Akron Evening Times from Akron, Ohio • Page 17

EVENING SPORTS THEATRES LINERS MARKETS SECTION TWO PAGES 17 TO 32 Fvrt.riDP Associated Press Aim 01 AKRON, OHIO, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1919. EE(KIULAE BEAT MLENT 28 TO ,1 -By Ripley. the Mutes could not stop. Kmshank INDIANS BEAT CANTON WIIIS Football Results kicked his third goal after touch down. In the same neriod.

eoaoh and auar- a tesrback Moore of the Mutes "pulled" one of the trick plays that have PINE VILLAGE, SCORE 12 TO 0 UPSODOPE R1BIGGA1 TURKEY DAY GRID TITLE AT CHICAGO made ths Mutes With ths ball In the middle of the field, the LOMl toSSta Berulsr. 28. Silent 1. Ohie Wooiter 85. Mt.

Vernon 0. Penn SUU 20. Pltttburf 0. FwmsrlTanla 24. CorMll WMtVbslnls T.

W. and J. fTS i rV hi.w Ma whtrtl for Dlay to go on. Moore had the center hand him tfca hall and ha walked six yards toward the referee as tho he wanted to make him understand that a pen-alt should have been inflicted upon Playing on I Covered Thorpe's; Touchdown In the Regulars for off-side play. With but one Regular in iront 01 mm u.

began to run for the Regular goal First Quarter Gives Bulldogs Victory Over Field Before Small Attendance, Akron Gri riders Score Twio. but he was stopped. The Junes Mutes Start Strong, but Regulars Outclass Old Rivals After Close of i Thn Honklns 0. gained six "yards on the play. Two minutes before the end of the final period, Lenta hit the Mute Ho AihUbols 44.

Aihlabult Harbor 0 MuSnVrerrj- 12. Oolumbui Worth 0. HUM 8, Warren First Quarter. for the Regulars fourtn toueaoown. Krushank kicked his fourth goal.

Final score, 28 to T. ON TO ROCK ISLAND 10,000 WITNESS GAME Line-up and summary Regulars. Mutes BRISCOE PROVES STAR Irving CHICAOO. Mov. 28.

Defeating ths BULLETIN. The Akren Indians leave La Tay etto today for Rick Island where th L. JS. L.T. L.O.

O. R. O. oowerful Hammond, lud, team here Allen Roller Bwlng BT LYHN I. WAGNER today in their second meeting of ths muu nni wmu up us campaign ror 1 O'l R.T.

Harris Dyer Schwab, capt. Briscoe Leuts i. cm EWEl KAYIf season, Jim Thorpe's Canton Bulldogs won the professional title for ftAIN the dope bucket was A frr.r This time Marshall, capt. R.B ARMY Athena 14, Huntington (W. Ta.) 7.

8, B. 28 CWb 0. Toledo Scott 8, Toledo Walte 0. Oanton Hammond 0. Misworl 18.

Kaneaa 8. Kabruka 8. Syraouie 0. KrtoTDame 14. Morninfilile toUhionT.

South Waahlnston 7. Oomta 0. Waahlnrton tJ. 7. St.

lul u. V.hlixalto 12. South Dakota U. 0. A.

and M. 8. Amea 14. Drake O.Rice 40. Arkanaaa 7.

Wabaah 7 Mlchifan Afeiea 7. T.A VA VJ a. nwk. Moore by the Goodyew Regulars y.t.tl with the L. H.

Barron w. uiujww SbAVlLCU BucceaHiw road trip on Thanksgiving, afternoo 1919. Canton has defeated every strong team in the country. Hammond was loaded for the Bulldogs, and it was a fumble by Paddy elr the cham- Rogers. Touchdowns-Briscoe 2, Marshall 1.

uy a. ie iu victory over tne rarnons Pine Village eleven. The game was played on an ice covered field her. Schwab 1, Leuta 1. Driscoll, former wonn western mt and all-American selection, who helped Canton to its victory.

