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TW Sports SECTION SUNDAY, NOvtMVLSii lswi Want Ad Headquarters, Court 49O0 OUter Press Departments. Court 7200 -THE PITTSBURGH PRKSS NAVY GUNS SINK NOTRE DAME, 7-0 All Geneva's Four Year Home I when the Panthers Smothered Centre (Middies Win ry flir Rmnr- r- foy and Hunters By JOHN' G. MOCK Record Marred by D. E. Th parli.

-j una eets thp wftTTn lost i 'vu tin inc tally iiiaii itl 111 thp Uf mnrnir 1 T- 1 1. i i 1 1 I tin TU vvott tta First Over Irish Team Borries Goes Over for Lone Touchdown in Third anywhere fmr-. iui iiic opening: idyuicd. uovenamers aee uia iviarK uo vvnen mey Hie uiiduie iu Put on a 1. tne alarm rang til the feed bag was On.

on the latitude in which one loafed or hunted. Stop Scarlet Hurricane West Virginians Show Tremendous Power in 28-6 Victory Nrth Ver the Perry Highway, shortly after Sj cut with 3 bank 3t BUnd StP thick enouh to after From there on it was just one murky pocket another, slowin down the speed of the impatient nimrods Quarter Special to Th PittsTnirph Press BEAVER FALLS. Nov. 4 The Scarlet Hurricane of Cnrw -in inn i irirTrTi- iTiin'-iriilgJil TBiJiifcgMi np ibhiupi ft I drops on mUeS hUr" A where the roai Davis-Elkins had more punch and power than Geneva could badlv hPnt tD Keown Station. No one injured but fenders here tolay ancj Cam Henderson's brilliant eleven with deception, rtmning power and passing anded the Covenan tamed a hunter, both miles away.

Back again, to take the Passengers, farmers, evidently coming to the citv tr 50,00 SEE BATTLE Irish Shutout in Three Straight Games to Crack Long Record ters their first reverse in four years on the home lot. The score was 28-6. Except for a brilliant drive at the opening of the first half Tough. when Clyde Johnston lugged the ball 63 yards on a 73-yard assault. Just beyond Wexford, where the beBinS met the "Any luck?" we Queried the Convenanters were unable to rMot yet." was the reply see cm." "Can't A' t0P of the hill before drop-ng down the Ion? stroro, vtt Pi Syracuse Trips Lions Nittany Eleven Goes Down After Fierce Battle; Beaten 12 to 6 break through.

Davis-Elkins went to work In the middle of the first period. Starting on their own 27, they ran up five first downs to place the ball on the Geneva nine from where Tinney circled left end on a lateral pass play. Tinney converted. In the second quarter, Robbins punt out fromt behind the goal was downed on the Geneva 33. Three first downs placed the ball on the two and on second down.

Fluharty Br RONALD G. VAN TINE United Press Writer BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 4 Navy sailed home today with a well-earned 7 to 0 victory over Notre Dame, its first in seven years' competition with the Irish. A crowd ertimated at 50,000, including a regiment of midshipmen, witnessed a brilliant passing attack by Navy which placed the ball in scoring po same Etory: sae Warrendaie an' on Coun i A11egheny Butler The EPworth plan on th? old Dhutihl estate on other leg. Here we met Lloyd Houpt and E.

H. Bearl, North Siders, an dressed up in their huntin' togs. Lucky fellows, they have been sojourning in this country during the past summer. Stopped to chat, killin' time instead of rabbits, discussin the many things of interest to the hunter. Houpt was particularly vehement in his denunciation of the two-legged skunk who is too cheap to feed a dog during the "off-season" an' then goes out an' steals one just before the opening.

Unfortunately, the ranks of the sportsmen include such vermin, who, when the season comes to an end, will take the dog back into the country again an' drop him off. being careful not to do so in the same territory where the dog originally was stolen. This subject was discussed at length, Lloyd adding that he hoped some means would be devised whereby the hunter would receive better protection from the despicable skunk who would lower himself to such tricks. Any suggestions that our readers may have in mind along this line which might be put into legislation will be welcomed. Bidding this pleasant company "so long," after being advised that if we went straight ahead we would come out at Valencia, we were on went throush left tackle for a touchdown.

Dick Matesic, IHt halfback, is stopped by Moody of Centre in returning: a punt during the third quarter. sition in the third period. Notre Dame was shut out today for its third consecutive game, the first time a team representing the Irish has suffered this humiliation in 16 years. Irish Start Well Notre Dame started the game with a series of first downs which made it appear as if Navy was helpless against the running attacks by Banas. Lukats, Young and Pilney.

The Middies managed to block the Irish from a score, however, and when the second half be Special to The ftttsOurph. rress SYRACUSE, Nov. Penn State and Syracuse added another conventional chapter to their football history, which is becoming almost traditional, today when the Orange nosed out the Lion 12 to 6. The Orange was a heavy pre-game favorite but was pressed to the limit to gain Its six-point victory. Syracuse scored early in the first period.

