampion was given cision over Chai lie Thurston of California at the Twen tieth Century A last evening afu flfteenrouudsot boxing and Malachi Hogan of Chicago referee came near to causing an incplnent riot by ruling The deceision was unpopular with a majority of the spectators and a large part of those spent ten minutes ill hooting Hogan and loudly express ing their belief that ho was a robber The police cleared a way to the dress ing room for the referee the dissatis fied ones were forced out of the build ing and the scene of denunciatory talk was shifted to places about the town 1 where sporting men gather There the talk continued to early dawn Apart from the question involved in the ruling it must be admit ted that Thurston proved a revelation He came here almost unknown viewed with suspicion by fistic students and he showed himself to be eminently worthy of a meeting with the cham pion of his class He was cool and resourceful at all stages speedy and shifty and showed foot work of the highest order Through most of the runds he had erns puzzled by his shifts and his get in and get awav tactics erns pegged along in the good old way however persevering even when Thurston was landing two blows to his one At no stage of the contest was either boy in danger of being counted out Both went down several times through slipping ani once in the closing round Thurston was knocked down Get a Bet The California lad was an object of much curiosity before the bout and it Continued on Page Nine Sweeley ran 10 yards and then a series of punts were exchanged and after a bad scare on a fumble worked its way by plunges and end runs of Hernstein Snow Shorts and Heston to a touchdown In 14 minutes Heston going over the line Shorts missed an easy goal The second touchdown came in practically the same way punts again being Often in evidence Snorts crossed the goal but failed to kick over the bar Time 29 minutes: score Michigan 10 Iowa 0 On the third kick off Iowa placed the pigskin on 10 yard line Sweeley booted it to the center where Iowa fumbled aB Michigan fell on the ball Carrying it again by plunges 'of Shorts Snow and Heston to the goal' Heston going over Shorts kicked goal Michigan 16 Iowa 0 On the' next try carried Iowa's kick off back by HCrnsteln Heston Snow and Shorts to 25 yard line' Here Michigan used the quarterback kick Snow got the ball and In a minute later by a second plunge placed it over the line for a touchdown with "ten seconds left to play This ended the first half Michi gan 22 Iowa 0 Every layer Star" 5 In the second half after the ball had been worked back and forth by Iowa and the Shorts Heston C6 aggrega tion and Iowa punted to 40 vard line Weeks 'picked 'rip the ball and made a sensational' run of 25 yards The Michigan partnership then plunged along and for a final splurge of three yards and touchdown by Shorts In 14 minutes seconds Shorts again missed goal Michigan 27 Iowa 0 After an exchange of punts follow ing the next kick off Heston on a fake kick ran 45 yards later on Weeks ran 30 yards returning a punt and Heston skirted the end for 50 yards and another touchdown 5 apd goal Michigan 33 Iowa 0 Iowa fumbled return punt to kickoff and the ball went to the Wolverines on 33 yard line Heston rah 20 yards around the end Shorts plunged several times marched across the line and kicked goal Mich igan 39: Iowa 0 On the next series of plays Sweeley had aJklck blocked but Michigan got the ball and kicked again to 40 yard line Iowa was forced to punt stepped out of bounds and lost the ball on her 40 yard line Heston ran 20 yards around the end Shorts Blunged and Heston kicked'' the end for a touchdown: a goal made Michigan 45: Iowa 0 The last touchdown of the game came tn a series of line bucks and a sensational runfof 35 yards by Heston Shorts made a touchdown but 'missed goal Michigan 50 Iowa Iowa "kicked off again and when Shorts Snow And Heston had finished the playthe ball lay on 22 yard line The whistle called the game The line up: MICHIGAN Graver White McGuigan Gregory Wilson Phorts Hernstein Refiner Weeks Sweeley Heston CJnrvw Painhoriif nf Tjlkp Hoagland of Princeton Time of 35 minutes Position WISCONSINLeft end Abbott Left guard Leerum Center' SkowRight guard Holstein Right tackle CurtisRight end Juneau QuarterbackMarshall ogg tjett natt Right halt ullback RIOTOUS SCENE OLLOWED Tgr RT ING ilOGAX CHAMPION PUT AWAY IN TWO ROUNDS AT HARTORD UAL UwU AWX X1X 1 Coach Kntpe: "Michigan has a magnificent team I cannot say bet 5 ter than Wisconsin for I have not seen the Badgers play Michigan is a good loser and a good winner anfl am glad that we: met defeat if we had to at the hands of such worthy opponents Next year we will only lose Burrler and should have a strong 4 Referee Hoagland: hardly did herself justice With Jn jured players and a bad field she gained consistently