The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • 13

This section contains the Social and Club Events, Sports News. Market Reports and Classified Ads. earn SECOND SECTION DES MOINES. IOWA. NOVEMBER 10.

1007. THE AGGIES EAT UP GRINNELL ELEVEN FLEET ILLIN1 ARE AMES WINS BY OVERWHELMING SCORE OF 49 TO 0. HAVVKEYE ELEVEN WINS IN HARD BATTLE BY A 8C0RE OF 25 TO 12. GRINNELL FIGHTS FIERCELY er mi mwkt 3. ZZ I Stalwarts of Illinois Who Bowed Down to Iowa I 1 I 1 1 -1 1 if I -as HUMBLED Bl IOWA X- kA en (7)' fo--.

A KIRK THE PARTICULAR STAR BUT AMES' DEFENSE WAS PRACTICALLY IMPENETRABLE. in li tin mMmimiwmiiirMii i i.Viil.i..;vi..fiii'in ivM. i ameif SlWiVK BAl'M. a DADANT. I'KTTTGREW-.

OHM. tackle Knd. ruiiutw-K. rr-TTr. i 1 i i iini uiiiip rnn nnr iinnTU pu nrnu i i i Ml.l vv.iu rlln unmniuiiioiibiun ,1 DEFEATS DES MOINES COLLEGE i A vvv 'r; BEATS OTTUmWs rilljrl 3lnuuL I V-T I BY 23 TO 5 SCORE.

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i Si Lambert for Amea Was Star of the Game Forward Pasa Helped the Scoring. GRINNKLL, Nov. Grin- nell was only a mouthful for Ames today and in a game desperately played, de spite the size of the ecore, the visitors piled up poin's to 0 for the wearers of the scarlet and black. Grinnell had only two chances to score. One was early in the lirst half, when Hleamaster attempted a place kick, which was hlocked, and the other lale In the second half, when Brunrhige missed a drop kick by a narrow margin, (jrlnneu had the bail lime or tne time ami not able to gain consistently against Ames' magnificent defense.

Touchdown From Forward Pass. Ames started scoring early In the first half, when Keppert received the ball frtim a forward pass in ntiuneia ana sprinted for a touchdown. Ames scored, two more touchdowns In the first half. and accumulated five touchdowns and place kick In the second. The nlavinr of Si lanrbert was the fen- ture of the game.

On two occasions this speedy back returned punts tor uuun-downs and Jeansnn duplicated the feat for one. W'lllet was a sure gainer on line smashes. (irlnnell was forced to make several substitutions In the second half. Mar-shall suffered a dislocation of his collar bone and MoCarty and Turner wrers forced to retire by injuries. Ames' Ends Too Strong.

The Ames ends were too strong- for Clruinell to negotiate and all attempts to) Flanagan and F.leamaster around them failed Hoth teams used for-ward pass frequently, Ames with better success. Ames averaged 15 pounds and Grinnell Grinneil's defense was stubborn throughout, McCarty, Flanagan and pierce nil doing excellent work. The lineup: AMES. Keppert Law GRINNELL. L.

E. R. McCarthy-Wells T.Pv. I C. G.

L. T. L. Mcltrath- Hartson Nelson Murphy Brugger McElhlnney Jeanson G. Campbell Sparks Pierce- Ganrer Flanagan Marshall- Brundags Bleamaster Balr Turner-Ziegler E.

L. Q. y. G. B.

TL. Lambert. H.jL. Willett Summary Touchdowns. 3, Willett Keppert, Jeanson; place kick, 81 lmb'erl.

Umpire, Prall. Referee, Cogge-chall. -t 1 CHICAGO SWAMPS PURDUE Final Score Rolled Against the Boilermakers is 56 to 0. CHICAGO. Nov.

0. The University of Chicago fooihall team easily defeated the eleven from Purdue university here today bv a score of ot to Purdue was outclassed at nearly all points of the game. Chicago won Ihe to ho.1 within a few minutes after (he kick'ff Coach Siagg's men bv long gains carried the ball across Purdue's goal. During the remainder of the half Chicago st'ored almost at will. In Ihe last half Purdue played a much stronger game and allowed only 14 points.

