The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 18

4 THE REGISTER AND LEADER, SUNDAY HORNING, OCTOBER 22, 1005. SCARLET AND BLACK Some of Bergen's Grinnell Stars Who Defeated Drake Ran jiBiin 11 im a 1 DCFEAT3 ROCK ISLAND HIGH BY SCORE OF 4 TO 0. FIRST OF IOWA CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES GOES TO GRINNELL. lRDflsfMGAI AC All TRIUMPHS "if St I dl tfi i.7 nt tor iiow nrtCJ TUC MC0' DRAKE BOWS IN DEFEAT 1 I 1 1- f- 5 1 'f 1 1 I t' I 1V.1 i DAVIS, Tackle. TO THIRTY-NINE HAWKEYES NO MATCH FOR THE HEAVY MINNESOTA TEAM.

IOWA PUTS UP GAME FIGHT HOLDS SCORE THREE POINTS LOWER THAN AMES. Williams' Team Plays In Mid-Season Form and is In Good Condition. MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 21. -Special: Playing one of the roughest games ever witnessed at Northrop field and continually stopping the play 4iy senseless wrangling and arguing the Iowa football eleven was today defeated by Minneapolis ly a score of 39 to 0.

Minnesota offense was Irresistible nnd was rarely stopped, but persistent fumbling by the Gophers' backs at critical times kept them from grea'ly Increasing the totul of touchdowns. But once or twice waa Iowa in any position to score and at these times she could not gaing. being forced to punt when a slight show of dash on the offense might have worried Uie Minnesota men. Throughout the contest, however, tiie Iowa men fought gamely against the heavy tackle attacks cf the Gopher forwards, but were pushed steadily backward for touchdowns wh-n Minnesota could refrain frum fumbling the hall. GOPHERS HU SCORE riftww rviviv uvkg 1 1 i'voh BALL WAS IN DES MOINES TERRITORY MOST OF THE TIME.

But 8trcng Defense of West High Saves Their Goal Line 8. Maoom- ocr mattes rsica. DAVENPORT, Oct. 21. -Special; West Des Moines and Rock Islarld high, schools played a tight game at Kock island Saturday af.crnoon.

West Des iio. ties winning by a score of 4 to iK Kuck Island kept ihe ball in Des Moines' territory most of the time, but the strong; dciense uf the visiting team prevented H. scoro. Time and again the Home team was held for downs alter forcing the bail nearly to las Monies' gold line. A phteo kick by S.

Macomber gave the visitors the winners' end of the score after eighteen minutes ot play, otherwise Rock Island had ihe best of the argument. Tu lineup: Klk'K ISLAND, i tE8 MOINES. Klnner K. E. R.

SowderS Kuims R. McDonald Montgomery O. ii. 0 Craft btrecaius C'C. ha fcwtnsoti i-hrhau Mcdanus Liu liambtek u.

L. Mitchell L. T.i L. L. Macomber L.t.

Newman Stewart Wagner ii. 11. itH. L. 11 Denny Collins 3.

Macombor Summary Time of halves, 25 and 10 ndnutes; place kick, S. Macomber. Referee, Barr of Davenport; umpire, Coggea-hall of Des Moines, tuners, Weeks ol lie Moines, Knapp of Rock Itland. EAST HIGH IS DEFEATED. Loses To Clarion High School By a Score of 29 to 0.

CLARION. Oct. 21. -Special: Clarion iiiti'i school made a runaway game this afternoon, defeating hast hlgn of lies Moims to u. The visitors lust simply because they could not check the desperate hue plunges of their opponents.

The time of halves was twenty minutes. Touchdown. GoHIln iwo, Courson two, Sturgioti; goals, Sturgeon four. Umpire, Dav. lU'i'tree, Knapp.

Head linesman. Fuck. OAK PARK HIGH LOSES. Knoxville Wins a Well Played Game, 22 to 4. KNOXVILLE, Oct.

Tim Knoxville High school team de tlv oak Park. Des Moines, team i'li ct.ioiioc neiii iieiia luuay a ih Die Of 21' to 4 Tiie prifflit was clrrtrilv nnd holly coaiested from start to finish, Tim oak Psrk team deserves the highest credit for their' plucky game against a heavier and stronger team. There were no unpleasant I'eaiun-s to the game and both teams showed the true sp.rit of ttm game Ouk Park's score was mada near the close of the second half by a place kick from tip' Hventy-five yard line. Knoxville made two touchdowns in each hilf, missing two goals. Nevada 12 Iowa Falls 0.

NEVADA. Ia Oct. 21-Rperial: In the cleanest and hardest fought gnme of the season Nevada High won over Iown h'Un siior vi io V. 1 lie 1 touchil own and goal was made in th' flefn part ot the first half and the secon I wes made in the last minute of play in tha second half, with yards mndu in hard line smashes. The teams were evenly matched fur weight.

