St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 21

MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1927. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, PAGE 3S 1ST MINSTER TIES WASHINGTON, 6-6, WITH SCORE MADE AFTER FUMBLE ST. LOUIS PEST-DISPATCH NOTRE DAME Chart of St. Louis U.

Game Billikens Beat Rolla, 17-0, For Their Fifth Victory Continued from Pasre IS. Col. 8. devastating attack that advanced Line Gives Way Bef ore Lighter Eleven; Souchdown by Harding 40 SO 0 DEFEATS GEORGIA TECH j6 TO 7 Ledford I the ball from their own liant broken field runs. LJ 1 l7r line to the BUllkens n-yara uuc But penalties were assessed and they lost on downs.

Again they came back with a lone pass and and Thomas carried the ball to the Billikens' 18-yard line. The gun went off as the next play got in motion and the half ended when Thomas was downed on the 10- Collins and Flanagan Again I Jnt were held for downs on the 12-yard incTT i -r-r-r-t-T-t-r-r vvMitnimiiiti line. MARQUETTE HERE Unoff, Former Maplewood High Plajycr, Crosses for Visitors Ball Called Back After Keefer jans Through Washington Team Late in Game. Star for Rockne's Team in Winning Over Strong Southern Eleven. lE 9TO0 Pi.

XT I I 1 I NEXT SATURDAY The Rolla victory was the fifth yard line. IJutxenicli's Ixmg Punt. Lintzenich's punting paved the way for the second St Louis touchdown, which came in the third quarter. Rola lost the ball on downs after having advanced to the Billikens' 25-yard line, largely by the grace of a long forward pass. Joe got his toe under a beauty and sent it over the safety man's head.

of the season for the Billikens. oST.L. SCpRE Xext Saturday Marquette I. will furnish the opposition. Yesterday i By the AuociaUd Free.

Tmtt Sv, "wT; ra SOUTH BEND. Oct 25. ST.UOyiS the Milwaukee team ran over GrinnelL 31 to 0. Next Saturday's By Charles Eichenbaum. je Westminster College eleven fought the Washington U.

foot-jaaito a 6-6 tie at Francis Field yesterday afternoon in a con-ihici left puzzled frowns on the faces of the majority of the Notre Dame's high powered football team added Georgia Tech. to game will be played at Sportsman POULA spectators. the list of Its gridiron victims her today, the final score being 2 to 7. Park and will be the only collegiate attraction of the day, as Washington will be playing Oklahoma V. at Norman.

82 yards from where he stood, the ball stopping on the two-yard line. The Miners had their back to the wall and knew it. They tried a buck and a pass, both failing, and when Ledford tried to punt. Ik visitors irom uiion, msieaa 01 suDmiuing to an expected Collins, Flanagan. Chevhjney and LveimtoS defeat, turned the tables on the heavier Washington i irnmi ii' 1 i 1 1 1 tin a Tom Flynn.

Billiken quarter back, picked up a fumble and ran jn a iuui-i-i uinua iiji.ii mifeui wen ue euiuieu, It tout score before it's hatched." his kick was blocked, a Billiken recovering on the 5-yard line. In FORWARD PASS uiiiiiimiui 95 yards for what appeared to be a touchdown, but it didn't get in RUSHES KICK Riley performed in Stellar fashion for Notre Dame. Thomasoa, and Misell were outstanding for Georgia the latter getting away for considerable yardage and the latter constantly out-kicking PENALTY FUMBJLE Bagrandoff. who three plays, the Billikens had jt tackle the box score. It happened at the Lj hU football at Maplewood scored their second touchdown, an end run by Lintzenich putting the The lineups fag end of the second quarter.

ball over. Joe crossed the Miners Louis County iiign League, scooped up a Wash- the Notre Dame punters. Rolla had smashed its way down the field and was inside the 20- lO 20 20 30 40 50 lO 30 lO by shooting a pass to Jordan for the extra point and the score was Notre Dame scored once In the fumble in the third Quarter Washington. P. Westminster.

McCarroll White yard line. Thomas gain wriggiea 1 second period, twice in the third period and once In final quar through at guard and was in sight 14 to 0. A Perfect Drop Kick. meeting to score. asu- Collins LT Parks Hi possession of the ball Hoffman Moore (c) Schieh Grow of a touchdown when several men tcckled him near the 10-yard line.

