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fa fMMyftvx Jfnqmw ,1 PHILADELPHIA, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 25, 1928 a Lafayette Sprawls Lehigh, Harvard Drops Yale, While N. Y. U. Jolts Carnegie NA VY VANQUISHES TIGER FOEMEN BY 9 TO 0 i Villanova Conquers Davis-Elkins, St. Joe Defeats Drexel, Temple Cleans Up "WHITEY" LLOYD TIES KNOT IN TIGER'S TAIL The Man Who Tied the Knot in the Tiger's Tail Is Seen in Action fjflfjjjf)) EIM DS ri nnWU 17-11 tLIUUnN, 1 mmzH BEFORE MOO WITH 76-YARD GALLOP Sailors Great Back Then Boots Brilliant Placement Goal From 27-Yard Line to Clinch Victory for Service Team; Princeton, Fighting Hard, Is Al ways Dangerous Guarnaccia, French and Putnam' Heroes as Crimson Gains First Yale Win Since 1922 ftfer M's cV Cantabs' Lateral Passes Prove Undoing of Bulldogs Who Never Threaten Supremacy of Legendary Foe By JAMES C.

ISAMINGER NKW HAVEN. Nov. 1. By PERRY LEWIS AFTER stalking its prey on many gridirons, roaring with rage as it struck down Lehigh, clawed Cornell, lacerated the Bulldog of Yale and fought Virginia as well as Ohio State to ties, the ferocious Tiger of Princeton yesterday was at last caged on Franklin Field by the mighty men of the Navy, 9 to 0. Thus the striped Bengal went on the hunt once too often, and in the end, became the hunted.

Up until yeserday, Princeton was undefeated and had only to bag the Sailors of Annapolis to remain In the championship class; but today the Tiger writhes in defeat, impaled on the sharp horns of the Navy goat, tamed by the majestic might of a hard playing Middie football team. One touchdown in the second period, a field goal from placement in the fourth quarter, delivered from Princeton's 27 yard line, were the only scoring gestures of the day and it was "Whitcy" Lloyd, who will some day be an Admiral if physical prowess counts for anything in our Navy, who scored every one of the nine points. It was "Whitey," 200 pounds of speed, rearing his blonde head more than six feet above the pack, who scampered 76 yards for a touchdown on the second play of the second period. It was "Whitey," trained in the rudiments of football at Peddie and the refinements of the game at Annapolis, who thrilled 45,000 frenzied ipectators as he clinched the triumph for the Navy by prodding neat a placement field goal as e'er left the talented toe of a football Goliath. ml lnle, (ho two m- llll'S football, jumped eir wheelchairs and tore at each other with crutches in the big inlc Howl this afternoon, the Crim son winning by the impressive score of I Highly thousand men nnd women, wearing furs and finery that would hop into tho millions, filled the great New Haven disc to the rim, and they saw I lave Guiirnai'cin and Klliott I'litmiln.

two Harvard backs. 'In the scoring that gave the Crimson their tirst triumph over their legendary foes since 1 he CriniNons and are not the The Lineup Whitey Lloyd, the well known decathlon athlete is just versatile a football star. He showed Princeton a thing or ten about the tame yesterday afternoon the net result ol Lloyd The Hero The Navy carried too much heavy iitiJlery for Princeton yeBterday, too nch power was in the Middie liue, too much dash and speed in the baek-iId, too much ruggednesa and driving power everywhere. But the Tiger fought back gallantly, and with such downright desperation that hnd it not been for the individual brilliance of Lloyd, a scoreless tie might have retailed. Consider the feats of this amazini: which was a 9 to 0 victory for the Middies.

