The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 25

THK 11ES MOIXKft TtEfUSTEH: SUXDAVlMOHMSC. XOVIOMIIKli H. 1017. VISIONAL ELEVEN MORMNGSIDE IN NEBRASKA EASILY CRACK TOLEDO TEAM ENTERED MIDWEST MEET Elntries to Midwest Bowling Tourney 1 Ml) 1 FIERCE STRUGGLE PLAY IN ST. LOUIS Note Tha fotlowtng liava wlreJ that their entrien are In tha matt: laogan, Iowa.

team. Atchison, team. St Joseph, Mo. -Huffs, le. IHghUna, 111.

H.ghisii.l. Marshall town Mayflower. Thrt local teami follow St rota Hla-a, Ames Slara, Kltseman Stars, Ite- tor Mornwn Tail company. Alexandria Amue- Chlcagu Petersen's. Sehuenneman's Logan Squares, Korger 'oal, Brut ks, Hlnuin-flruck, Atvra.

h. X. Bowler's Journal, ClatwtiiM, Wabash Manners, Hlrk brothers, Uuilfrogs, Hovorka-Men-dels, Mlneraltte. RuhlnL Edflweiws. tit iMJUut Martin Kvilhaurtt, Missouri Faidflc, Wooster Iambert.

fobweAi, Hevo. Hobb, Byrn-e, Lainbrt Specials, Hwiry Menne s. Minneapolis Flat, Dyckman hotel. Centrals. Marquette alleya, Aqullta I'lgHr.

r4' Lh 'vvjvi I Play Southern College inent fompany. King A mukviiie nt COfiipn, Cornhuskers Gain Ground Al most at Will and Grab Game by Score of 52 to 0. Maroons Hold Strong Notre Dame Team to 13 to 0 Score in Hard Fought Battle. he I lea, Chann-er ot Montana Mi at, Jacob St hmtdt itu pany a tars Coached by Dick Ruth ii)nr- Vniiilcr imrners. Moines waier ford on Dec, IS.

fbe divisional footbBll team at LINCOLN, Nov. 10. The Cniversity of Nebraska football team today won Its first game in the Missouri Valley conference 1917 race hy defeating the University of SIOUX CITY, Nov. 10. -Special: An intercepted Morningside forward pass in the second quarter and a aeries of aerial attacks uncorked by the Catholics In the third quarter enabled Notre Dame to defeat Morningside college here this afternoon by a score of 13 tu 0, ftup lha Mornnnl hH.

hoM Iha up which will hold a 'He practice at the parade unda near Herrold this after-n, will piny a team of southern ege lootbail stars, to be galh-1 and coached by Dick Ruther-1, the date of the coutest hav-been set for Dec. IB. No. 1. Jacou Si hnitdt cempanjr a (miaha ntrl Kflmituri' store, Far-nam alley.

lVte Ix-h a No. 1, Hotel lUmm, Howteret' home. Sioux Fajls Loivnuen's. t'ullins Jltoth-ers, Austin, Inn Kugenes. Toifdo, i hfo Champion Spark Tlug.

Da vsnpori Hl. khawk. axon c'lty -J ef rpy Auto, Kansas City Dick it li rot hers. Tour Busom Friend. Koyal Khoe store.

Patent uiranite Hoofing. Sioua (7it Han fords, Iawkej- Tmeka Ho Kent a. Waterloo White Sides. Uanahl Broth ers Winner. I).

Ttead's Winners. ltartletsvllt. Okla Hex. lJubuque VicL lolsr TUHI. Aberdeen, S.

P. Jtadlson. Milwaukee Marlon ltandly, Uun-Werners. Lincoln. Neb, Lincoln Claartiera Dyers Boone.

la. Hide -a-Wee Fori Iodge tj -p urn City. Freruont. Neb lie aik-ys, Fremont Candv Kuchvn. Clntnnatl tiarry Herrmanns.

Manning, la. Manning, 1. Cedar la. lompany, Welch l'rinling ooinpAr.y. Amend Jlrothi.

Toggery HUop. Taxi company, Gerard Cigar company, Th Klks, Theater. Clematis Automobile c'in-panv. rea Molnea lrug wmpany, Tlitunaji Itvan Hoyal t'nton Mutual lJf Inmranc company, Berkshira Life Insurant com-pany. Garwr Hard warn of'intany.