Hoth teams used a numlier of substitutes. Purdue bad several chances to m.ikH drop kicks, but bud passes prevented Forsythe. upon whom Purdue relied for the plays, from kicking goal. Hallo.vay, Shade and Hanna were the star ground gainers for the visitors, while Steffcn, Ferguson. H-illugs and Hchomnier did the best work lor Chicago.

llotli teams usen ine lorwniu -most continually with the honors on Chicago's side. Park clouds overcast the skv and a rlilllv wind blew across the fiel 1. The tcmpcrai ure was meal i.u oik on the licld una not too coiu i. spectators. The lineup: CHICAGO.

PURDUE. Hewitt snd Hpeneer Page and Schotnmer r- R. K. R. T.

Hoffman K. 1 Brundago Bryan Lyckry and Harris R- R. Anderson Hamiy and Worfhwiiie T. L. G.

Berkhciser Moulton and posoff L. T. Stcffeus II- wilt and and Sohoimmr Merrill Forsytlie Funk and Steffen lddinga and Sunderland 11. It. Halloway I Shade and H.

II Hanna Defray Ferguson ergusun and Gordon Meirlam Tniicnnow is. .1. 1 fen 4. Merrlam 1: goals from touchdowns. Sehomnv 2, Petray 2.

Page goals from Hh, Schommer 1. Steffen 1. safety, Put-due SWARTHMORE BEATS MIDDIES Annapolia Outplayed and Defeated By 18 to 0 Score. ANNAPOLIS. Md Nov.

Swarthmore ih midshipmen hero this afternoon bv the score of IS to in a football game in which tne leather was. In tho navy's territory the greater part of the time, and the middies were out played at almost every ponu. i ut was one in which the midshipmen in aa-diuou to being outweighed were unable to- do any open woi k. their gains on straignt no" ouciwuk. wuro the midshipmen completely out.

NEBRASKA DOWNS KANSAS Jayhawkera Lose to Cornhuskers By 16 to 6 Score. T.iWRFNCK. Nov. Nebraska hv tlm score OeiCaiCU of pi to 0 but the score does not give a correct estimate of the strength of the. Iwo teams as the fortunes oi mc favored the visitors.

The teams were evenlv matched and every inch of ground gaiueil by either team was hotly contested The N'ebraskans the forward pass with great eneoi. c.ou people saw the game. Perry Adel 0. The Perry High school team defeated Adel 'yesterday afternoon by a score of 5 to 0 Aldrnson made the winning score for Perrv bv running sixty yards for a touchdown. No goal was kicked, however.

i Wlnterset H. S. 16, Lorlmer H. S. 0.

WINTERSICT. Nov. 9-Snecial: In a rather loosely play-d game here, lnterset High school defeated Lorlmer High school 16 to 0. Verne Orr was the w-holo team for Lorlmer. The Wlnterset backs carried the ball well.

Kelly to Manage Boston. TORONTO, Nov. 9 Joseph Kelly, HIS MIGHTY TOE SCORES FIRST POINTS FOR HAWKEYES PASS IS EFFECTIVE. iRv Staff Correspondent i TnU'i CITY, Nov. Willi the yore sianums a end ot the first half, the braves of 1,.

cold braced and with an lire- II 1 1 1M .1 .1 Ht rush swept the Illinois (ore them ior t-ndlni 10 J. Alter me ms. mis uie I 1 lv imluhl football. ISCOIISIH. 4..

