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SYRACUSE 9 NEBRASKA BADGERS BEAT GOPHERS 14 TO 0 Sport News inancial News PRICE Wolverines Run Wild Over armers Winning By the Score of 63 to 0 I tn picking Two ield Goals Each of And Lombard Tie at 6 to 6 Attack Splits Defense Wide Open DRAW VERDICT A the Michigan Aggies 1 Lansing were complete! TOE SAVES DAY TEN MARTINEAU IS THE HERO PENALTY COSTS TOE NEBRASKA IGHTS i In the PENNSY GAME BEATS PURPLE HARD BUT IS BEATEN Easterners Break Down Cornhuskers Brilliant De fensive Late in Game and Come rom Behind Barron held the latter Pfftsbnrjsh 02 tirnrva 0 Valley conference In the third period with "the a 27 the that gave BIGGERS ON ROSTER A Oklahoma Will a tn Gamely but ruitlessly the Aggies ought 27 Dw 3 (Clrro i PITTSBURGH MAY LOSE SARAZEN 1 third I Il IL untried confer boy line Into and his of of of of basketball here Charfcalun (S L) body iMjirmG West Xiraliiln AV rule? an queort 0 OOTBALL RESULTS 8 6 7 0 TEN CENTS 3 Center 27s Kentucky 3 Vnnderhilt 1 4 1 lenneuee Alabama J'oly teehnlr 7 oould strusrale to gold clad trailer fell upon Eclnnd Gross Guy Aas (c) Larkin McDonald Schjoll Gross McCreery Martineau Oster appon and Kipke were predominating ourteen thousand persons witnessed the PENN airchild Sutherland Kelly Lein Tapworth Thurman Ertresvaag Langdon McGraw Miller Hamer score 3 to 0 in favor of Syracuse Thompson Nebraska end scooped up a Syracuse fumble and raced from midfield for a touchdown Syracuse electrified the crowd in the final period by using a power ful offensive Driving down field from mid Held the Syracuse backs ripped off consistent gains of three and five yards on every plunge Anderson the veteran halfback of the squad did most of the ground gaining on straight line plunges With but two yards to gn for the winning score he smashed across between the Nebraska center and right guard for a touchdown Honors were even for most part throughout the game neither Nebraska nor Syracuse bc in able to make consistent gains on line plunges or end runs Syracuse scored early in the open ing period on a 35 yard field goal kick by McBride The had recovered a Nebraska fumble on the Scarlet 20 yard line and threat ened their goal with a series of line plunges and a short forward pass With the ball but a few yards away from its goal line however Nebraska held and Syracuse sur rendered the oval to the western ers A punt by Nebraska failed of distance and Zimmerman signalled for a free catch on the 35 yard line A tee was then Continued On Page Twenty two Chance to twice was hla efforts HARD STRUGGLE CONCLUDES IN DETROIT MICHIGAN SUNDAY NOVEMBER 5 Score in excellent ree fw WbII II (Toledo) Lane Te Western Reserve IS Hlntm Merle (Dayton ()) val Jacksonville la) Hlfnofw ft Northwestern BADGERS BEAT MYSTERY TEAM 7 14 0 0 Chicago 111 Nov 4 An entire change in officers of the Western Golf association is in prospect next year for the first time in many sea sons according to the report of the nominating committee made public tonight by Secretary Harless The officers placed in nomination and enected to be certified next January at annual meeting of the organization are nearly all new men for the places and largely newcomers in th roster of helms men for the A President Albert Gates an Secretary Harless are leaving after' two years of tenure and Wad ley of Txarkana is the only di rector seeking re election Charles Pfll of Memphis la named for president Melvin A Traylor Chicago fr treasurer or directors Robert Modls'tte of Pasadena Cal oye of Oma ha Biggers of Detroit and A Kerry of Seattle are named to replace James Nugent Kansas City A 8 Johnson Los Angeles: Sam Reynolds Omaha and red Borton Cleveland be One of Board or Coming Year 1 Sport inancial News Alabama 0 lrunH aala 7 Middlebury ft Tuft 0 liiitcM fl 51neiachuirtt Aggies