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I I I I Ole Miss" Is Beaten by 27 to 0 Count by Alabama Eleven. Tuacalaosa. Ala. October 8p eJaL For three quarters the University of Mlulsslppl held the Crimson gron of Kelly to a single touchdown lid then in the final period as darkness WIUI last lowering. the Alabama machine started a vicious drive arid three touchdowns re salted.

The score was 27 to O. Tonight Alabama. is sing- lug- the praise oX ner sensational little ttetd general. Cre n. He couldn't headed.

That's the outstanding tea- ture of the game. Greens sweeping end runs rendered the visitors helpless around right end and then back over left end this great little quarter would pick his way. throwing oft tackles and eluding others. up. Alabama Boone left tackle Whittlesey.

left tackle Rowe. left guard Maynor center Sidney Johnson and. Downey. right guard. Rogers.

right tackle Captain Morton. right end. Creen. quarter Hovater and Brown. left half.

Gage. right half Johnson and Burnett fullbacks. Mississippi Henaon. left end. Watson left tackle Lumpldn and Rey-J nolds.

left guard Anderson. center i Evans and Powell. right guard. Yarbro. right tackle IJawson.

right end. Buntin and Schuh. quarters Warren and Ball left half. MCCatl and Lilllbrldge right half Neeley and Campbell. fullbacks.

Summary Touchdowns. Gage. Boone. Creen 2 goats from touchdown. Gage 3 referee.

Charlie Brown Vanderbilt umpire Harris Auburn headlines- man. Joplin Alabama. timekeeper. Clarkllon V. M.

I. time of quarters. 16 minutes. FOOTBALL RESULTS South. Tech 7 Washington and Lea 7.

Vandprbtlt 27. Virginia 6. Sewanee 7. xx ui iana State university O. Alabama 27.

Mississippi 0 Auburn 7 Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical 3. Tennessee 24 Florida O. Virginia Polytechnic Institute 49. North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical O. North Carolina 38 Virginia Military Institute 3.

Davidson JO. Roanoke 0 Citadel fl. New berry 14. Chattanooga 27. Emory and Henry 0 Louisville IS.

Butter 7. Wofford 31 Guilford O. Richmond 48 William and Mary 0 Texas Agricultural and MechanIcl U. lIaskell Baylor 7 Texas 3. Kendall 49 Ptttsburg Normal 32.

George Washington 13 Johns Hopkins O. Georgetown SO Albright 0. Transylvania 19. Marshall 19. Missouri 23 Oklahoma 14.

Oklahoma M. 16. Warrenburg- Normal 7. Arkansas State Normal 19. Jonrsboro Aggles O.

Citadel 21 rrb rry 14. Charleston. S. C. October 28 In a hard fought garni the Citadel defeated Newberry College here this afternoon 21 to 4.

Switzer Citadel fullback. with his powerful line plunging and the forward passing of Newberry featured a game which was in doubt until the last minute The Cad had the advantage In th first half. but in the second the Lutherans came back strong. Atlanta 41 Clark O. Atlanta tnversity defeated Clark University by a score or 1 to 0 yesterday on the grounds of Atlanta university.

Clark pta 1 with great determination and showed great grit until the very end. The game was gentlemanly throughout and ended In the best of feeling despite the heavy score on Hide. Referee Dr. Canady. Umpire.

Dr. right. I Ea Ga. Rrmfrrr 0 Dahlonega. Ga.

October 28 Spe clal. Georgia played Dahlonega to day at Dahlonega. It was the nicest game ever seen hue. Score. 6 to 6.

x. a IS HMkell 8. Dallas. Texas. October 28 Texas A.

M. college nosed out victorious over the Haskell- Indians of Lawrence. Kan. In the last tour minutes of the annual contest today 13 to 6. Up to the last of the four periods the score was a.

6 to 6 tie. The Indians could not withstand the Texans' terrific offensive. V. P. I.

40. Aggie O. Norfolk. Ya. October 28 The Virginia Polytechnic Institute en clearly outclassed North Carolina A.

XL here today. winning to to O. The Tech kept the ball on Carolinas territory throughout the four quarters. their opponents falling to score a single tint down. Tennessee 24 Florida O.

Tampa. la October 28 Inability to return A. Hatchers low driving punt which frequently went for gains of SC yards coupled th frequent rumbles and poor tacXlin by the Florida team. brought victory to the University of Tennessee's veteran team here today. The score was 21 to O.