HV BI flfl ln of the for. Iltie WaS te Ull V. aim n.ti hv Cal- l.aru pnuo, in team. lowa trip. ,7 en I mes, aim .1...

llVITM ihHt nuniner writ- UWe 10 negotiate In way other mi UJ imi. hl lh time. WJ'V, ,1 nnn failed them. illt- no.s was eVMHtuuy to i-l for TowTi'. IMII.

i. ,,,,5 uilA. .1... or loo iiii'i'j team by 11 beHUUllll UH1 i i i til well i. lllinft B' HVnr Itf rUII Vfllll'ri L-n 111 II Druot and artvaneea a hi iiiiiiiii.

bark pmilK in laHhlon than :,) one t'lsi nas auuc nun Sinnock a Fast One, ir rhiw i tti uninut'r icKifrt ior lutits miitt I lll'l (Kit llIlPlinnUHreU Htl Ilium. jut w.tp ilown thp field on jtvintx Iowa klhfl tm lo uiHiom 1 Ihu fli'lil 1 liromlit the ball to the tuemy yard lin r- Kirk pIRC-Ml IMC I ail Ulti mo He eoal nvn 4. 1U ItOlft U. that mntnenl me na alniriM l-or the. next Ti'W mm Illinois ouitilaved Iowa.

By of nans the visitors scored a mlidovvn and kn-Kcii goat, ii.i,. ih liMkeve baik neld hud fumhlinir and a touchdown was Winded to Illim line me one s.c,. Wi.MOnMii last week, tiarflner rum ball ami HlUKIteman, MlK htiii (ambled he ,11.111 till Kiilinwa UUW1 Four By Air Houte ii rtuel In whleh Kirk exoellefl ihe trim -ie Kltiallv Hnnttnga. nw i a m-onana. rfwn Iowa's ball on the iniiinia ten rl 111)1 ffti I I if! A Id down, but man mur uj VtX hiu tti'iiiiirrM iih: 1'rop klokins Kirk ir.eii i-wfoveren it II tUl UUI TM.

nd went over tor a ened un the fnmniniK aiswi the goal. This pl.u-mi ion a. olnt In the lead The Second Half, i-ilf. Iowa vlearly out the IllinuU Uy weann uv was pbie 10 Kirk through Hazard, (il-oss anil tai'Kiet iuv first ii'iiti1 in ior -i. .1 i.i, -Up, I num.

vuiiin 'huh' ei.r I. well ill. UP nnn loon i for a lo.i' i of il.lK half came I lie wiifni fter luwa bad me.l the imii of the field on ti.rwaru i'-- iraiiiiii loo. Stewart had rcpiaeen some ornein i .1, Ol llKl'l- ine lo "1 Id' iiv 1111' II i' wil.i wliii iK-liKht tonight. I'm- the first time In three years team troin the Held Iowa ui-e1 the aril ia9 i n.ij i.vaI...

foe varus; ie forward MK-rensfully times foi- liylitv vlil'dw. Ueli ree Mot ornnek fn! lllinola was outplayed, hut not ont-'lamu'd. fowa's de. l.emii'iit of the for ward nassi was mincrw. me eiied in piraigui football.

"as err.ul Di-ne Hale, umpire, -it w.ie mv nriin.i came I ever UI. The Bietl blave.1 tierce Iv hut rleantv. Iowa has a llrst class Hernsman. an Old Kansas flayer, who mw Illinois rdav WiPi-onsIn, said Hols played aiuully a wen looay as mu weeks aao. Iowa aaltifd on stri(rht fooihall, 4S.i nrds; llilnoi gained on straight football ard.

Iowa nunted twenly times for an av erage of thirty-five. Illinois punted twen- ly-ihree times from an average or Iowa failed on the forward pass three limes. Illinois failed on the forward pas "Is times. The line-up: IOWA ILLINOIS farherry K. T.i ti.

R. K. K. T. icw'eil 41 Hook White Green Wham Gaum Sinnock It.

11, Itnstings Klllolt G. T. K. G. T.

I K. '). a. ti. White Hruggetnan Mnrphv tl.

Kirk II I F. H. Hazard Suhstltutes-Stewart for Hrtiggenian Itlehards for Haunt, Hull for Van Hook, routsman for Jewell, fllnnor for Gross. TouehdowusPadanl. Rallsback.

White, Jewell, Gross. 1 Prop kicks Kirk two. finals ftom touchdown Green Vilie two. eferee MeCorninek. Princeton, loplre Gale.