Carr played on the derision of the State Principals' association. North High 17 Indlanola North Des Moines yesterday furthrvrofl her cliiini to being a factor In the le Moirtes citv championship race hy defeating Indian da High bv tiie score of IT to 0. North High had the game well In hand throughout and twice stopped Indlanola tne latter was within six inches of Iwr goal. The field wits fast and tiie game lull of sensations. Onawa 11 Mapieton 0.

ONAWA la, Oct. The Onawa High school second team defeated the Mapletoa High school second team h'Te this afternoon by a score of 11 to 0. Umpire, Hiii.iingion Referee, Oliver. Twenty and twenty-five minute halves were played. Ellis.

Ross and Ertckson were easily th alar? for Onawa. Marshalltown 17 Grinnell 6. GRINNELL. Oct. 21.

-Special lr, a hard fought game Marshalltown defeated Grinnell by a score of 17 to 1. Both teams were strong on offense, but weak on defense. In the last few minutes of play Perry, the fast halfback from Marsnalltown, received the ball on a punt ami ran throuvh the whole Grinnell team for a touchdown. Ottumwa 27 Davenport 2. OTTUM A.

Oct. In the football game here this afternoon the Ottumwa High school defeated the Davenport Ilich school eleven by a score uf 22 to 2. The game was well played and witnessed by a large crowd. Dubuque To Play West High. nUBUgUE.

Oct. 21. -Special: Th Dubuque High school easily defeated Dubuque today by a score of L'3 to (I. first half resulting 0 to n. The team meets West Des next "Saturday.

Storm Lake 40 Webster City 0. STORM LAKE, Oct. 21. -Special. Storm Luke High defeated Webster City High todiy.

40 to n. Th locals are bidders for the state championship nnd want a game with West or North High of Des Moines. Washington 17 Sigourney 0. SIOOl'RN'EY, Oct. 31.

-Special: Washington and Sigourney High s-mvls pbiyeri a football game here lodav, resulting in a score of 17 to 0 In favor of Washing! on. Montezuma 30 Brooklyn 0. MONTEZUMA, Oct. Montezuma High srhool defeated Brooklyn High school today by a score of 3d lo 0. Sioux City High Loses.

SIOUX CITY, Oct 21. -Special: Council Shifts High school won from Sioux Cltv High srhool today by a score of 17 to (). Belmond 14 Kanawha 0. BELMOND, Oct. 21.

-Special: Belmond defeated Kannwha at football today by a score of 11 to 0. Algona 29 Emmetsburg 0. i EMMETSRURG. Oct. Algous ll.gh school defeated the Em-metsburg football team todav bv a score of 2i to i).

Eat snappy playing won tl game for Algona. Tiie attendance was fair. Purest In quality, Largest In Quantity, Best In the Judz-mint of tht MARTIN'S ir a--SH FOR 5c, TRY IT 519 W. Mulberry Street. Kl FIERCE BATTLE FOUGHT OUT ON A FIELD HEAVY WITH MUD.

Lighter Team' Stone Wall With, stands Drake's Heavy Rushes and Victory Follows. What the Coaches Say. V. Bergen. Grjnneil-It v-as iih u-icse in tne s.oond half, ii.

lilt; business. Drake had the ot us in weight but I led mat wu u.Hpiaycd Hum and am proud of my plucky team. 1 il.i nut umiK that iuake wnu.ii have gained mi freely around me i-iitltf o-i it better field Our ends were mired it uud were Imilly hiiroiHToil by th tinl going. William Al. Ilcsuiu.

Diane We were (ti fcau and hut In about all ilnrc is to il. It was a haul fought game and Griiinell piayed winning louthall. I think that we gained more nut yards dan count, you My opinion is that nir I am Is tin- i.e;!er. we lost todav. Wo hope to up hr this tf.at ii tiic rest of 'In' games this year.

On a held deep with mu.l unj before a I cmeii'liius eiuwd uf njiiun bedecked luoieis tile seanet and uiani. uf Grinned ueteatcd liraat, her old rivai, yesterday aiieinouii by a fcure ut it to i. Ll is Llm lust time tor years tliat Gnnnili had fuiiiu out uf a game with Drake Willi Hying colors, an. I uie victory Is all Hie sweeter lor tin; Iowa college men because of its being unexpected and coming ad it did alter toe druuuing tne nine and while Gnitiieil a jear ago. Urlnnell won mi Mlraigiit bard lootbaat, uaipiayiiig He-slot) ciiaiges lroiu tne i.rsi.

j'he stone wall line stood time anj again against tno lleife rushes a. id piunges ut the Diuko bacas and linemen Wnu were called back la tne vain but ciitifefcs eifort to force back the row uf roucning sucrlet and black jerseys. And Hunt tneie w. ih Drakes defeat, lual impregnable eloicnse. lane a ciarie game th ren met Uie game wail a ueiense mat would r.ot uieaK uown.

