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JSlgfe MARYLAND TRIIIMPHS CORNELL gfflfc AGAIN PENN SCORES A BRILLIANT VICTORY OVER ITHACANS Forward Pass Helps the Quakers Down Cornell by 24 0 Count Philadelphia Nov 27 The University of Pennsylvania football tearp closed the season today with a bril Easy for Quakers liant victory over Cornell in their bVDeYiodv Pennsylvania Position Cornell Hopper Hoff Titzel Knauas Tbomag i Strauss Wray Center Horrell LAeylong Miller Little Ti button Miller Finn Bell Shiveriek Strauss Li Barry Brunner Sphuler Mayer annual Thanksgiving day game 24 to 0 The Quakers showed superiority over Cornell in every department of the game and their goal line was never in danger of being crossed by the Ithacans The Red and Blue played a wide open game forward passes netting many yards and two touchdowns Cornell showed no offensive power and in only two critical periods when her goal line wai in danger did the New York State team exhibit strength PnnTlvania 0 7 10 724 Cornell 0 0 0 0 0 Pennsylvania scoring Touchdowns Hopper Light Miller Goals from touchdowns Umnner3 Goal from field Brunner Referee McCarty Gennantown Academy tmpire Crowell Swarthmore Field judge Maxwell Swarthmore Lines man Carl Marshall Harvard Time of periods 15 minutes each NEBRASKA VANQUISHES SYRACUSE BY 3 TOO Lincoln Nebr Nov 27 In a hard fought football contest played during a rather heavy downfall of snow the OVERHEAD ATTACK WINSFORMARYLANB Gains State Title as Aerial Tosses Beat Johns Hopkins 14 to ELEVENS ARE PRIMED FOR GREAT SERVICE CONTEST Football Results in stopping the Pennbylvanians One University of Nebraska gridiron instance came in the first period squad defeated the University of Sy when Pennsylvania had easily worked raeuse here this afternoon by a score iho hail in 1 vnrrt from the Cornell of 3 to 0 goal The Quakers having had an easy time pushing the pigskin along tried four times to cany it across but Cornell braced and held her opponents for downs Penn Scores in Second Period Pennsy Kamas first touchdown came in the second period when she scored on a forward pass Cell to Hopper inside Cornells 10 yard line In this period Cornell again held Pennsylvania for downs when the ball was within inches of the goal Ten points were added in the third petiod on a touchdown bv Light and a field goal Urunner Pennsylvania having little trouble in advancing the ball to striking ditance One of the prettiest forward passes by Penno I ania occurred in the final period when Hell hurled a long one to Miller near the Cornell goal line Miller hcored without a Cornell man laying hands on him In this period both teams sent in many substitutes All but two of Pennsylvanias regular arbity eleven played their last college game today Victory for Nebraska came in the second period when Capt Dobson playing the last game of his football career with Nebraska booted a drop kick for the only score of the game In the second period a brilliant 40 ard run by Schallenberg the Corn huskers left half placed the ball on the visitors 7 yard line Catching a well placed forward pass Swanson Nebraskas left end carried the ball across the goal line A penalty for holding however took the ball back into the field Nebraska Position Syracuse Swunson Brown I rman I Segal Munn Alexander Day Center Robertson Mnnn Thompson Wilder 1 Hoopli i lUna RE Schwann I fmau AcLley hilialli nbergcr I II Fallon Ioli ou Abbott i Dak IB hrwig I ore by periods i Nebraska 0 3 0 0 3 Syracuse 0 0 0 0 0 Goal from field Dobson Referee Birch iKarlham Impire Davis Princeton Head Linesman Reid Michigan Time of period 15 minutes each FORWARD PASS CARRIES CAROLINA TO LONG AWAITED VICTORY OVER VIRGINIA6 TO 0 Baltimore Nov 27 Using old style straight football with varied plays through the line that netted substantial gains and occasionally bringing into play forward passes that were highly productive of the desired results Maryland State College came through just as expected against Johns Hopkins in their annual grid iron struggle here today The College Park eleven humbled its ancient nv rtlr It rt 1 Xlll 1 aia it iu unu ie milieu ineir laureia as State collegiate football champions As the final count would clearly indicate the Farmers displayed a marked superiority at all stages of the gme In fact they outplayed the BlacJt and Blue in practically every period and had it not been for fumbles at critical stages the probabilities are that the count would have mounted to much higher figures It was a typical State Hopkins battle with the locals