Morines 20: Submarine Hase 0 ILLINOIS Wilson (capt) Afnew McKillen Roberta Umnua Warner Richards McIlwain Robison Hill I Knight Dartmouth h3 goals Drluwftrr 7 MevrnN Cornell iilnmliln 0 I'uion 7 liobnri 7 Maine 7 Bowdoiu (k Colarnte 35 Lehigh Clarkson 7: Norwich Wt1ryn 21 Amherst fl Willlnm 27: Hennsrlarr 7 5prngHr Id 17: ordham Dartmouth Ifl im ton Univer Vermont 33 1 Xrw Hampshire fl Washing tun Jefferaon lit La fujette IX Carnegie Tech 7 Allegheny 0 Johns Hopkins 3 Maryland 0 Gettysburg 23 Dickinson 0 Rochester Ifl lluffaio 0 hOl'TH Georgia Trek 21: Clemson 7 North arol)na Ifl Tulane IX Virginia Polytechnic 21 Mary land 0 Virginia Vwlrerslty 22 Washing ton and Ice fl Mewanee 7: flnuth Carnllnn fl North Carolina State 15: David son 0 Kick rom 50 Yard Line and 35 Yard Line to Beat Northwestern Boston College 15 Villa Nova Hurtard 24 lorida Syraeusr Nebrnk 1 irst Score Quickly The first score of game came kfb nvo minutes of play Kipke tnipti a fitld goal which was and the ball rolled dead on dvr yard line Johnson punt to ituufieid and Klpko made an 3 arj return He then tossed a hnrt pass to Vtcritz who catch er the bal on the 2 9 yard line varied two and crossed uv K' il Suit mg on the 44 yard hne iue Vostmen began to drivericd terminated only when the Highland Yet to Meet Eastern Salary Offer Urbana Nov I Steve Coutcble I a hero nt Illinois tonight for II wa hla two drop kick which en abled Bob Indians to de feat Northwestern 6 to 3 and register their first victory of tlio season kicks both came in the third quarter after Northwestern I'd 3 to 0 during the first halt The last was a beautiful boot from the 60 yaid line which sailed squarely over the bur the other was a 35 yard try Northwestern scored In the first quarter when Benfield Bent a drop kick from the 35 yard line A pass to Taylor was grounded hut Northwestern was given the gain on account of Illi nois roughing It before the cutch Another penalty placed the ball where Penfield could send his kick across Neither team proved to have much advantage In line plays but Rtolk of Illinois outpunted Weineke and this aided Illinois ma terially in getting within scoring distance Captain Patterson of Northwestern played a good game for the vlstors as did Happeney for Illinois' latter for several long runs and his return or punts was sensational The lineup and summary: VUKTHW TERN Johnsrin i'HVis Kelley llortori Penfield Taylor )klmer Wienecke Patterson Chicago Neither Side Able to Crow inal Chalk Mark Scores Made on Kicks or Close Score Victory Syracuse Works Passes Effectively in Early Periods of Game Syracuse Nov 4 East triumphed over the west today by margin of one field goal Syracuse University defeating the Uni Pittsburgh Ta Nov 4 Oene Sarazen golf king to negotiate for a new contract vlth the Highland Country club had not reached an agreement with the local club tonight Another meeting with club offi cials will be held tomorrow and astrenuous effort will be made to hold Sarazen here The monarch has been offered a more lucrative contract oy east ern club VOL 88 3 9 Mt Clrmrnw 32 Mnorfw fl Ann Arbor 2H Kninmnvuo 0 lint I cnlral 42 Alprna 0 Munkcffim 0 Arthur lillL lilllMtiale II 45: Kdun (Ohio) Pontiac 7 Highland 7 Adrian II 3G: lIudMon fl Adrian' College 7 Highland Park Junior ('allege fl Grand llapid Central 12 South fl Ilojne it) 7 Traverse City fl Tr1 RO in miiMH skill and knowledge that ihi vhole affair resembled an easy dee session for the Yostmen ntrarv to the usual system kggles did not exact their pound of ii today it has been the Mlchi Hn Jinx contest each year and an M'ally tho Wolverines lose some i ar playerg before the end of the nine Today no Michigan players re seriously injured Irontz was taken from the game ktv scoring' the first touchdown of li fame when he slightly twisted right ankle The Injury was a