A. Hatcher. Ring. Captain Vowel and Captain Farrlor. baker and Sparkman starred The up and summary TEN ti24 Position.

FLA. 0 VoweS. E. Henderson M. VowelR I.

Baker Lowe. G. Perry Robinson. C. Robes Shoulders RG O.

Dean ilambaugh IL T. Goldsby Wolfe. It. E. Wood A.

Hatcher Q. B. Fuller Shelby L. H. Sparkman Emory.

ii. Wilson Luck. y. B. Farrior Score by quarters.

15 minutes each Tennessee 7 7 10 24 Florida 0 I I 0 0 Tennessee scoring Touchdowns Wolfe. G. Vowelt Emory goats from touchdown. A. Htcher goal from field.

A. Hatcher. Substitutions Tennessee I. Henderson for Shoulders. A.

Lowe for Shelby. Morris for Hambaugh. Florida. Stockton for O. DeVane.

Ro- senttial for Perry Perry for Rosenthal. V. Htcher for Wilson. O. DeVane for Stockton.

F. DeVarte for O. DeVane. Arnold Aubrn referee Cole Clemson umpire Ramey Purdue held linesman. fast.

Harvard :3 Cornell 0 Princeton 7. Dartmouth 3 Yale 3 Washington and Jefferson 24. Ptttsburg 211. Penn 0 Army 69. Vila ova 7.

Navy 27. Georgia 3. Lafayette 27. Lebanon Valley 14. Penn State 48.

Gettysburg 2. WeWeyan 10 Amherst 7. Newt York university 15 Union Cartiigle Tech U. Thlel O. Colgate 27.

Springfield V. y. C. A Training school 14. Swarthmore 23 Utsinus 3.

Brown Rutgers S. Colby O. University of Maine O. Yuhlenburg 17 Bucknell O. Letugh :1 Catholic university 7.

Princeton I Drtme a. Princeton. N. October 24. Al though completely outplayed al almost very angle of the game Princeton defeated Dartmouth here today.

7 to 3 Eddie Drlgtcs. th Princeton fullback was Individually responsible for th victory of the Princeton eleven. Dartmouth started a hard offensive drive toward the Princeton goal line In the third period. Drtggs intercepted a tong forward pass thrown on Princeton's yard line and raced long the margin of the side tine the remaining 65 yards for a touchdown. TibboU kicked th goal after the touchdown.

Dartmouth's score was made la the second period on a placement kick. by Captain Gerrish. During most of the four periods of play Dartmouth had Princeton on the defensive struggling to defend her goat line. Yale 36 W. J.

14. New Ha- en. Corin. October IS Yale met It first real test of the season ucceMfnllr to by defeating Washington and Jefferson to U. for th No the Jeffery Quad Is Not a Racer But it is a truck that the Southeastern Fair Management found' valuable in helping- to erect and maintain the prettiest race track in the entire country.

It was put to various uses at the fair and during race week it circled the mile track after each heat smoothing out the earth with a heavy drag Lorimer Clayton manager of the Johnson Co. distributors for the Jeffery Quad is reaping the benefits of the splendid display he made by keeping- his truck constantly before the people on the race track. first time In three years. The crowd of 20000 spectators was thrilled by the wonderful forward passing of the visitors and spectacular runs by the Yale backs. The Pennsy Iranians attempted fifty- two forward passes.

twenty-seven of which were completed for a total of 274 yards. Yale completed five out of six attempted passes fur a gain of 66 yards. Yale made five touchdowns. kicked three resultant goals and Legore contributed a field goal from the yard lire The blue started oft with a rush and at the end of the second period it looked like a walk-over. but the visitors came back strong- and kept Tale on the defensive for the' rest of the game.

They used the forward pass at- mcwt exclusively and when the Yale defense solved one style of the attack another variation was produced. 20. Penn O. Pittsburg. Pa.

October iS Outplay ing their opponents in evey period except the third. the University of Pittsburg football team defeated the ntver- slty or Pennsylvania here today by a. score of 20 O. Hastings was individually responsible for most of the points made by the local team scoring a touchdown and two field goals. The attendance was nearly 35 000 persons.

The nearest Vennss ma ame to scoring was In the final period when Qulg. lew. who hart previously relieved Berry in the previous period attempted unsuccessfully to kick a fleu goal from Plttpburgs yard tine. Army- 69. In Nora T.