Here he is shown being pulled down (At least an effo; it being made to pull him down) in the second period as he broke loose on an end run. Princeton Poiitioni JJavy lAwler Left end Jfortt Bitfield left Uckl Bowstrom Moor Left guard Burke Howe Centre Huvbet Kestresa Right guard Xoepke Heckenburr Hirht tackle Wilton Stinion Kiffht end Bvnr Norman Quarterback Whelchel Wittmer left half-back Gannon E'nnett Hi flit halfback Lloyd Miles Fullback Clifton t.illiputs of the football field, and they aro certainly no longer the ginnts thev were In the old days of ptish-and-pull football, hut their annual clinch remains as big a coonskin coat auccei-s as ever. Crimson-Blue Tilt Classic, It is still the biggest and zippiest private football war aeeu on the fnotliull lawn nnd the enthusiasm nf the hordes shelved inside the huge indentation in cold Connecticut soil waa not the least dampened because both combatants had met with several reverses during the year. While it might be called the hatlle nf the weaks rather than the battle of the week, it was nevertheless a sigan-tic spectacle that, for color and raci-ness, did not suffer in the least in comparison with former meetings when the two universities were the acknowledged anointed of the football field. Harvard saved its season with two- VIOLET RA YS DAZZLE foutn, who shattered perfect season WILDCA TS RALL AND BEA DA VIS-ELKINS Frlncetoa 0 fl ft 00 CARNEGIE IN UPSET Nary 0 6 0 81 Touchdown Lloyd.

Field goal Lloyd. Sub' titutioat Princeton: Reouardt for Bennett, RIDE 01 FIGHTING mr one ot me "nig The first period belonged to the past, and to the consternation of the Middies, banked in a blue mountain on the north side of the field, practically all Ken Strong Leads N. Y. U. lo 27-13 Victory Over Bennett for Requardt, flequtidt for Bennett.

Wayte for Barfield, Scarlet for Reouardt, Jones for Norman, Green for Miles, Caldwell for Howe, Sirubin for Wittmer. Morrison for Stinsen, Bylei for Moore. Duncan for Hookenbury. Nstt: Crane for Moret, Beans for Byna. Westbofen for Xoenke, Sprint; for a me pioy during the first fifteen mm tes had been iu Annapolis territory.

Southerners Showing Surprising Strength Tie Up LEHIGH RI1S, 38-14 Came the whistle and the second Plaid, Passing and Running Superbly; Harpsler, period, with the HenirHl pressing a spirited march deen within Navv ter Llovdt. Xoenke for westbofen. H. Buer for point scorera Dave Guarnaccia, the Gannon, Lloyd for H. Bauer, Caitree for scintillating Italian in the CrimMoi rain.

The Tiger had the ball on the finrina-. srnw for Beans. Oiese lor Wilson Count With Stuhldrehermcn, Who Come Back to Score and Win Out, 20-13, Before 15,000 Tartan Satellite; Lassman Badly Injured Swan for Burke, Gubours- for Hug-bet, Ricketts for Kecpke. Gray for Browstrom. Koblhas backfield, who was a motor of energy in himself, and Kllintt Putnam, his smsller confrere in the Massachusetts offense.

Bailors J4-ard mark, it was fourth down with six yards to gain. In this crisis, Norman, Princeton Held leneral. en Hod for ho nrthorioT foi Castro. Faterson for Whelchel. Referee E.

J. O'Brien, Tuftt. Umpire D. L. Fulti.

Brews. Field Judge C. M. Walters. Wil-llama.

Linesman J. 3. Cosrrove, Cornell. Closing tho book on bis college ca Lafayette' Crushing Cavaliers Rip Foe in 62d Grid Meeting RNINi; aside Scarlet hurri-1 Tim. of pariMs 16 minute fluy.

I forward pass from Bennett to Miles, but the oval just tipped the reer, Guarnaccia turned in the best performance he has ever done in the three TfRJ can I ne thnt threiitlned to demolish; By GRANTLAND RICE V1TTSIILKGH, Nov. 24. TUB Violet tonight is the crowning flower in the football garden The Lineup The Lineup everything in its path, fighting1 seasons he has so commendahly fought a dancini? master, he eluded Miles hy utters fillers as he sped toward bttj't soul liue and struck the ground. Along Cams "Whitey" iMittiiiff back of tlie tackier just as imp under tne rlarvard colors. He scored a touchdown in the first nuarter sod of the East.