Klswl Kr. Randolph Uoiel, Iowa National Ho.nk, Ktrkwood Hotel, Franklin Hotel, Weiling-ton Hotel, Chamberlain Hotel. Kills A Holland onto pang- Goldman -Cubiwker cttnu-pany. Th Mia company. Kiliott Hotel out pan y.

Raver Hotel company, Iowa National Fir Inauran'e company. Hern-hard Turner, fcl. J. tilsn, P'umb'a Jvery, Herring Motor company. Suvs-ful Farming Publishing company, C.

c. Taft company, Hatiroaders, Hoekenhoff Hakerv, Casino Theater, Iea Mitii-s News, PrlneesH Theater. Kmprnw Theator, Iowa loan and Trust company, Frank if hiajupp rompany. Kuyal i'aiidy shop. Hhoe company.

Hopkm Hrcthrs, hmltt a U.raet Tmp Hr. Moines Florists. Brothers impituv, Todd hrafl. iwrden eater. Moines olun.

Ft on Batrv Uogcrs H-l-i. Irani Hotel, I'uily "apUal I C. Taft Company Dealers. V. M.

Commercial Savings Hank. Ham ma us. I U4Una anAPalaB. in tha tutherford agreed to get a real in, while here yesterday with first quarter. The showing of the Methodist team was a surprise even to Its most sanguine followers.

Washington university eleven, the DurDose of helnina John L. fflth secure funds with which build a Kymnasluin at Camn dge. St. Louis was chosen as place for the game as It will 1 be warm enoueh there for foot- I in the middle of December. The divisional team's schedule been changed so that no games now carded for this month, al-Pugh John L.

Griffith is dickers' for some. The contest with the the ball on Ita own 20-yard line when time was railed. I'll' AgKiog had slightly the butter of tho punting dviel that took place early in the third quarter, but later Amea uncorked a stronger offensive, nnd asBiBted by a thirty-six yard return of a punt by Hoyd. Clarke's fumble of a punt which Harker recovered and a Bhort forward were amp Funston team set for next the ball during most of the play and the Dartmouth goal line was constantly in danger. Herry missed three easy chances to score field goals, one attempt from the 2S-vard line failing bv inches when a brisk wind blew tho ball aguuibt a goal post.

armyWwithIarlisle in Omaha has been post-iied until Dec. 1 in the same city. Missouri team bz to u. The game was Nebraska's from the first and- the Missourians were at no time dangerous. Schellen-berp Dobson and Mi Mahou for Nebraska quickly solved the Missouri defense and gained consistently on almost evory play they were called upon to carry the ball.

Toward the e'nd of the first half Nebraska began calling in substitutes and at the finish the local team was almost entirely second string men. A seveuty-fl' 1 on a returned punt -suiting In a touchdown for -ika and an end run of by Schel-lenberg, followed by a sixteen yard dash by MrMahnn for another touchdown were features of the first period. On the touchdown by Mc.Mahnn. Dobson kicked out from the coiner of the field and Nebraska forfeited its chance for a Kick goal. Munn kicked goal on the second touchdown.

On the third play of the second period, with the ball on Missouri's 14-yard line, Schellenberg skirted tho end for the third touchdown and Munn kicked the goul. KcliellenlxTg tSlars. After a few plays following th kickoff In which Schellenberg and Dobson hit lie line for substantial gains almost at will. Dobson swung around Missouri's right end for sixteen yards and a touchdown. The kick out was wild and Nebraska forfeited the chance to kick goal.

Schellenberg refloated for a 45-yard gain shortly after, and a minute later went through for 3 yards and nnother touchdown. Dobson Will Play Here Ihx. 8. The Saturday following that te the Camn Dodge stars will ay the all state college football nere, ir plans now in me max- materialize Thi. Rnnrtlne edl- 1 t' 11 I of the local players wilt pick team from state college elevens.

ffith has already written all the ools in an effort to secure the emission of the faculty members Notre Dame was crippled by the loss of three men during the game. Uipp, right half, sustained a broken ankle when he plunged into the fence after a thirty-five yard run in the first quarter, and Phllbin. right tackle, and De Gree, left guard, were put out in the second quarter because of injuries. Catholics' Outer (Jets Ixmvlulovt n. Rydiewski, the giant Notre Dame center, intercepted a Morningside pass in the second quarter and raced forty yards down the field for a touchdown.