Un ti other nana, 1113 men found a lew holes in tne Drake line and tne Grinnell nuei lei em Held when it was must needed, ienal.h.s also coat Drahc. neai and came at tiuus waen me incited uaated. it was a hard fought battle and the Yiciurs and aiiquiauou ueaerve gt ea fiiuit Had praise tur me d.s-jaayed tiirouiint'Ul. I'rake never gave up ana defeat was nut iiumiitea until tne i.iiai wiiistie was soundeu. ihen tu team nfoj'jied exnauslcd.

li.e was dune in the first ban. limine wa.i isuiuiisea at the lieice f-taease cy tne hunter team, iut tne baa in Her uwn urruory anu an e.ui rim l.ieamasier over the isoal i.nc in an. ut lieiat minutes ot may. iwehe liiimites later Lapt. Tom ciui-tnain seiuud a gual from placement and tne scoie uf a to 4 remained througn me game.

'I lie fa eur.il lialf Hii rfHm.it out in Gimntli tenitoiy and nei goal wa. laieatencd see.al tunes. f.ach time, however, the defene of Grinnell pruveo loo much tor Drake anu tne attempt .0 nitke anutner place kick that toll iwtJ Drake resorted to end rurs vvitn L' tter in the second naif. 'n-I' llerence snowing up much better than 11. has at.

any mher time this year. irake showed poor judgment in several Irxtuwx. After iiiintf oodiow for con-bisiciu gain into the left of Ortnneil's 1 ne anu round the end. Taylor would try ine iK-ht Pf (he fica: let and black, where Drake hail never la-en to gain, as soon as the team reached striking dis-t of the (innncll goal, in many a 'petition of the general. Mp laat was so costly In the Ames Ivimc last Thanksgiving.

A football game was never played on a worse ileal. The stadium was ankle d'ep in mud in many plates and was very win re soft and heavy. Before the fcrcen objected to playing on the lle.d but sent his men in with a determination to win. The play was characterized with roughness from both sides and Burcham arid McKean were ordered from the Held in mo second half. There were no injures.

Crake Wins the Toss. Drake won the toss and f'aptali. chose to receive the hail at the south goal. Valerius kicked to Taylor on the five yard line Rnd Wilson dropped him tho twenty-five yard line. Drake failed to gain into the line.

McDonald broke through and propped Ilao-1 rook for a loss. Taylor attempted to I -it't and Mi-Kean blocked. It was (Irlnnell's ball on the eighteen card line. Hleamuster plunged Into right tackle for three yards. Drnke was for side play, rt'sr f.To a the line for three yards.

Drnke "if and took tho ball on downs In-'de her own ten yard line. Again In Id and again Tayh was forced bunt, standing within his own iv yard line. HIeamnstrr received the bad on the thirty-live yard line and ran back ten. Wen master took a small gain Into the line, Jaqua went through fen yards. Uleamaster hurdled for l'urcham and Conaway blocked another i'.

to go through the line nnd Hba-master til.d for a goal from placement, but failed, (iritinell, however, t'-ok the ball on the ten yard line. Die m.a-ter y. allied on a (ross buck Into tackle and Grinnell was penalized fltteen yarila for holding. Itisscr went around the right fiKht yards and Bbarnaster led the left iifteen more and a touchdown. McKean failed goal.

S. me, in nke 0. (irinn.ll il. Tins kicked to Burcham who came hack 'o the thirty-five yard line, hut icr wus forced to punt Imme and Dleamaster w.is downed whole he caught the hall at tiie renter of tin; Held. Drake hi id and took the ball.

Ihircham v.eat through Die line for six yatris. Wuoihuw Hashrook failed to gain. Taylor was upon again, Drake men da-he, I into while (he ball was In the air and Drake was penalized. Valerius punted llureham, who shook' olT three 111,11, but was driven outside. Drake Scores.

'Vith (lie ball (irlnnell's fifty yard 'hie Drake started down the Held. Jlas-iiook took six yards through the line fWlowed with two more and went aiound the end for fifteen. Weodrow went two yards through tho and Itutcham tried the end again little success. Grinnell was penalized for off side play. Con-iwav and and Hashrook made first down with Ut iiiii, II ildin-r liard.

Burciiam failed to gain on the ten yard line and prepared lor a goal from placement. The i ffurt was successful. Valerius kicked to Burcham on the ten yard line and he was downed on the twenty. Ulahnm called the ball hack and Valerius kicked to Taylor on (ho five yard line. The little quarter came back thirty.