in one but Michigan coaches i'l rft wish to take any chances the little pilot for the Wls nsin and Minnesota games iach Barron pourea in a hordoi rn'en clad warriors but it vah'd hhn nothing Try as he ouM he could not find a combina which would even mornentaiilyh the charging Wolverines Tlt much heralded battle of (Harry and Stub) did not ii Intil me closing minutes when the I avis began cu'ling for him I'rry wn (aken out of the Michl an ilne up three plays later to save I I Lslrg the regulars through the I rrt haltMichigan completely oul I the Green and White eleven on: iho banks of the winding Ce In 0 minues of play the Wol kennes plunged and passed their ay to live touchdowns and euc rnssfully managed three goals in I trvs tor points I inning most of the plays from passing formation the Aggies're completely at a loss to Bithoni where next the Malzo and Mun attack would center and as a Is ilt their defense was split This 'nabied Michigan to vary its at ick greatly and to successfully tempicte both long and shortasses with an unusual amount of Star Injured! New York Left KudiJerry Lafayette's ftHTtball: rlevm wa taken to a after auatainlng Trheai h' ilichards Says Rivals Doi i Not Practice What 1 They Preach i Minneapolis Nov 4 mem bers of the Western Conference were accused by Coach John Rich ards of the Wisconsin football squad with in keeping promises to eliminate profes sionalism "Only three Chicago Purdue and Wisconsin are keeping the spirit of the Rich ards declared Richards bitter because of the banning of Donald Murry on pro tests of Illinois just before the all important Wisconsin Minnesota game today declared that ho in tended to make charges against stu dents recruited by alumni and then if the committee failed to act make public his wholesale indictments of all the squads am tired of this hypocrisy and playing teams of bona fide students gainst gangs represented by the alumni" Richards declared the versity of Nebraska 9 to 6 in the hardest fought battle witnessed in Archbold Stadium in years The field was heavy and few trick plays were attempted straight football upset of the Cornhuskers contenders for the championship of the Missouri Score by Alabama 0 Pennsylvania 0 Alabama McCartee (substitute fur Oliver) Placement Wesley Pennsylvania Touchdown Sullivan (substitute for McGraw) Point after Hamer (placement goal)Pferee Tufts Eberle Swarthmore ield Merrill Yale Head Palmer Haverford Time of 15 minutes tn val was again pushed over the in plunges and end runs and took the ball to the one yard line rid hit ide went over on a quar 1 neik i rue second quarter was still "'hen after Kipke had run passed to Keeferno lan nine yards to within inches the ysoai Then Cappon went loruufch for the touchdown I orwura Paasies Count forward passes Knode juebel and Knode to Keefer with lotpie or smashes by Cappon took Jr under the goal posts again scored the touch OOWQ scored its firth touch h'jv first half when Neisch in i 4fi punt and Mulr T'covered on the 12 bn? After losing 10 yards on i pnrxt Y)lay Goebel passed to Er T1 he 13 yard line who had wt wn him and the goal P5 lo attack in the Michigan scored in less minutc play Slaughter un Johnson who punted 1 tra down to Steger who on Page Twenty two Accuses Seven Of Hypocrisy Little School Starts in Lead But Detroiters inally Knot Count BY SAM GREENE IN I battle in which the festivs field goal wai the only succcsx lul scoring method Lombard college held tie University of De troit to a 6 to 6 standstill at Dinan field Saturday afternoon The proficient toe of Evar Swan son ot Dekalb III and exponent of the threat" gave the Galesburg a field goal in each of the first and third periods Paul Hogan the blackhairej back floiu Ashtabula Ohio twice re ttiilated with the aame weapon providing the point that aaved thu Huffy machine tronv