The spectators saw the ball fly out It was Jordan's spectacular run-back of Ledford's punt that started aJ'-ytrd line wnen iriarcneu. Kaplln RG Weaver the locals on the way to their third let the pigsKin drop to of his hands and Flynn picked it Lacs, Comstock BagTandoff score, a field goal. Eddie caught up and dashed the length of the pound. The estrninster Libruan JtE Lidstone the kick on his 22-yard line and field with several interferers cut MUlard Keefer L-was on trie oau ac uuce aim -knii following his interference nicely, reeled off 30 yards to midfield. Bickel LH Harrison ting down the pursuers.

But the ball was called back and given to ter, Georgia Tech. counted in the final period on a blocked punt, a pass and a dash by Thomason, who also made the point. The lineups: Georgia Tech. P. Notre Dame.

Crowley (c) Colerick Spear Ransavage Martin LG Cannon Pund Monyhan Drennon RG Law Watkins RT Do ran Waddey Bender Durant QB Riley i the goal line before either rrc Vi CTHl Harding RH Carter Whittler F. Meyers Flynn, on an end run. got away for 33 more and after three more plays Rolla where the tackle was made, the officials ruling that the fumble had failed to produce first down. tL'iS had been made after the whistle Score -j periods: 1 2 3 4 To. Harding Rons 60 Yards.

feTlLt)Uia had blown and that the ball was iiiiiiiiiiiiill Lintzenich dropped back to the 27-yard line and placed his drop JIIIIH Washington 6 0 0 0 6 third-quarter score lor out of play when Flynn grabbed it T1 Westminster 0 6 kick across the bar and between the uprights. The field goal made Buinster followed a touchdown It was Flynn who the Scoring: Washington touchdown Thomason. Dahroan the score. 17 to 0. 1 first period by Harding.

iniBrton U. halfback, who Harding. Westminster touchdown prettiest catch of a pass seen here this season when, earlier, in the Mizell RH Flanlgsn The fourth quarter was all Rolla. Bagranoff. Randolph FB.

Collins id jo yards in a clear sweep Apparently the Billikens were same quarter, he nabbed one from IN I I II 1 SUMMARY. Score by periods: 12 3 4 ft rubies je viators' team after an otl- the hand of Eddie Jordan while merely trying to hold their advantage, as they tried no more than Wash- West- smash which set him in Notre Dame 0 IS 7 2( Georgia Tech 0 0 0 7 7 hit back was to the balL It was done much in the manner of open. Hardings dash was tfte three or four plays during the pe ington.minster liine drive yardage 86 126 End run yardage 57 18 Ui running play of the game rioa. The Miners opened with a ie Washington DacKrieia. ine Frankie Frisch going into right field for a high pop fly.

Flynn did not turn around but threw his head straight back and caught the ts man had made a small gain kite ball on the first attempt. THIPD 40 SO 40 30 20 lO i Whittler, Bear fullback, ball as it zipped by his face. Notre Dame scoring Touch downs: Collins (2) (sub for Dew). Riley (sub for Morrissey, Dew. Point from try after touchdown Dahman (sub for Chevigney), place kick: Elder (sub fcr Dahman), place kick.

Georgia Tech scoring Touchdowns: TSiomason. Point from try after touchdown Thomason, placet kick. Rolla made use of the lateral be toe had performed well in fioas games failed on "his place-Littempt The ball was neat- Nebraska Downs Syracuse 21-0, Before 25,000 pass a number of times and some times with marked success, but in cocked by the charging Blue the second quarter drew a 15-yard linemen. His failure to net extra point was duplicated lat penalty for making one illegally. With the ball on the Rolla 20-yard line, Monte Ledford started around the St.