battling gamely throughout to stem the tide While it was mainly through line plunging that the State machine succeeded in gaining the most ground the aerial advances which they brought into play paved the way for each touchdown In the very first period after the College Parkers started a triumphant march down the field Mackert uncorked a heave to Knode over the right end of the line for twenty yards and the State leader had little trouble in getting behind the goal posts State Switches Play It was generally thought that after State had met with such success in this style of offensive that they would make frequent use of the pass but it was not until the fourth period that they attempted another aerial pass This one from Knode to Mack ert netted twenty yards and brought the play to Hopkins twelve yard line After this it was an easy master for Mackert to finally find his way over The College Parkers uncorked an offensive in the first period that llt erauy look nupivwiB oil ils ieet aau they continued this whirlwind style of play until the very final whistle Tinie and again the State backs were Wilson ivcii nielli ji ua uijcuiiibo i lcDownes line 10 piow tnrougn ana it was not Chapel Hill Nov 27 The University of North Carolina for the bixth time in a quarter of a century this afternoon defeated the University of Virginia in their annual Thanksgiving football game The score was 6 to 0 Carolinas score came in the second period of the first half when on a beautifully executed forward pass Coleman to Lowe the ball went over lrginias goal Blount failed to kick goal for the Tar Heels Only in the second period of the last half did Virginia threaten Carolina This opportunity was lost by the Virginians who made three unsuccessful attempts at forward passes Hollis Rinehart Virginias right halfback was the outstanding star for the isiting team while Quarterback Lowe of Carolina made many brilliant plays being the particular star of the game Tarheels Come Back Hampton Boada 27 8 Pennsylvania 13 Maryland State 14 Johnt Hopkins 0 West Virginia Wesleyan 38 Catholic Unl Teralty 0 GaOandet 20 War Bisk 15 PennsylTanla 24 Cornell 0 Brown 7 Columbia 7 North Carolina 6 Virginia 0 Penn State 20 Piltiburgh 0 Weat Virginia 7 Washington and Jefferson 0 trolt 21 Holy Cross 7 The Citadel 14 Sooth Carolina 7 Western Reserve IS Case 3 Miami 14 Cincinnati 0 TransTlTania 14 Chattanooga 0 Ames 14 Drake 0 Rice 40 Arkansas 7 Washington State 41 Montana 14 Oklahoma S3 Oklahoma Aggies 6 Notre Dame 14 Iornlngside 6 Creighton 7 South Dakota 0 Colorado 13 Colorado Aggies 0 Tusculum 0 Maryville 0 Center 77 Georgetown Ky 7 Kentucky 13 Tennesse 0 Bncknell 0 Dickinson 0 Wooster 35 Mount Union 0 Southern California 13 Stanford 0 Mississippi 6 Mississippi College 0 Washington 7 California 0 Washington University 7 St Louis 0 Davidson 41 Fnrman 14 North Carolina State 21 Wake Forrest 7 Klorlda 14 Oglethorpe 7 Michigan Aggies 7 Wabash 7 Alabama 14 Mississippi Aggies 6 Georgia 0 Clemson 0 Nebraska 3 Syracuse 0 Vanderbilt 33 Sewanee 21 Washington and ee 7 Tulane 0 Missouri 13j Kansas 6 Auburn 14 Georgia Tech 7 Virginia Military Institute 13 Virginia Poly 0 Gettysburg 3 Franklin and Marshall 0 Urslnns 7 Muhlenberg 8 Pennsylvania Military College 16 Dataware Presbyterian 6 Newberry 0 TASK FOR GAUAUDET TQ STOP WAR RISKERS After successfully holding off the fierce rushes of Litkus War Risks big tackle who was moved over to quarterback in the last half Gallau det finally emerged from its fray a 20 to 15 victor yesterday It was one of the most exciting games seen on Kendall Green for More Than 40000 Expected to See Army and Navy at Polo Grounds By FETZ GERALD The Army and Navy elevens finished their home drilling for their big game of the season yesterday Today the two service teams will arrive in New York and practice at the Polo grounds to get familiar with the topography of the sector in which they will battle tomorrow Reporta from Annapolis and West Point last night indicated there may be some last minute changes in the line ups Both squads are in condition for a grueling battle All Army and Navy games come under that head The hardest football of the season is seen in them They are a fight all the way and this year promises to be no ex1 ception The teams have not met since 1916 and they have three years scores to settle in one Neither team is a definite favorite Army and Navy men are not Inclined to give odds Even money is all tney ever ask Adherents of the two branches of the service and this year they include a good share