Chicago. Field judge Jameson, Purdue. Time of halves 5j minutes. two, Marshalltown 11 Oskaloosa 5. MARSH.VLLTOWN, Nov.

Mnrshnlltow i High school won Irom Oskalopsu this al'lernoon by a score 11 to i In a stubbornly fought game. UskaloosH made, a whirlwind start. left tackle, scorlnt; the first tou. h-Uown from the klcknfi In two minutes' play and kicking goal. -Archie, Kirk, fullback for Marslialltown, brother of Chick Kirk, the Iowa star, did uie nest work for the locals an.i was in i lie play at all times.

He made a touchdown In the Mist hnlf and kicked goal. Woodward scored Ihe second touchdown In Ihe last hnU, missing goal. Both leanis were weak on defensive, piny. Humboldt College Has a Team. Nov.

The llunilMildl college football team lias had very hard lime lo fill out Its schedule Ibis yea-, owing to the fact of Its late organization. Tho team Is composed principally 0j high school players and Is capable of putting up nn Interesting gante. The team will probably. met llnlfe and Elsmore. HumUoidt High school hns no football tills fall, but Is playing oi.Kketnall instead.

The School lias won number of matches. I 1 BY A 4 TO 0 SCORE. DES MOINES WAS A SURPRISE SHOWS UNEXPECTED 8TAENGTH AND HOLDS COE CLOSE. Coe Was Especially Surprised, Having Expected To Run Up a Much Larger Score. Coe 4, pes Moines 0.

The Presbyterians ran up against one of the toughest propositions they have met this season when they attempted to pound the Des Moines college line full of holes yesterday afternoon. Coe played good ball all the way through, but It could not make first down with any consistency against the Baptist line. Morrow was Hie star for Cue ant his sensa-tional playing and kicking in the llrst few minutes of play in the second half won for his Pea Moines, determined to win, played Its mass plays for all they were worth, but Hie Coe line went to low for them and only a few ot Dos Moines' many rlrst downs were made on the line bucks it lias worked so well so far this season. All the gains the Baptists made were scored of! tackie and end bucka. Once or twice Auperie, who played a star game for Pes Moines, got around the end ten yards, but on all other occasions the Pres'bvierians ditched tho Des Moines back titdd men for losses.

Dea Moines a Surprise. As a whole the form Des Moines college displayed was a big surprise and especially to Coe. All hough Morrow outpunted Clarke by easy average of ten yards, Clarke illed off a couple of twenty yard Iorward passes that made things look dangerous for Coe for a time. Alter Coe kicked off to Pes Moines, the Baptists fumbled and a Coe man secured tho ball. Coe.

confident that downs could made, failed lo punt II, and Pes Moines secured Ihe ball. The Baptists were forced punt. Clarke booting the ball uiiriy-five yards. A Coe man signaled for a fait raU-ii and then attempted to run with the ball. the referee msde a few ruies of his own, snd instead of penalizing Coe.

gave the ball to les Moines. 1 cs Moines carried the ball to Cue's thirty vard line where Clarke attempted anq failed to drop khk goal. Pes Molnea immediately held Coe. and Morrow punted forty yards into Pes Mirtnes territory. Again Approach Coe'i Goal.

lies Moines again worked the ball down loward ihe Coe goal line, and' Clarke ngain failed al a drop kick. Coe punted into safe territory, and soon Pes Moines was forced to punt back. Punts wr again exchanged. Rlstine of Coe return. Ing the Pes Moines punt In great stvle.

t'oe put a little ginger Into the gsme and made two first downs. A fumble, however, stopped their pace. lies Moines started oul first with the first attempted forward pass. With fifteen yards to go, the Bapisis lost the ball on downs to Coe. Coe failed at a forward pass and Morrow fnrtv yards.

