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I'll JO liEUlSTEIl AND LEADER: SUNDAY MORXIXCi, NOVEMREIt 12, 1911. Schrader, Iowa; umpire, Knowlton, Iowa; Drake must give way before the onrushes HIGHLANDERS LOSE field Judge, Ilanlon, lowa. DRIVING SLEET STORM STOPS GAME of me lyelones, II me siaie tnanipioii-ship is to be brought noma. It Is thoroughly appreciated here that both of WESTERN MAGNATES MEET action being taken by tho club owners In session here. Tha following members were In when the meeting opined: Frank Isbell, Pueblo; John Holland, St.

Joseph; W. A. Rourke, Omaha; Thomas Falt-weathcr, Hloux Clly; J. C. Magill.

Denver; T. Despiiln, Lincoln; Chester Woodward, Tnpeka, and Norrls O'Neill, Des Moines. these games will tax the strength ot the Ames team to the utmost. Williams and Watson will be put to a severe test In trying to keep their men going without FINAL MOMENT Then G. W.

and Geo. C. True spoke for the town. The Ellsworth defeat was the larcest score run up on a Penn team since when Drake scored 43 points. The only excuse that can he otfeied Is that I'enu underestimated Ellsworth and that the team lost heart after some of lie rulings of the officials, The dopesters gave Leander Clark the minor college championship of Iowa when they defeated Highland Park Friday.

Simpson hIho plays Leander and by these games Penn has a chance to show up among the minor colleges of the state. a slump during the next two weeks, following the two strenuous weeks Jiut past. rolled In the direction of the Highland Park goal. Its bourse was watched with Interest by the players until an Ellsworth man suddenly awoke to the situation, seized the ball and carried It to the five-yard line before an athlete In purple Interceded. This sudden and un-expected turn of events took the "pep" out of the homo team, and Inverted the score Into Its final Ellsworth, 11, Highland Park, 9.

Although hut a few minutes of play remained It looked as If the Highlanders (might still come out winners when Ells worth fumbled a punt on her own hlr-ty-yard line. But the visitors recovered the ball and the game ended with the visitors winners. The crowd left the It wus thought earlier in the season that the Cornell game would cause less worry than it has done, and that the week previous to It would allow the men to let up somewhat from hard work. Hold Kpswjon In Chlrnno To Sc'IkmIiiIc. CHICAGO, Nov.

II. -Next year's playing season In the Western league will open April 19 with the eastern teams playing In tho nest. The opening gum will played at Pueblo, Topeka, Denver and Lincoln. A committee was appointed today to complete the schedule and report to the league officials at Its next meeting-, this at If the Ames cripples can be gotten Into shape, the game with Iowa -on Nov. Is The boy's appetltr l.i often the source of amazement.

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IOWA CITY, la, Nov. 11. -Marshall-town wns defeated by Iowa City In an abbreviated gamo of only seven minutes duration this afternoon by the score of 11 to 0. Tho buttle was fought in a terrific sleet storm on a flooded field and the game was culled by mutual consent be-foro the first quarter ended, after Munk-hoff of Iowa City was knocked unconscious by a blow on the head In a fierce tackle lie recovered half hour later. several years.

It Is thought here tnat the defense which held the much touted field shivering and chagrined Nebraska line a week ago will be equal to the demands of the Iowa game, There ELLSWORTH COL. Oohrlng is no fear for the ends, kveu snouiu R. HIGHLAND PARK. L. Blattery L.

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WELL PLAYED GAME ('happen not be In the lineup, these pout tlons will bn well taken care of by Mc Schutt nana Trickey Collls Thompson Rlackstone Donald and Lattlmer. The former will C. G. T. have recovered from his Injuries by th CEDAR Nov.

11. The de-feat of the teachers at the hands of Cornell has only acted as a stimulus as the football squad ami the lust week hss been profitably spent In preparing them for the Hlmpsnn and Upper Iowa gumes. The- fact that Quarterback Davis Is out of the game for the rest of the season unit the work of second string men has meant several changes in, the lineup. It Is probable that Richards win he shifted to quarterback, to he replaced at halfback hv Hcallon. It Is probable that Patty will find permanent position in tho line.