State rallied in the fourth quarter and tied it up. only to see Syracuse come back with a savage drive that netted a second touchdown and victory. Power Drives Score Geneva made a gesture by passing its way to the nine-yard line when Grahame went in for the last three minutes, but Tinney stopped the drive by intercepting one of the Akron lad's heaves. Geneva opened up the third period and went from the 27 to a touchdown, Johnston going over from the one. In the fourth Shelton passed to Fluharty, who was run out of bounds on the six.

On third down Shelton scored and Tinney converted for 21-6 lead. The final score came after an intercepted pass on the Davis-Elkins 47. Three first down and a 15-yard penalty placed the Scarlet on the four, from where Shelton scored. Lineup: Davis-Eikiae CS. Genera 6.

Hodces L. Besolly Pitt Touchdowns Swamp Centre, 37-0 Jackets' Air AttackWins Waynesburg Scores Four Touchdowns to Defeat Juniata by 26-1 2 Score (Continued from Page 1 this section) Mike grabbed it and ran 30 yards for our way once more. At the we turned right, then right again onto he old Fomt Breeze Road. Past the Treesdale farms bet those acres an' acres of farm an' orchard lands are jus' teemm' with rabbits an' birds. Se- eral miles past a number of Both Syracuse scores were the re through hostile tacklers for another in the third.

Barksdale's punting put Pitt in the hole early in the game while a mixture of first and second stringers were in the Panther lineup. After suit of a slashing running attack nrierwood L. Gi'amley hlll.tprx in the territory WhlCh makes wl-ilfli rarriorl from a-pll hPVnnrl miri- Plk t5 -r-. i r- Kapn HIiMa, Camrtiell R. Pans up uie NJitue ui mum neia to me goal.

Brummage E. Taylor R. Xav rabbits among three an 14 among State's touchdown was scored on gan started a rush whicn carriea the ball deep into Irish territory. Navy got down to Notre Dame's 32-yard line by rushing. 'There Chung-Hoon.

Hawaiian halfback, opened up with a passing attack which put the ball on Notre Dame's 2-yard line. Then They Go Over Navy fumbled and lost the ball and Banas kicked out to the 18-yard line. An offside penalty was called on Navy after another pass had brought the ball back a second time to the Irish 2-yard line, but immediately Baumberger, regular Navy halfback, shot a pass to Borries which again put the ball on Ifft Pniran mintori tLpaltlv frnm behind i I four. Not so bad. "Out about raltxH t.

Q- a running piay. out a iorwara pass s. Taylor Taylor Troiano the score. A Centre pass intercepted by Wilkins, Pitt center, led up to the final score of the game in the fourth period. Pitt had fallen short of her yardage on the.

Centre 28-yard line and the Colonels could do nothing about getting it back up field. Passes were resorted to and Wilkins grabbed one and returned it 24 yards before he was dropped on the Colonels' seven-yard mark. Although third and fourth string Panthers were in there at the time, they went about the business of Fluharty L. hours." advised one of the crowd. RH ball at the Pitt 32 and made their Special to The Pittsburgh.

Press WAYNESBURG, Nov. 4 The left hind rabbit's foot for which the Waynesburg College players took a day from practice to hunt proved a profitable talisman today as the Yellow Jackets defeated Juniata 26 to 12 in an interesting contest. Both teams took to the air early and often and each scored two touchdowns in this manner. Ross a score. Scor by periods first threat for Have slamP1n' grounds 's Pne by.

"posted" now. Cri- i cers Corners. ln the davs of th I.in". v.nni,.., ofr Pla.e lor many a city hunter-ves. thrm wa-, the ol" days but thev aie Eon- forever.

Curie. Left to' Brush Creek Valley, a cood tern- tory. then End now. The road to the rignt to Plains Church. Nary a i hunter in sizht so continued to roll, Arnvin- at the old detour across to armony Junction, wa turned richt I into son.e wonderful country.

Two cars parked in a farm-vard: hundreds of acres in full an" not' a hunter in sight. What, No Dope Ah. there's a car. parked bv the roadside. Now to see the first bunnv of the season.

Arnvin' 'longside, found tne hunter sound asleep. "Hy. there, you can't pet anv rabbKs that way." we shouted. "No, an' you won't get anv out there in that foa. either," he replied as he squirmed himself into a more comfortable position.

This is bad: three hunters inter- i viewed, the pockets in the ol' huntin coats still empty an" no "dope" or the column. On asain, down the hill past the two Harmony Line reservoirs. The bare trees an' the dead vegetation giving them a pitifully deserted appearance. Not a soul in sight. We continued down the road to the junction.

i At foot the hill met a fellow climbin' up the side of the bank. "Any luck?" up asked as we ground on the brakes, cominj to a screeching stop. "Cot a couple between us," pointing to his brother, already up on the bank. James Otey an' his brother Bob, both of McKees Rocks, first on the list of those who did more than merely hunt. Off the byway an' back on the hichway.

this time No. 68. Turning nsht, we headed toward Evans City. Undecided as to whether to continue on to Butler or over toward Cailery, we picked the latter. Just beyond Cailery noted several hunters in a field adjoining the road.

