Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 28

28 FRIDAY THE ST A TE JOURNAL NOVEMBER 26, 1920 World SPECIAL TO DETROIT Grid Results USING TEAM WINS FIRST SOCCER CAME TO MEET NORTHWESTERN (UNEXPECTED OPPORTUNITY TO MEET DETROITERS IN I. CONTEST FOR STATE CHAMPIONSHIP AT FERRY FIELD COMES AFTER LOCAL BUSINESS MEN WIELD INFLUENTIAL HAND. Notre Dame Triumphs Over Aggies in Stubborn Fight Big Green Team Holds Catholics Almost Even in First Half, But Weaken Before Driving Attack of Coach Rockne's Gridders in Last Two Periods. In a game which was hard fought work. Noblet was injured early In all the time, the mighty Notre Dame the game, and in this way the best eleven triumphed over the Michigan running back on the squad was lost Aggies at the Aggife field yesterday to the team.

At straight line punch-afternoon, 25 to 0. The crowd which es and off-tackle plays, the three witnessed the game was the largest backs who worked throughout the since 1915 in spite of the unfavor- greater part of the game for the might fall the lot of the local team. Therefore, even though Muskegon did win over Grand Rapids and their slate be clean, she would be erased from the list of competitors because of the weakness of her schedule. On the other hand, if Detroit Northwestern wins, a game with Muskegon will necessarily follow. The justice in this is not especially clear, but it is entirely satisfactory to local followers, so a "why worry" attitude has now been taken by the supporters of the Big Red team.

At all odds, Muskegon cannot be considered from a Lansing angle and after a season of hardships and disappointments in many respects, the sky has cleared for the locals and Saturday will witness the supreme clash 'for superiority in state inter-scholastic circles. The team, itself, is alone in deserving praise. To be sure, energetic business men have taken such an active interest that pressure has been brought to bear and the game made possible, yet the real efforts, those which count for everything in the success of the season, have been performed by members of the high school squad. Fortunately, through the foresight of Jim Kiloran, trainer of the squad, the Lansing eleven will be in condition for the fracas at Ann Arbor and when the team steps upon the field Saturday, it will be with the thought that the old world is not such a bad place to play football in after all. Triumph Over Battle Creek Squad Rather Easily Here Turkey Day.

The Lansing soccer team overwhelmed the representative squad hailing frpm Creek here Thanksgiving, the opening game of the season going to the local outfit by a 6-1 score. There was never a time when the lead of the local aggregation was threatened, threa goals in quick succession early in the first period giving them a safe advantage. The score at the end of the first half stood o-l in favor of the Lansing team, the athletes from the Food 'City caging one goal just before the close of the half. This ended their scoring. The Lansing team came back with three more goals in the final half.

The local team outplayed the visitors in every department of the game and while the Battle Creek squad put up a game fight, there was no withstanding the fierce advances made by the Lansing team. Doward lead in the scoring with two goals in the first half. Yachting is the favorite recreation of Mrs. Lloyd George, wife of the British prime minister. IS Despite Fact That Enthusiasm Wanes, Train to Title Game Practically Assured.

While a definite promise that there will be a special train to Detroit ha-not yet been forthcoming because the required number have not yet purchased tickets, Business Manager Johnny Chapman of the Oldsmobik-football team which plays the K-r-alds for the state championship Sv-day at Detroit announced that tl train was practically assured and those who had purchased tickets would in all probability have an opportunity to utilize the pasteboards. The fans, apparently wildly anticipating the game in the first part of the week, have seemingly dropped their interest, although a goodly number have secured their tickets for the train. It will be known for certain, Friday evening whether or not a special train is secured, viien the number of ticket purchasers has been counted. Tickets may ue purchased for the train until evening. this OXiN By Associated Irss.

NEW YORK, Nov. 28. Benny Leonard, world's lightweight boxing champion, defends his title here tonight against Joe Welling of Chicago, in a 15-round bout to a decision. The contestants were to weigh in at 135 pounds at 2 p. m.