Woodrow failed to go through ami Taylor was forced to punt fitain Valerius took the ball on the forty yard line and came lurk ten. was penalized and Drnke took the hall. Woodrow went around the end for three yards and Woodrow made It first down. Burcham fumbled and Grinnell look the ball on the lifty yard line. Itisscr galmd but Goi.away stopped the next charge and Valerius punted to twenty-live yard line.

Grinnell took the iali again. IilsaT gained on a d' hyed 'pass hut the scarlet and black was pen- i LV'V I BLEAMASTER, Right half. Summary of Results Western Games. At Des Moines Grinnell 5, Drake 4. At Ames Ames 61, 0.

At St. Paul Minnesota j9, Iowa 0. Al Cedar Falls-Normal Cornell 0. At Minneapolis Minnesota freshmen 6. Iowa freshmen 0.

At Madison Chicago 4, Wisconsin 0 At Champaign, 111. Purdue 29. Illinois 0. At Ann Arbor 31, Nebraska 0. At Evanston.

111. -Kentucky university 0, Northwestern 0. At '1 urn bus, O. Ohio State university I.V;,auw ti. At Cincinnati, O.

nlversity of Cincin nati Marietta college 4. At Tiffin. O. I eidi'lberir 42. Flndlav col lege u.

Jacksonville, 111. Illinois college 8, Illi nois Htatu Normal 0. Decatur. 17. Lombard 0, At South Bend, Did.

Wabash Notre Dame 0. Al La wren cf, Kas. Kansas 31. Okla homa tinivetsity 0. At Bloomlngton, Inn.

Indiana univer sity 3', Washington university 0. Eastern Games. At New Haven Yale 13, Pennsylvania Slate college 0. At West Point Harvard 6, West Point 0. At Annapolis Navy 3i, nlversity of North Carolina 0.

At Philadelphia Pennsylvania s. Brown 6. At Ithaca Cornell 30, Western univer sity 0. At New York Columbia In, Amherst 10. At Princeton-Princeton Lafayette 4.

At Carlisle. 3:, Dickinson 0. At Worcester. Mass. Holy Cross 12.

Worcester Technology Institute At York-W esieyun SI, lorn university 0. At asr.ington Georgetown 0, Swarth-more 2s. At Hartford, 5. Trinity 0. At WashingtonGeorge Washington 0, Johns Hopkins 0.

At Andnver. Mass Phillips Andover Harvard freshmen 4. At Hanover, 24, Williams 0, Ai Noifelk. Vtt. 1'niveisity of Virginia la.

Ducknell 11. At Lianville. Military institute lie. Franklin Military academy a. alined and I'rake took the ball.

Grinnell piled Drake up twice and the half ended with the bail In Drake's possession on her own twenty-five yard line. Drake Improves In Second. Drake showed a decided Improvement In the second half nnd the battle was fought out in GrinnWl teiritory. Burcham kicked to Jarnta who rame bark to the twenty-five yard line. Kisser went around the end for six yards.

Risser fumbled hut McKean fell on Die hall. Bisser went down six yards, Jaqa took two and Blenmasier th Grinnell passed the center of the ft Id with the back tearing through the Diake line. Then the blue and white held and Valerius punted to Burcham on the twenty-five yard line. rook and Woodrow made short gains find Drake made first down twice on nhort line smashes. Woodrow got away for twenty yards Hashrook went fifteen more nnd cheers broke out from the Drnke hhachers.

Klntz took the hall to the ten yard line where Grinnell braced and took the ball. After a line smash Drake was penalized five yards. Drake held well and Valerius punted. Taylor fumbled the punt but Drake held the ball. Tavlor made e'gh-teen yards around the left end.

Drake commenced line smashing with goed results and forced Grinnell to her five yard line where the line again held like a wall. Burcham tried for a place kick and failed. Valerius punted to the center of the field from the twenty-five yard line and Drnke took her first down on the fifty yard line. Woodrow went around the light end for twenty yards but the Grinnell line held and another attempt at a place kick failed Valeria dg luck to the thirty yard line nnd then ptinlc I to Taylor near the center ot the field. I'onaway, Hashrook and Burchnm ira 'o steady gains but Drake was penalized.

Woodrow bus called upon again and made sixteen yards around the left en 1. Burcham added five at the rigid end. Jefferson was substituted for Burcham and Gaunt for McKean. Woodrow tried for a goal from the thirty yard line and failed. Valerius punted to Klntz on the fifty yard line.

Drake was penalized fifteen yards for holding. Taylor punted to Bloa master en the thirty yard line. Drake was penalized for off side play. Jefferson picked up a fumbled ball and went six yards. Wood-row tried for place kick and failed and the game ended.

Tae t. amis lined up us foilws: GRIN.w-:i.U DRAKE. Auracher L. E. H.

Gilbert McKean L. T. K. Sharnhurg A. Risser L.