It blooms far above N. T. Dnlr, Poflllioni. latter waa taken out of the play by nesperntej.v to retjun Its proud position llllionn the 1'fvv linbt'titen eh'vrn if the K.tlliinl. rcsnui'i-crul il-hiiiova ritl oullit, in tlie litw- Vllliinova.

llarla Klklna Tjft sirwl t.cft end t'llftl added another in the third for a total of twelve points. an alert interferer. Mriri Maroons Amass Tallies Un sheclun 1-rt tackle Irrln Diagonally the marvelous runner. Milne Left auard Pieot CrnBl Tecb Rwt HhinifJt Hri'dhfir HutlihiTfTPr HitrnfT ff-hnfirifi nonoran centre He who is a "10-seeond nmn, aped down rriii dusk of its own stadium, siim-i'd niichtily over the fiiiiTiinu Guarnaccia and Putnam Scorer Putnam's adroit foot gave the win McCnv Hlzlit unard Mllle Harirlninn I.Nimn the field and toward tile soulli side IVMHilano Riulit tickle Atnrkon llr. til Regulars Retire; Bethle hem Boys Score Late the thistle of Carnegie Tech, the rose of Harvard, the lily of Princeton and the bluebell of Vale.

For this afternoon New York tJniveraity crushed Carnegie Tech's great team, 27 to 13, with a storming attack that would have smashed down the defense of any team in the country. This attack was led by a runaway l)n'is Klkins eleven and brought it to I'liiih. 11 to VI, in a bitterly contested Mil mill I ners five more points. He added the lft tBl.i Jft murd Ontra Hijiht cuarri ItlKht tnckl Might end Otirtrhni Left hilfhflrlr ItlKht. 1m If hick rulltiark I u-ttomey Itiaht end O'UiTl Mct.aiiahli llirterbe'k Warnci line.

It looked for a split second though he would be run out of by Wittmer, hut he suddenly swuiik battle. Fori f-ft half-back MchiriH' extra points after Guarnaccin's pair of touchdowns and then in the fourth Thus Princeton's golden opportunity Jus lost, for that failure gave the Mid- dies the bull on downs, and the stage was set for Lloyd to present his first mntillathig performance. i ball in his long arms, winter' bjt just out8ide 0( prince. I tons right tackle on the short aide of the hue, and like a thunderbolt. The 'on line split at the point of runner went storming 5 wroush and' was now free of the for- i anl line.

Hut th.e. J- Hill Htrontr Follt CVinM Hlirht hnlfback Warren M(Mrrhttt4 Kirrlk A crowd estinntted to ninnlier nearly half around, siraignt-armeu ins pur tiarrtner Fullback Jlensle Vllliinova 0 13 020 Davia-Klkmi 8 0 7 018 (I (V ('rncirit? 1W funs wedded nlsitit I be scene the grentest team to ever wear th By STAN BAUMGARTNER 7 14 tv 1:7 S. Y. Uiilv-eriJtJr suer as neatly as any tinkler hns ever been balked, and then swuuk in alonii the sideline without losing his stride. quarter be ended the scoring for the day with a well-engineered ami deadly accurate field goal from Vale's 2--yard line, an item in offense that seems to have been neglected bv col Kirrlf.

I'olnt Toiichdnwna Henele. ktelatmon. flllleenh Hwet. Tmirhfiownn Twh buffalo, using the speed of a deer, and Ulne ihi, I While forced the West Vir for tfiu-'hrtfiwii (pli cement I Ne' McKlnncr. McAnrlrewa.