the ignominy ot a second teteat at ibe hand at a smaller college Tie Dlappolnts 'omlnff on the heda of the Hprlngtleld d'feut a week ago th tied Lombard score was paitleu Inrly diaappointinfc to the follow er the lied and White Cer tainly can le construed an noth ing more than a virtual victory lor the Invading eleven Conceding both weight and ex perience and picked from a atu dnt body ot lesa than 200 laun batd did not figure much In the or schedule until the hostilities opened Early in the game It was evident that the Laiffy warriors were In for an active afternoon The Lom bard team beyond a doubt wai more than a aet up Thu casual observer was convinced of that when held for downs on Detroit's first trial at scrimmage Swanaon was the brightest ease of the Lombard machine Here is a man who can pass run and kick and do all with more than puln piotlciency He not only register ed Lombard's two field goals but made frequent gains through and around the line and succeeded with divers passes It is said that on a straightaway he can do 100 yards In less than 10 seconds It also I said that he Is a basketball player of more than average ability Those who saw him perform against of I ate ready to believe both re ports He showed both track and nouity in when he was free after long smashing runs around end only the speed ot Taft and Williams prevented mm rrom scoring Gophers Are Held However it was evident from very start that the attack ot Wis consin was taster and more re sourceful and for the first quarter until the last few minutes the Badgers were forcing the attack keeping the ball well down in Min nesota territory until just before the finish Martineau coming back up field with a terrific burst ot speed carried the ball to the mid dle and tho Inspired Gophers drove back tho Badgers almost to strik ing distance Twice more they were within reach ot kicks but the wet ball and heavy mud prevented success The first half was so even that it looked as it mystery would smash to victory but with the start ot the second half Wil liams commenced to do his stuff and from that on it was a question of the score I Lineup and nummary: WISCONSIN MINNESOTA 1 Irian BfllniV Hohfeld Kflr hnl Bcnberateine uR Smith RT Tebell RE Barr Gibson DH Williams (c) Taft Score by periods: Wisconsin 0 Minnesota 0 Wisconsin Tebeii Williams Points from try aftr touch Taft 2 Masker North referee Bchomrner Chicago urn nire 1'ouns Illinois Wesleyan field judge Nicholas Oberlin head linesman TrxMM Chrlatlan 22 A rale li Tulau 3s Arkankaw ft 'I'rtni 29 Hire Institute fl Baylor 13: 'luxas A and 31 Southern Gridderg Win Over Red and Blue it Big Dope Upset Philadelphia Nov 4 Uni versity of Alabama intersec tional football history today when the southerners trounced the Uni versity of Pennsylvania 9 to 7 in one of the most bitterly fought gridiron battles seen on ranklin field in a long time Alabama outplayed Pennsylvania throughout The Quakers showed superiority in punting for distance and in forward passing but in gen eralship defensive work and the power to deliver the punch when opportunity presented itself the southern teem outclassed the home eleven line generally held like a stone wall at critical periods About twenty thousand persons saw the game Bartlett Hubert Brobst and Wes ley starred for the Alabamans Newton and Clemens were every where over the field and few gains were made around their ends Cap tain Miller of Pennsylvania always an player was not able to show his dashing style of play for a southern tackler was usually In his path Hamer played a stirring game for Penn and McGraw and Thurman splayed effectively Thur man was later removed for un unnecessary roughness or this Ponn was penalized half the dis tance to its goal line in the third period which had considerable to do with toucnaown (Champions of