Louis right end and er Green, Westminster kicker, likewise missed on his at- Eastern Eleven Tries Pass After Total line gain 143 144 Xo. of punts 13 10 Punt yardage 460' 315 Punt ranbacks 25 55 First downs 4 9 Passes completed 2 4 Yardage on 61 22 Passes uncompleted 7 9 Passes Intercepted .2 1 Penalties, 50 40 Substitutions: Washington Drake for Comstock, Axe for Whittler, Lohrding for Harding: Hannibal for Hoffman. Duncan for Millard, Doerner for Scheib, Gla-ser for McCarroIL Harnett for Bickel, Kurz for Libman, Jablon-sky for Kaplin, Paris for Collins, liundy for Doerner, Duncan for MUlard, Whittler for Axe, Hannibal for Jablonsky, Hoffman for Kaplin, Libman for Kurz, Lobrding for Duncan, Harding for liohrding, Paris for Drake. Westminster Dt Green, a former Kirkwood at, wag sect in by Coach Pix-a kick. when even with the line of scrimmage tossed laterally, or almost so, to Thomas, who sprinted to mid- Pass, but Is Unable to Score.

Gophers Beat Wisconsin, 13-7 Before 58,000 i rzt mcjT; ZX tiwrzewv punt I 1 i 1 ltOU.ll 1 I oo tms lt: 'SMK eon i fe iape hi ti 1 rr Of ECEU Ctrol 'nKTIEMiO S. Tf JOHNW I Sfo' li yept 2 i 8 -v. -v-3 FVt mm tw 5 A '1 PIE LO Si Jl i 6 ja' l.l ROL LA 5 here was no denying that the -Washington camp "was great- appointed. The team which played Kansas to a 21-21 tie fitld before being downed. The ball was brought back and the 15-yard penalty assessed because Thomas, the receiver, was several yards in advance of Ledford when the pass waa made.

previous week had been con-i an edge of several touch-a over any eleven which West- Badgers' Only Touchdown Re- tser should be able to muster. suits From Gopher Pass Which Is Intercepted by Crofoot. Bears went Into action a more experienced and much stronger eleven, the light visiting team. Blue Jays Show Power Early. By th! AuocUted Pref.

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct 2J. Min By the Associated Press. LINCOLN, Oct. 29. Mixing passes with a slashing running attack, the Cornhuskers of Nebraska trounced the Orangemen of Syracuse 21 to 0 before a crowd of 25.000 here today.

Syracuse unleashed its vaunted aerial attack in the early minutes of the game, but Nebraska was ready for this type of game and converted the tosses to their own advantage. Finding the Nebraska line impenetrable, the Orangemen wrre forced to continue their aerial game. Until removed in the last minute of the game, Baysinger, Syracuse's lanky quarterback, hurled pass after pass, and his flips were tossed with unerring accuracy, when he could find a receiver uncovered. Tie firgt minute cf play cast nesota's Big Ten conference record was kept unmarred today when the White for Meyers, Duncan for White, E. Moore for Keefer, Green for Parks, Bidstone for Green.

Kreuger for E. Moore, Smith for Weaver. Officials: Referee James Gonld, Army; umpire John Mills. Missouri; head linesman A. O.

Kelly, Dartmouth. Inauspicious shadow on the Gophers defeated Wisconsin IS to fctitgtoa hopes. The Westmin- lO 20 lO SO 40 30 20 I i In 1. ..3 I' ikkoff bounced out of the 7 before a "Dad's Day" crowd of 5S.O0O fans in the Memorial sla- of Millard, Bear quarter, and dlum. it time he had recovered the A Minnesota touchdown la the I the visitors forwards were F5 to tackle him behind the goal 1 Ul first period and another in the third, with a point after touchdown on the first accounted for the Gophers' scores while the oil The scorer chalked up two i tor a safety and the crowd pven notice that this was in- Badger touchdown came in the sec i i 85,000 See Trojans Beat California Drury of Southern California Gains 206 Yards Successor 11 I pet until the end of the quar- 1 ond period when Crofoot Intercepted a Minnesota forward pass In Nebraska Scores Early.

Nebraska's first counter came hen it was explained that the as a non-scoring touchback. ROLLA Position ST. LOUIS V. Medernicyer Murroy Bok-ii LT Tison Herbert Brown Young DavkLsoo Martin RG Creceiius Shearer RT. Oelschlager Kay RK Daubucr Ledford QB Flyuu Hied LH LlntuenJcli Kjar RH Jordan Hasslcr FB Dlrnbergrr 1 2 3 4 Tot.