Coaches and students am looking forward to victory In the remaining games. R. File R. Giaber K. Moomah time, and will be playing in old time O.

form. rs Exhibit Good Form Playe; Q. Jackson L. Parmley Ames Is wondering whether Curry will get Into the Kaine. If he does, he should Marshalltuwn was making a desperate effort to score and was playing a better Smith Q.

Hendrlckson.R.H. Wlrds H. R. Peterson F. PheiTis J.

Hendrlckson. F.B prove no better than will Hurst of Ames who Is playing the best game of his career this season. Both hack fields are game than Grlnnell and North High played here. In Spite of the Bitter Cold. Summary Touchdowns, Hendrlckson Parker and Hatcher played brilliantly strong this season, but there is a feel 2, Peterson; goals, Hendrlckson, Peterson: field goals.

Peterson. Substitutions In here that a comparison of the work done by each in the games so far wouhl for visitors and Mar.halltown's Interference was excellent. For Iowa City, for Parmley, Stoner for plar-is. NEBRASKA DEFEATS DOANE snow Aincs me ueuer ui me iwu. uereree.

van w.vw or urinneii. umpire, Graham of Michigan. Field jlso, Hack- Highland Pork college celebrated Its ad ett of Highland Park. Head linesman, mission Into the Iowa Intercollegiate coil' IOWA WESLEVAV. Swisher, Kinney nnd Munkhoff were stars.

They hit the line hard and skirted the ends effectively. Iowa Clly relied on straight football and had opened up no trick plays and had tried no forward Saullek of Nebraska. ference yesterday afternoon on the home AGGIES AND IOWA MOUNT PLEASANT. Nov, lL-Spe. passes.

Miller, Iowa City's star center, was declared Ineligible before this game, Gentlemen: If you don't know just what kind of an overcoat to buy, come here we have every kind. It will be easy for you to decide and Benjamin makes in the latest styles and woolens. Trice $15.00 to $35.00. 0 Men's Underwear Made by Staley and Lewis Knitting Mills union or two piece i. ii clal: low W'ealeyan's stock, which suf NEXT BIG BATTLE but will be bark In tho lineup against fered a sharp slump following the loss of last week's contest with Parsons college, again Is climbing preparatory to the I.nst Des Mollies.

The lineup: CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE. second battle with tne Kalrneld scnool on Nov. 29. at Fairfield. Once more dopest MARHICALLTOWN IOWA CITY.

backed to outdistance Nkpher by Drake It. K. Morgan U. E. Patton students, however, Crtniliuskprs Have Easy Time With Light Opponent.

LINCOLN, Nov. in the teeth of a November gale, with the temperature running close to zero, Nebraska today defeated Doane college of Crete by a score of 27 to 0. The cold numbed the hands of the players and fumbling was frequent, both teams offending equally. Nebraska presented a substitute line, with only two regulars In the backfleld, tor the first three quarters, but the new men performed their part well, taking the measure of the light college boys almost at the outset, scoring one touchdown In each quarter up to the final, when several substitutes went In and fairly tore up Mie Dnane line. The forward pass was working with success and several long runs marked the last two quarters.

Washington university Is rounding Into form rapidly at this stage of the sea Hull Caluius Stewart Bernstein HlKclow rs have a Wesleyan victory planned and KX) or 600 rooters will accompany the team to find out if their dopo Is correct. Manager Hueftle has an open date on the schedulo for the coming week and Lake Forest may be secured to play here. On Nov. 21 Christian university of Canton, already defeated by Wesleyan on their own field, plays fiere. Two shifts have been made in the line Patton Burns Randall Vug lit Ooetz Folev Swisher Munkhoff Ac hcrnian it.

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L. II son. Coach Griffith does not underestimate the St. Louis team, although It was defeated by Indiana 12 to 0, and won from Knox college only by a score of M'hlnery Hatcher Hmlth Fetters Parker 10 to 6. In the Hooslcr game, both Indiana touchdowns were made on long field by almost winning a game of loot-ball from Ellsworth college.