Polnla after tench his name was Ken Htrong. mis man ginia iiivnders lo bend the knee i dwn Melanaon. 2. Snbatltnttona: VillanoTa York Kenny Mnrrortee, BironK i. Miles and Wittmer hurt been dispos Strong weighs 201 pounds and be runs ken of dcfciit.

isililv tretnbllll 1'iilno of or touchdown Htrong A iitrj. i.lllesnie for Ford Me anaon for tjarnner. iiu. -t. AS irresistible as the tides of Hut negat, as powerful as the Hoc of Gibraltar, an inspired Lafayett EASTON.

Nov. 8 irresistible as the tides of Hiir inspired Lafayette leges this year. in cm In). HtihiMtuHonn Hohauhe. McAmlrcwa for (ontl.

Moritan for Mcljtnuh- when the hard-i'hiirgiiig, ciipnble Davis the broad chested and iMty rnr Nweitt. FiiiuriaitHii rr itiienswrin, lln. llntoka for Mllbe. llonnlme lor McAndrew the KM) in about in flat. He ran an over a big, powerful team, smashed Kilimip for Yfrfrui f'r ed of.

Now the runner had only en-nett to reckon with. Forty-five thousand voices were stilled as forty-five thousand throats became paralyzed with hvsteria. fortv-five thousand pairs of wily Guarnaccia and thu lii.be and purposeful Putnam accounted for all tin Keimcr for Curtta. Parla-Klklna Mattlaon for Markowltx, Warren for Flelda, Mattlaon for Markowlu. 1'telds for Warren, Fairbanks for eleven hruslied aside tlie hrst-string line for nil early touchdown, Vil-Innovu ciiuie buck to tic the score dur its line, ran its ends, kicked htly an'! rpiii ror Al'iirm'MU ifw mm imivvrtiiiT.

If iontnti for Knllpf flnOniOtn for ftersTimmii eleven rode roughshod over a fighting but victory-famished Lehigh machine fifty-five yards, threw passea and points scored during the game. n-i tt ueicnne tor nlntcy" to reckon with, a sec-onilarr defense that wns manned by nch deadly tacklers as Bennett, Miles VYittmer. Lloyd, however, was equal to the gigantic feat he was attempting. Like for Htrmm. Jilti for firant, Wtlnri for ijtMininn.

Hormel f-T O'HHn, (iaudpt for tackled all over the lot. aiatliaon. lteferce J. T. Clinton, Yaie.

tlmplre H. IfcoithPtt. Urafnua. Head ltneaman H. A 'ihere was no niiestioning Harvard! by the score of 38-14 on the battle scarred gridiron at Kaston today.

Todav he was Bed staring eyes were glued upon the stir Continued on 2d Page, 7th Column llornip). A stliton for Hill c.Mtm for Hiirif iNMin for NaOnntcin. Rattnttn for Ijim nin it sir aim 11 fur NtmtM (IftVialB: ttcf superiority. It outplayed Vale through tlreene, Petm. Time of periods.

15 minutes out the game, and dealt the tbeit It was the siity-second meeting be prc-K. (i 'laanart. I'm nlr J. I Kuan. tween these historic rivals, whose feud Grange and Chris ('agio rolled into one human form and there was nothing Carnegie had that could slop his march.

And while Strong was storm Continued on 3d Page, 1st Column ing the lirst null ot inn struggle. I lien, with their smoothly functioning back-tield rushing tlie I mi 1 1 down the Weld, the Liners displayed a third-period at tuck that left the spectators fairly gasping. The greatest assemblage of hacks a Villanova team hns ever had Hed Mc-liuison, Johnny (iillespie, Mcn- Iltai lineman- W. Murpfiy. rieirt iiitj irtt T.

.1 Thori'U. Tim of pprtoda 1 CV minut'-a. Offlrin la lofeosj Umnlo Kuan LltKniflii MurihT. Flel'l Judre Thorpe. has resulted in more tilts than even the to the Davis Rlkins' 23-yard line.