of the male population of the country will hardly be asking for odds tomorrow If they happen to be speculatively inclined Washington Folk to Attend Many Washingtonians left last night for New York to Bee the big game More will leave today Official and diplomatic Washington aside from hundreds of army and navy men will be at the Polo Grounds when the teams take the field Every available seat has been disposed of and thou i sands of applications had to be turned I down A crowd of more than 40000 vzxfTsee the garnet Army and na officers who have some rime ifor iuuy nve minutes Deen separated uunB me wai near the end the verdict hung in the i hold reunions tonight and tomorrow balance till the whistle called a halt to the proceedings Gallaudet Position War Risk Bouchard hmoke Connor Iitkus Benedict fewart Langenberg Center Jarboe Randall Easter Rebal UT Riordan LaKonntaln Montgomery Blair Do writ Frazier Bennett 7 00 1 20 New York The annual service game is always the occasion for renewing service friendships Every arnty and navyofficr who can possibly get to New York will be there to see what is the greatest football spectacle of the season Both the Army and Navy teams have been beaten this year The Midshipmen before their defeat by Georgetown loomed up as a powerful combination but their stock has been in a decline since the Hilltoppers defeated them decisively That is the BY OPEN GAME 7 TO 0 North Carolina Position Virginia Co hrane Rinehart Harrell Newman Robbing Parrieli Blount Certer Hankin Grimes Churchman Gant McGowan Proctor RE Mklne Lowe Burnett Coleman Russell Griffith Rinehart bpau Knyk ScoTh by period Virginia 0 0 0 00 North Carolina 0 0 0 0 Touchdown Lowe Referee Magoffin Mich igan Lmpire Donnelly iTnnity Head linesman Little John Wet Point Time of periods 15 minutes Substitutions Vir ginia ood for Parrish Deans for Russell Blakey for McGowan Fenwick for Blakey McGowan for Fenwkt Dayis for Rinehart Baker for Miehie Parrish for Burnett Labn until the second half that the Black Score by periods and Blue succeeded in stopping these llale rushes Touchdown Downes 2 iBouchard Litkus only defeat of the campaign for the As generally expected Mackert i 2 Goal from placement Bennett Goal Midshipmen They have played an jeurnay i RV snriedule however tion The Army has been put to a sterner tore through the HoDkins line almost iti jt ii tnr lafnnntnin rrewinir I test in its early season games and at will His offensive playing was for Wilson Baynes for Rebal Cherry for Lang while it has two defeats chalked up about the best witnessed at Home enberg Paiton for Randall Rogalkl for I against lt tne West Point eleven has wood field this fall Then tiring In I S0 I ben put into fine condition through rta generally expeciea macKeri mi uoal irom placement dciiuch was the whole show for State Start from field Scipp 2 Referee Jeurna ng at fuilback the giarTt Farmer Jlmt TnLt ii men l6 Hor co for Sherman Terr for Monte the latter stages he was shifted to I Litkus for Blair Montgomery for Litkus the line and here he gave a great exhibition of his defensive powers His tackling was deadly and he was instrumental in breaking up many plays before they actually got started AUBURN GETS REVENGE Hopkins Off Well State won the toss and Ross opened the hostilities by kicking to Watson on the 15 yard line The latter ran the ball back 15 yards before he was finallv hrnnp ht Hrtwn Tftneq prif wwav KuVS for Bnil North Tallin Burden for for seven yards on an off tackle play Kuyk Kobbins Jacob for Blount Pritchard Gant Abernathy for Griffith Tenney Abernathy Pharr for Tennej BUNTING IS STAR AS I DEFEATS ror while Watson broke loose for 18 yards for around the right end of the line I Hopkins at this stage was penalized 15 yards Watson after a short gain fumbled on his own 40 yard line but Hopkins luckily recovered the ovai in the melee that followed and after a forward pass was grounded Wood kicked The Black and Blue recover Atlanta Ga Nov 27 After four bitter years of defeat in their annual Thanksgiving day game the Auburn Plainsmen triumphed over Georgia Techs Yellow Jackets here today 14 to 7 It was not only sweet revenge for the Alabamans but it was impressive for no team except the University of Pittsburgh had made that rrrany points against Tech during the football career of most of the players on the Heisman machine ALABAMA TRIUMPHS i competition of a sort that should see it at its best tomorrow The Cadets have had little easy picking on their gridiron schedule Coached by Charley Daly former