After apparently having the game Bafoly salted and r'owed away In a little berlbboned package marked 9 to 5, the Highlanders siKcumeVd to a sudden change of heart and printed the victory to the visitors. 11 to 9.1 Highland Park lost the fiercely fought contl by blocking a kick on their own thirty yard line and falling to follow up their advantage by falling on the pig-Bkln, which waa pounced upon by an Ellsworth man and carried over the Purple goal line on the next play, Just before the blowing of the final whistle. Both teams were evenly matched In plunging and kicking, but the Highlander surpassed the visitors In handling the forward pass. Despite the biting cold, Blattery received the ball and carried It for several substantial gains. Captain Peterson played his usual stellar game, and Schutt.

at center, broke through the Ellsworth line time after time to break up the plays of the visitors. Captain J. Hendrlckson played the best game for the visitors, both on offense and defense, fighting hard and fast every minute of the contest. Ellsworth's long I) up as a result of the Parsons battle. In Kinney B.

runs, one on a forward pass and the other Munkhoff which Wesleyan used the only substitute Summary1 Touchdowns, goal from touchdown, Morgan 1. Referee, oi tne season, me 1'arsons game was the fourth one of the year. Howard Garrison, rlcht tackle, has an Injured on an Intercepted forward pass. The game against Knox was played with two of the best Washington players out of the lineup. The lineup shoulder, which will keep him out for NEBRASKA.

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If Drake finds that Washington Is me rest oi tne season, wnue nis prntner, at fullback, is out temporarily. Teetor, who has been doing some good lino smashing for the scrubs, has the full-Dock position and Elmer Hoffman, an weaker than expected and there Is no doubt of the outcome of the game every DOANE. L. Rice L. Kln Mlcklo Adams R.

Bayles R. Bronson R. Davidson y. Wilkinson Mc lee L. K.

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Waruer W. Russell L. H. other scrub lineman. Is working at right Get Ready Now For Thanksgiving guard, stone being moved to tackle.

Baskjtball organizations are being effort will be made to shoot up a score which will Impress the other schools of the valley with the ability of the local eleven, To shake off the Impression gained abroad In Kansas and Missouri on account of the defeat at the hands of the Jayhawkers, Drake is preparing to h. Koran R. Kretslnger Purdy R. JOHNSON MILLER, rormea in preparation for the coming season. Edward Wahl has been marie captain of the Wesleyan academy team with Elmer Hoffman munager.

The college five will not go Into training until the football season closes. Gibson K. B. F. Cable Substitutions Nebraska, Warner for K.

Frank, Chauner ifor McKee, Shonka for LET US make you a new Suit or Overcoat Anderson, Elliott for Stelk, Pearson for I IJMOXJTHING CQMPAN BB Ross, u. Tank for Kusseti. or iniane, Moorman for Rice, Dickinson for IOWA COLLKGE. PHONE RID 53 8fl MAIL ORDEB-f FILLED DAY RECEIVED INDIANOLA BEATS BOONE GRINNELL, Nov. lL-With the Drake game a thing of the past as far as playing is concerned, now the team has two more games to be played and one of these will be the hardest game of the season.

That game Is the one at Mount Vernon on Nov. 26. The game next week will be a hard one. do things" In the two final games of the season. The student body, is getting behind the team more and more.

The spirit of the university was fine at the start ot the year. It has been growing better ever since. Alumni are falling Into the enthusiasm, and on Nov. 25, when Ames Is played at the Stadium, the local university will display the greatest exhibition of school spirit ever shown in Des Moines, according to the present Indications. 4- Cornell will have a chance to show its class next Saturday against the Coe team at Cedar Rapids.

Parsons meets Penn college at Oskaloosa and Simpson will clash with tho State Teachers' college at Cedar Falls next Friday. Des Moines college Journeys to Grlnnell this week to meet the team which Drake yesterday. Morning-side will tackle St. Joseph's college at Dubuque. est gains resulted from a fake kick formation which completely bewildered the Presbyterians.

The equality of weight of the rival teams was well Illustrated by the way Highland Park held Ellsworth for three downs before the ball could be advanced one yard over the goal for the first five points scored by the visitors shortly after the second half opened. The struggle to cross the goal line was the most pleasing feature of a game which would have been exciting but for the bitter blasts which made the loyal band of rooters more Intent upon keeping from freezing and distracted their attention from the punting duel into which the game developed after the first quarter. Ellsworth kicked off to Highland Park, who advanced the oval to the visitors' twenty-five yard line, where Captain Peterson failed to secure a field goal by a place kick. Boon after the ball was flrain Hilt tn nlnV tha as the men have Just came out of the hardest game or the season, and the practice the last week was a severe one Hard Fought Game Is Played On a Poor Field. INDIANOLA, Nov.