On a fake line play, McAndrews dropped hack and then circled far into the field Sale-Harvard series, ing all over the field a young fellow Today's triumph gives the Leopards named Hownrd Hnrpster, wearing the to catch an aerial tossed by Gillespie. Confused by the suddenness of the supreme heighta in the Hunt an ofte of thirty-seven victories against twenty TEMPLE, IN SCORING ORGY, ROLLS UP 73 TO 7 SCORE ON WASHINGTON COLLEGE LADS subterfuge. Cam Henderson's plsycrs three defeats. Two battles resulted 1'liiid and Crimson of iirnegic 1 ecu, was throwing a football after the manner of a championship sniper as he completed more passes agsinst a stout wiieclert in tune to wnt.cn the blue- tin? Krent n'iimn ot in tne crimn of Imttlp, Cfiptuin JiBsaman, of New Vork, won haiilv hurt ntnr th clos of in ties, since litis the Alornon has jerseyed back scoot for the goal 81 SPRINGFIELD 4- Kengle, the vigilant safety man, closed bowled over the Brown and White as i hp if Amp. where he had to bft ruahed defense than any two passers have completed since the tirst.

leaven started a steam roller crushes a paper cup, to the boftpitul with a aliKht com'usaion drews, Jocko Jlonnhue, Jack Conti, Bill Ford and Frank Morgan raced through Davis Klkins on the heels of a dnzzling aerial attack and a series of bruising line plays. Two well-earned touchdowns were the third-period fruits of Villanova toil. Gillespie Breaks Loose The stands rocked with all the in on McAndrews ou the 1-yara line. Temporarily cheated out of a tally that for a while aremed to be even running up a string of ten consecutive when Morgan was thrown for an 8- more serin tin aa two doctors worked pOLLING up 73 points to Wash- SPRINGFIELD, Nov. L'l.

conquests. ynrd loss, Villanova pushed McAndrews over him in the dressing room before fulling hack early ucioner. Strong and Harptter Star Strong and Harpater were tho two outstanding stars of one of the most Only in l'l-i did the annual Armaged RING FIELD INDIANS, chnni over ln tbree savage pelts througn the College'i lone 7-pointer in "'ir final home nm nf the he foiild be takf-n away. The Lineup don develop into a furious struggle. SPRI pio Ho pions or the Canadian-Anierical CHrnefcie Teen.

ron(uerors of Pitts line. Comparatively unknown and un tremor and excitement of a drama when boots ifrunner. that year, put the bit nckey League, kept tin thci1 decisive battles of the year, a battle where New York University rose to Tohnnv (Ji esnie snatched a forward Continued on 3d Page 7th Column heralded, a young man with the name of Neil Ronnie, of St. Cloud, positions Washlnstoa Col. Tmple of poison in the Lehigh cup with a place kick for a 3-0 triumph for the Maroon.

good work for tiie 1028-111'JU seasof here tonight, when they easily defeated the Philadelphia Arrows, 4 to 1. tV r'd machine ended on local terra-ln Maze of touchdowns, before wjuu rooters at the Temple Stadium jMterday afternoon. Burt. pass from Morgan and twisted sixty-five yards to the enemy goal line. Again, before the echo had died in the forcefully impressed his figure and actions upon every fans in tlie stadium From a nurelv snectacnlar standpoint the Indians tallied three of their Oofrfy Lett end Bnchsnan I.ft tnt-kle Hublcam Left susrd Kstipr Ontre N'Hvsrfo JllRlit guard noriner KlElit tackle distance, those same tans rose to their Leopards Rip Lehigh Asunder For three quarters of this after fcr xx the nowerful villanova vehicle msrkers in the opening period, having but little difficulty penetrating the vis- "sough the Owls ran tin their high- Set venrii Wilson Blierlnw (Caut.i Mnrtli Punln PhimmiT Purcell Pnpnon NnrrlH Llojcl noons conflict the Ieopsrds were the Kengle performed head and shoulders above any man on the field.