G. R. runaway Wilson Palas Davis It. G. 1,.

Hoffman Pierce R. T.ID. K.ntz McDonald It. E. L.

10 Keeney Valerius Q. Tavlor H. Risser II. R. Burcham Bl 'amaster R.

H. Woodrow J.i'ina Y. Hnsbrook Substitutions Jefferson for Burcham, Jones for Sharnhurg; Gaunt for McKean. Summary Touchdowns, Bieamaster, Grinnell; goals from field. Burcham.

Drake; score, Grinnell Drake 4. Time of halves. nnd Si minutes. Referee, Rawlins. Empire, Graham.

Head linesman, Bremner. TEAM HONORS BERGEN. Grinnell Squad Precents Coach With Watch Fob. Coach Bergen of tho Grinnell team proudly showed his friends las: night a handsome gold watch fob, the gift the team witn winch he has worked for the past three weeks. The players took this means to express their appreciation of the great work which has been ai'com.

plislied by their Princeton mentor. Read the Want Ads Today. I 1 MINNESOTA. I IOWA. Burgan L.

E. L. StrefT lttncr L. T. L.

Schwina Vita L. G. L. Rorkwood Safford C. Atkinson I eoh R.

Ft. Wmite Brush R. R. Moore Marshall R. 1- Knapp Larkin '4.

Cutting L. 1 13. Kremer R. I. ChaJmers Current K.

1 MeGow.m Substitutions f'ru- i for Kent, Allen f. mil A. RISSER. Guard. COLUMBIA AND AMHERST BATTLE TO A TIE Splendid Field Goal From 33 Yard Line In Last Thirty Seconds of Play Saves Amherst From Defeat.

NEW YORK. Oct. a spectacular football game Columbia and Amherst tkd at 10 to 10 at American league park today. In the last thirty seconds of play Shulii turned defeat Into what was a practical victory for the blue and white by kicking a splendid Held goal from the thirty yard line. Columbia led with 6 to 0 at the end of the first half, hut early in tne second half R.

Crook broke ti.rouga and blocked Fisher's kick, beating the ball down the Held over Columbia goal line, where Pndey tell on it for a touchdown. Shui-tuck goal tied the score at ti to 6. Amherst then proceeded to play fast and brought the ball to tiie fifteen yard line, from which Shat.iek dropped a pretty field goal, placing VVmhorst in the with tiie score lu to ti. Columbia, then secured the. bull nnd smashed through to Amherst's thirty yard lino, from which Shultz kicked his Held geal and tied the score.

FENNSY HAS HARD GAME. Defeats Brown By Narrow Margin of 8 to 6. PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 21.

-Pennsylvania defeated Brown university todiy at football by tho score of 8 to 0. In the first half Pennsylvania twice had the bU on the Providence boys yard line. Once thev lost it on a fumble ami again on account of the runner slipping on ihe slippery ground. YALE HAS BITTER FIGHT. Wearers of Blue Win From Pennsylvania State, 12 to 0.

NEW HAVEN. Oct. 21. -In a sensational game, in winch tho Yale m-ti were forced to exert themselves to the utmost to win. Pennsylvania State college was defeated today by the score of 12 to a.

Yale scored one touchdown in the first half, a fumble giving Captain Siiev-lin a chance to make one of his remarkable runs, anil one in the second half oil a long run by Jones, quarterback. MIDDIES WIN WITH EASE. Defeat North Carolina By Score of 38 to 0. ANNAPOLIS. Md Oct.

21. -The football team of the naval academy defeated the University of North Carolina cam here today bv a score of 38 to 0. The visitors were as heavy as the midshipmen, but did not tackle well and the lieice char1ng of the naval academy linemen prevented the North Carolina backs from getting any start. In the first half tne i avy wore out the visitors by straight hard plunge" thrugh the lire and scored three tun. ndowns.

all ihe goals being kifked. In the second half four toucii-liowns were scored, but all the goals were missed. HARVARD IS IN DANCER. Defeats West Point 6 to 0 After a Desperate Struggle. WEST POINT.

Oct. 71. -Harvard defeated West Point's football eleven today by the scote of 6 to 0. although the armv team gained nearly twice as murh ground as their opponents. Surprised by West Point's unexpectedly strong attack Harvard was in danger of defeat until late In the game, when she scored on a fumble of West Point.

Although the play of both teams was maned by fumbling and penalties, the enlire 3." minutes of play was filled with spectacular runs and open plavs, which held an audience of several thousand spectators at a high pitch of excitement. CORNELL WINS HARD GAME. Ithacans Triumph Over Western Pennsylvania, 30 to 0. ITHACA, N. Oct.