1L Special: In-dlanola High school defeated the strong Boone team here today by a Bcore of 12 to 6. Little open play was used on account of the condition of the field. In-dlanola gained much ground on fierce line plunges. The game was hard fought all tho way through, and neither team let up till the final whistle. Firampton and Rogers starred for the visitors, while Traub and Hayward did stellar work for the locals.

on the men. Des Moines college will be played here next Satuiday and by scores Grlnnell ought to win easily, but scores seem to count very little, so the game will be a hard fought one, as Des Moines has been waiting for this game all year. Coach Brown will give the men nothing but light workouts this week, as he does not care to have the men go stale. THE OLDEST EXCLUSIVE $15 store in the west and the best place to buy men's clothes. LARGEST selection of woolens to select from.

THE GLASGOW 319 Sixth Avenue Branch at 422 East Locust -5- -5- Coach Griffith at Drake holds an envl The lineup: BOONE. INDIANODA. L. Ptekard Golden L. E.

Kolger L. T. Sunberg L. G. able record.

In his ten years' connection with football squads he has never had a man Injured so that the effects were permanent. On these facts he bases his statement that football Is not such Leese C. i ted fifteen yards on a cleverly executed double pass from Pherris to Parmley. It V'waa the only trick to which the home fieam resorted during the game, and de-f served more than the few cheers which, 'jjt elicited from the loyal legion which slowly freezing to death on the y-'yjildflines. L.

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Plckard G. T. Moore Mockey Patterson Frampton Rogers a dangerous eport as It Is often painted, -J- A few new plays will be worked out and will hold one scrimmage practice Wednesday night. The game with Cornell Is the big game of the season and the odds are against Grlnnell, as Cornell Is stronger than ever and they defeated Grlnnell easily last year on their home grounds. Grlnnell will make a try to bring back the old hoodoo that held against Cornell till the team of 190!) went down to Its first defeat by the score of 6 to 0, and last year the score was 25 to 0.

Preparation Is being made to send the band to the Cornell game and the whole school Is going down enmasse, CORNELL COLLEGE. Q. Meredith Q. "There are cases of course where cold Jn DI1I1 I'DM'o tinffirul nnm. Traub R.

Hayward Carmer weather has caused a man In after years place kick was blocked, but Amo recov IF. Baker Zeahr F. THIS ON YOUR EYES to feel kinks In a knee or an ankle where Summary Referee. Collins of Simpson: ered the ball for the Purple and placed It on Ellsworth's five yard line, from he was hurt when playing college foot- umpire, Saul of Simpson; head linesman, Dunn of Simpson; time of quarters, 10 minutes. whUkod bM" Coach Griffith yesterday.

which vantage point it was 'But these Instances have been excep- tions. The results have not been such as across the goal line by Captain Peterson. He kicked his own goal. The first quarter ended with an interchange of punts, with the score 6 to 0 In favor of Is your husband cross? An Irrllnble, fault finding disposition Is often due to to affect a former athlete seriously In his life work On a cold day I sometimes notice a rhi umatic touch In one of my ankles which was badly wrenched one year when I was playing football. But Highland Park.

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to 0 at the end of the first half. EllswortDi started the second half with a rush. Two fake plays pulled off In quick succession took the Highland lads off their feet and before they returned to earth their guests had deposited the ball within one yard of their goal. Their heroic eleventh hour attempt to defend the goal seemed about to succeed, but the third attempt pushed the pigskin across and changed Ellsworth's zero to a 6 on the scoreboard. They failed to kick goal.

Highland Park had the better of the toe argument that followed, and twice booted the ball over the opposite goal line only to have the ball carried, out of danger by the visitors after It was again put Into play. Schutt played the prominent part in the third quarter, which ended with the score: Highland Park 9, Ellsworth 6. The tete-a-tete which ensued between the toes of the respective captains In the final quarter kept tho ball close to the center of the field; and the Highland Park rooters began to grow smiles ot smug satisfaction over the victory which was generally conceded to be theirs to have and to hold. But the hoodoo which has followed Highland Park during the season came forth at the last moment to brave the OSKALOOSA, Nov. In general and football In particular were CLARK'S "0arTebn'?" CRUISE Feb.

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AMES, Nov. 11. The two big state games of the season yet remain before the Ames team. Iowa and Drake must be met, with but a week between the cess of the college work. The meeting games.

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