Two standing at the fence while a third, accompanied by a boy, was kicking into the brush, probably 200 feet away. Suddenly a "bunny" emerged, travelin' "in high." The boy pave chase, yelling "there goes another one." One of the nitwits at the fence immediately raised his shotgun an' blazed away. The well, nnvway. the darn fool. Fortunately, however, this fellow's charge went Lose Scoring Chance It ended a few moments later when Barksdale's attempted placement kick from the 15-yard line was low of the crossbar.

The only Davis-Kikins i Geneva 6 0 6 Time of periods 15 minutes. Substitutions: Cneva Wenhel. Gra-hame. McFarlnnd. Jlacaski.

Garda. Harbison. Rinbey Davis-Elkins Gutow-ski. Key. Bail.

Winter. Goldbere-. Harper. Touchdowns Tinney. Fluharty.

Johnston. Shelton 2. Try lor point Tinney 4. Mi-ed try for rnTit Campbell. Referee Fry.

Lmpire Holmes. Head linesman shea. pushing it over with as much pre McCrarken. Waynesburg boy, led the home eleven in scoring when he other opportunity Centre had was cision as the regulars. Rector went attack was largely responsible for placing the ball in a scoring position.

Fickle football fortune almost favored State in the closing minutes of the game when penalties against the Orange gave the Lions a first down on their rivals 15. At this point a last desperate attack, via the forward pass route, failed when the ball was grounded in the end zone. State's sparkling rally seemed to call forth the last ounce of reserve strength, and the Lions could not stave off the smashing Orange drive which resulted in the odd touchdown. Slusser, McKee Star The junction of the Perry an' the Ambridge Road at Warrendaie. We continued across.

No Dog No Hope Two or three miles out, met a couple who claimed that rabbits were plentiful, but without a dog there was not much hope. Joined by a third. While talkin' things over we heard a hound on the trail. Glancing to the left of the road we saw an exceptionally large cottontail "highballm" with a beagle right on its heels. The third member to join the party at the car immediately sprang to the edge of the road an' raised his shotgun.

the final yard over guajd Centre showed nothing in the way of a running attack and finished up the afternoon all even. The Colonels managed to gain 55 yards but they Gaels Smash the 2-yard line. On the next play, Borries went wide around left end with perfect interference for the touchdown. Bull, who rushed in to substitute for Millncr at right end, place kicked the extra point. In the last period Notre Dame opened up with a wild aerial attack and brought the ball down to the 5-yard line.

On four downs, Pilney got to within inches of Navy's goal, but failed to squeeze over. The lineup: in tne tmra quarter, wnen an intercepted pass after Pitt had been penalized 15 yards for tripping gave the Colonels the ball on Pitt's eight-yard mark. Here the Panthers were favored with some wild passing by Anderson. Colonels' center. In three plays, the Ken-tuckians lost over 30 yards and were back on the Pitt 40-yard line when the Panthers took the ball on downs.

Pitt ordered in the regulars at the tail end tf the first quarter and Rams' Hopes caught two long passes from Adam Donnelley for touchdowns. Ben Donley, a substitute at the first of the season who recently was elevated to the regular backfield, proved worthy of his promotion by breaking through the Indian defense for 21 yards to register Waynesburg's first touchdown. Wenger, Juniata Star Jim Conroy, Braddock, Pa youth made Waynesburg's fourth touchdown tty plunging over from the three-yard line. Mel Wenger, Juniata right half, scored all of his team's points. In the second period the former Eph- Captain Slusser and Buck McKee, also lost that many, so the net was nothing.

They filled the air with 24 passes but 15 of these dropped harmlessly to the ground and lour more were intercepted by Pitt. All in all the Kentuckians gained only 89 yards while Pitt was running 529 yards, more than a quarter of a mile of gains. "Hey," yelled one of the others, Pittsburgh's contribution to the Notre Dame 0 Vairo "what are you tryin' to do?" Lion end contingent, stood out in Evidently this fellow knew little the State play, particularly the for-of the proper etiquet in the field, for mer, who was on the receiving end it's darn poor sportsmanship to shoot 0f a number of forward passes as a rabbit in front of another man's well as playing a great defensive T. L. G.

a. Krause Hunsch Gorman hiraUi Navy 7. Murray Brook. Zahnskie Harboid Johnson H. Clark Jtiiler WiU-nx Walkup Chune-Hoon C.

Clark AT1STICS Roaeh dog. an no real sportsman win ao game, Centre Pitt Devore E. Harry Sigel of Emsworth was the TO nmber of wrlmmmf rata High star caught a' pass from 3Jrt lard, rained from o- Blue Devils Down Auburn Bonar I.ukats Youni Banas big gun in the Lion running attack and scored the single a.5 Yard, lost from wriitinnie Given and raced 65 yards for a Net yard, from 18 Forward passe, attempted 7 Forward passe, 7 Forward passe, incompleted f-a aril, alrtfi frnm nassc 21 ft 4 Penn State Slusser (Continued from Page 1 this section) Danowski to Nitka to end. Borden and it worked, putting the ball on St. Mary's 6-yard line.