West Point. N. T. October 28. Th Army buried Villa Nova.

BC to 7. today. Oliphant scored six touchdowns and kicked nine goals for a total of 45 points. He skirted the ends. smashed through center and hurled the forward pass.

RTOWII 21 Rutgers 3. Providence. R. I. October 28 Brown defeated Rutgers.

21 to 3. before 5000 spectators here this noon. Sanford's multiple kick gave the visitors their only score. Brown scored on spectacular runs. Rough work.

of the Rutfirers' team was crittctsed freely. five of the Brown line men being removed from the game too badly hurt to. con. tin UP. Weeks.

Browns right end. was. taken to the Rhode Island hospital' with a fractured skull and tonight his condition is stated to be critical. an IV Syracuse IS. Minnesota 6 Iowa O.

Wisconsin 30. Chicago 7 Illinois 1 PUTdu" 7. Notre Dame 60. Wabash O. Tufts 12.

Indiana 20. Kentucky State 32 Cincinnati 9. University of Nevada 9. Utah Aggles 7. Washington State College 27.

University of Montana O. Illinois 14. Purdue 7. Georgetown University 12. Earlham D.

YVl ln SO. Clilcmfto Madison WJB. October 28 The Harvard system of coaching. Imported from the east by Coach Paul Wlthlng- ton. of Wisconsin university triumphed today over Alonzo Staggs Chicago university football team.

Wisconsin winning 30 to 1 Only in the third period. when Hanlsch went over the Two first prize and two seconds the portion of the Maxwell entry in' the Giants Despair hill climb at Wllltesbarre on October 7. In addition to this the ear piloted by Ben P. Bull Durham finished fourth to the free-for-all lnat a large field of more powerful opponents. It WAS th most consistent and the line for a touchdown and goal was kicked.

did StagsB machine succeed In breaking- through the Wisconsin' line. A drop kick by Olson from the 16- i yard line scored for Wisconsin la the first period. Elders long run around right end from the middle of the field registered Wisconsin's first touchdown. In the second period. Olson went over for a touchdown tram the yard line early in the final period and Kreuz who Intercepted a forward pass on Chicago's yard line paved the way for another touchdown a few- minutes later.

Meyers taking the ball over or. a. forward pass. TUtt 12. Indiana 10.

Indianapolis. md. October 28. Tufts whose showing In the east has been one of the surprises of the football season. won from Indiana.

today. 12 to 10. The Hoosiers scored an their points in the last period. Score Field Goal end Hold Auburn to One Touchdown. Score 7 to 3.

Birmingham. Ala. October 2 Mis I A. M. eleven furnished football tall'S a surprise here today by scoring on Auburn's heavy machine in a.

thrilling contest which resulted in a score of 7 to 3. The Mississippians presented an unprecedented fight and at times had the Alabama eleven on the defensive. Mississippi's score was made early In the second period when Fullback Schwtli sent the oval between the bars for a field goal from the 30- yard line. Auburn followed this with a series of drives which resulted in a touchdown and goal was Kicked by Prendergast. The up AUBURN 97 Post MISS.

3 Prickey L. Bruson Sample L. Carpenter Winne E. Ree a Roolnson Spurlock Campbell R. Oswald Bonner R.

Parren Ducote R. Shaw Halrston Bobo Prendergast Vance Steed L. Weeks Rlckenbacker SchwtLL Summary RefereS Bocock Georgetown umpire McAllister Tennessee head linesman Counselman V. 21. I Time of periods IS and 12 minutes.

Auburn scoring Touchtodwn. Stlckney goat after touchdown Prenderpast. Mb- sisslppi scoring Goal from placement. Schwl1l. Substitutions Auburn Rev- Irtgton for Rlckenbacker.

Stlckney for tevtngton Revtngton for Stlckney C. Jones for Revington Beard for Duco U. Bonnor for Yrirkey Mississippi Truss for Vance Vance for Truss Galdy for Vance. Maxwell Car Wins Prizes Offered. In Giants Despair Hill Climb Central Railroad of 10 New Jcney Track Giants Despair Hill a climb of 6000 fat and the car that climbed it in minute 45 5 seconds next sensational performance of the t.

Despite th fact that th Maxwell was the lightest cay In the contests and that it ws. equipped with fabric tlr while its opponents ware equipped with cord Ur th car gave great account of Itself in every on or the event la which It was en tetd YELLOW JACKETS' LINE OUTPLAYED W. L. FORWARDS Continued From Page Three. Mauck wm qualify for southern without a dissenting vote.