In the third quarter a series of forward passes enabled the Catholics to score again. Neither sld5 was able to score in the first quarter. Notre Dame kicked off and Dubel received the bail. He tore down the field for thirty-five yards before he was dropped. The Maroons tried a forward pass, which failed, and Johnson kicked a lnug punt.

Oipp, the Notre Dame hall back, went around the end for a thirty-five yard gain and sustained a broken ankle when he darted oul of bounds and plunged into a poet. He was curried olf the field. Visitors Iiitcrrept l'as. In the second quarter Phllbin, the Catholics' right tackle, was knocked out and carried from the Held. Afterward tt forward pass netted Notre Dame twenty yards and the easterners punted.

Goodrich received the ball on Morningside's 40-yard line. A pass attempted by Johnson was Intercepted by Kydzewskl, the tall center, who ran forty yards for a touchdown. Kydzewskl kicked goal. In the third quarter the Catholics uncorked, a series of forward passes which advanced them to Morning-side's 10-yard line. Branney then went across the goal line.

Notre Dame failed on the kick. The lineup: or their players to participate nouiu any oi tnem be chosen. following the all-star game here Oliphant and Knight Star in 28 to 0 Victory. WKST POINT, N. Nov.

10. The Army had an easy time with the Carlisle Indians today, winning by 2S to 0 in panic, whilh was marked by long runs by Hight End Oliphant and Center Walker and Left Hulf Herman. Oliphant played only the first period for tho Army and during that time scored both touchdowns and kicked tho goals. The Indians got to the Army's 26-yard lino In tho second period, but tho quarter ended before they could do any damage. Fullback he team will play Rutherford's threatening when time was called.

It was early In the next period that Hoyd had Ilia first chance for a field goal. The playing of two linemen, Wallace at center and barker ut guard, was the outstanding feature of tho entire contest. Hoth wore in nearly every play on the defensive and they were ably supported by Shoemaker. Aldrich was the best of the Ame backfield men. The work of the two Aggies' ends, and especially of Captain Itandels, featured the visitors' play, but Clarke and Sullivan also played well.

5,000 I'erwonN He Gajtie. A crowd estimated at 5,000 person saw the game, which was the first ever played between the two agricultural colleges. The Iowa bend and the famed Ames quartet were on the Job to entertain the spectators: The lineup and summary: Ueven in St. Louis. The uroceeds all the games will go toward the Will Practice Todiiy.

The divisional team will practice iin we engineers and an eleven rom the Three Hundred and Fif I I f-f -i i i i i i i tieth Infantry at 2:30 o'clock this Iroy tried a fleia goal irom uu failed at goal. Schellenberg got an- rteruoon. Grifiith squad Is made 42-ysrd line In the third period, but other touchdown on a line plunge ot star players trora this section the country. Among those who Hight Tackle Knight blocked the ave made the beet showing to date rc tne following: All 106 10. KANSAS- 7.

N.al .1. K.l K. Hah (Via flayer, Minnesota, tarkle; Htn.ham. university and All-llackv Mountain .1. T.IU T.

(i.l I onferenc. tackle; Mahana, Denver unl-erelty. Ruarii: W'ltmer. Kast Llad Alotnea vigu, center; Allannon, tacKie ler. a guard on the enr neerB' teain Hre.dan Hararr WallRCK Hho.tnakpr S.h.ik Jaar IloyJ Johnaoii Alrirlih V.niltTlrtO B.

tiala Ayu KmU WhtMlnn Key. Mlinla ftulllvan I'tarrk STANDING (LEFT TO RIGHT) WILLIAM DISALVO, FORMER DE MOINES BOWLER; WALTER DISEL. SEATED FRANK SEIB ERT, LARRY GAZZOLA, GROVE BEIBERT. ent. MornlnKHlde, end; Aniea, n.

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II. jacou.cn, ena on enKllieTa team; 'artle. Minnesota, halfback; Mo.a, Amea, nrterbaek: Movald, Nurth IMiknta Aa- The Champion Spark Plugs, representing: the Champion Spark Plug ea, quarterback: itobertaon. Dartmouth ana uobsoU' kicked goal. Huh Continue Scoring.

In tho third period, with a team made up largely of second string men Nebraska continued scoring uimfist at will. Schellenberg returned to the game and started with a 60-yard run and followed with a touchdown. Kellogg failed to kick goal. McMahon scored another touchdown and Kellogg kicked goal. The fourth period showed the closest contest of the game, and the ball seesawed between the 25-yard line through a large part of the quarter.