It was Michi 3 team play hnd' green team that tolls' the story I do notjT care to compare Michigan and i Trainer itzpatrick: "The men came out of the: game in as good shape aS we entered and ready for another game" Goal Line Uncrossed Yen ierdaysA: AA i JfS The strong' Detroit University School eleven defeated 'the Saginaw High school on the grounds yester day the score being 22 to 0 Both teams were evenly balanced but the Saginaw boys lacked the ginger This game erids a very successful season for the In 11 games played the has scored 146 points toher opponents 59 Coach 'Barbour is de serving of a great deal of credit for the fine showing team has made He developed an entirely new team this yea and although he will lose Hall Whiting Craig and Davidson "by graduation he hps strong of getting together an other strong team next season 3 Next Saturday evening Capt Keener will give a complimentary dinner: at his home on Jefferson avenue to the members of the team Coach' Barbour Trainer Barth and 'physical Director McComber 1 On the same "evening the students' of the home department of the school propose to hold a' com plimentary hop in the school gymnas ium in honor of the teamThe line up: Position SAGINAW Towar 'Left end Holland Hall' Left tackle Pinkerton Hammond Lef puurd Twel vet rees Jamieson Keeler Craig Woodward lndlayaon Keena Clark Whiting at inlw ilD hOin jaws rney cunenru xn landed deftv They exchanged lefts on tbo McGovern rushing again liff 'Ao fthe body and right to the hcau Corbett was short on his leads and Lrry lore hiirf to tho ropes with a bard rlgn over the McGovern ducked a swing andlanded bis tight clear on eyer'forclng or Lett to the ropes Corbe came back pluckilv with a left on the body which was countered with a right over tnv heart from hl opponent McGovern led again with hirs right landing on his op ponent's Bhottlder and Corbett camo bacg with a hard rightj over tho heart sending McGovern back? but the Brooklyn Ky re torted with right and left only to bo met with a swing on the jaw which sent him on his back He jumpedto his feet imme diately and Went at his opponent hammer and tongs op 'the chest and face forcin him to his knees' Corbett got up and the round ended in one of the hottest mixes on yepoyd with honors about even Inhere Corbett Won 'Round 2 Terrv rushed in 1 ith left to and clinched and then there was rapid! exchange of' rights and lefts Corbett on the 'defensive 'met rushes with blows and straight left jabs and with a left hand uppercut sending Terry to tn floor Terry took five seconds of the count and came back like a wild man throwing left right wildly with Interchanges Science was sent' to the winds and the Jipys began slugging with Terry very wild and they made a half circle of the ring When It looked anybody's fight should one of the pwinging blows land? Corbett kept his heaq' the better of the two While ne had no advantage on Terry lie seemed to bore in better and his body blows landed no more flagrantly than Terry's did Lor bettkept on Terry half across the ring was no guarding on Terry part He forgot his defense and simply saw a hurricane of blows coming towaid him one "of Which a right swinging up percut landed on the vulnerable point and Tarry went down and out lie was not knocked senseless but he evi dently knew that the championship honors bad fled from him as he made wild efforts to regain his feet Charley White the ref eree counted off ten seconds while terry struggled violently to regain his feet Cor bett stood back at the wave of the referee hand although he was evidently in doubt as to tils fallen condition Terry had given him such a gruelling argu ment that he was dubious as to whether the Brooklyn boy would not be able to come up again and renew the battle Stren uous is an easy way to describe the efforts of the fallen champion to regain his fee and tty to establish or regain what he felt Jie had lost But it was all over The Denver boy had got the punch landed it placed it and won the battle clearly ana cleverly Tlme of second round 1 minute fight a purse of $10000 was of fered the Twentieth Century Athletic Club of Sin rancisco for another fiKht be tween McGovern and Corbett McGovern accepted the offer Dave Sullivan chal lenged the winner of to fighL 4 jif' McClelland Wants Pa 28 Billy Cor coran' manager of McClelland of this city posted a $500 forfeit with Egan sporting editor of the Pittsburg Times on behalf of McClelland for a Dght with "Young for a side bet of $1000' winner to take all or any other terms satisfactory to the new champion Straits 2fr Windior 'The Straits association football team played a drawn game Windsor on Thanksgiving forenoon the" score being 2 goals to' 2 will be playnd oft on Belle? Isle on Saturday afternoon if the Windsors canmake arrangements to go over: A Aukes of ill duck caused the un