siar Harvard and West Point quarterback the Army team will be up to the standard of other seasons That means that no matter how good the Navy is it will have a fight on its hands Few critics have seen both teams ln action this year Those who have watched the West Point eleven declare it is a powerful machine Reports on the Navy are not so glowing While the Army Navy series is not as long established as the Princeton or Yale Harvard games it is one of the so called classics of the gridiron The service teams played their first game back in 1890 and have met yearly since then with few interruptions In the 21 games played the Morgantown Va Nov West Virginia won a signal Mctory from Washington and Jefferson College here toddy 7 to 0 Another of those lightning like forward passing attacks in the first period such as swept Princetown and Rutgers off their feet earlier in the season was responsible for the victorv and twice threatened to score in the first period Throughout the second half West Virginia continually threatened the and goal line I having two passes grounded behind the line but could not get another tally West Va Position Wash i Jef Hager Carroll Harrick Stein 11J1T Oontr i I Ir straw I Hawkins Arr ho I Henn I smmers Milla Loucks Hlte Bixler Lentz Enckson Kins Eilsson Rogers Smith Score dt jrerioda Wet Virsinia 7 0 0 07 Washington aad Jefferson 0 0 0 0 0 Touchdown Kinc Goil from touchdown Rogers Refree Okeon Lehigh Umpire Moffntt Princeton Head linesman Sugden Harvard Time of periods 15 minutes Roanoke Va Nov 27 For the first time since 1900 Virginia Military In stitute here today emerged victor from its annual football game with Virginia Polytechnic Institute The score was 13 to 0 I scored in tha flrar TorMnrl lion RnntlnCT ra cened along forward pass from lcK succession After some spirited Leech and raced 20 yards to the goal plct ci line Leech kicked goal The second touchdown came in the I last period of plaj Stuart carried the ball over after it had been brought to the ard line by a successful forward pass and several line bucks Tech was clearly outplayed i at almost every stage Bunting was the star of the afternoon The largest crowd in the historv of fonthaii I Although there was no scoring in here witnessed the game Birmingham Ala Nov 27 Alabama defeated the Mississippi Aggies here today in a hard fqught 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Salem Nov 27 tion to the budget by the chief execu Coroner Smith and Dr Henry tive The Good bill Mr McCormick Branham of Baltimore arrived here added would still further divide re thls morning to confer with the mem sponsihillty for the financial policy bers of the family of Miss Lucille OI the government instead of concen Sharp who died suddenly in Balti trating it Senator McCormicks bill more last Saturday the remains be he says embodies the ideas of former lng brought her for interment They Secretary of the Treasury Glass returned with the stomach of the President Nicholas Murray Butler of young woman and a chemical analy Columbia University Gov Lowden gis will be made to determine if death Illinois and others resulted from poison Special to The Washington Post Baltimore Nov 27 Mrs Catherine Bristol who is at Johns Hopkins Hospital suffering from an illness which developed after she had swallowed a fluid from a tottle at the apartment of John Kelley 1917 Eu taw place on Sunday was reported to be worse by physicians at the hospital today She was said to be delirious and her condition was declared to be vjry critical She still is blind Keiley and Allie Osman the Turk who were arrested after Mrs Bristols illness developed and Miss SMOOTPLANENDS WAR RISK BUREAlll Senator Would Divideps Work Amonc Several of Departments a 1 City Briefs The board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce will meet next Tuesday night Abandonment of the war risk bu reau is proposed In a plan fathered by Senator Smoot Utah which con gfaj templates distribution of the worksotJS the bureau to several government agencies already established 8entj tor Smoot says his proposal will sav the government the salaries of between 8Q00 and 9006 clerks while at the sam time resulting in the more efficient performance of the work of the bureau The plan now under consideration and in the formulation of which Senator Smoot has had the cooperation of the United States bureau of efficiency would make this rearrange ment of the functions of the war risk bureau GorapengaMon To the pension bureau Interior Department AllotmentsTo the War and