Time Was railed on the next exchange of punts with honors for the first half even and the score 0 to 0. A Great Run. Moines kicked off against the wind In the start of the second half. Morrow gmbbed the leather on the run snd it a full thu-tv vards down the field. almost through the entire pes Moines team, before he was brought to the ri.nd Morrow Immediately punted.

th wind carrying the ball away intr. Pes Moines territory. Moines punted straight into tho air and Morrow mado a fair calch. And before the Baptlsis realised wnat happened the Coe captain on a place kick bad placed hnll between the Des Moines goal post for the four points that won then made a desperate effort to score. For twenty minutes they worked the ball bark and forward in toe territory, Clarke Irving several times for a field goal- But before the Baptists could do much harm, morrow go.

man the ball and booted It deep Into Pes lerrltorv. Pes Mollies would the hall back down the field only i aowns and then see tiic pigskin go sailing over their heads for forty vards. The last punt of Morrow wis a'beautv and came just before time was called. 'Pes Moines lost the ball on downs and from the side lines the die captain kicks tne nan flown the field, a Cue man falling on it more nlavs ended lie game and 11,.. M.llllO IlClll but a greatly surprised aggregation of foot hall players.

The lineup COE. Flnkham I. TVeslor L. PES MOINES. R.

oore T. R. illlet Madson L. G.IR. Miller Clancy Smith Nlokorson Sw aringen FergUBuii Risti.ie Williamson Benbow Morrow O.IO Hawkins Corle T.

L. K. 1,. Q. H.

L. Pearson Powers Aupperle H. R. It B.iF. McCienathan Referee Bell.

Umpire Gyle. Head linesman Van Meter. Time of halves-30 minutes. Field goal Morrow. H.

P. Seconds 6 Mit ille 0. The Highland Park col -eond team the MilcnelBr itgli school team yesterday afterno the score of ft to 0. Brown made the touchdown and kicked goal for Highland Park get lf. Si WCN GAME IN SECGND HALF WEST HIGH DEFEATS GRINNELL HIGH SCHOOL.

Ida Grove Fails To Defeat the Sioux City High School After a Fierce Fight. MTTl'MW'A. Nov. The North les Moines High gehool team this afternoon defaated the Otiumwa High aehool bv a score of to 5. Ottumwa oneneri the name with brlek showing.

In tew inin.ltol Stolt Went tllrOUKll the D. Moines line for a touchdown. Xne visitors then retaliated with a touchdown l.w In the last half the Home boys were ntireiv ui the iiiercv. of 'Pes Moines. Handv cied a touchdown, hut Wmoiis faijed'tu kit goaL mada a drop kick, an.i later niuintin anA then kicked g.ull.

fail Blase, rlayinK lott ball on the Des Moines learn, received a severe Iraeture to his left shoulder during the playing, fi-oture ihotieh seriona is not con- ai.K.r. too serious to k'-en him out of the i luu C.vovc-'N'orth. High game wl.i.-li is to be nlayx'd at Ida grove on Thanksgiving Jay. IDA GROVE FAILS TO WIN. Sieux City High School Plays Fast Team To a Tie.

SlOl'X CITV. Nov. Special: In a by ruugnness, Ihe Sioux Cltv and Ida Grove High school football teams battled lo at to 0 tie at iihEioii park this afternoon. Ida Grove uuiwelghed the locals, and in offensive tactics showed slight superiority, but at viltli.ul points was unablu to make ncces-SHrv gains. Tiie plav In the first half was In Sioux t'itv territorv.

and Ida Grove made several unsuccessful altempts at goals from the held. Sieux City i'ad the best of the second liaK, but the Ida drove g.al van never in danger. Otuslde of a few double i.iss.s. Ida Grove stuck almost entirely to straight football, while the local team worked the forward pass and the onside ki li wllh fair success. IDA OROVK, Nov.

The Ida Grove s.iuad i-i-tunn-d this evening from Sioux Cltv. sore over wnui consider the unfair livatm. nt elved til hi hflllfS Ol Hie lo'ix hool authorities. The local learn was Mlterna.lve of acc.PIIng the oflb ials sele. le.1 bv Sioux City or calling off the game.