satisfactory ending Detroit man sup posing the ball was dead kicked it back through the goal thus giving to Windsor the goal necessary to make a tie oraaii Ukierested and should nhTMit tliA wondtn MARVEL Whirling Spra iThe new tlcm ana est MOSi ItUetESM YESTERDAY'S GAMES AT A GLANCE Chicago Michigan 50 Iowa 0 Chicago Wisconsin 35 Chicago 0 Minnesota 16 Illinois 0 Cornell 24 Pennsylvania 6 New York Columbia 40 Carlisle Indians 12 Pittsburg Homestead 12 Washington and Jefferson 0 Georgetown 22 Lehigh 0 Columbus Ohio State 11 Kenyon 6 Kansas City Mlssourl 18 Kansas 12 Lexington 10 Cincinnati 0 Easton Lafayette College 29 Dickinson College 0 Louis Washington University 6 Indianapolis lnlvers 0 Beloit 11 Milwaukee Medical College 0 Des Moines Grinnell 5 Drake 0 Dartmouth 22 Brown 0 Ann Kalamazoo 30 Lansing 0 nsi ncr vet J2 12 Kennett Detroit College 15 Alumni 11 Grand Grand Rapids 17: Central High School 0 1 22 Saginaw 0 I Bioomington Indiana University 24 Depauw 0 Lafayette Ind Northwestern 10 Purdue 5 Three ChalleitKes for Con aueror of McGovern ChicagoNoveinber Three challenges were 'seht Ito Young Corbett to night by Qhlcago featherweights Harry Harris TommyriiVhite and Benny Yanger" Yanger pub up "a deposit of $1000 and agreed to meet Corbett for any number of rounds end at any weight Corbett was knocked out by Yanger in eight rounds last winter A few months later they met for the seer ond time and fought ten rounds to a draw CLUB WILL OER BIG IN OR ANOTHER MAIN I If I teams will come: together this afternoon at corner Twelfth and Baker stieets in a finger ball contest The news paper bowling league has been lately or ganized and some hot contests will probably follow as there is considerable talent among tho? typos and all the dailies are repre sented except the Journal which is hereby invited to join The Tribune defeated The ree Press a week ago in a very even practise game but to day being the first scheduled contest' the Lafnyette boys say be a different tale to tell The teams willy line up to day as follows: ree Hamilton Porter Geisler Siewert oster or Griffin Tribune Lockwood Snltzel Trahey and Nord Dr Matherz will officiate as scorer 7 COLLEGE BOYS HAD TEAMWORK Right tackleRight end Quarter Lett half A Columbia 40 Carlinle Indians 12 New York November With prac tically perfect football for the first 65 minutes of plaz eleven rolled up their largest score "of the season against' the Carlisle Indian team this afternoon In that time they scored 40 points shutting out the Indians completely Inthe last five minutes however the Indians mak ing a sudden and unexpected brace and Columbia weary going to pieces from previous hard work the speedy Carlisle team gained 12 points almost in the twinkling of an eye making the final score 0 to 12 In favor of the blue and white 7 To back field must be accorded' the greatest credit forthe victory Smith Berrien and Weekes were in magnificent form and again and again made remarkable advances Morley was in every play and provided the main interference four touch downs gained by Weekes and Smith On the defense also these four men were almost invulnerable except In the last few minutes' Carlisle suffer ed from lack of weight Not once seriously did Carlisle equal the merit of play About 6000 people' were at the Polo grounds to witness this last football matgh of the season 1 3 VN Position' Left end" Left tackleLeft guard Center Right guard Right tackle i Quarter Left half Right half ullback Coach Yost: "I expect such high score The boys fought onrl rllr? "Wr clmnlv mi tAloct'nA Umpire Reinhardt: cleanest game I have umpired this year Both teams fought well and good hard' straight football won Iowa made her gains just outside of Michigan's tackles but her loss of Will lams and the fact that her team is raw material furnished the best excuse for her failure to 5 One day an old friend said: XAre you troubled with I said: and I ever expect to be He told me to across the street and get a box of Ripans Tabules After using three weeks I was satisfied I had at last found the right medicine the only one for me HICAGO November 28 (Spe Michigan soil is still vir gin soil and the regular season is over A total of 501 points against 0 lor all opponents is the happy result of the efforts of a tire less squad coached by a master in the science and art of football ully 10000 people assembled at West Side park to day to celebrate turkey day and watch try at a high score She did not disappoint them It was conceded that victory was al most certain and the only question seemed to be as to the size of the score The weather man gave an ideal foot pall day with a brisk south breeze which did not Interfere with punts Iowa brought their mascot hawk along but all this availed nothing and the Michigan rooters who outnum bered the Hawkeyes ten to one made up in noise