Observers who have watched Villanova and its opponents all season and supporters ting defense, 'llie Arrows also score! Bit V1 W2i ean i i.1 shiverinir rooters, nevertbe CRIMSON AND GRAY BEATS DREXEL IN FINAL BATTLE OF YEAR FOR BOTH TEAMS ssme crunching cavaliers, ripping a Lehigh line to shreds and knifing its in the initial session, Peters taking tli( puck down the ice for the lone tally. nrimer Kislit pno tinirle iCapt.) Wearnhlnt hslfhurk HnnRen Rltrht halfback tfiifttovtr! Fullbtck Scors by periods: their Ty 'iw one of reenril passed and bucked a victorious path for fifty vards to another touchdown. This time Morgan, Gillespie and McAndrews conspired to put the mauve touch upon the proceedings. A 20-yard pass, Morgan to McAndrews, engineered the ball K-i of the team themselves concur in the ends for monumental gains to run up INever in tne nistorv of snrpii uru wnen me visitors l'L in th second per- I'WL I hi ure nruuiitj nckey in this country have the fan! score. Only in the closing minutes of the Continued on 2d Pag.

2d Column Templt 13 from until 15alart plunged over 'J the fni.rMfr 1 13 8S 73 0 07 witnessed such a display of brilliant wasblnstoo collrte final session when McCracken with nckey as in the final session. This drew hia first and almost his entire Touchdowns WMrnhlrs 8. Hansen 8. Mus-tmtj a. Biheckter 1.

Zureck. 1. Krstner 1. Bfldart). Points tftcr touchdown Bonner 2.

Porward pass Oiiglt to Mm- second squsd did the visitors from period, incidentally, also was replete with thrills and many of the players nf both teems did time in the penalty COLLEGE GRID RESULTS iK Dragon which mangled opponents during the season now well-niich over met its Siegfried yes Bethlehem show a spark of offensive th, "eovered a Temple fumble, CetevJi a1d Montgomery ave- thfir 1,01 been UP0" in games. I htlit.TPnDle "''O'l'd worry ohput such thlnil as lona tmixhrfnn ihn The Lineup power. coop, Aiarncie, or tne Indians, and tooy. Wcarahlns 2 Idrop klckal. rorwaro paaa Wrarahlnir to Goilfrer, Sclieckter (drop kick): Dopson (drop kick).

terday afternoon. And St. Joo College Then a series of magnificently eie- refers, of the nroverl to ho I EAST Rnhatltntlons: Waalilniton Collcke Orlt- ciiteH serial oerI hv Hrri nrt i.U tO tuat Kansas N. Car. State.

Iowa State Pmltfnni. Drtxl. St. Jos. fln tor Ounln.

Mludrell tor Norrla. Duhln for JJwi ith eas nd wi" in their caught by Davidowiti and Manny gave Kellr T.pft end lrrv V. ...1111. AlCAMtlUHf Lehigb two touchdowns and 14 points. Okla.

Aggies. 5 Depauw 12 Publn. Badart for LlOTd. Stewart for Sharker, Freenr for Clemcnte. Norrls for H.

llcan for Dooson. Hailton for Veach. Harvard 17 Lafayette 38 Villanova 20 tnil 1. opening whistle until the As useless as these two scores were Yale 0 Lehigh 14 Davis Elklna .13 Washington C. 7 in the final result, they acted as Denlson 13 Tempi Prclllch for (ilfre.T.

Melater for I'lehnar 1'halau IINI7.I. Mulligan I inkutla Iienmono HfOtt llartleoa lirliio soothing balm to the thousands of Temple 73 McRloxkev for Rllblcam. Hhellcn- I.rft tiK-kle Murili guard Httkmaii Ontre H.rr Rlrht siiarr Kerns Kli-'lit Ufkle MacFiTtien ftlKlit Kfrkpntrlcl Onsrtrrhirk flushes L. HJlmnn1 BKht halfhsrk Carrionl fullback Uarl.al when the Crimson and Gray football eleven downed the cohorts of Drexel Institute before milling, excited crowd of more than 700O at Forty-sixth and Haverford avenue by a 12-0 score. After blaring brilliantly across the minor college firmament, the dazzling Drexel meteor crashed to eartb.