Danowski again faked a pass and this time skidded through right tackle for a touchdown. With only a few minutes to play, Fordham kicked off to St. Marys. A 15-yard penalty put the Californians back in the shadow of their goal posts where Wilson kicked to his own 22. A tackle smash and an offside penalty put the ball on the 12-yard line.

Maniaci picked up a yard at center as the crowd screamed for a touchdown. Danowski flipped a pass that Quarterback Ahorn batted down at the goal line. Then Danowski flipped another the one I llnnnnknll ll.ll,. interrented it. Several years ago we ve seen a fellow shot, for puilin' the same trick of course, the shooting was accidental ton purpose), an' nobody said a word about it.

On toward Ambridge an' the Big Sewickley Valley. Two colored gen'-man huntahs, with the limit. One gunin' the bunnies. An Airedale watchin' the proceedings. Five in one mile, four in another, the tenth in the last stages of being cleaned.

Cole i Woolndite J. Hara I S'-ore by periods: Navy 0 7 7 Touchdown Borries. Point after touchdown Bull (placement). Substitution. Nary.

Schacht Raumberrer. Borries. ill. Lambert. Johnston.

Lee, Robertshaw; Notre Dame Mn huta. Millner. Leonard. Pilney. F.lser.

Peters. Maziotti. I.apden. Rf- eree J. E.

Kecan. I'mptre G. H. Lowe. l.afarette.

Head linesman H. A. Fisher. Columbia. Field judge E.

E. Miller. Penn State. 60 Yard. cained from Intercepted pa.se.

238 Net ard. from forward 8t L. L. L. C.

R. R. T. .0 L. H.

-F Duke Wins, 13-7, and Clean Record Is Intact fi'Jit Net ards from passe, and scrim- Syracuse Johnson snen Jonios Grader Perrault Vavra Mn er Pmunzio Tisdale Ginter Nevms Svraeuae Penn State Touchdown muff Moan Wooihert McKee F. Hara Morrison Morrison ooper i touchdown. Interception of a Waynesburg pass by Scott made Juniata's other touchdown possible. When he returned the ball to the Jacket 24-yard stripe. In two tries, Dahcr advanced to the 13.

From where he threw a pass over the goal line to Wenger. Juniata was not penalized once during the game. Waynesburg had a net gain of 202 yards from scrimmage and Juniata 54. Waynesburg completed three of seven passes for 68 yards and Juniata made three of eight lor 89 yards. Waynesburg had nine first downs and Juniata five.

Lineup: 12 inished. the last rabbit was dropped VirjT-ic tne nmnfv u-irh a cmn 6 6 Sisel Merx. Sub- Stark. an' the boy was uninjured, but had on the pile, already containing five II First down, from First down, from passes 20 Total number of first 'i Number of klrkoff. lit ardace of kickoff.

S7 Averace lencth of kickoff. Number of kickoff return. 83 Yardace) of kickoff return. IT Averse, length of kickoff return. Number of punt.

'-!) Yiirrias of punt Averaee lencth of punt. I Number of punt return. III A urrlna nf mint The second hunter immediately 4 .318 i 3 2 3 2rt 8 23 2 23 stitutions Syracuse, Mark for evin: M. Smccr 1or Grader: Cody for Stark: Sun-dick for Stark: for Dinunzio: that missed by a finger tip and it Tulane Cracks Colgate, 7 to 0 Merx for Ginter. Penn Knapp tor est Marvs ball came.

The llne- Wisnier for Woollwjrt: Tor Size! Weber Woolridfc: Mikelonis for Knapp up: he been shot it would have been lifted as another "accidental shooting." Such hunters should have their license revoked an' the privilege of hunting denied them for the rest of their lives. More Friends Mary. 13 sprang forward an', picking up the bunny, asked reproachfully: "How come, Sam, dat'n sho' am yo's. What yo' tryin' to do?" as he glanced at us from the corner of his eye. "How's the terrier on rabbits?" we asked.

for .1 Har. Rdoki for Sloan. 1 Clinton. Umpire A. Farrier, Pari mouth.

Field judce C. Roiter. PiMshurch. Head lineman G. W.

Hnban. Dartmouth and Lehigh. Waynesburir 3 r. Holland By The Uniicd Press DURHAM, N. Nov.

4 Duke's Blue Devils passed their way to a 13-7 victory over Auburn today and remained as one of the nation's undefeated and untied major football teams. Rossiter, Duke halfback, hurled a pass 45 yards to Hendrickson, who scored. In the third period. Ropers, Duke end. took a toss from Rossiter and raced 30 yards across Auburn's goal.

Auburn's touchdown came in the third period on a 75-yard dash down the sideline by Kimbrell. The line Fordham 6 St. Bouetski I. t.udinowicz Tatro L. Pehsola C.

Wolfendale R. iarnn Porden McDermott Q. Danowski I. Mania.i iarausky (iir hv nuarters: At the B. fc crossing, saw sev- i "Man, dat dawg dair am da bes' Jrt Average of lencth of irnnt return, l'i Number of punt had 1 Number nf tfenaltie.