21. -In the baldest game of the season. Cornell today showed that phe has at last struck proper speed bv defeating Western university of Pennsylvania bv the score flf zn to 0. In the first twenty-live niinules the teams seemed evenly matched and Cornell only secured one touclidowm, made by Martin nft'T a quarter hack kick by Wnlder from the three yird line. Schmidt, Griggs, Turner, nnd East pin y-ed brilliantly for the visitors ns Individ-pals, but Cornell's superior team wmk nil consistent hoi lln gtoge'her tit critical points made their work ineffective.

Hnlllday made the first touchdown In the second half and Waliler soon follow-ed with another. Earle crossed the goal line with a thirtv-three yard run and followed It up with a brilliant fifty-three card run. placing the ball on the six yard line, from where Halliday was again able to score. Halliday kicked nil the goals. PRINCETON TAKES HAnO GAME Lafayette Develops Strong Defense In Second Half.

PRINCETON. N. ,1., Oct. 21-Princeton defeated 1i.fayi tte this afternoon in a hard fought game by the score of 22 to 4. During the first half Princeton placed aggressively nnd pounded the opposing line nnmerrlf ullv.

making three touchdowns, due chiefly to the success of Bard and Dauh In carrying the hall, in the serund half, however, Lafuyelte developed a wonderful defense and outplayed 'ltrlnreton in all detiartments. The star performance of the contest was made bv Shutter, the Lafayette quarterback, who made the visitors' onlv score with a phenomenal drop wlrk from the yard line, the ball passing directly over the renter of the bar with several fret to son re. Football at Post. The schedule for the Port Drs Moines Intertroop football contests for the Hopkins cup will be made Monday. VS T.

TAQUA, Full back. Chicago men held when their goal was really In danger. Chicago's back field excelled Wisconsin's because of the work of Eckersall, and the latter put much more speed In 1 he playing of the Maroons than Metaner did for Wisconsin. Fully W.COO people witnessed the game. YOST'S MACHINE WINS.

Piles Up 31 Points On Nebraska In the Second Half. ANN ARBOR. CM. 21. -Michigan defeated Nebraska todav by a score of 11 to 0.

The visiter could do nothing with Michigan's great defense, except for a brief period in tho first half. Michigan lost at least three touch downs in the first hslf by fumbling. All of Michigan's points were scored in the second half. NOTRE DAME IS DEFEATED. Plucky Little Wabash College Wins By 5 to 0 Score.

SOUTH BEND. Oct. 21. -Wabash college today defeated Notre Dame uni-veiHity by a score of a to 0 In the second game for the Indiana foot bull championship. Wabash forced the ball ov'-T Notre Dame'B line in the first half.

Wabash was outweighed ten pounds to a man, but played a remarkable game. The contest was marred by an unusual amount of rougnness. both teams being guilty of freipiien: foul plays. LAWRENCE DOWNS BELOIT. Result of Game Decided Largely By Physical Condition.

APPLETON, Oct. 21. -Lawrence university today defeated Beloit college by a score 12 to 0 for the championship of Wisconsin. Neither team scored during the first half, i'nysiral condition was largely responsible for Lawrence's victory. Only once wa-s Beloit within sirik.ng distance of goal.

HASKELL INDIANS BEATEN. Fumbled Punt Gives Victory To Missouri at Columbia. Oct. a prolonged struggle, with the State university having slig.itly the better of the contest, but neveriheiess unable to cross the goal line, the Haskell team was defeated on a fumble by a score of ii to 0. The Indian quarterback missed a punt, which rolled back of the line, and the Missouris fell upon It.

Goal was kicked. THE BLIND PLAY F00T5ALL. Hold Team of Men Who Can See to 0 to 0 Score. LOUISVILLE. Oct.

21. The blind school eleven played a remarkable game of football with the manual freshmen at the blind school today, the contest ndlng without a score for either side. Shies-berger, left guard of the Wind eleven, who Is totally blind, made a twenty-live yard run. NORTHWESTERN KENTUCKY 0 Southerners Hold Evanston Team To No Scores. CHICAGO, Oct.

Northwestern or the I'nlverslty of Kentucky was able to score today and the game resulted in a tie. Northwestern's best chance to score came In the first half when it had the bail on Kentucky's Iifteen yard line, but Johnson of Northwestern fumbled and Kentucky captured the bull, Kentucky did not come very rlosti to a score at any time, although they held Northwestern safe at nearly every stage of the game. The second half was mainly a punting contest and the game throughout was marked by offside plays and fumbles. PURDUE 29 ILLINOIS 0. Illlnl Clearly Outclassed By Visiting Team.

CHAMPAIGN, Oct. 21-Purdiie university's football team today defeated Illinois university 2ft to 0 on Illinois field. Purdue clearly outclassed Illinois, scoring the first two touchdowns in five minutes of play by blocking punts, in the second half Illinois played a better defensive game, holding Purdue for six downs on the one yard line. Wheeler, Illinois' quarterback, played a star game, time and again stopping Purdue's men, who othorwhe had a clear field. Lske City 37 Rockwell 0.