all by Wayside I 'hyton Om Nov 4 Du'val high hrl vlcten of clnlmed the 71 school Uampionahlp bv de hiBh of Dnyton i wan defeated here today 7 that team by a core of 27 freorrd JI points in the rth flerlari lost a tnnrhdonii in by a fumhie made a uchdoATn and tWo field goaU in l0t Riartcr ner near the end of the period of today's game Hia mother and father were epectaiora at th were xnmmoMed Give Worker a Chance A little home in the coantry poaeible with present Interurbanerviee Oust cars and the hope is killed vote M) Toenday Dayton 2fl St Ignatius land 3 Wabash 7 10: Wooalcr 0 Marietta 0: (irwe City Otterbein 2j Hridelberff fl Coe College 21 Albion 7 Aotre Dame 27: Indiana 0 Akron 21 Ohio Aortbem WLttefitudn 14' Minnesota Drake 14 Iowa Male 7 Kansas 19 Oklahoma DePanw 27 Kenyon 0 St Louts 14 Kolla Mines fl Kansas Aggies 14 Mtaaoorl 10 West Virginia 34 Cincinnati fl Colorado 7: Colorado Aggies a Denver University 6 University of Myomtoff 0 Carleton MaeAIBster J2 North Dakota University North Dakota Aggies Marquette 12: Haskell Indians fl TUpton 12 Carroll 7 Lawrenee' 4S Northwestern (Watertown) fl Bradley 2d: IHinnta Weaieyan fl Oberlin IM Wittenberg fi Muskingum 12 0 Xasier 13 Ohio 7 nrnell College 7 Dubuqne 0 Western Heaerse IS Hiram Grinnell Washington 0 Manford 17 Nevada 7 south Bend 27 Catholic Central (Grand Rapids) 0 Gophers Break in Second Half and Wisconsin Wins 14 to 0 VEAK RESISTANCE IS OERED YOSTMEN IX DETROIT University of Detroit 6 Lombard College ft Southeastern 41 1 VTnyne 0 ('ass Technical 21 1 Western 0 Northeastern 11 outhwrsfern 13 Detroit Junior College fl Olivet fl I STATE Michigan fl3t Michigan Aggies fl Central Normal fl Mivhignn 'trolt position to score in fact Vree Innil one tripped over tho guai line leaving tho Impression In thUmil that a touchdown had beer scor'd But official recalled tho Play ruling that both team hadbeen off ald It wax a that fairly stunned the of adhr nta Later the RM White after an aggi'sidvr maiTh down the livid was within four yards of the goal aa the force lined un for fourth down Larry Welsh was given the ball and bounded nerdy through the line When the ahuffle' was cleared there was the ball only a few inches from the goal The Lombard lino had repelled the gal lant thrust of the plunger and started the oval in the other di rection One of Hogan's field goal wasthe work of a master It was kick ed from a difficult angle from thej yard un in second quarter The other was driven from the 30 yard mark In the fotyth period 1 wo field Guala Tall Swanson tried two field goals that failed His last effort was in final period When ft uent wide Lombard up its last of victory trarae under suitable weather conditions but the size of the crowd was below nor mal being estimated at less than soeo persons One distinguished spectator Senator Townsend ot Michigan who was cheered cordtally a he entered the stadium just before the two elevens squared off for the struggle Before the game Duffy authorized a shake up in his backfield but in his experienc ed hand to replace the more or ls unseasoned timber llummell umbles Klek ffummell fumbled Sonnenberg's kick off but returned to his 19 vani line before he was tackled Swan son kicked on the first formation and scrimmage waa resumed In mid field Detroit was held tor downs when King broke through and hurl ed I arry Welsh for a loss on the third down Swanson rao back Sonnenberg's punt to the Detroit 45 yard lira a i pass Lamb to Turner made it first down on the Detroit 23 yard line Aided by brilliant interference Swanson swept around left end to the rival 10 ynrd mark Twice thrown tor losses on line playa Lamb attempted a pass but Sweeney broke it up Swanson then dropped back' to h's 30 yard stripe and kicked a field goal for the first score of the game King tackled Simpson who re ceived Thompson's