Navy de nartmenta Insurance To the Postoffice Department under the Secona Ohio State University Alomnl wUl To the audit0rs office of either the hold their annua dinner tomorrow Treasury or War Department night at 8 at the University Club i plavs by Bosley Barral and Mackert gave the Farmers two first downs in i ward pass over the right end of the line Knode was waiting for the I heave and had little trouble in elud ing the few Hopkins players and raced on to a touchdown The pass was made from the 28 yard line Nisbet kicked the goal Fumble Halts State BEATS PENNSYLVANIA FOR NAVY TITLE Position PENN STATE SWAMPS PITT IN 20 TO GAME hiplev Smith Mantor Hunt Mason hhiart Hunting Leech Diokton Score by periods 11 I I Touchdown Bunting I Center It It it i btuart I Camper Hah Armstrong Hardwick Hard wick Pierce Parrish Cnp Redd Lancaster McCann 0 0 Goal 13 0 0 from the second period State had a golden opportunity to cross Hopkins line Everything pointed to another touchdown However Gilbert fumbled the ball and Morley recovered it for Hopkins and ran 35 yards down the field before he was brought down by Eppley Hopkins then succeeded in penetrating States territory as far as the 35 yard line but a 10 yard loss by Barchel forced Hopkins to kick and the ball was in midfleld at half time Hopkins braced in the third period and succeeded in holding State for touchdown Leech Missed goal from touch aowns on several occasions dui tneir down Bunting Missed goal from held sum i great offensive punch was lacking and they were never very dangerous mer Referee Langford Trinity Umpire Gooch Virginia Head linesman faampson bt Albans Time of periods 15 njinutes Substitutions MI Bachrach for Xeech McCuistou for Stuart Harrison for Shipley Stuart for McCniston Drewrv for Hawkins i Wilson for Stuart Kox for Drewry I nison lor Camper Oodvey for Lancaster Lan aster for Godsey Graham for Lancaster Camper for Armstrong Shaner for II Hard wick Brooks for Graham I anaer for Hard wick Pittsburgh Pa Nov 27 The Penn State football team defeated the Uni versity of Pittsburgh here today for the first time in seven ears 20 to 0 The latter team was outplayed in every department of the game the rushes of Davies and Hastings being effectively stopped by the Penn State line while the line smashing of Hess Snell and Robb for the visitors generally made gains sufficient for a first down in two or three tries Added to this was the excellent work of Right New Orleans La Nov 27 Wash Half Way who included among his ington and Lee defeated Tulane on a features a 47 jard run for a touch muaay neia nere today 7 to 0 wnen GAINES 20 YARD RUN GIVES GENERALS GAME down The third period was perhaps the only one evenly played Pitt having braced himself Way got through with the ball however and ran 47 yards for a third touchdown Cub bage booted the ball between the goal posts making the score 20 to 0 Coach Warner made many substitutions in the final period and they menaced the Penn State goal line but the latter held them when they were in danger Tositlon Penn State Brown Cubbage Rauch Center Conorer Osborn Henrj Hiszins McCracfcen Robb navies Snell Lautfhran Va Hastings Hess Score by periods Pitt 0 0 0 Penn State 7 7 Touchdowns Higgins Hess Way from touchdowns Cubbage 2 Missed goal from touchdown Cubbage Referee Evans Williams Umpire Bennett Pennsylvania Head Hneaman Eckels Time of periods 15 minutes Pitt Eciert Harman Meamor Stein McLean Bond Kwln 0 0 020 Goals te CITADEL BEATS GAMECOCKS Columbia Nov 27 The Citadel defeated the University of South Carolina 14 to 7 in their annual game here this afternoon Citadel bucked its first touchdown over at the beginning of the second period Carolina tied the score on a blocked kick and the winning touchdown was made on a forward pass that netted a gain of IS yards Gaines ran 20 yards through a broken field in the first period and scored the lone touchdown His play was immediately after Corbett recov ereda Tulane fumble and raced 65 yards to Tulanes 20 yard line where he was downed Thrice Washington and Lee threatened the locals goal in the second period but an intercepted forward pass a failure to make downs and the whistle for the end of the half check ed the gains and Position Tulane Daves Smith Bethel Stewart Bailey HTalbot Paget Center Reed anford Linfield Moore Talbot Corbett Wight Maddoi Naglo tdherstein Held Raines Bookout McDonald KB Richeson Score by periods Washington and Lee 7 00 0 7 Tulane 0 0 0 0 0 Touchdown Raines Goals from touchdown Mattox Penalties 90 yards Tulane 40 jrds