St. Louts 0 10 0 17 Holla 0 0 00 First downs St. Louis 10, Rolla 13. Yardage on rushes St. Louis 1S5, Holla 11.

Yardage on passes St. Louis Rolla Yardage on rollbacks of kicks St. Louis 8, Rolla 82. Forward passes completed for gain st. Louis 5 out of 12, Rolla it of IS.

Forward tasscs intercepted by Rolla 1. IVnalties againt-t St. Louis, 35 yards; against Rolla, 85 yard. Punts Lintzenich. 5 for average of 46 yards; Iedford, 7 for average of 41 yards (one of I od ford's punts partially blocked).

Scoring: Touchdowns Llntaen-icli and Flynn. Points after touchdown Lintzenich (drop kick), Lliitzenfcli and Jordan (forward pass). Field Goa 1 Lintzenich. bubfelltutlons: M. Louis, Miller for Oelwchlaeger, (Schwartz for Brown, Kennedy for Dirnberg- pnch as the ball had not been MfTlFllCf PT midfield and raced for a touchdown.

Hayes added the extra point on a place kick. after five minutes of play. On seven plays the Cornhusker backs carried the ball 3S yards to ped In fair territory. liOUl Scores Touchdown. as ball was given to Washing- The lineups: touchdown.

PressneL, leading the line and Bickel, RPlLLA Minnesota. p. Wisconsin. By the Associated PreM. Sack, punted to Westminster.

scorer of the Missouri Valley, carried the ball six of the seven times LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2 9. Line Bluejays fumbled the ball cn smashing beat long punting here for a total of 36 yards, and scored second line drive and the todav, 13 to 0. when the Southern the touchdown. McMullen place-kicked for the extra point.

California Trojans took all the Haycraft LE Cameron Maeder LT Binlsh Hanson LG Connor Macklnnon Shoemaker Gibson RG Parks GaT RT Wagner Tanner ItK Zeisse Kstook it at their 40-yard line. Mint received the ball twice, ppering downfield for the goal wonder out of 1927's football won Pressnel also made the Corn der team from California. The huskers' second touchdown which an second try. Whittler missed crowd was estimated at more than was scored in the latter part of the first period, receiving Baysinger's Placement aiiiBs kicked off for Washing-and Westminster began to 'it the line. punt on Syracuse's 33-yard line.

Presnel returned it to the 20-yard line. A pass. Witte to Oehlrich, put the ball on the seven-yard line, and on three line plays he carried exchange of punts caught the disadvantage and they Conzelman Stars As Providence themselves in a dangerous Missouri Eleven Triumphs Over Northwestern U. it over for the counter. MdMullen F-ion.

The Wflshinirton back- again place-kicked the goal. 1 of Millard. Riokol Hardine- Nebraska's final touchdown came Hovde Crofoot (c) Barnhart LI I Rose Hayes Joesting Rebhols Score by periods: Minnesota 7 0 0 13 Wisconsin 0 7 0 0 7 Minnesota scoring: Touchdown. Haycraft, Joesting. Point after touchdown.

Fharmer (sub. for Almqulst). Wisconsin scoring: Touchdown. Crofoot Point after touchdown, Hayes. Referee Joe Maglsohn.

Michigan. Field Judge 1L B. Hackett West Point Head linesman R. C. Huston, Parsons.

Whittler found the sledding rough and the tmnt signal 85,000. Lom, Kaufman and J. Dougery were the stars for California but especially Lom. who carried the battle on his shoulders, his passing hands and his punting shoes. Over the entire field, however, loomed Morely Drury, skipper or the Southern California who packed the ball I0G yards ont of a total of 371 yards gained tor his team.