Referee Hailgcrow n( Sioux Cilv penalized the locals Mil yards during the tvunie. to yards for Sioux City. The Ida- Grove goal line was in danger onlv once, while the Sioux city team was pushed to wllhin two or three yards of their goal at least live times daring Ihe game. The Ida Grove boys pushed the sloux Cilv team over the line once, and believe thai Ih'v were enlitled to two points, but their claim was not allowed. Siotir City has a strong team, hut Ihe locals should hsve defeated them touchdowns.

Ida Grove did no! put up Hie game that It did last weeH against East High. WEST HIGH ALSO WINS. Defeats drinnell High By a Score of 16 to GRINNKt.L, Nov. West High won Us game with Grinnell High school In the second half today, scoring three touchdowns and winning by a score of 1 to ti. 1 Grtniwll scored in the first half on a HilAy-flve vard run by- Martin from a fake kick, 'but Des Moines came back strong.

Spooner of Grinnell was disqualified for rough Wagner, Shrae-der and Cllnite were the star ground gainers for Dts Moines. The lineup: WKST HIGH. GRINNELL HIGH. chappell H. Shrseder K.

I- L. K. Sutherland I. G. '67 R.

T. Newton Hammond Dannenburg Thompson Creamer Spooner and Carter Patton Wiltanmtli Marl In Gaylord While Callender Van Dyke Clinlte Roe I- K. R. E. A Hammltt VI Wagner R- H.

L. H. A. B. Hammltt.L.

R. H. Freeborn -T- F. (ifTklals-l'mplre. Prall: referee.

Copse-shall. Time of halves, minutes. Clinton 20 Dubuque 10. CLINTON. Nov.

ft. Special: riiihiioiie High school teams bat tled in a drizzle, the locals taking the same by a score of 20 to 10. The sensational feature of the game wss Selle's from the thirty-five yard line for Clinton. Cedar Falls 17 Cedar Rapids 6 CEDAR FALLS, Nov. 9.

-Special: ti, i-w Falls High school team de feated the Cedar Rapids team here this ttv score of 17 to 6. The in ning team easily outplayed its opponents and at nn time was the outcome of the game ill doubt. Lincoln 33 Harlan 0. t.lxilll.X. Neb Nov.

9 Special: Lin coin High school won In easy fashion on ti gridiron today from Harlan, High school, the score stunuing Si to I VAN IlooK. Uual d. INDIANS DEFEAT HARVARD FINAL SCORE AT CAMBRIDGE JS 23 TO 15. Redskins' Versatility in Football Tricks Too Much for Crimson Players. CAMBIUDGK.

Mass Nov. mem ory of previous defeats was forgot ten today in the victory of the Carlisle Indians over Harvard by a score of 23 lo K. For versatility of play the Indian team has not bw.ii equaled on Soldiers' field since th2 new rules went Into effect. Forward passes, delayed kicks and cross passes followed each other In rapid succession until the Harvard players became bewildered and seemed utterly unable to stop the march of the Indians toward their goal. The.

visitors scored twice in the first hnlf and twice in the second, and all the four times on brilliant rushing. The Han-vard points were made on two touchdowns and a goal from placement by Captain Parker, one of the touchdowns were made on fumbles by the Indians directly In front of their own goal line, so that it was comparatively easy for lh. crimson players to push the boll over. Harvard Bewildered. One of the Harvard goals from the touchdown was missed, but little Mount Pleasant, the Indian quarterback, kicked three out of four attempts.

i The play was one of the most sensa- tional seen on Soldiers' tield for many years. The Indian quarterback caught a Harvard punt on ills own thlrly-flve yard line and dashed straight for the assembling players. It seemed a hazardous play, but ho proved too slippery for the Crimson men and went through Ihe greater portion of the Harvard eleven like a greased pig ami after shaking himself clear lie eluded Newhail, who stood be-iween him and the goal and then dashed for Ihu Una. Forward Pass Effective. The other three Indian touehdow-ns were made through their success in carrying off the iorward pass.