Nebraska was playing easy and was using many subs, content to hold the Missouriuns scoreless. This period was the only one lu which Nebraska did not score. The lineup and summary: NKHKAKKA 12 I M1KSOUh74 KBhroan, fullback Harff, Drake, hair- company of Toledo, will invade Des Moines bowler. The Toledo team in addition to being entered in the mid-western tournament, will compete in the A. b.

Ohio state and several other lesser tournaments during the 1917-18 season. Bh.Her. Cornell, halfback; Knun-a. Minnesota Maroons. halfback; up of bowlers who have competed in both local and national tournaments for several years, is now leading the All-Star league, Toledo's major organization.

William Disalvo, a member of the Spark Plug five, Is a former Des Moines Nov. 25 and 26 to compete Hlmk. St. Paul aemiDro. end: and Mr- in the big mid-western bowling tournament.

lahon. Illinois Normal achool, halfback iti uuarteroaca. This aggregation which is made KulHlltutUina llaraou.) for I I'lac-k, Kairinan fur llurwoo1. Il.at.r for I'aul for Nnal, M'Farlani1 for ri.i,l. Hummary Touhilowria Wallaia.

Sullivan; Kuala ajler loin lidowa, Huyd. hail Ifla; drop ki'-k. lloyil. ilffli-lala Kefrra, TAehran of Kanna. rny AllllMIc flub: umplrw.

IJrtffilh ot Ili-loll; tieadlineMiuan, llrdgi ot Dan-mouth. QUAKERS BEAT DARTMOUTH INOR LEAGUE EASE- ALL-STABS PLAY MAROONS NOTKK HA UK It i uHINtlSI UVtT tt Ij. E.J f. Menefee L. 1 I.

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Hinckley Subsiituttons tirnith for fiipp. Andrews for He The suinijiary Touchdowns, flrdiewaki. Smith. Time of ounrters Kifteen minute official wuimley of 8t. Marya, referee: Graham of Mirhigan, umpire, Oarherry of Iowa, head linesman.

BALL MAP MAY BE CHANGED THIS WEEK kick. Oliphant. aided by Knight In the Interference, ran fifty-five yards for the Army's first touchdown. Knight put out five would be tacklers on the journey to the goal line. It was the best piece of work seen on the Army's field this year.

The pair broke loose again a moment later and ran forty yards before they were halted on Carlisle's 20-yard line. AllXl'fjli I CAlil n. Maroli Ht V. IMrkHnii I T. It.

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II. I. Herman OMiihant V. I. If Toy sora by Armr 14 0 7-I l.arll.la 0 0 0 0 for ultlhant.

Summary Arniy aoorlnir. touilolowna, olipliant 2. WIi-hb aolH from touchdown, tlllphiint 2. liaril.H i. i ilfu-lala a.

Murpdy of llrown loinu'lly of Trinity; hpaut ilnea-iiiau, Aniirtiwa of Valp. Thno of H.rlmla 'rwtlve mlnuta each. Grltl Team Aftrr (tune. The Campus Cyclones want to arrange out of town games Willi a fast team averaging 135 to 140 pounds. Write Koy Hartley, 1S20 Mondamln avenue, or call Drake 4S0R.

ager Brophy will play at guard instead of fullback. Glen Devine, former West High player, will be used in the backfield in Brophy's place. Ed Beck will be stationed at one of the ends and Stone may get a chance in the backfield. The lineups of the two teams are as follows: Went 'Union hpre ttil ii the more uf 104 tu 0. Wfnt I'nlon inttfle firMt down but imcu timing the entire game.

The wlnner a limit groom I throunh the o.jporirtB line uitd aruund i he mi. Kurwanl patwn nlnn iiettpt! the lor a much Krouml. Murl niHpn, Kill ami Smith surret! fur Alaru lu-Mer, Art'hir and Tompkins did the best Mork for the loaera. WKT L1BKUTY 34 MOI'NT VERNON 0. Local Teams Clash at Western COXTtNtlKD FROM PAOB ONE.

Rho.lva Ij. B.IU Klubh.r unit msslbly two. They favor releasing League Park Today. 1 T. 1 11:1..

O. Chilt.niien lrry Kolb liittail Iiav Wil.ler riwinny.r lloliku Hrli-llfnltarr Ktrapatrlck Kwlnff it players ana starting anew at uie lose of the war on a less expen-ive operating basis. Continuation present salaries of minor league layers, they contend, is out of the AL-Iv-STARH. WKST LIHKRTY, N-v. 10 Snorlal: .11.