He broke up attempted passes and punts. nailed runners behind th line for losses spilled Interference charged splendidly In the line. furnished fine Interference for his backs and in general played easily the but game of the season. The Other Stars. Aiding Mauck splendidly on fens was Pup Phillips who gave the celebrated Pierottl as busy an afternoon as that worthy has ever had since he has been playing football and the Generals can vouch for one time that Pierotti met a man that played him as good a garlic as turned loose himself and Plerotti played some ball.

oroggle Morrisons backing up of the tine was all that could be asked. HI work against the Generals wag as et- fectlve as that of Babe Taylor's used to. be with Auburn. No further corn. I parlson necessary.

i Johnson. Alexander. and Carpenter- In tact the entire eleven played as good ball on defense as anyone could ask. They played even better than some of their most hopeful adherents expected them to play. Hilt Quill Glover and Struppep shared the lions share of the offensive work for the Jackets.

The first and last ran ends in splendid. dashing style. white Guilt and Glover showed an ability to plow the line that was aston. jshlng to many of the fans. Guilt's showing was especially commendable and it may be that the Jocketa win uncork ome of that Auburn stuff In future guinea of shooting three fullbacks at the opposition and running them as fast as Donahue used to.

shoot his three. Bides. Harris and Christopher. Gums showing was excellent. For the Generals.

Captain Young showed that Is the splendid football player that all hl advance notices brought out but Young was watched closely and few were his opportunities to get under way. so fut were the Tech forwards charging. Sorrells and Adams showed fine smash Into the line for a while. but they gained but few yards on their bucks usually ranging an average of about two yards when they smashed into the Jackets' line. Johnson.

the freshman tackle. whose two splendid runs produced the Washington and Lee touchdowns. was a tower of strength In the Generals' make. up. Not only did this big fellow tear off nice gains but he played great ban on the defense and showed himself wide awake to take advantage of any Tech miscue and It was his work to which Struppers poor punting can at tributed.

He hurried every one of Struppers kicks. But after his nut two runs the Jacket defense was able to smother him successfully. Back to Young again. This fellow' punting was as good as any that has ever been seen here. He got nice distance height and direction and In this Durham's best time was one minute 45 3- seconds a remarkable speed up the steep incline of 6000 feet.

The Maxwell negotiated the entire distance on second gear. Two Urer trophies were taken by the climber which is no on exhibition the well branch La Philadelphia. department. of play easily had the better over Strupper. PlerotU and Ignlco did nice line work on defense and but for these.

two huskies the Jackets might have run roughshod over the opposition. How Dope Worked. In Saturdays Constitution we stated From our point of view. It looks like up ft. cue of flip corn and take your choice.

If the Indian Onyon could play. we Would be Inclined to favor the Jackets. bat as he cannot we that the dope points to an ev ni battle with the Issue very doubtful. We were kidded good by- several of the fans Saturday morning for web statement and others not as charitably inclined gave WI a good panning for any such dope. What does that guy know about football was one remark that we heard acctdently.

We leave It to all those who were present at the game as to whether or not our dope on the game was vindicated. With the Indian Guyon in the game the Jackets would have won. That was our dope Lad every one who saw the game will bear us out. Tribute Belt. A little line about Cy Ben.

who was subbing at Jim Centers end. The former Gordon lineman gave a splendid account of himself throughout the battle and tallied echs lone touchdown by as pretty a piece of catetrlng of a. forward pus as we have ever teen. On defense he proved hlntself to be a tower of strength and while not as tat in getting down the field under punts ef Senter. he was down under several nailing the runner or throwing him so much off his stride that some other Jacket was able to bring him down.

Bell played splendidly on defense. so welt that few times did the Generals ln round his end. He kept Into the thick of the play and the Genera. interference was not able to box him out of the plays. It looks like the Jackets have uncovered a.

find in this fellow and that their ends will be wen taken care of the rest of the season. Lsrkla star End. That Everett Strupper. Tech's star did not get away on long runs is due entirely to Larkin. Washington and Lees left end.

a sub at tue position. Tech Interference could not get this fellow boxed in. It could not dump him and when it did he was up and Into the play again quickly. In spilling Interference Larktn also proved adept and the gains around the Generals' left wing backed as Larkln was. by Johnson's big form.

were few anti tar between and of but short distance when they did come. But for the work of this pair. Strup- per might have gotten Into a broken Held and had done so the Generals would have had a sad tale to tell when they went home. The Game In Detail. In Johnston of the Jackets.

woo the toss and elected to receive at the north end of the field with a cross- wlnd blowing at. a fair clip. At 2:35 o'clock. Pierottl kicked oft to out of bounds and kicked over to Strupper on his yard line. returned 20 yards.