what MichlgJi lacked in mascots Idwn Wns Outclassed At no time in the game unless it was when Sweeley had a kick blocked in the second half andaad fumble by Michigan on 'her 40 yard line in the first half did Iowa have the ghost of a chance to scqre She was outclassed and outplayed at every point of the game The playing was clean and fast Shorts" Heston and Weeks did the star work for Michigan Shorts plunged through line time and time' again for sure gains of 5 yards His charges vyere irresistible Spectacular Runs Heston skirted left end for three or four spectacular runs netting on an average40 yards Weeks ran like a frightened deer bringing back punts sliding pulling dodg ing through desperate men who sought to force him back Sweeley was called on to punt at all times of the game as Michigan again found she could gain time and save strength by booting the ball down the field then holding the llawkeyes for downs His work was uniform and the punts placed long and high His one block ed punt stands against his clean record In this matter but is of no consequence as Michigan saved the ball by falling on it Lost Appearance Snow played his usual steady nervy game and though bothered with a knee which kept him out of the game' since last Saturday the crack Detroit er carried the ball for safe gains in this Ms last appearance on a univer sity football eleven The gridiron was it mass of mud save where the sodded part lay but this did not materially affect score Iler on slaughts could not he stopped and her hard straight football earned steady and fruitful gains for the Wolverines Nine touchdowns and five goals a total of 50 points tells thestory lays ailed Iowa made her distance less than a half dozen times in the game and only poked her nose into Michigan territory once or twice Her trick plays all failed and the only gains were made just outside of Michigan tackles On the other hand the Wol verine fake kick worked superbly and men made gains anywhere at will with other plays Redden Michi gan's star end was not allowed to enter game and was replaced by Graver Redden was disqualified by own board although no formal protest was made It was claimed last week that Redden had won $11 in a' foot race somewhere in Illinois three years ago Michigan in vestigated and Redden admitted it saying ne naa rorgotten ail about it as tne race was an unimportant one held as a ourth of July event and one where everyone competed The conference wm oe asKed to reinstate him nt its meeting to morrow He Jias two more years to play Game In irst Half Iowa kicked off at 11:10 the ball rolled to Michigan's 10 yard liqe ARTORD' November28 Terry McGovern supposedly Invinci ble featherweight chajnpion went down Go defeat before Corbett" the western phaiien ger In two rounds at the Nutmeg A this afternoon Oneminute and forty four seconds bf7the second round had eiapsed when'tlie western lad reached jaw with' a punch thgt put the Brooklyn lad to the mat in suchcondition that he could not the the count McGovern was outwitted and outpointed by a fighter who used his own tactics who could pot be fright ened by savage rushes and who met the championrat this style of work and got 'home'the' telling blow I in miieh the same manner that McGovern has been accustomed to doing it with otherboxers i who outside of ring parlance is known as Billy Roth well of Denver Col got the better of tha champion in less than two rounds of and he' did it so perfectly that there was mo doubt' about it The shock to the enthusiastswho crowded the boxing pat ilion when the little champion was knocked out in the second round was a repetition of the disappointment ex hibited 1 by adherents of John Sullivan when Corbett defeated him tn New Orleans Teriry Was Outwitted was as fit as the 'proverbial fiddle but he was not fast enough for his man the word the lads at each other llkb game cocks and it looked as if either would go put in 'the first round McGovern got the worst1 of the opening round and in his endeavor to get in left him self open: several times Corbett just stood off McGovern on every lead and trick but the little Brooklyn boy went on as ifthere were to it'but the end of the purse When McGovern was knocked down in the opening round there were cries of dismay from his backers but his won derful recuperative powers were equal to the occasion and he was on his feet within seven seconds However this downfall seemed to take the stamina out McGovern but he fought the round in elevens tjrie'anJ juried hard to stem the tide defeat which seem ed to have set in against him He tried all hisirushipg work which proved so profitable on former occasions 'but Corbett met his every curve countered hard on neck' jaw and head When Terry came back to his corner at the end of lhe first round he said: "That's the toughest guy ever met but: lick hln)a