The Crimson and Gray standard of St. Joseph's College was raised high to the Chicago 19 Brown and White rooters who had to Frankford. tierircr for Euner. Patcliefaky for Navarlo. Temnl.

Merritt's whistle ttffff ran fough-shod ovei icorin. Chestertown, Maryland vl, after touchdown, hi tlm "Worm" Wearsh- Ohio Wesleyan 6 Xavler 7 Bluffeon 0 .33 ,12 trudge down College Hill with the melancholy notes of the Lsfayette vie-torv hell ringing in their ears. Walker nreiel A 0 mil vl. tn initial quarter in the closing minutes of Anderaoo for Buchanan. M.claln for Kramer, Zareck for Onirle.

Uarcelle for Wearahlns Scheckter for Hansen, tlltlln for Mntovor, Ahrln for Anderon. Wasner for McKnaker, KMntrmaB for (iltlln. Asbburn for Aalirln. Wehater for Pstcliefakr. ilarcua for Me- U'oflicls1s H.

N. Merrltt referee. Tsle: M. lunnls. umpire.

U. of Rhalet. N. n. Time of nerloda IB mlnntea.

Dickinson Drexel Juniata Nebraska Haverford Swarthmore. Alfred Rhode Immediately after the opening whistle the lashing Lenpsrds started their Bucknell St. Joseph's. P. M.C Army Delaware.

Rutgers Allegheny. Brown St. Jijaenh 0 12. cold, bitter wind as the warriors of .13 .19 13 .27 .33 Missouri 25 Mlch.Stata 7 Drake 18 Oklahoma 48 Wabash 20 Ohio Unlv 27 Wittenberg 7 W. Va.Wesleyin.19 Defiance 20 Akron Unlv 6 Bradley 39 State 6 Bowling 6 Wllberforce 6 Arkansas 57 Dayton Univ 48 Coe 67 Okla.

City 27 S. Dak. 33 Nebraska 37 Lombard 6 North Central. 7 Aurora 7 So. Illinois 39 St.

Thos. (St. Paul). Tulsa Unlv 51 Notre Dame 6 i dnnhi 8 01 football was never Suhai llutlona: St. Jfa.

for Clnku-tla. Tanner for Lelahfner. for Walker. Salonl fnr Kellv. Kellr for Zalloni.

Drexel. 'l'oniMnon f'r L. Keumond. tltnrlala Heferea Ilitab. Umpire the Catholic College trampled into tnc dust of defeat the minions of Coach Wnlter Hslns in a game which kept the bad men of the night, both being tossed out on major penalties for fighting.

The Indisns tallied sfter fewer than five minutes, when Vail scored from centre ice on a scrimmage poke. Peters, however, soon evened the count at ll.J'J. but he was helped along by Aitkenhcad, local goalie. Peters' shot was stopped by the goal-minder, but Aitkenhcad twisted his stick in such way that the puck flew into the mesh. Foster, Marscle and Scott scored the other markers for Springfield.

Sprlnsfleld. Positions Arrowa. Scott lft wins BrHe.o I Va III IMackmsl Cankrll Blshtwlnr lute llioldswnrthy) (Meeklns. Cahlll) Dillon fleptra Amlrews H'nrrliran. Mara'-Iel fHpttrrowl Mrliowan fft defense l'elers ll'ohlerl IDonnellTl CalllL-lien Rurhtdefenas Yaukowakl (Donnellrl Altkenheud Coal Huborts Tlrat perixl SprlnsSald.

Vail. 4 SS: Phils-deli'bla. I'ctera. Sprlnirneld. Foster, 103S: Hprlneld.