The first Harvard-score came through a fumble by Carlisle on their own seven yard line and two Crimson rushes lollewi d. More brilliant play followed for ihe next few minutes on the part of Cnrlisle during which ihere was futile attempt at a goal from the field. Finally the Indians secured the bill on the Crimson forty yard line and rushed il to the twenly-iive yard line on a delayed pass. Another forward pass sent it to tho ten yard line nml after two piniwws in tins center Mount Pleasant again signaled for the new play and the ball was tossed directly to the goal line, far oul of reach of Harvard players, none of whom were anticipating such a play. I Caplain Parker's goal from the Held rjime soon aftir tun brought the eoc.ro up to 12 to TO nt the end of the tltst half.

In the second half, alter Mount I'leiis-nnt's sensational dash for a touchdown, came the only Harvard rally in the game. From Carlisle's fifty yard line Harvard pushed the Indians steadily back twenty-live yards, where a forward pass was nl-lempled and muffed by a Carlisle player. Harvard recovered the ball on the Indian's live yard line and rushed It across In three plays. AHer this the Indian goal was never In danger. Tills was followed by another forward pa and- score.

Jefferson 53 Boone 0. BOONE. Nov. Special: The Jefferson High school football team defeated the local high school squad here this afternoon by the decisive score of to 0. The Hooue line was unable to stop the progress of the Jefferson backs and tackles, who made tiiu most long gains for the winning team.

for on be to COACH I ALL. FOOTBALL RESULTS In the West. At Iowa Cltv-Iowa 23. Illinois 12. At Grinnell Ames 49.

Grinnell u. At Pes Moines Coe 4, Pes Mottles college 0. At Chlcagm Cliiaao Purdue 0. At Madison, Wis Wisconsin 11, Indiana X. At St.

St. Louis university 11, abash college 12. At Lawrence, Kas Nebraska 16, Kansas s. At Stanford, Cal. Stanford 21, Califor nia 11.

At Omaha Creighton university 21, Drake univ.rsity 11. At Omaha Beilvue college 2. Doane 0. At St. lyniis Slate of Mines cf F.olla 11, ashington university 8.

In the East At Columbus, O. Ohio Stato universlly 22. Oberlin 1. At South Rnd Notre Dame Knox 4. At West Point Cornell 14, Army la.

At New Haven Yale Brown 0. At Princeton-Princeton 14, Amherst 0. At. Cambridge Carlisle Harvard 15. At Annapolis Swarthmore IS, Navy U.

At Bel iieie.iem. Pa. Lehigh 34, L'uiver-sitvof New York I). At Philadi lnhiaT-Penii8lvania 3S, Pennsylvania Slate college 0. 'At Easton Lafayette 34.

BuckneU 0. Lancaster, pa. Franklin and Marshall Jefferson Medical college in. Hanover, N. H.

Dartmouth ol, Holly Cross 0. At Gettysburg, Pa. Gettysburg 12, Ur-Binus 0. At Atlanta. Ga.

Sewanes IS, Geoi-gla Technology 0. At New Orleans Tulane university 12, I'nlvcrsity of Arkansas 17. At Pittsburg est -rn university of Pennsylvania 10, University of West Virginia t'. At New Haven Tale freshmen 22, ITInceton freshmen S. At Jiarietta o.

Wittenberg 11, Marietta SS. At Haverford, Pa. Haverford Rutgers t. At Villanova If, Fordham 11. At Carlisle.

Pa. Dickinson college 4, Medlc.vChirurgical college 0. At Burlington. Vl New Hampshire Slate college 0. University of Vermont 5.

At Schenectady, N. Y. University of Rochester 4, Union college 0. Hai ford. Conn.

Trinity 2i, Stevens S. At Bivlford. Mass. Massachusetts Agricultural colge IS. Tufis lo.

Middleboro, Conn. Williams IS, Wcs-leyan 0. High School. At Grinnell-West High 16. Grinell tlirh ft Ai Ottumwa North High 20, Ottumwa High R.