Johnston went around left end for 4 yards. Glover made first down with a smash through center. Strupper. Glower and Johnston made but eight yards on three plays Johnston broke through and blocked Strup- per's punt. Ignlco recovering the ball for Washington and Lee on Tech's yard line.

Sorrells got one into the line. Adams fumbled on the next play and Morrison recovered for Tech on their yard line. Glover. Johnston and Dunwoody got but three yards on three plays. ant Strupper punted to the center of the field.

Young returning 17 yards to Teohs yard line. Young got thvee yards around right end. Phillips broke through and nailed Adams for a loss. Johnson ran IS yards to Tech's yard line. Adams added a.

yard through the line. Johnson then sprinted to a touchdown. Young punted out to Larkin. who heeled on Tech's yard line. Young kicked goal.

General. 1 Jackets O. trupper kicked oft to Larkin. Mauck tackled him so hard that he dropped the ball. and Carpenter recovered for Tech.

on Washington and Lees yard line. Strupper went around left end for 21 yards. Strupper and Glover made another first down with about 4 yards to go. Tech was penalized yards for offside. Strupper fumbled but Morrison recovered for Te for a yard loss.

trupper gained 3 yards around end. A forward pass Strupper to Dell who caught the ban over Washington and jLe players and over the goal line net- I ted the Jackets a touchdown at tne corner of the field. Morrison kicked out to Johnston. who heeled on the yard line. Frau kicked goat.

Jacket T. Generals Strupper kicked off to Young on his yard line. He came back 20 yards to his yard line a the quartet ended. Sorrells and Bagley made a tint down through the line. Young Sorrels and Adams added another around the ends.

Young added a yard through center. Johnson went SO yards to a touchdown but ran out of bounds on the yard line. Adams hit right tackle for two yards. Phillips stopped Adams for no gain. Johnson failed to gain over Maucks tackle.

A forward pass tailed and the ban went over to Tech on their yard line. Glover felled to pin on two plays but Tech was penalized Ii yards for being offside. Strupper punted from behind his goal tine out of bounds on the yard line where It was Washington and Lees ball Sorrel hit the Zinc for II. yard. Ad- arni added another.

Two forward passes failed and the ball went over to Tech on their yard line' Glover hit the line for a yard and then Tech was penalized 2 yards for time allotment being up. Glover hit tackle for 4 yards and Strupper made first flown around end. Glover hammered enter for a yard. Johnston fall- ed to pin. as did Oloyer.

and Strap per punted 25 yards to out of bounds on his yard line. A forward past tailed. Bell came through the tine and natletl Young- for a yard loss. A ward pass fatted. Young punted over.

the goal line and the fcart was put In play on Tech' yard line. Strupper. got a couple around left end. Johnston added Ii around the other end. but was hurt on the play na Tech was again penalled yards tar using up time.

Strupper added and a first down. Clover hit the line twice or a. total of yards. Larkln was hurt on the next play. In which Strup- per failed to gain but recovered.

Strupper punteu 45 furds to Bagley and Ben nailed the little quarter. reaching over an Interferer. without gain. Young punted SO yards to per. who came back 28 yards a the second quarter ended.

Tklrd Quarter. Strupper 1 off to Young on his yard line and he fatted to return the. punt. Belt and Mauck nailing him In his tracks. Adams hit right end tot 3 yards and Sorrels and Johnson added a yard each through the line.

Young. punted 50 yards to Strupper. who returned the ball 16 yards to Tech's yard line. Glover. Strupper and Yorrbon In that order.

made within a yard of a first down. Hilt failed to make it and th. ban went to Washington and Lee. lgnico hit tackle for 2 yards. Young circled end on a double pass tar 9 yards and a first down.