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.11. II Ut. II Marahall Today's Came Will Be Fourth fc.R Rfok I Th Went liberty Hieli nchonl foothall One Between Rivals. rltev.na I'ollln. Kilwarda Klder K.

L.O. KM R.T, L.T Barrlntfer i tram delf-ated Vernon Wku here Ij Brophv 'his afternoon hy the 'neon- of 4 tr O. (," Hariy The Una! nlnyerw mitrlaiiped their heavy lt Klynn I opponents In every Blae of the name, liohaon t'ouk luestion. The unsettled conditions h.Ii.. h.

ii. p. Li.lr. b. DROP KICK WINS CLOSE GAME TOR AMES 10 TO 7 the minors, however, are not en- MAROONS.

B. Heaven Mennick Jonnji A dams Wttt.nnott Davis WUey Reeves hit laid i-ewl Johnson R.T Locker Penn Outplays Opponents at Every Turn. HOSTON, Nov. 10. The University of Pennsylvania football eleven defeated Dartmouth 7 to 0 today on Braves field.

Rtrauss, the Pennsylvania halfback, was pushed over the Dartmouth goal line In the final period, following a march down the field by the Ited and blue backs. Berry kicked goal. Dartmouth was outplayed during every period. Pennsylvania held irely due to the war in the league Soro liy periods; Vi'liraaka Iaxarus The Des Moines All-Stars will the opinion of Harry W. Btahl- clash with the Maroons, local Negro eter, president ot tne central Q.B.iW.R Martin Aihby R.H.

U. If. Oldham-htone V.B Devtne ague. He believes the small, in- independent team, at the western league Dark this afternoon at 2:30 Mlawuri 0 0 tl 0 Htiinliift! Nflirnak a h.llrnbarir 4, lobiMn. McMahon 2.

Koala rroin louciiiiown, Munn Dobaon. Kolloair. fleiulM F. Il, Birch of Karl-ham; Hintilra. A.

(1. Held of MlohiKan. Thno or mlntitna xpensive motor car nas seriously ut down the attendance in the o'clock. The two teams are ancient rivals and a close, hard-fought game mailer cities. should be staged.

The Maroons and the All-Stars hree-I league, will lead a move- iient at tha national nRKnclAtlnn "meeting (or a reclassification of all have been practicing hard this week for the contest Sunday and the two maniuters reDort that the players lulnor leagues and a reduction in are in good shape. Today's contest he membership of the national will be the fourth one between tne loard of arbitration. Tearney wants 1 1. I. v.

F0ET SHEEIDAN TO LAY MetUii Great IikeK Naviil Team on Turkey laj'. CHICAGO, Nov. 10. Arrangements were cbmpleted hers today for a football game at Htagg field Thanksgiving day between elevens representing the officers' reserve training camp at Fort Sheridan and the Great Lakes naval training station. The proceeds will go to the recreation funds of the two services.

MACK LOSES ANOTHER two rivals. Iit9 iiieinum ii ill ui iuo uuau The All-Stars will have somewnat lashed from its present number of of a changed lineup today. Man leven to tnree. (HKKOKKK 7 IDA t.UOYK 0. CHKltOKKK.

la. Nov. 10. Kpertal: The Therokce High tchool football team won Its seventh straight victory of the ena eon tills afternouii it defeated" the Ida t.mve team by lh score of 7 t'i 0 Tlie local eleven won the ymne un line plunges and forward passes. AU.WH 10 A.SSKNV 1.

ADA lit, Nov. 1 it Special Adnir defeated Masscna Muhwii in a fust gam by a scoro V) to 7. A drop kick liy McKvery in tti two minute. -f play decided thu cunlcst. Maynrd, riKht halfback of tlie Adnir (cum.

will bo out of the grime fur Dim n-st -f ho season due to a. brokvti arm imelved In the contest. KOONK m-UKIOTKR I TV 0. HOONK, la Nov. Jii Special: The local high school tier eat We hater City High her Una i.fternonn hy th score of 1 0 to O.

The. hx alH were lucky but lby outplayed the visitors during niofrt of the gjime. N'exl wet-k tho locals play Mar-fltialilown, I.BON 0. liKOV. Nov.