LAKE CITY, Oct. 21. Special; By end formations and line bucking Lake City High school team had no trouble defeating Rockwell by a score of 37 to 0. Lake City's goal was nt no time In danger. Capt.

Obey Cole, Woodward, and Wuarferbark Howes distinguished themselves. Ijike City has not been srored against this season In four games played. Harlan 42 Woodbine 0, HARLAN, Oct. 21-Rperial: The Harlan High school football team defeated the Woodbine Normal school today by a score of 42 to 0. Jefferson 26 Carroll 0.

JEFFERSON, Oct. 21 Special: The Jefferson High school football team defeated the Carroll High school team by a scoro of 20 to 0 today. Casey 0 Adair 0. CASEY, Oct. 21.

-Special: The Casey High srhool football team and the Adair High srhool team played a 0 to 0 game here yesterday. Play at Post Today. The Lincolns, an independent football team will play the Troop team at Fort Ilea Moines this afternoon. The Lincolns are out with a challenge for Hny similar organization. New Japanese Minister.

LONDON. Oct. 21. -In the event of a change of the cabinet at Toklo, Baron Hayashl, Japanese minister Great Britain. Is likely to be railed home to take charge of the foreign office.

JI'KFAN, Tackle. ECKERSALL SAVES WINS GAME OVER WISCONSIN BY SCORE OF 4 TO 0. THIRD TRIAL SUCCESSFUL WISCONSIN THREE TIMES WITHIN SCORING DISTANCE. Chicago Held nnce for Down On Her Own Ten Yard LineWisconsin Had Stuboorn Defense. MAPB'OX, Oct.

21. -Walter Eckersall, Chicago's quarterback, today for the third time brought victory for the L'nlvcrsity of Chicago football eleven over Wisconsin. Three times, with the ball within scoring distance of the Wisconsin goal line, he tried to drop-kick a goal. The third trial was successful, tho ball sailing gquun-iy between the goal posts and placing four points to tho credit of the team. Trts was all tip- scoring done by either team.

Tlir-e ii.ras the Wisconsin team had the ball within twenty yards of Cincago goal line, once it rested on tne ten yard line, hui with defeat staring them in the face Chicago line men dug their t'eel deep into tl'B ott ground and threw back the Wisconsin Twice Chicago had the bail within ten yards of Wise mam goal hue. The lirst time Wisconsin not heel Chicago, but actually forced a loss of two vui'ds in two downs and Eker-sall trad a 'drop kick wiii 'h went wide. In tne second, when agiln Wisconsin's eleven Cad luirbM hack the Maroons, Kokersall dropped back, however, re-reived the bail on a pnb-ct pass uy Gale and away it sailed n-i w-en the' goal posts, carrying with it all hopes of Vms-( onsin for the western championship this year. Eckersall is the Star. The work of the Maroon team around the little dodging quarterbjcK.

His clever wolk in running uack punts soon taught iscotisin to kaep the hall away Horn him as much as possible when Wisco siiii forced to punt, but on tne ulteii.se EcKirsalls worn stood out. Two spectacular runs on trick plays, one of them for thirty-two yatds. brought the enormous crowd to their feet cheering madly. It was this run for tnirty-two varus, in fact, that made possible the drop kick that followed Immediately utter. Chicago got lie hail in tiie middle of the Held for holding, the only time Wise.msin was penalized in the game, with the exception of five yards on the hist kick off for oftslde play.

BezdWt made one plungs for three yards. Then his bucking failed. Eckersall dropped back lor a punt. Big Van-(ierhoorn tore through nnd blocked the kick, but Brkersail fell on tho bail. Then one of the Maroon trick plays was used, a double pass close in.

The Wisconsin ends were dragged In and befote was buried under a pile of Cardinal players he hHd skirted Wisconsin's left end for thirty-two yards. Again Chicago tried for a touchdown. Chicago made first down once, then Wisconsin held. Another double pass to Eckersall, and the ball was on Wisconsin's fifteen yard line. Catlln got through left tackle for five yards, liezdek chopped Off two yards more.

1'Vkersall tried and Bertke threw him back for a loss of three yards. Then, with the ball almost In the center of the gridiron, and within thirteen yards of the Wisconsin goal Eckersall dropped hark for his third trial at a drop kick nnd then ho succeeded. Wisconsin Fights for Score. Wisconsin tried hard to make a touchdown, following this, and fairly toro the Chicago hno to pieces for a few minutes, marching down the field to wiohin twenty yards of Chicago's goal. Rut here the ball went over on downs with only two or three inches to spare, hut with this vanisied Wisconsin's last hope.

outside, ot Eckcrsall's work that of Captain Catlln, of the victorious Maroon team, stood out. He was deep into every piaj protected his end of the line beau-titully and time and again his sure tackling prevented long gains 'by tiiie Wisconsin hacks. On straight football, however, the Wisconsin team excelled. Chicago's mass on tackle, heretofore a sure ground winner, was broken up as a rule with but small gain, Bertke and Johnson, the Wisconsin tackles, outplaying Hill and Bade-noch. The battle between the opposing ends was a pretty one.