ANEW V- 1 7x-r--7 Arrow Collar A COLLAR THAT'S RIGHT FOR THE KNOT THAT'S TIED TIGHT 3t Cluett.Peabixty Co. lnc.JTroy.KY. WIST Ti able weather. Like every other game between the two institutions the struggle was bitter all of the time, but the Blue riniri a team which is con- I sidered widely as the best in the 1 west, was able to take advantage of the breaks and in this way increase the margin of victory. The last touchdown came as the result of a blocked punt, when E.

Anderson recovered the ball and took a clear path for the Aggie goal line, while the first was made on the initial kickoff, J. Coughlin being the responsible athlete. Coughlin took the ball on the kick, and instead of following his interference through, cut off to the right and sprinted lor the Aggie goal I line. A desperate effort on the part ot tne Aggie seconaary aeiense was maue linijussiiiuie uy tne wet condition of the field which allowed no quick pivots and get-away for the pursuers. From that time until the end of the quarter1, and, in fact, until near the end of the first the two teams fought like bulldogs In the center of the field.

Both the Aggies and Notre Dame failed to make first downs once, on their first attempts, but after that each made the required distance. Soon after the opening of the tically the entire eleven which had started the game, and sent in his entire team with the exception George Gipp, who was unable to make the trip to Kast Lansing. This substitution came when the Aggies were marching directly to the Notre Dame goal line and were well within enemy territory. Aggies Make Bcautirul Stand. Unable to toucn tho Aggie line, and having met with little success with their running game, the Irishmen took up the passing system of advanring the ball towards the latter part of the second quarter.

When they had the ball on the Aggie St yard line, Brandy stepped back and! made a long pass to Kiley. who re-, Intcrsectional. Detroit. 27; Rutgers, 0. Washington 21; Nebraska.

20. State. Notre Dame, 25; M. A. 0.

Detroit Junior, Mt. Pleasant, 6. Flint, 21; Ferris Institute, 0. Muskegon, 14; Grand Rapids Central. 7.

Royal Oak, 20; Port Huron, 7. Saginaw Arthur. Syaginaw Eastern. 0. Ann Arbor.

30; Holland, 0. Traverse City, 42; Mt. Pleasant High, 0. Albion, 74; Grand Rapids Catholic. 0.

D. U. 40; Oxford. 0. Missouri, 16; Kansas, 7.

Western Reserves, Case, 0. Cincinnati, Miami, 0. i Marquette, 21; Wabash, 7. Oklahoma, 44; Drake. 7.

St. Xavier. 21; Haskell. 7. Wittenberg, Denison, 0.

Penn, 28; Cornell, 0. Penn State, Pittsburg, 0. Maryland 24; Johns Hopkins. 0. Washington and Jefferson, 28; West Virginia.

0. Frank. Gettysburg, 0. Bucknell, 20; Dickinson, 6. Virginia, 14; North Carolina, 0.

Georgia Auburn, 0. Georgia, 55; Clemson, 0. Alabama, 24; Miss. Aggies, 7. Vanderbile, 21; Sewanee, 3.

Tulane, 21; Louisiana State, 0. Va. M. 24; Va. P.

I. 7. Oglethorpe, 21; Florida, 0. Tennessee, 14; Kentucky, 7. of the length of time before the bout.

The fight Itself looks attractive. Cady has been showing improvement during the last few months which has astonished even his most ardent supporters and is supremely confident over the iinal outcome of the contest. There is no denying) but what Cady will give Texas all the fight he wants and unless the rugged little Southern battler lands a telling punch, the bout should go the limit. Cady, on the other hand, stands little chance to win other than on points. While a dangerous puncher, the local boy hardly packs a jolt which will drop Texas.

The Jackson battler, immigrated from Dallas, Texas, has fought over 200) bouts and has yet to be dropped for a count. Therefore, it is hardly reasonable: to expect Cady to perform what has in the past been an impossible Cady's defense against Texas will be all-important. If he can maintain' a steady poise against the little! southerner he stands an excellent chance to win. lie is as fast or faster and probably hits straighter. than Texas and because of that rea-: son should beat his opponent to the punch.