At Pes Moines Drake freshmen 0. East High a. At Boone Jefferson Boone 0. Al Cedar Falls Cedar Falls 17, Cedar Rapids 6. At Sioux City Sioux Cilv 0.

Ida Grove 0. At Pea Moines Highland Park college second team'. Mitchellvtiie. High school (X At Colfax Newton 12, Colfax 0. High school here In a well played, clean game.

Karlham won on better football. Pcxler had the advantage over Firlham on straight football, but the fakes and forward passes of the Earlham boys were too much for tile Dexter Irvs. Bechlel and Gilbert starred for Earlham. Marsh. Gowdey, Jones and Hammond played a star game for Dexter.

Union Wins at Basketball. MARSHALLTOWN, Nov. The basketball teams of Oilman and Union High schools met at Oilman this afternoon. Union winning by 23 t.1 11. J.

Sanson, one of the Union guards, scored 21 inilnis himself by baskets from Held and a freo throw. CAPTAIN' GARDINER, Left half. DRAKE LOSES TO CRE1GHTDH SCORE GOES AGAINST THE DES MOINES TEAM, 21 TO 11. Drake's Defense Could Not Hold Back Creighton's Determined Rushes. OMAHA.

Nov. SpeclaU In Ihe nu.st spectacular and ini. ns, ly interesting football game of tne local season, creig it-ton beat Drake -1 to 11. tne winners making three and a goal from field, while Hie losers made a touchdown, a field g.al and a safety. Kolh leAms rihihited all ihe tricks known to the play and, loe game was tree ironi m.

n.mlna! rough- noes, not a man on illier team was Ik ing even warned. Drake was supported by a good number of rooters from Pes Moines, who made th-mselves heard often and long. At the end of the first half the wcorn was 1) to 10 In favor of Drake, but the Crelghtons rallied and won out. Captain Hoffman tit left tackle, Left Halfback Wilson and Quarterback Haggard were the stars for Drake. Hoffman was everywhere, grabbing kicks, tossing Crelghton runners hack and generally a thorough knowledge ot the game.

Haggard CRine in handy In the first half, when he kicked a field goal, and Wilson's run was a feature of the Drake play. The lineup: CBKIOHTON. DRAKE. Roonev R. K.

R. Nelson laimphler R. T. It. Sc.harnberg V.

oedhorn K. i McCormick C.iC Warren Waauer u.iu oyneer Morgcnlhaler T.IL. 1 Honman L. fi. uair Brume Q- Haegam Hroneek K.

Slovens 1.. uson Magiti F. Woodrow Touchdown Hroneek. Maglii, warren. Goals from touchdowns Urome 2, Hag- ca.rd.

I IT-111 eii'wri, ii.a.u. Safely Morgenthaler. ARMY DEFEATED BY CORNELL Initial Battle Disastrous To West Point Cadets. WEST POINT, N. Nov.

9 Cornell and West Point met for their Initial bat tle on the gridiron here muay aim uie llhacans mined the army by a score of II to 0. Cornell had the bill at tne enu the first half ith a score of ti to 4. but the soldiers cnangeu mis cany in im second period of tne game heil Phlloon got through for a touchdown and Beavers kicked the goal. This placed the army ahead 10 to but during the remainder of the game the Ithacans outplayed the local men, who after having a touchdown and goal scored against tlnfln and forced at almost the last, nilnuio to a safety which finished the. scoring.

PENNSY HASAN EASY TIME State College Loses By a Score 2a to 0 On Franklin Field. PHILADELPHIA. Nov. T'niversltv of Pennsylvania footltall team here had' an easy time of with the I'ennsvlvania state college eleven on ir-i inL-lin Held todaV defeating the UP- siaters bv ft score of to 0 Ten of Pennsylvania's points were scored in uie first half. Pennsylvania's goal was at no time seriously menaced.

Earlham 5, Dexter 0. DEXTF.R, ham High l.i.. Nov. 9. Special: F.irl school defeated the Dexter manager oi ioia eui Hague baseball club, hns engaged as manager of the Boston Nationals for next year..