Catlln rather 011 1 played Brlndley, while Bush for Wisconsin put Parry out of the play a number of times. Chicago right was pounded fearfully by hue Wisconsin bai'ks and in the second half Wisconsin carried the ball down the Hi Id from her own forty yard line to Chicago's twenty yard line on plays mainly directed against the Maroon left side before Chicago braced sufficiently to get the ball on downs. Wisconsin during this time and during the latter part of t' first half clearly outplayed Chicago, but Eckersall's beautiful work and his clever generalship in playing his team entirely on the defensive after ho had made his drop kick brought a hard earned victory for Chicago. Wan a Fierce Struggle. The struggle was probably one of the fiercest ever seen on a western gridiron.

It was football, clean, hard, each man playing to the last ounce. Little fumbling was done. Chicago men let the ball get aw ay from them three times, the last tune almost resulting In a touchdown for Wisconsin ns Eckersall dropped a punt on Chicago's fifteen yard line. Wisconsin fumbled twice. Outside of this Ihe play was clean and sharp.

Chicago use, no substitutes, while Wisconsin used two, Deering and Clark replacing Johnson end Elndlay near tho close of the second half. Summing up the whop! game, Wisconsin line was apparently the heller; the team as a whole a little better balanced than Chicago's. But tho DAY Pi CHICAGO for Chalmers. Touchdowns Cutting 2, Current 2. lttncr, Vita 2.

Goals Cutting 4. Time of halves Thirty minutes. Referee Dr. Outland of Topi ka, Kan, Umpire Oaie of Chicago. Linesman Force.

NORMAL DEFEATS CORNELL. Reddy Hamilton Makes Only Touchdown of the Game. CE-OAR FALLS, Oct. 21. -Special: Cornell college was defeated 8 to 0 by-Doc Pell young team of inexperienced echoed teachers today.

P.eddy Hamilton made the only touchdown of the game nfter five minutes of play in the first half by running forty yards. Near the of the first half Cornell got within three yards of the normal goal, hut was held for downs. The game ended with normal tearing down the field with three or four yard gains at each down. The lineup: MiKMAU CORN EI Cha se. E.

L. Clancy Esland Case Ha II Eher: Vinnll Merner Collins Clancy Bleecher Lounsbury N'eldig Hurlhut I Ca rson Henderson Dver Ire In hummary I nuchdown, Hamilton; goal, Meraer. Time of halves, 25 minutes. Umpire, Hamm. Referee.

Cowln. AMES MAKES BIG SCORE. With Exception of One Spurt, Simpson Is Helpless. A MBS, Ia Oct. 21.

-Special: In a game full of surprises Iowa State college defeated Simpson today by a score of to 0, The first touchdown was made In two minutes. Wilson, tho Simpson fullback, broke through the whole of the Ames tenm for fifteen yards and was tackled by Hubbard. Simpson made first down four successive times and got on Ames' fifteen yard line bv straight football. All of Simpson's gains were mad" through left tarkle and left end. playing high.

The secondary defense of Ames was slow In gerting into the plays McElhenney made four touchdowns ami was the Ames' star. Mnble made a forty yntd run for a touchdown on a fumble Jones ran sixty-five yards for a touchdown with Hubbard as Interference filflt while he was In. The lineup; Llneur- AME3. BIMFSO.V. Mnble C.

i'eirln Perrln L. 0. O. White Finlil Brow Reynolds Allen Youckey Craven Preston Portorneld V.llsnn 4, Jones 2, Mark 1. nlthus R.

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T. Carr L. E. L. E.

McElhenney R. E. R. E. Hubbard Q.

B. Ii. Jones L. H. L.

if, Blller R. If, Stoufer F. II.1 F. R. Touchdowns McElhenney Stoufer 2.

Biller 1. Mahie 1 Oonls Stoufer 6, McEiihennev 2. iSubstitutes Nelson for Perrln, Murphy for Balthus. Kelsey for Carr, Beard for Hubbard, Knox for Beard, Mark rnr Jones, Smith for Biller, Cave for Smith Reppert for Stoufer, Came for Fintil, Fin-til for Brown. Referee Bryant of Umplro Hay word of Nebraska.

Timekeeper Dresier. Head linesman Jennsnn. rf a'vi minutes. T. L.

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