Texas, however, has had more ring experience than Cady and will use this advantage in good stead than' that even of preceding teams. The Lansing team had claimed the championship, basing their claims upon the fact that they were the only team in the state which had played a representative scheduule. Up until one week ago, it appeared as if their claims were In vain. Then came the fireworks which gave the football situation in our fair state an aspect never before equalled. Things were turned topsy turvy and the well known championship belonged to the school with the best pair of lungs, at that time, it seemed as if Detroit as In many times of the past, would sway sufficient influence off the gridiron to cop the title.

Northwestern and Northern were both ready to Insert their claims and Lansing, despite its wonderful team was seemingly out of the running. Somewhere down the line, however, direct influence was brought to bear, and as a result Lansing takes the field against Detroit Northwestern Saturday afternoon in the game which will virtually settle all disputes. There are conditions, however, which must be determined before the laurels are awarded to any school. One of these conditions is the game Saturday. Should Lansing be defeated.

Northwestern would then have to play Muskegon for the state championship. Muskegon defeated Grand Rapids Central yesterday and thereby entered as a ranking member in the race. Should Lansing win over Northwestern the argument would be over and the local team would be duly awarded the title. The game with Hyde Park here on Dec. 4 figures largely in this deduction.

University of Michigan athletic authorities, through whom it is possible to play the game, have decided that that game, because of its inter-state flavor, should have precedent over anything else which The Big Chance IX FOUR CARTEKS. Event Lansing high school football team vs. Detroit Northwestern high for state championship, or virtually such. Place Ferry field. Ann Arbor.

Time Saturday afternoon at 2:00. Stag-e properties or settings Special train leaving Lansing at 8:00 to support team in game, vocally and morally. Saturday afternoon at Ferry field. a game which will mark le most stupendous struggle be tween two Michigan high school teams will be played and one of the principals in this mighty con-filet will be the representatives of Lansing high. The other figure In the bout which will virtually settle all claims upon the state title will be Detroit Northwestern high team.

In other words, the long anticipated and deserved event has oc- Ururred. Unfortunate in that they lost a single game by a narrow margin, the present eleven of Lansing high has undergone trials and 'privations such as have never before been borne by a local high school eleven. Apparently having lost the championship beyond all hope of recovery, the Lansing eleven has remained dosrseuly at their task of winning as many football games thJa Reason as possible, even though Jt appeared as If the laurels were lost. And now, out of a clear ky. icomes the opportunity which, if grasped, -will once again crown the 'Lansing team as the premier eleven jjn this state and will make their victory greater and more glorious Morrissey Matches Texas Kid and Cady for Dec.

7 to the Notre SPORT The entire Aggie line played its Desl game or tne season yesterday. Almost impregnable to the Notre Dame punches. the forward wall was at its best against the Irishmen. John Bos and "Matson played particularly good games on defense. Most of the linemen have at least one more year of varsity football before them.

Summary: Mich. Aggies (0) Notre Dame (25) Bassett L. Hayes Bos L. Voss Matson L. Ci DeGree Ball Mehre Radewald.

G. U. T. Ft. E.

Q. B. L. B. B.

K. B. Dooley Garvey Car berry itler Thomson Springer Johnson Noblet Coughlin llammes h'. Score by quarters Michigan Aggies ...0 0 0 0 0 Notre Dame 6 0 12 7 2 5 Touchdowns J. Coughlin K.

Anderson. Goals from touchdowns Brandy. Substitutions Michigan Aggies: Schwei for Noblet; McMillan for Johnson Notre Dame: Mohardt for J. Coughlin; 13. Anderson for ll-txrcta.

nr Y'ntM Smith fir Decree: Larson for Mehre; II. An derson for Dooley; F. Coughlin for for Kiley. Time of quarte -15 minutes. Referee Gardner.