On the first klckolf, Driscoll receiv Goals Krushank 4, Alien i. Score by quarters FORBES PLUMBERS IMPS" WALLOP pToSS ToftheEaVt end rubber Eem yesterday afternoon at Erling field. Entenn game on the short end of the betting, the Regulars surprised lt of the Goodyear workers 0 1 i 2 North Carolina 6. UnlrendtT ol Vintala 8. V.1 0 0 0- 7 ed Thorpe's beautiful boot on his piaimeu.

uwmj to tne Daa weatnsp there were bwt a few hundred fans en the side lines when the refer sounded the initial whistle. UVlVUIlg MARLOWS, 14-0 own goal line. With a flash of his old time speed and dodging several BBTJNBWIOK AIXBTB WINrSCORE 12-2 Forbss Plumbsrs. John M. Sohmitt, 64 Mt.

Visw ave. fteitner team scored in the first half, the Indiana being content to Vandernut wShlnrton and 1 7 Tulaue 0. Auburn 14, Georrla Tech 7. CREW LOST IN WRECK, LONDON, Nov. 28.

The wooden a heen wrecked, nAitAa iaat. nieht that his noimcvi car was stolen rrom TTAcfeAa TMlimtlATA ttXWi 'thS INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Geodraar WUaon 198 17 Pormaler 101 183 Nye 189 178 hotil 14S 185 Johnson 174 184 tacKiers, uriscon naa coverea mo 20-yard mark on the return, when as was tackled by three Bulldogs simultaneously. Paddy was hit so hard that he dropped the ball, Capt. Ed Win Closely Contested Game Kinder ave. ana Merrlman rd.

pmy it sato. jin tne inira pensa Purdy bucked tho line fer five yards and a touchdown after a beautiful 187 181 198 196 S08 by soundly walloping wacn XMoore's Silent grid warriors, 128 to'7. in a hard fought game. Wtth closs to 8.000 WW the other tans look- Turkey Day Play uooayear London Severe fighting Is in foX of tks the least coast of Sweden with the loss ao-yara run oy vrawiora. Tne iinai Keguiars Here aunaay.

Dauntless Plumbers the worst lacing that team has' received in many moons. The Forbes hit the old apple right on the proboscus for enough hits to win a half dozen games. nitched anv- wards recovering ror uanton. Twa tina imnahM hv Thome 888 Total! SZSl. 3-T5.

crew, according to a the game with Crawford on the scor Ths Imperial Electrics keep up and Calao took the ball to the nine- bovka with 800 prisoners. I patch to Lloyas. thAii. atrMA hv dAfAjLtlnaT Marlows ing ena. jrotn goals were missed rrom difficult angles.

yard mark and on the next play, tna T. Harter ISO Kane 189 Frederick 188 Turkev day' at Buchtel field by the LToTromThee lines, and cheer; ng rival Goodyear eleven the game had the aspect, of a college grid bat-S. The largeBt crowd t. ever witness a game between the Goodyear nes? t-rdav after- thing but his usual game, besides was D-tirAM vrtnrA oimnort on numerous oc- 178 140 188 161 135 tune of 14-0. The Marlows, altho 170 181 188 187 188 814 Hammond tacklers, dodged another, Heimer casions.

Sellwood, tiemtzeiman ana Pine village threatened to scsrs early in the game but Akron braced with the ball wfthin the five-yard line and Crawford punted out of dan outweighed slightly, held tho Imps tn a tie the first half. In the last MARTIN YINS HIS THIRD BIG Sanford carried off the hitting hon Boottt Totala 786 half the Imps started the ball to ors of the evening. slipped near tne goaj line ana sua over for the only touchdown of the game. Thorpe kicked goal. The score came In the first three mlmitoa nf nlnv.

Therftfl.ft.ftr 'the 0 bh ieaSon on th. jKhedtrtes ruiintlMH 202 U00 UUO Forbes .....054 003 OOx 10 ger. Crawford, Nesser, Maloney 1 and Purdy started for Akron. King of ward the goal post. Capt.