HRain.t 7 .10 arris lo.t from penaltir. S- OtJ.t Total cained carrytnc 05 ard. lost pas.e., pen altie. OO 508 Nrt yard (allied rnrrjlnc the ball.tlrt 'i Hall lost on down. 'i Kail lost on fumble 111 Fumble, made 'I 7 Own fumble, recovered 1 Opponent, fumble, 3 G.

anrmua Joraenen Gilbert Yates pchaeffer Yer.erski F. Caprinu. Ahern Wilson JCichelini Fartee 6 7 1 .1 eral cars parked, the hunters out rabbit houn yo evah saw. I Juniata 1 2 Matla.k K. Friend Hail Si-oit Kistler P.

Friend Bloominsda ie til veil Pah. Wenser Cook tpii Tournabene Paul Bidh Ko7Zi M.t raoken Ross t'uri i. t. tt R. T.

K. L. H. uon i want to sen nun, uu yuur Yale Bowl Jinx Beats Big Green (Continued from Tare 1 this section) gate advanced from mid-field to Tu-lane's 23 on passes from Kern, substitute left half, to Bogdanski. Then Kern rifled a forward to Bogdanski on the 12-yard line, and the 172-pound right end plunged on until battered down by Robertson on Tu-lane's two-yard line, just as the game ended.

After Tulane gained its seven points in the first period the Green men played cautious football to pro Fordham St Marys Touchdowns Wilson. of sight on the nearoy nui. iumt-u left across the tracks, this side of Mars, past the greenhouses on the left an' on through ideal country but posted'' on both sides ol the road. As deserted as the ol' swimmin' hole in tHo middle o' January. Comin' Conroy.

we continued. "No, sah! Man. yo' couldn buy dat dawg fo' all de money in the woiid an' den some." We bid the gen'man huntahs goodby an' cautioned them to be Pan- i Soore bv periods: Wavm.burir 2o 2 Juoiata ft rt su i-si itu ions Yvaynpsbiirar M't'une. owski. Points after touchdown sen Substitutions: W.

Meister. Jorgen-Pt. Mary F.rdelatx. (Continued from Page 1 this section) ups: when the second period oined. they immediately got down to business and pushed over a touchdown.

Bart left's punt went out of bounds Maitos. Schrether. Kuoitr ordbam T'udavani McArrile. Miskmtb. 11 uu- nibrl, IVmeilriy.

I riss Jonee. Mrl ombu, -13. R-imo. Paiker. Brown.

I. ante. Wa.KO. Auburn 7. Duk we made a left hand turn sure their splittin' up the rabbits was like most of its predecessors to a Fenton weird and thrilling to its 25.000 spec which ended in a corn field, three correctly.

How-eil. Sabo. Pepper. Dohsrt. Cowhig.

Sarota Rpfprep Thorpe. I.a nm-rure C. Hollenhaok. Penn: linesman P. Maxwell.

Ohio State. Field judte Walking. Syracuse. M.M ollutn I Wood hrittwr Chambles. tect that margin.

Roger. Penipler. rrasr SurilnrK. Juniata C'" ford Shineler. Sireikner.

Piulmeer. Kanier. Johnston Toin hdowr. Mp( rvkrn C. Donley, Con-.

E. Pnniap i roy. Wenter 2 Points after touchdown Punlap i DormeUev, '2 p'a--en-en1 piurner Ref. Lathan. Umpire Gannon.

Went Linesman Smith. Hendrirfcon Tulane 7. .1.. F. .1..

T. L. (i a. R. T.

E. All-Outdoors Questions Hardy at the Pitt 39-yard line and at that point the Panthers started. O'Dell and Sebastian alternated on reverses both Inside nnd outside the tackles, occasionally varying the procedure with a punch through the guards. Only one pass was thrown. Holnie.

Viad illiams Phi pp. Klmbivll tielu. CITY Pl n.Tne pim of Rossiter Harvard Sluggish .1 Colgate 0. -W Anderson Brooke Binra Peter. PasQu.lo Wasieek BocilaiKki Soleail Fnti.

Samuel Lyon Taller F. Con taUA on a rr'j Simon Schroeder Robinson Calhoun A rr Kvl M. Pamel Simon, Robert. T. E.

Q. L. H. H. trees an you tell In Beating Lehigh use "or leaves assuming th.

"'frceou. coloration? Is it rcauy caused bv the frost rr- Lofin O'Drll to Skladany. and that was good for 17 yards. In an unbroken march. Pitt moved to the Centre 3-yard line and Dell plunecd to the coal line.

He fumbled as he was rets in.iH, ti.M oy periods: Puke 7 l.l Auburn 0 7 0 7 Touchdown. Hendrickson. Kim. biell. Point after touchdown Hendnck-ion.

Atrial. Referee A. R. Hut chert. (Purdue).

T'ni-liite Wiiy Sholar Prejihyterian 1 Head inii'Rnian Punn HacVney (North Carolina). Field judge Collin. (Van- dorhilt) TIi i 1 Smothers Edinboro, 26 to 0 Close Home Season With Brilliant Victory lini let or oranse tators far beyond its significance to the football world at large. Yale began a frenzied offensive which culminated at the start of the fourth period when Whitehead skirted left end for two yards and a score. Curtin added the point.