The two scores for the Trojans came in the second and fourth periods. Don Williams, who substituted for Drury. scored the Jir-t touchdown, and McCaslin the second. Drury kicked goal after the second touchdown. Lineup and summary: er, Joyce for Jordan, Gu.sakic for Continued from Page IS, Col.

in the third period. Taking the ball on Syracuse's 31-yard line, the Cornhuskers marched to the eight-yard line- A pass. Witte to Far- "sed frequently by the Wash-pa quarterhark. Th hall was Ti.Mn, Schwartz for Crccclluit, ran 15 yards for a touchdown. into Washington territory for Downey for Datldnon; Rolla, Thomas for Held, Allebach for leyal.

was completed for the touch remainder nf ti fcnlf Pnach Brown place-kicked goal. Then Beats Frankford 29 to 7 Defeat Severe Blow to Yellow Jackets Hopes of Keeping "Pro" Tide. PHILADELPHIA, Oct 29. The Frankford Yellow Jackets saw Ncldermeyer, McKae for Ray, Ncid te showed his distaste for the down. Captain Brown drop kicked the goal.

Northwestern, with Holmer throwing the ball, uncorked a series of tction fin (h nart nf the emieyer for McRae, Tucker for Herbert, MeCormick for Kjar, Loup The lineup: N. W. Pos. MISSOURI. Kent L.

Tarr R. Schuler (act regulars by shooting an en- Syracuse Pulj Up Hard Fight. Although outclassed by their for Ledford. ew eleven Into play early in passes which brought the ball to within striking distance. Then Officials Klein (Missouri); ref heavier and more experienced op econd quarter, but the drive eree Lew (Washington); urn ponents, the Syracuse eleven fought Ughter WMtminrtor harks pire Marquard Washington) their hopes of retaining the national professional league football gamely until the final a aetresKiVA rlffTiivo work CALIFORNIA (0).

U. S. C. (13). Holmer went over but failed to kick goaL Shortly afterward.

Holmer crashed through for anoth Iieadlincnan. their passing attack was a con bne would not be denied. Position. stant threat. The Orangemen com fer and Meyers Star.

SUMNER HIGH ELEVEN J. Dougerv L. McCaslin er touchdown and again failed to pleted eleven of their So a gain of 107 yards. Nebraska KEMPER DEFEATS CULVER TEAM, 13-0 INDIANAPOLIS. Oct.

23 In their seventh annual tilt the Kemper Military Kchool foottsll team defeated the Culver Military Academy eleven here this afternoon. IS to 0. Win berg was the outstanding player for Kempr, scoring both touchdowns. Eylur plsytd atelier ball for Culver. Green Hibbs reefer, 150-pound ouarter- BEATS LINCOLN, 7-0 Kaufman L.

Heiser lhared hnnnm w-itV, "Swede" tercepted seven of their tosses. Sy in the Westminster attack. racuse's most effective passing Rlegels C. Barrager H. Gill Anthony championship smashed by the Providence steam rollei here today.

29 to 7. Mercer put Frankford ahead in the first period with a touchdown and subsequent pel' The lead ws not held long. Providence made two touchdowns in the second period and another in he third. Conzeluan, Wilson and Oden fc z6 then, re whose ronbacks of the bina-tion waa Baysinger to Goldman, although Sebo and Lewis The Sumntr High School team won its second victory of the season when it defeated the Lincoln High School eleven of East St Louis. 111., in yesterday's gridiron Coltrin (C.) Scheving Tappan grabbed a few of the of the open field play.

acedWf th. -a ing captain). L. T. Lucas Hazen L.

Drumm Erickson Morgan Dart. R- Miller Sinkler R. T. Smith Johnsos R. E.

Brown Rojan -Q. Byers Bergheim L. H. Diemund Calderwood. Mehrle Holmer F.

Swafford Score by periods: 12 3 4 Missouri 77 13 34 Northwestern 0 12 7 019 Missouri: Touchdown Tarr (1). Tuttle (sub for Diemund) (1). Mehrle (2). Diemund (1). Goals after touchdown Brown.

6. Northwestern: Touchdown Holmer (2). Johnson (1). Goal after touchdown Gustafson (sub Eisan Drury (C) contest by a score of 7 to at Pith litUe evidence of fatigue Captain Barbuti of Syracuse was unable to enter the game because of injuries suffered in the George Lom L. Saunders Marcus R.

H. Thomas pthiirn F. Edelson Star's Park. kick goaL Outside of a touchdown by Johnson in the third period, the purple were pushed out of the picture by the Tigers' line which opened giant holes for Diemund. Tuttle.

a substitute, and Mehrle. Northwestern Takes Load. After grabbing a long pass near the end of the second period and crashing over, for a touchdown. Brown again kicked a goal. As Northwestern grabbed the lead in the third period with a long touch While the visiting team exhibited the fourth quarter.