Gostler grabbed a pass In the third quarter and ran 40' yards for a touchdown 201 163 166 199 teams battled hard, Canton having an teams, dj tltla Regulars not only regain the title ErtT them last yoar jrhen he Batterles-i Musson and G. Sanford and Pestle. 1 Goodrich 286 S78 207 26 187 165 178 188 ISO 171 818 988 Hosklna Bauer Blind baurer Maaff Total! narvara aia tne dbsc wont ior rins Village. eqge in tne ngnc tnru mi wonoercui and later kicked goal. xnen in ine fourth, Myers was sent thru for the second score and Huhn kicked the BATTLE-KNOCKS CANADA CHAMP OUt IN FIRST ROU! worK ot Its great DacKneia.

score Firemen Beaten. Summary: Akron. Pine Vlllaes. Canton -7. Pot.

Hammond Halas, One good inning was all that the a41ata nAAdMi to trim Chief goal, rfiindav the Irons will play Good Sefton Xi. Mllltgui 193 inn Saakell 81 178 Goodall 193 168 Cobb L. r. Bisler Blacklock Chamberlain Spears finest The stickers hit year Regulars for ths county uue. i 166 178 Hoffman the ball all over the neia tne sec- 189 Hollenbee Waldsmlth Jones.

Hantzelman xa 187 180 181 191 Stelnel and Elley Peterson starrea for the Ching, Bliley and CSTOja Wathawsy BiuMi Redmsskt KwvM A MmA am. wh.n rtA hurt nail Barber Hanser cleared eight runs had crossed the Mostade for Marlows. Score: married sister on Arcn ana wish Desjardien 863 925 871 Totala Maloney Copley R. T. Nesser Keef a ih Jack Dempsey.

The Akron lad wno sen.au platter. The Firemen's outfleld siip-nui a fAcr An RAveral critical oc Imperials. Marlows. A. Wagner and 3....

3.,,, T. Glllis Haley Feotss Seidel Feney Edwards Buck Whalen Griggs Guyon Thorns' Mutes turned tnem secured a claim to the SpTonshlp of th. centra stes. Ths Mutes had gone thru the season wlthsut being dfefd. and ot allowing their opponents to score upon Mute, parted off In the first period like a championship team, and ft losked as tho the d.pe would run L.

t. form, with th. Mutes Piling a big score. MarshaU. the fast Mut.

right end and oaptaln, intercepted a forward pass on the 20-yard Un and carried the pigskin over for the first touchdown of the game. Allen kicked goal, giving them a LPoint lead. The Mute, held the Regulars scoreless in the first period. tn. second peried, the Meyers Castles in the air you may Construct mid scenes sf mirtlf.

But all the same you'll have te pay Tour rent while hers on earth. Huhn, R.B. Splkerman B.T. Bollon Ghee casions, enabling them gather several tallies. Laugh (in and Hab-erkost for ths "T' and Eberly, Volk and Rlenke for the A.

F. D. led in Brown L. Rimn It sVatar Purdy XrahfSTt Crawford JT XXM Touchdowns Purdy, Oawfsrg. Snht(tnt(nn Crtim for TToBlinbsA.

meizier anu Warner Driscoll Barrett McAllen, Boden R.E. 3. Smith and Calac F. Falcon work. catching was excellent.

of the mter-aUied arrmes start back home on success as a professional. He tm Eiley; Canadian Wednesday nigh tk'Jht torment at KnSndnle second hlow sent Riley down A left martin ieu um, fourth time he stayed down for hook sent him domain. feet seVen seconds and the SKth tttae tor Goal from Touchdown Thorpe Zelmar Gotlsln. (C) Bryant ror naiey, ueioei ror smith, Jenkins for R. Fenter.

touchdown Thorpe. Officials: Referee Haines, Umpire Detray, Chicago. L.T. L.B. Petersen A.

F. -030 003 0 0 T. M. C. A.

080 020 10 Batteries Chapln and Schwertz-feger; Myers and Wormescher. Tale. Head- of qtiarters 1Z miutes. Werner Stoney Forrey C. Paul H.