Lassiter had set the ball in position for the kill with the longest run of the game, 27 yards down the sideline after shooting off right tackle. Lineup: Va'c 11 Dartmouth 1.1 Tien. id Carpenter Ki'culVn 1. F.rion Nichols Michelet Frankel Peao ielis R. Hul.art 1 iirtui Graizer Kaiiiiin amp Curtin Staucie aner iark Whitehead H.

Kennv Deckrrt Si fire by ttcrioils: we can in asistiiiic to pet orEanizfl into a hody. Then wf'll a uproar th proper partie. hnil th rl in motion somt'timf acn, when I'aul 11. KHs Htill rlirrrtor of the park an it reed at thit tinip in net up a rrinee in North Then came a ch.itijre in the a minimi rat ion nnd a new Hire tor a appointed. We hitve tnlked to r.

Murion on several in riminin. though not a loos the line of archery, how ever, belie that he on Id he jiint at elad to ei-operate did hi predweor. Snccet hat on ret hu.T amontt on rnei ve. Iiavi tie your rieinN as ell a onrsel write in a we'll a-onire you in doin our part to put it arrows. maple.

niarK cum. red and iir Score by Tulane 7 Coieaie Soorin- Touchdown 0 0 0 7 MsafraH. Jnnrhrrry anil wood link. I mir Point Crimson Looks Sour Running Up 27-0 Triumph xdlowi of varied shade Inrtiot. nirih.

after touchdown Robert. placement leaven turn to are tni'P Th. nhenumrnon of tree. loV. 1 u-it Substitution.

Tulane: Rryan. ruhl T.ortrigue. fullback. Coleate: Hara. left tirkle; Rausch.

left suard: Fortman. risht euarrv Irwin, quarterback Kern, left had: tho. chl "7kWn that early frot Anrterson. Soieau. right ha'f.

It T. CITY We ar" ccttinff some it Referee p. Bn'en. Tuft, rmpire J. Y.

Perry. Sewanee. Linesman J. Georeia. Field judse E.

C. Tageart, h. our to spurti-rii'-Ei of tho in Ihe m.tUciip wc would. vrv jkc t(i ini iu.1 a i n-f nf oiiim rn il'i-h- ihle to b-itb 1 tie the fi-iici tn.Hii that tackled but Meredith was present to cover the bull for a touchdown. Onder missed the placement for the extra point.

Onder the second offensive in the same period by intercepting a Hamilton-thrown pass on Pitt's 10 and returning it to the 28. Here again the Panthers launched another march, with Sebastian, O'Drll and WclscnbauRh doing the lugging. The last move in the procession came when Weisenbaugh faked a level. to O'Dell, then jumped throush a hole at right h.iruc itlitv Ihe he the f.i re of whi.h then, the tree. Tht (he for olher rr.en formV later xra" chrmival 8uh" itanre in the Johnstown Easily Defeats Tyrone JOHNSTOWN, Nov.

4 Johnstown High won Its sixth straight victory, five of them conference games, by taking an easy 26-0 decision from Tyrone High here this afternoon. 7 14 7 1 .1 Yai 7 Partnuiulh To hi -hi in us Whitehead m-'V -'inn-tri'tij in mind niore we cdrdijiv invited von to GREENVILLE, Pa, Nov. 4 Thiel College closed her home season here this afternoon by celebrating a 26-0 victory over the Edinboro State Teachers' College before a small crowd. Coach Jack Stoeber's boys scored once each in the first and second stanzas and twice in the third. Line- 1 Camp.

lai k. Points alter touchdown C. Curtin 2. By The United Press CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 4 Harvard today defeated by the margin of four touchdowns a beefy Lehigh eleven which offered nothing in the way of an offensive.

The score was 27 to 0, confirming pre-game odds which made the Crimson a topheavy favorite. But even in hanging up this overwhelming victory -the true margin of which is demonstrated by the fact that Lehigh gained only 31 vards bv rushing. Harvard looked DuBois Trims Windber, 12 to 7 rlTi Please settle an armrr-nt PAN V1 VTTr, -i. One ide claims 'hit i th. th.

rnvt- Mi. belet Va'e: Kimha" Stem. Grots-cup Malm. Goodyear C. Davis.

Overall. Nikkei: nartmoufh Hacerman. Stearne. Ar'hura. Aiea.

Hies. Keferf.e. W. Crowell. Swarthmore: umpire.

Thorp, r-iinmbia: linesman, .1 HoKeh.ck. Pennsylvania: field Judse. M. Waters. Williams.

kcrinei th. o'her sire be done. I guard and ran 15 yards for the Tyrone 0 Johnstown 26 up: Thie! 28 Edward. Georae I.r read. DUBOIS.

Nov. 4 Windber High, leader of the West Central Pennsylvania conference, lost its Sertion 1 01 kennel "ball Edinboro Hastie Holland D. Crowe Varo L.E Heyl Bataia L. Pannebaker follow 7" to taken out Gazeto. O.

vrept settle SelberhnS extremely sour at times and most Bernard first game of the season to DuBois i rif the limit, of the kennel V'U ealh or rr.te." That should Dudley Y. M. H. A. Triurnnhs i i i L.