Sorrells and Young made a yard each and then a forward pass was intercepted by Hill. who came back 10 yarus. putting the ball In Washington and Lees territory again. Glover hit the line for tour yards. Strupper failed on an end run.

but Hill made three yards on his trial. Strupper then punted to Washington and Lee' yard line but the ball was brought back. as Washington and Lee was holding and they were penalized Iii yards. Hill added four. Strupper lour then six or a.

first down. Strupper added three yards then the more. Guilt failed to gain. Try Field Goal. Albert Hill then tried a field oal from the yard line.

The ball hit the crossbar and bounced back into the I field the ball going to Washington and. Lee on their yard tine. Sorrells Young- and Sorrells in that order got 1:1 yards and a first down. Young and Sorrells got a yard each. On a double pass Young lo-at Phillips breaking through and nailing hint.

Young then' tried a forward pass. Mauck broke through and blocked it and Moore recovered the rolling ball for the Generals on the Washington and Lee yard line. A yard penalty for Tech be cause of Alexander's Illegal dumping into a. man already downed. Young ran ten yards to a first down as the quarter ended.

Fourth Quarter. Young made. a yard around end. Sorrells hammered the line for four. A forward pass failed.

Pincher then broke through and blocked Young's attempt at a field goal from the yard line and Dunwoody recovered the rolling ball for Tech on Washington and Lees yard line. Guill and Dunwoody hammered Into the line for two yards each. A forward pass was intercepted by PlerotU on Washington and Lees yard line. Cromwell hammered Into the line for nine yards. Tech was penalized live yards for being offside.

A forward pull failed when Cromwell tumbled. Cromwell got three yards Into the line. Young punted over the goal line. The ball was put In play on the 30- yard line. hut Tech wa penalized on the first play for being offside.

Gum and ThU on on two plays. Tech was again penalized. five yards for being offside Guttl hammered Into the. line twice for. twelve yards anda first down.

Strupper circled end twice and his to. tat yardage gave- the. Jackets another' first down. Tech- was penalised two yards for using up her time allot. meat again.

Gum tumbled. but Morrison recovered. for Tech. Strupper and GuiU mane it. another first down.

Hill got yards on a take kick' formation and Crom. weU was hurt on the play. QuIII. on. two s.

made mother lint down. Gum and Hilt on two more plays maa another first Uown. Guilt and added yards on two plays. but Te-lh was penalized for being. offside.

Hill circled the end for 3 yards ana the game ended with the' bait la the. Jackets' possession in Washington and- Lees territory just as Spence was gv- Ing to be put in the g-ame to tryfor a field goat up end summary GENERALS. Pot. JACKETS. Larkln L.

E. Dunwoody Johnson 1 T. Mauck Bryan I G. AlerandeF Plerottl Phillips Moore R. 0.

I an Ignlco T. Carpenter- Bethel R. Bell Baley Q. B. MorrtllOft' Young capCL if.

B. Strupper Adams R. H. BJohnston Sorrells B. Clover- Referee.

UoGottln Michigan umpire. Journey Pennsylyania judge. Phillips SewaneeJ lead linesman. Hamilton Vanderbilt Time of quarters 15 minutes. Touchdowns Johnson Belt Goals From Touchdowns Younr.

Frees. Substitutions Tech Preas for Alexander Pincher for Preas Hill tar Johnston Alexander for Pincher Quill for Glover Incher for Lang. Washington and Graham for Bethel Bethel for Graham Paxton fox' SorreUs Sorrels for Paxton Wadsworth for Bethel Cromwell for Adams Bethel for Johnson Hears tor Johsou. MICHIGAN PULLS GAME FROM. FIRE IN LAST PERIOD' Ann Arbor.

rIch. October 28. A thunderbolt offense launched with. lightning suddenness In the last few minutes of play gave Michigan's football eleven two touchdowns for a 14 to IS victory over Syracuse here this afternoon. Syracuse scored 3 points in the first period on a goal from the field by Meehn In the second period MeehI1 got another drop kick which sailed over the cross bars.

A few minutes later Rafter received forward pass and dashed 20 yards for a touchdown. When Meehan then made the goat Michigan's struggle seemed hopeless. The Wolverines developed a strong1 offense In the last period resorting to open football. Forward passes put the ban on the Syracuse yard line. A.

penalty cut the distance In halt and then. on a take kick. Zelger carried the talt over. Sfaulbetsch kicked goat. The winning touchdown was made just before time was called.

Dunne. Intercepting- forward pus and a. 15. yard penalty assessed against the easterners for rough playing. brought the ball within the yard line.

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