Maracte. 11.61. period No scora. Third period Sprlnaflelil. Scott, 13.

W. Fenaltlea Donnellr 2. Callighen Yaukow. akl 3. l.alilll.

Vail 2. Marnele. Urmrrow. Foater (minora). Miiraclv.

l'etera (mi- HefereeaSvnnott and Parlour. ffima an. Boston College. Vlerllns. Armour.

Head llneimsn t'atbolto University Tims ot orlsd--lfi the spectators jamming the Drexel Field three touchdowns nptcce in the sixty march toward tho Lehigb goal. For aijty yards they smashed a weak Lehigh line before the Brown and White hucked up their backs and for tbree downs held on the ten-yard line. Thompson Boots Field Goal The Lehigh stands broke into a frenzy at this remarkable stand but the joy was short-lived for Johnny N. Y. 27 Georoetown 27 mlnntea.

Mt. Union 0 McKsndree 6 Illinois Res. 6 Kent State 6 Simmons 0 Okla. Baptists 0 Muskingum 2 Belolt 0 Central Teach. 0 Western Union 0 Omaha 0 Cornell College 6 Milwaukee Nor.

7 A. C. of P. E. 7 Bethel College 0 St.

Mary'a 7 0 Kalimaioo C. 0 in a heated excitement, despite tne blustery chill of th late November minutes of action, and if Conch Heine Miller had not sent in his second team Conn. Aggies. 13 Carnegie Tech 13 Fordham 7 0 Mt. St.

Mary. 7 Loyola 0 Lebanon 0 Holy Cross 44 winds. at the start of the second qnnrter Hansen and Wearshing might have account Drexcrs opportunity to close a spec balance the well-timed and well-co-nrdinated attack of the Crimson and Gray. anch. i use an Ft ind Quick iuu to go into in the "coring of the Nick null touchdowns, so fast and ork 0, S8' come.

-It was the great s. 8 backfield men abl-d which re-b la8" iceberg, that annihilated from ny possibilty Of; "Hols "Bring distauce of the ed for a number of more six-pointers. St. Thomas. St.

John's (Bk.) Quantico Mar. Rochester Duquesne Westminster. Hobart As It wss, the six touchdowns that these Grlcco St. Joe's Lion The work of Gricco, the most im tacular season in a blaze of glorious triumph went with the sweep of thai self-snms wind, and in its last game of the season failed utterly to come up to the sama brilliant style of football it had displayed up to that clash with St. Bethany Geneva two Templeites scored was enougn to i Thompson, gisnt Mnroon guard, dropped back to the 24-yard line and from an oblique angle booted a perfect goal from placement, giving Lafayette, a 3-0 lead.

WEST satisfy any rania lan, hiiu it. icuim-ic those of the baseball firmament of a Phillies Saturday doublehender. portant cog in the machine which plowed under the aspirations to mythical small-college honors of Drexel 8 Ohio Stat Joe. arch-rival and bitter enemy. Oc The only way to give the readers Twice more In the Brat quarter the Leopards knocked at the Brown and Institute, wns the largest tactnr in tne FAR WEST Colo.

Aggies 46 Colo. Mines Colorado College. 48 Wyoming casionally that Drexel team was tne niue an.1 Gold fighting machine seen ..20 ..25 who failed to attend the battle an idea of how and why the Cherry and White Illinois Michigan Northwestern. Purdue Minnesota White's goal only to forfeit their chan- warriors were Iowa Dartmouth Indiana Wisconsin 10 .27 ,14 Crimson and Gray victory. Whenever Continued on 2d Pago, 4th Column in early-season wins, but the occasional sauula pariovls.

'A "ws. ana me great Uaimqi, bolb of them scoring Contlnuid 3d Past, 7th Column flashes wcrs not cnougu ta counter- Continued an 3d Ptgi, 5th Column Continual on 2d Pan, 1st Column.