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which vou consid'-r Na clad to be of service when It pertains to sports nnd You mieht take the follow in Into consideration. Snortsman. Crerd 1 Never in sport endaneer hiimin life. Never kill wantonlv. or needlessly or brnt.il.

v. Olipt the law. of the Sl.fe and Nation, work for better laws and an hold the law ettforriiic authorities. 4 Kepert the richt. of farmers and propert--no ners and also their ferlinrs.

leate sea-d birds and came in ro-ers. Never be a f1h-hoe. 7 Di.rnuracf the killins of same foe ronimerriai purpo-w, bv refti-iin-: tt bnjt trophies killed bv market hnittrr. 5 Studv and record the natural hls- torv of came specie, in the interest, of I.nve Natnre and all It denizen. 1 O.

Be a sportsman alwav. Hope fhi. will please ion. tf not. come arain.

C00 spectators seemed to Leson all Papue a Strimer Stanford In Handball Loop Peterson a leak i E. Crowe Namit Snyder Any L. G. Woodrmsr iHidukovich C. Anderson Siahl R.

Shildt Whitney R. Albridtt W. Shank White ummeron (J Rote Van hak L. Reeder Grimaldi Kephart Napotnic Gunsaiiu Score of Johnsfown 0 7 13 e5 TouchdowD" Varjo. Napotnic.

Zaknla Points after touchdown. Napotnic plunge. OrimaHi (plunre). Referee Black. T'mpire Buckwaiter.

Head Linesman Holtse. Ciark touchdown. Onder m.vte this placement kick good for the extra point. Mtk.irk lifts Away Pitt's third touchdown, coming in the third quarter, used up just three plays after the Panthers took the ball on their own 19-yard line, whera Bartletta punt went out of bounds. Randour slipped through left tackle for 9 yards on the first play, then followed with a run of 17 yards on a reverse.

At that point lie was relieved by Nicksick, and on the first play, Matesic found Mike CITY Do brown trout and brtiM il niv in the leniflhi are they matured at the: of time, that ni1 fv- ue- th'at trout reach ma-Th m.t.iritir at S- month, of core bv rjenods: nitsii mis auernoon Dy a score 01 12 to 7. Shobert scored one touchdown for DuBois with a plunge at the end of a series of running plays. Rossi intercepted a Windber pass and ran thirty yards for the second score. Windber's scoring was done by Cavacini on a plunge after De-armey recovered a DuBois fumble on the DuBois one-yard line. Line 8 Thiel 6 7 13 tiiAiAl.

vaawv by a far higher score. One of the reasons the score was not greater was Lehigh's captain, Paul Short, whose punts outdistanced Harvard's and kept the Crimson outside of scoring range much of the time, and whose defensive work was superior to that of any Kiiner. Mark. Substitution: I hie! Keunie. Ff.

Claire. Wolfe. Myers. Laird. not trnrii Y.

M. H. A. defeated Downtown Y. M.

C. four games to one, in the opening of the City Handball League for Class teams last night at the Bellefleld Y. M. H. A.

athletic hut tne rrf. the brown one f' before It reaehea Miller, Vesper. Durst. Edinboro Zahniser. Smith.

Mifcoric Kitts. Mlschler. Touchdown Snyder 2. Tomeehko. Strimer.

Point after touchdown Snydr, end run: Strimer. pas from Clark. Referee Lynch mpire Callahan. Head hne.rcan ihe'itace where it reproduce. man on either team.

Lineup up: a bfavf.r falls ran i rur-1 floor. The Y. M. CAs lone victory I. 'm iiniMiilv the owner claim- Youngwood Loses Harvard -7.

12 PuBoi chase rabbits for stocking pur- tVilrrl tirt-lot oven in -Stored two heacles If so. 1 would pre. tt the Choate pure Vyer. Ynjnshonaa un.li.ll ill mi ins Th' in They in the clear for a 30-yard pass. From there to the goal line it was only 20 yards and a few steps for Perrv Twp.

25 Krinock I Can they s'n? front legs. have very Love I Meialoni. i Graham R-ieski hormk LehU 0. Portman Scobey Ambnister ilreene Suvaleky Woleott Slai'iu---" Short Oelf Ri. titer lnnett L.

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H. Windber 7 Hardir.c 'OfH Gor don Dearm1 Far Wlfi- Cava Marrow be rnfW" Tne nnN pure-bred bencle. Hardly. Tie oni i trisht th.tLnbK,,:meT"e. rifle L.

r. G. E. Francisco aiie Gunlac Kopanj Nazro Saiey Looks. R-aie Youni wood 6 Baker Tucci Miush Wilson VukeUe Lombardy Kohi.

Armbirst Todd name mid rva of i-artie miiht rw bl to thm I to ptock a hunnr preserve. Know There rr mi other of pettier wher you micht obtain ro'tontaiU for atork-ins purpow. Principal imnni them Krl Johnnon. Kain, Kana: Stewart anil Jarkson. Dexter, Maine I.