Wagner' "Ching" Bliley Mostade and Linehan Connelly and Burgner linesman Perry, Chicago, Whan mMt A that Ruthenberg Stelnel and Phan a lot of valtiable time In glrtg R.H. Regulars opened up on the silent boys and scored two touchdowns within and Martin piantea the evening. nnlc barn down Goodlewsa Win. The Goodlow Clothiers had easy picking with tho lowly Realtors, win- NORTH WINS FOUR, G. Johnson and MEN WANTED Well L.H.

H. Paul (C) and UU h.u. AtlMlAoltu In -laina ntmrnm "That last wallop was noru "idTtlLl1.ho biv. ten Mowi8 4 LOSES TWO GAMES Krann F. Taylor work when psst ths age of 40 years.

A TYR.ONE-4m. Arrow pmptCOLLARS arc curve cut to fit the shoulders perfECtly ClucttPtabody tlCGxbiJMikis Beirce. Akron referee. "Red' i ning 10 to 8. Tne uooouowes, aimo they did not hit Brgerly hard, made every one count, especially when they wero Beaded.

Farley and Darragh each hit the bail for three singles apiece. naadlawa 10 201 1 North high gridiron warriors have Vrnyia in that a.ilfa o-nA th. 1Q1Q umpire. Taylor, Michigan, head linesman. Touchdown Myers For so mane a pair or gsio ytaaaaai with which you can se to do tho finest work ad yet sss at a dh-tanos.

Qress Optical 36 S. Howard tt. and Gostlln. Goals Huhn and Gost- gridiron season has been completed for Coach Smith's lads. Playing six games and coming out lln.

Score first half, 0-0. Time 12tt I Realtors ....101 201 8 8 no blows. Jfiacn one stung a few minutes. lead by seven points. Twice Coach Aubut's men crossed the Mutes goal line but on the second occasion it was only break of luck that gave them a touchdown.

The first one was ths result of the brilliant Work of the Regular left half, Briscoe, who carried the ball to the Mutes1 10-yard 11ns on a series of line plunges and end runs and took it over on a line buck. The Mutes could not stop the Regular backfleld once they started toward the goal. Krushank kicked geal. Blocked Punt. Ths sooond touehdown was ths ro-.

hin-ked mint en ths Mute minute quarters. winner in four of them, is the record that the North high warriors hold on d0WIt was a badly dazed Biley who left the ring. He had entered It was a paoiy ir.A ff0od as he danced down to defeat at the honds of West end North losers were Bath, Alumni and Cuyahoga Falls high, ths latter aiiffAHnO' (vn Tn a vmm Pmj.1, Qml.1t hat DAViilnra hlAcklna. a 10-yru miw, r- always given to his athlete, but this year the gridiron team have been army But that iook 01 conuucuuo -x beatMaSinmaS Kt- also a winner at Detroit last night over Homer Smith, will meet soon in a ring to settle for once and aXpSnBhipo the American armies at home and abroad Burke was oPne of the unfortunates who never came-cross. He fnr Martin reached an agreement last night to fight before Xt" KICK, ana ouiiwwu imwwb fall up on the 10-yard line, having a ewaraea rr insxeaa.

Clear field for a touchdown. TliA fnllftWITlff mpn rAnntvaA ananir an Kinicea zoai. Wi iuvi Briscoe scored his second touoh-Anwn mt ths nni in ths third period. Wievle, Finks, Hamilton, Huber, Bar- a11 VlAlia Wllllama Whnol a- nn fli ltn nlnnarA. aft ths Regulars neor, uzraicn, names ana uapt.

jenK had taken the ball down the field ajajBarMIIIBMMBim.lSUIIalalW the bout will be pniiea oii -JL on line bucks and end runs which ins. Her Is North's record: Pts. Pta North 89AJnmnl North 18 Fells Our great stock of Winter Overcoats North OBarberton 7 Norm auHatn 0 North OWest North MFalls 6 is vou with almost limitless Points per game North 18: oppon ents 7. OF Won 4. lost 1.

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