10. Hper-lHl The loft, high school team, which defeated Osceola at UeeOla this afternoon by the score of 13 to 0, wains a game for Saturday, Nov. 17. To afrangt game write athletic director, Iecii High uiliool. IXXiAV t5 CAKKOIX 7.

IjOCSAN, Nov. It). Special: Iogan defeated Carroll h-re this afternoon by a score of to 7. Jjogan's scure bh made by a safety and a touchdown by Carson in the sei-ond quarter and a touchdown by I Stearns In the third quarter, Carrol! scored in th fourth quarter, Galloway taking the 1 ball over. STORM JAKK tl MII.KI1U 0.

HTOHM l.AKK, Nov n. Special Storm Iake High took an easy game from Mliford today, 7 to u. At no time were the viHltors dangemuH, and lifter the firat half eve i su lel itute on he. Storm t.uke nquad ns Riven chance. Ciptnln Holier ts.

Webb, Hertenhaugh. i'arash and Kuote started for the local. I'AGE ONK. Vanderloo was forced to punt, how-pver, and booted the ball to lie 10-ymd line. Vulla.o Tiuirliiliimi.

Clarks attempted to punt at once, but someone on the loft Bide ot the Cyclone line it looked like Darker broke 'through and blocked the kick, the ball bounding back of Ihe goal line where Wallace fell on it for a touchdown. Aldrich kicked an easy goal. It was said to be the first punt the Aggies have had blocked this Reason. The Kansana started on their way to tie the score in the last part of the same period. A fumbled punt by Aldrich started the trouble, although he succeeded in recovering it after it had rolled for a sixty yard kick.

Vanderloo punted and the visitors ran theball back to their 45-yard line. Two bucks put the ball on Ames' 33-yard line when the period ended. The first play In the second quarter was a forward pass which netted twenty yards. It then required four bucks to make the touchdown. Sullivan carrying the oval over on the final plunge.

The kickout was negotiated safely and Itandels kicked goal, tying the count. IViyd Makes Run. The remainder of the period was played nn even terms, Ames having Ralph Sherman Kn lints in Ohio Field Artillery. CINCINNATI, Nov. 10.

Ralph Sherman, one of Connie Mack's young outfielders, has enlisted in Battery Third Ohio field artillery, stationed at Camp Sheridan, Montgomery, Ala. After a week's training at Fort Thomas, Sherman will be sent south. DHD BBB 000 CDC 00 BBB DC10 High School Football Sensible People Buy The QRANT SIX $875 o. b. Cleveland THE Grant Six is a car that sells to substantial folks; to people whose standing in the community is known and does not need to be bolstered by ostentation.

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tin anrar tbnaftkj. ac4 (Uakar alca na than anr atkar foart ftlag. baretof ore kauwm.Tay wOl tua A 8pKrll Tyxs twm Tow Mcaar baaauaa Lhry art bolit on alartrkal KEWTOX 7S FURRY 6. NRWTON, I-, Nov. 10 Special: The Newton Htirh school football t-arn ai-loped the Perry afKrpRa tion hre this afternoon by the one aided Hrore nf 72 to 6.

Perry's only touchdown wju" made on a forward pas. Th ftrnng Nw ton backfield gained at will through the nppostnfr lino and time a.ftfr time he local ends would fo for big gains around the Perry ends. frrrART it hitdterskt 7. STUART. Nov.

1U. Special: Stuart Hiirh school defeated tlie Wtnternet arifre-ffatlon han Friday afternoii in a same of football hy the scorn of "a to 7, The losern out wished Stuart but were unable to sain a round. MARMMM.TOW sTl-OSKAIiOOA 7. MARSHA I.XTOVV, Nov 10 The Ma-rshalltown Hiph school foot-hall team continued 1n the runninir for the state ham plon ship this sfternoon when it defeated the Onkatooaa- agKrcga-tion here by the acorn of 1't to Oaka-looea scored In the last half of the game when lien ley Interrupted a triple pass and ran fhlrty-ftve yards for a touchdown. Marnhalitown scored fourteen points in the first period on straight football.

I)ixon, Whitehlll and Smith ere the stars for the winners, while Packer played a food game for Oekaloos. NORWAf-K WV KARI.HAM 7. NORWAF.K, le-, Nov. 10 Special: The local high school football team defeated Karl ham High here Kriday n.f ternoon hy the score of AO to 7. JThe visitors scored their touchdown at thP start but the )o-cals game bark strongly and outclassed their rivals during the remainder vt the game.

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