justs aS sopni as VI see an opening VZ: That opening did not come very handily for tha New York boy as the little Denver pugilist had thepjtalei his measure Champiaft' Lost His Head went again tn the second round and when' he got up he quickly rushed like a wild man Ie a lack of self restraint and inZa burst of bad teqiper hit out left and right irrespective of all rules i and usages Thesetactics apparently were just whatHCorbett was for Terry was mixing lthings up tt with whirlwind velocity and "throwing science to the winds It was fight at this stage but Terry fell into a trap as Corbett and isud denlysent his right out when Me Govern was 'slde stepping ZThls blow just head but 5 a moment plater Corbett feinted': hirti again 'and after a rattling exchange sent his right? over to the? law Zand Terry went down and out While the champion waskfiantically trying 'tp regain his feet the crowd yelled fliadly The referee declared that the young Denver lad had won He won omhis merits as he took chance for chance Terry was crestfallen patter he' rei turned to his room He said "Well you tell how things can be accounted for' I hope to ''make 'aii with Corbett: 'and 1 'am more than confident that he twill' not be able to put it over me again' Young Corbett was very demure when'he'i emerged from room At first he was reluctant to talk but finally said: wag sure I could bent McGpern and mY opinion was basedPbnj: wfiat 1 had seen and heard of him1 felt that I' had him from7 the punch but Iwas cool headed all through When I began to sting him he lost his headand whenhe lost his hiead it was all over' Vf had him right there and with' a' right swihgirig uppercut I Jan deOlhe blow which won the 'k There was little or no betting on the bout Joe Vendig offerlng as goid cdds as 3 to 1 on McGovern with: no takers A few bets wrelmade that the con test would noblast ten rounds at" odds cf 8 tp 5P Several were madeTat even money that the contest lypuld not last six rounds A Before the fight Tom Sharkey cnter er the ring and' said he was ready to box Jeffries itz then made a state ment to the effect that lie had de feated both Sharkey and Ruhlin and had challenged Jeffries for another go but Jeffries he claimed had flunked i Ont for Good Said itzsimmons the cham pion flunked I decided to die with the Horton law and have made 'up my mind i to devote the remainder bfi my life to teaching young Americans how to defend The fighting was begun with a boiit between Young Starr of Philadelphia and Jim Burke of New' York at catch In first round Starr punished his opponent so badly that the referee stopped the contest after two minutes and 21 seconds and an nounced that Starr was the wniner Shortly after the jireliininary bout was decided Mayor Alex Harbison entered' the clubhouse and was escorted by Chief oi fence iuciusoui' When the mayor was recognized the spectators rheered him thrice overjtA moment later Uharley White the referee was called into the ring andsuddenly jumped through 7 the ropes In order to meet thjnayor with whom be held a conversation of 'five mln vtes Starting the ircht Young Corbett climbed t3ie roies at 4:23 with hlsscconds Bob Armstrong Charley Seigcr and Patsy SweenyMcGov ern followed him into the ring accompa nied by his manager: Sam Harris and his seconds Lee Charley Kefiy: and his brother Phil McGovern 1 As soon as the meru were in thntn th seconds began preparing Uwlr gloves Kansas Lost to Mlssonri City November 28 Missouri uni versity eleven to day won a valiant victory from Kansas The final score: Missouri 18 Kansas 12 The first halt ended in a tie of 6 to 6 It was Missouri's first vic tory over Kansas since 1895 and their third in ten years The weather was ideal and the crowd ttyr greatest since the annual contests between the two colleges began tn 1891 layter left half suf fered a broken collarbone and retired Ref eree James Ware of Yale Umpire David rancis of Yale The average weight was ten pounds heavier than that of the Missouri men arid the Kansas men were favorites in the betting layers Badly Hurt Lexirigton November 28 The State college teatri defeated the University of Cincinnnl 15 The final twelve min utes of the game was not played owing to injuries "to 'Cincinnati players Zackman had a leg sprained in the first half and shoulder was so badly wrenched In tho second that he had to retire I THE DETROIT REE PRESS4 RIDAY NOVEMBER39 1901: Walcott 'Made a Tnrichl np: Bag Of Jr Jackson for 20 Rounds tBaltimore 'November 28 got decision over "Young Jack sorr'jbefore theEureka AthleticClub here to night after twenty rounds' of perhaps the' fiercest fighting ever seen in this city most of which was done by Walcott Jack son beirig on the rota start to finish Walcott sailed in from the very first evident intention of finishing his man as soon as possible and between laughs 'jokes