Reefer's town game two weeks ago. Syracuse. Position. Nebraska Rcnre bv periods: 12 3 4 better team work and an Iron-clad defense. 8umner was able to com of Whtttier's punt brought 8ur Prnu-A ir.

r.si Tab. Brown Loses Fourth in Row; Temple Wins, 7-0 ollfnrniu 0 0 0 0 0 Raymond L. E. Lee IT S. C.

0 0 713 plete more forward passes to gain ball in midfield. the ag- L. Richards Winick Scoring: Touchdowns Williams fll'JI r-- A ah, Holm fuh for Drury) and McCaslin James Newman L. Wittman C. Brophy R.

Van Ness R. T. PROVIDENCE. R. Oct J.

McMullen Toint after touchdown Drury. Officials: Referee VarnelL Chiea-T'mniro McCord. Illinois. the goal line only to learn disappointing tidings that hia penalized on the play for NACLE to produce a cor down pass from Holmer to Jones. ing punch when it had re- Lawson viM ludirs Badenock.

Chicago lasted opportunities to spectively, Conzelman and Eonnen-brg added extra points. OKLAHOMA AGGIES BEAT CREIGHTON, 18-6 STILLWATER. Oct It. Creighton's undefeated football team was humbled today by the Oklahoma Aggies. Missouri Valley Conference champioDs of last year, by a score of 18 to 6.

McCoy. Aggie quarterback, assisted in Creighton's only touchdown, made in the final quarter, by overlooking two pass backs made after he had punted. With the score knotted. 6 to the Aggies came back strongly In the last seven minutes of play, ecortng two Bronson Head linesman Fitzpatrlck. Lewis R.

Q. Jones L. Goldman R. Sebo F. "esiminster eleven gained 'Jf of 14 yards by running Presnell II Witte Oehlrich OREGON STATE BEATS yardage consistently.

Four successful forward passeg were Baker to Brantley. In the third quarter Baker made a throw to Culp. who caught the ball on his 23-yard Una and sprinted across the goal line for a touchdown. The extra point was scored by Baker, who kicked the goaL Vashon Beats Franklin. Vashon (Nfgro) High School Journeyed to St Charles yesterday and defeated the Franklin High School lren that place, lt-12.

Pearson. Fot and Blocker scored Wacfcdowns for Vashon, l.C thrftnrh tli. lira enH i cross the Temple University goal line. Brown went down to Its fourth "straight defeat today. 7 to 0.

With the play principally lu its territory. Temple held the home team for downs each time or broke Into a feeble pasatac attack. The Philadelphia aejtfit 2 3 4 0 0 721 for Gergherra). Referee. Fred Young.

Illinois Weslcyan; umpire. Don Henry-, Kenyon; field judge. Meyer, Horton Michigan: head linesman. H. Taylor.

Emporia. Michigan State Harriers Win. By the Ir. MILWAUKEE. WU.

Oct. 29. Michigan State cross-conntry runners defeated Harquette Harriers, 25 to today. Score by periods: 1 Nebraska 14 C3 the Washington total by the Tigers came back with two more scores in the third and fourth periods. Mehrle caught Holmer's kickoff and raced 90 yards for another touchdown and Brown kicked toal.

Then while the Tiger line held. Diemund clinched the game by skipping off tackle for 86 yards and the final touchdown, the goal of which, was made. wg, the Bears netting 88 on straight driving and 57 WASHINGTON STATE COP.VALLIS. Oct 29. Oregon State trounced Washington State College here today.

It to in a game that belonged to either side until the final whistle and was finally decided on the breaks. A wt field made fumbles freq.unt. Syracuse 0 0 0 Nebraska Touchdowns: Tres-nell (2). Farley. Points after touchdown McMullen (2).

place kicks; Brown (substitute for Brownsoa, drop kick. gota it score In the first ioe tsears compiex- passes for 61 yards and Jfaitors four for 22 yarda. tester scored nine Washington's tour. touchdowns, 9.