Cornell. Umpire Lipske, Chicago. Head linesman Samp, Wisconsin. OKLAHOMA CHAMPIONS OF VALLEY CONFERENCE KANSAS CITY, Nov. 26.

Oklahoma university today was 1920 champion of tho Missouri Valley football conference by virtue of its! KameSt Kansas with two defeats. finished third. Columbia Records for December now on sale at Budd's Music House. Hear the new Aeolian Records at Budd's Music House. Aggies, were superior The Texas Kid-Earl Cady boxing match which has been hanging in mid-air during the past month is at last assured and will be staged by the Cadillac boxing club on the evening of December 7 as their opening winter show.

The bout caused a great show of interest among local patrons of the fistic art, until Promoter John Morrissey, after several ineffectual attempts to arrange the tight, succeeded in signing both ringsters to contracts which stipulate weighing in at 4:30 In many ways this clause of the contract favors the local boy, for he will probably give away some weight to Texas as it is and It is assured that he will have no difficulty in making the weight at the time set. Texas, while he may have no trouble in getting down to that weight, will in all probability enter the ring somewhat weaker than as if he weighed in at 3:00. Cady, however, will not "have to take off any surplus weight, for his natural fighting poundage is closer to 122 pounds than at 12 4. Texas, however, is said to be down around 125 pounds at present and the length of time before the bout is scheduled will give him plenty of opportunity to get down to the pre scribed weight, even though he may enter the ring a trifle weak because ceived the ball and was dropped pn victory over Drake Thursday at Des the Hig Green four-yard line. Moines.

Oklahoma, the newest Mohardt and Castner each took a member of the conference, won all punch at the line and foil back, Gf its games but one that resulted Barry then attempted to score with jn a tie. a fake play and gained only a yard. Missouri university finished sec-A fourth attempt was denied the 1 ondf its defeat of Kansas university Irishmen by the whistle which an- in the annual Thanksgiving day nounced the close of the half. I game between the two de- Two runs, one for 20 yards by ciding the result. Missouri lost only Barry, and another for 12 yards with one of its scheduled conference SUBSTANTIAL AVINC AGGIES VICTORS Make Perfect Score Against Notre Dame Thanksgiving Day.

Michigan Aggie harriers making a perfect score of 15 points easily defeated the Notre Dame crosscountry squad on the East Lansing course yesterday afternoon. It was the first annual dual run between the two schools to be held each year in connection with the football same. Well-bunched. the Aggie runners took first, second, third, fourth and fifth places, thus completing their score before the Kotr Dame harriers came within view 'of the crowds in the stands at the Aggie Held. Thurston who finished tinst completed the four and three-quar ter mile course in 27:40.

Brendel followed close behind Thurston, and Allen finished within a few feet of Brendel. Adolph romped into fourth place while Nesman copped the fifth position. Some time later the Notre Dame runners finished with Baumer, sixth, Doran seventh, Culhame eighth, Rohrbach ninth and McBarnes tenth. Forty points were scored against the Irishmen. This was the final meet for the Coach Art Smith's squad this year.

Since it is the first year in which a cross-country run following conference regulations has been attempted by the Aggies, the season's results are considered remarkable. In the first performance, the Aggies defeated Michigan in this way winning the state title as well as the Michigan Intercollegiate Cross-Country cup. At Urbana last week, the Green and White runners finished eighth in a field of fourteen in a meet which was attended only by the best teams in the west. By closing the year with a most decisive win over their Notre Dame rivals, the Aggies capped a very creditable season's performance. CENTRE WINS, 103-0 OVER GEORGETOWN By Associated Press.

DANVILLE, Nov. 26. Two outstanding features characterized Thursday's 103 to 0 victory of the Centre college football eleven over Georgetown college, Kentucky. By the winning, Danville "praying colonels" have piled up 469 points to 55 for their opponents in nine games played this season. In addition, "Red" Weaver, Centre's center, who played only part of the game, kicked four goals, making 90 consecutive ones for lim.

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