the spectators at the ringside simply rained blow after blow upon the Californian In the eighth Jack son managed to get in a good jab on the face' but Walcott pounded him so hard over' the heat and kidneys that he soon had hlm 'groggy The gong saved Jackson The Californian however took his gruel ling with remarkable fortitude until the fifteenth when Joe 'after punching him all oVer the ring unintentionally tripped him Tlie chief of police ordered the fight stopped but Peter protested so vigorously that ithechief relented and permitted the ppupdlgg jtQgorittaue 4 McCriineJWdinnnd Ryan Cullalian Draw Tp'tanto'jfNovetaber The 20 round bout pyftn' of Syracuse and Tim CijJlahari' 'of Philadelphia before the Cres ceritr A' to night "went the limit and was cieciareu a araw xne uecisiun ceived with signs of disapproval by crowd many believing that Ryan had Itaafziw In the preliminary red Vannuoh of To ronto was 'defeated in two rounds by lYimmy of Detroit the referee stopping the bout Befcriah and Munroe ought7 a i Draw Muncie Ind November Before 7 the 200 memfbq's of the George Munroe Athletic Club this afterriodn George Munroe former ly of New York and Gus Bezenah of Cin cinnati the limit fifteen rounds Munroe had ibeen sick and fought gamely tri kdsp his feet thereby gaining even terms it being agreed a draw if both men were onthelr feet i rr: baseball New ielder" '3 St LpulsNovemtcr rank de Haas Robison ofthe Louis National base ball club night telegraphed froth Cleve land that hehad purchased the release of Outfielder Barclay of the Rochester Chib The terms are not stated Wolverines Scored Amos at ill Against the Hawkeyes 50 to () 1 Ik DISSATISIED ONES PEIill LICE TOOK A HAXu The largest crowd that witnessed a Detroit Alumni game was in evidence at Bennett Park yester day when the Alumni eleven lined up against the regular college team As has been the case or the past years college boys won': the score at the close of two twenty minute halves being 15 to 11 to in their favor The utter absence of team work was what caused the downfall of the Alumni While the men were not in the best of condition there was no time during the game when one of the members of the older team was laid out On the other hand the college boys were on numerous oc casions to call for time Seymour and Linskey being the worst offenders After the game Linskey 7 explained that rhis jhip was slightly wrenched early in the contestand this neces sitated him taking as much rest as he did The' Alumni outweighed the younger fellows by many pounds and with wel i developed team work the score would have no dbflbt been widely different In individual playing Langlois was certainly the star He realized mbst all the gains for his team and his brilliant running 'and dodging at times kept the spectators on edge Donovan Seymour Lin'skey and Doyle also did good work the college Debo and Moran two A play ers and Alumni of the college did the best work for the Alumni They were called upon to carry the ball often and only' on one occasion did they fail to 7 make' the gain Walsh Kent and Atkinson put up a fine defense and aided by Debo and Moran were practically the whole team 3 'After the Alumni kicked the ball continually changed hands either on downs or fumbles After ten min utes of play the college boys had pos session of the (Alumni 10 yard "line Steady bucking of the line advanced the pigskin to the 2 yard line where the college Atkinson for the Alumni tried a quarterback kick but Donovan was undr It first and broke through the line for the first touch down missed goal The Alumni did not score in the first half The Alumni started out to cut a wide swath in the second half 'and carried the ball to the center "of the field Here they Were held for downs The college boys made 15 yards on the tackles back play and Langlois rah 45 yardsfor the second touchdown He given good interference and he dodged and ducked cleverly Linskey scored i the other touchdown a few minutes after going through center In both instances Donovan missed goal The first 'touchdown for the Alumni was made by Moran The older players got the ball on the kick off and never relinquished'its hold on it until they hadcrossed the college goal Moran going around end for the score Lundy missed goal ive minutes later the second touchdown was scored the 'same manner going' through center Lundy 1 rTNI 1I 'ww niuneu gum ALUMNI Noble Kent Power Egan Downey Lundy Hutchinson Keane Walsh Atkinson Moran Right half Debo Oolleae 15 Alumni 11 downs Langlois Donovan Linskey Moran and 'Lundv Referee Ed Ryan of A Dr King of A Timekeepers Kane nnd Doheny Dtngemann and Lee Time Two 25 mlnute halves 800 Carlsbad Sprmtel Sall WkSSiiW'Rlft di it ft ip I Bs I 1shd I 'X liSV A' A rjl tj 1' A 'jr AAA A A A 1 A A A A A A A A A MM hR po IX I IM I I I Sa iA a i I I I "I 1 i I I I I 5 I I.