kick off bolding Conttneed on Page Twenty fl Minnesota Leader Demoralizes Opposing Line i at Times With His Speed Minneapolis Minn Nov 4 Min green line after battling Wisconsin to a standstill in the first half broke under the deter mined attack of the Badgers In the second half and Wisconsin swept to victory 14 to 0 Tho game played in of mud before a crowd of 25000 was desper ately fought but against the bril liant running of Williams and clev er rorward pass game the Gophers mysteries of the ence remain mysteries no longer incy rouKni nerceiv until third quarter a clever forward pass was made In this play Tebeii came around from his end and grabbing a throw twisted and tore to the corner of the field across the line for a touchdown Martincan the Hero Then with the green line crack ling and commencing to weaken Williams one of the greatest run ners In the conference ripped twisted and tore through the line again and again and finally after being knocked to his knees twice slid and dived over the line tor the second touchdown In the face of defeat Martineau the speedy leader of the Gophers was ths real hero of the day Three times his sheer brilliancy came near breaking Wisconsin In the first half and once by one of tho most dar ing examples of interference smash ing ever seen he saved his team and prevented a touchdown On that occasion a forward pass started the Badgers and Williams getting free on tho side line was racing toward the goal Three ot Hie Badger warriors formed ahead of liim and while the Wisconsin sections stood and roared Williams tore toward the only the Blen der speedy rench boy between him und tho score and three men bar red the way charging down upon Martineau as tney came tne leaped jumping high over the of charging men and crashed Williams knocking him down before feet the him Twice laize and Blue airly Smothers Game Eleven rom Lansing By Shower of Touchdowns and Substitutes Play Whole Third Period or Ann Arbor ront BY LLOYD NORTHARD ARBOR Nov 4 There is no balm in Gilead tonight lor tne ncntintr farmers from ad completely buried under a Maize and Hine alaache this afternoon the final figures after careful compiling n3 63 to 0 It was the worst beating Mich tf an has aammistereu io me vrccud White in many years and not the past 10 years has an Aggiem been s0 utterly out classed every department of the game locked in all offensive efforts armers showed little ability defense Their one asset was customary fighting ability hich has always marked the Irccn and White elevens Ilr She Tlcaerd Michigan did almost as it pleased inlin the armer defense weak rainst forward passing the Wol rrlnes gave the 25000 spectators lP greatest exhibition of aerial is ever witnessed on erry ield ver before were so passes hron or so many completed In at at limes the game more re iml'ie I basketball than football (tr riling up 33 points in the st half every Michigan man in Ifonn was sent into tho combat thout seeming to greatly lessen he power of the onslaught The suing continued to baffle the zglc ends and hacks and the lino n'd up huies regularly Some idea of tho passing game used by Michigan may be gained rem the figures which show 33 were attempted and 17 cotn kted These tosses were a mix urn of short and long Leaves and he Maize and Blue ends and backs avo a stellar exhibition ot catch inem lure Was No Comparison It was Just a case of one team tly outclassing the other i Parents See Eckereai liidM tl11 1 Illinois Coutchis (2) Northwestern fit id (I) gr I 4 Sa nnHmnnnnnHx iiwii uni iiunm iir'J (S I 'b Jva: a vv av sV 'I Mt 5' tvx 'x" a ov4 s's s' A 4v 4 J' 'r1 5 a ajSh' i 'io V' wm tit 'n JBc Tr i ssimm i Jw I II I 'M ili i Badge Co ich iiitnitiiiifmHtfii 1 It Alabama the game ALABAMA New too Hovater Wesley Prutbt Compton Cooper Clemens Ii Bartlett Baty Oliver a Ho Hubert.