I lore. Norwirh, kanav Haven't any notation up to th time. Sorrr that raa't pronde ou with thia information. benrh-Iecced lee. Spangler On Top CHERRYTREE, Pa, Nov.

4 Cher-rytree dropped a 20 to 0 decision to Spangler here today. The visitors outplayed the locals, registering 10 first downs against three for Cher- Garthwait srs.ib-rt Shucart. t'eaVle. nave "dacjhund blood them. Lovera L.

T. i Gias L. Kozenko at ten R. Kn hmank T. Hall R.

Ear-en 4 Earan L. Cimbw'-k R. Razit Sf.ore by rertods: Perry Townhip 1- wnicn lMctaoe oeieaiea ijevenson. 21-19. 21-18.

Alberc defeated Lezko, 21-18, 11-21, 21-19. and Gendelberg defeated Fitzgerald. 13-21. 21-12, 21-20. to give Y.

M. H. A. two wins. Later Y.

M. H. A. took both doubles, Parker and Eckstein defeating Shoenbere and Mulhern. 21-18, 21-16.

followed by Roth and Levy defeating McCabe and Fitzgerald, 21-15. 15-21. 21-16. LSON 1 am vnnci F. T.

LEB1 Dean rytree. Summary: Blairsville Held 0 13- 0 6- fhi. Vi archerv. Many People and noble in archery P'h'a a difficult time find-but thev haxe their interest V'Z ron1 arrange wnh Th-ha. Vr tteriv rviee.

in the proper -fhe Ciiv of Denver. Co'. Homer City Nicksick. Forward passes paved the way for the second score In this period. Nickick flipped one to Hcgan for 11 yards, and Matesic tossed another to Sites good fcr the same.

Wein-Ptocfc added another Ave yards on a plunge arid Mstesic slipped through the Centre line inside left cr.d and heat off hostile tacklers to the goal line. Pitt scored again on the second Matesic-to-Nicksick aeriaL Pitt had just, taken the ball on downs on her own 40-yard mark when Matty faded back, spotted Nlcksick in the clear and left-handed him the ball. 0. Carrato L. county muriieipaliiie.

mam So. Dakota. Wins 20. L.E. 1 T.

Li. C. a T. E. I.

H. F. Pranrier LonTan 5-h-rirl a Peter Sief.riak Kiirv-T Tow-prd Sheriff Score by periods: Harvard 7 13 7 7 TiiUiMifM Prouty, Parrtt. I.i'Tsn, Halev. Point ft-r tou hd'iw" Ba'! ji.

Sherman. i.oe. Whit- TF: JT: l.ulian. fa.al. l.O: lint an n.

al-y. RJ: Curt. n. Kt: K'ly RE Prnrv QH- lt-, ii itfifUB. LH: Cheek.

man. Jan'en. FB. Lehiih R. J.aekfon I.E: Airhru.ter.

rWaK. IG: Weill, Preston. r.f RG: Rust. RT: Brien, CiB; Rtd LH: F.H. Rfr.s D.

L. Daley. Ecston ColWe Cmpir. J. E.

Ir.fersoll. hartnaouth. Head Lsnestnan Ansten R. Lake. La aye lie, Jield Judee D.

J. KeMx. Spriatfifcid. YPSILANTT. Mich, Nov.

4 Cherrrtree O. Yourtr KVmejuak I. ant ham ivoman Aih-ir Greic Timefe hrhe-(1 7 IS 20 2 3. Lcrerpan Sample 2 (line well a. herv fr tbos t'm At several rd-ace.

in ne an ranse. thee un-b- iv to l' I F. 5 fITY Another thrwa arm rpnts that wiii come up. nuite ki-'k nut rf the ami-nenfa thl ara rwmc your --,) urrtn. Her r.b'i ion.

Ijo vinz f' What dve fn ioer of 2 r'Tt ft lie re No. It not Hixht a with hirifi. tn it ni not prnpri itl nor ran it hnU itlf at the ame hefaht. The tirt civen it pnwrfnl tlind lec. rieeendinr in ianttn Hiree ton to the point aimed ft I tf extension of the kin of th flank ht tween the hind and th forel and tta fiattened tail whicb arta aa a aarhut.

A. Clemer Fomiii' i Pr an nr. -l'i 1 jrir" McMarul'T III. Cmpira Murdo L.T... Joseph "res.

isrree R.T... F-ri iscn Z. iTTlSI L. H. Gasse- Roid-sh Referee M.

Gallasher. Li uem aa -Cardtkiiiio. ran 2 while atten1- ri th- Defiance Beats Urban DEFIANCE, Nov. 4 Maintaining th? offensive throughout, defiant? won its homecoming game from Urbana today, 13 to 0. South Dakota State College defeated Michigan Normal College, 13 to 7, here today in a hard fought inter-sectional battle before 4,000 spectators.

T''n5-i5 frrrl' Points alter touchdow plays) The VniYMtr ol Colorado, ai ftou.ner. Col -Knt H. too rehritT Snp- HnWA all Vhtwe Interested In thU '7 tooch with ua. do ail port.