Referee Moriarty Mount Marys Umpire Brown Dartmouth Head linesman Morrison Vanderbilt Sub stitntiona Cogbill for Sllverstein Stevens for Cogbill Collins for Paget TulaneTulane Williams for Smith Dwyer for Fields Maloney for Wight Barnes for Stewart Smith for lllfams Williams for Maloney Palermo for Barnes McGraw for Bookout The College Parkers second and final touchdown came in the fourth period They gradually arned the ball down the field by line plays and end runs and then Knode tossed a forward pass to Mackert The latter raced twenty yards to Hopkins 12 vard line before he was downed Knodes eight yards through the line placed the oval well within striking I distance and then Mackert went over on the next play Nisbet kicked the goal Johns Hopkins Position Maryland State Morley Eppley Butler Nisbet Lgerton Moore Cashell Center Bailey LaDdy Sullivan Wood EUel Randall Rlggs Tome Knode Watson Bosley Jones Barral Calkins FV Mackert Score by periods Maryland State 7 0 0 714 Johns Hopkins 0 0 0 0 Touchdowns Knode Mackert Goals from touchdowns Nisbet 2 Referee Shaw Ohio Wesleyan Umpire Davidson Pennsylvania Head linesman Harlan Prince ton Field judge Wheatley St Johns Time of periods 15 minutes Substitutions Johns Hopkins Cromwell for Cashell Barchet for Jones Dodson for Calkins Maryland State Gilbert for Barral McDonald for Edel Smith for Sullivan VANDY THRASHES SEWANEE Nashville TenB Nov 27 For the twentieth time in their 30 years of gridiron relations the Commodores triumphed over their ancient rivals the Sewanee Tigers on Dudley field this afternoon by the score of 33 to 21 after four periods of spectacular football on a field heavy from recent rains LYNCHBURG VICTOR Lynchburg Va Nov 27 Lynchburg College and Roanoke College fought a hard battle here this afternoon Lynchburg winning 13 to 6 The Roanoke team scored on fake plays in the first quarter CLOSE FOR NOTRE DAME SioiPf City Iowa Nov 27 Notre Dame University defeated the Morn ingside eleven today 14 to 6 Th game was played on a snow covered and slippery field which made accurate work difficult GAME TO SHENANDOAH Winchester Va Nov 27 The annual football classic of the Shenandoah valley payed here this afternoon between Shenandoah Valley Academy and Augusta Military Academy was won by the former 27 to 7 Eleven husky young men from the Pennsylvania flagship of the Atlantic fleet sailed onto Central stadium yesterday determined to gain the Eastern football championship of the navy Opening a withering fire they raked the Hampton Roads Naval Training Station outfit forehand aft for a time but the lads from down Norfolk way soon rallied and before the conflict was ended crashed In the bulkheads of the Pennsylvania time and time again When the action ended Hampton Roads had earned the gridiron laurels with a 27 to 13 decoration JThree big guns did the greater part of the battling for the Training Station outfit These were the ends Frederick Schofield who used to do stunts for the old Mohawk Athletic Club of this city Mel Elward Notre Dames all American candidate in 15 and Joe Wheelock former Carlisle star who is now dispensing sweet music to the temperamental sailors Offensively and defensively this trio left little to be desired in the way of football AWashington boy also did his bit for the Pennsylvania crew Walson putting up a creditable game at quarterback for the fleet champions The big noise of the battleship was William Brown Brown once made touchdowns for little Washington College at Chestertown Md before becoming a lieutenant in the marine corps Yesterday he ripped and tore his way through the Training Station line and about itflanks and generally made life uncomfortable for the opposition Both elevens uncovered brilliant forward passing attacks and It was this form of football that brought about most of the gains and led directly to four of the six touchdowns registered The offense of both elevens was excellent but defensive play was lacking in quality The contest was spirited all the way The fleet aggregation counted two touchdowns after the Hampton Roads team had opened the scoring but at half time the count was tied Drives against the flagship bulkheads by Smith and Wheelocks forward passes proved too much for the Pennsylvania boys in the second half however when play was mostly in the fleet teams territory The Hampton Roads team also employed the famous Heisman shift to advantage in the closing periods Hampton Roads Position Pennsylvania Schofield Cbezik Raven McOonnell Sequist Czapauski Dinger Center Palevith Klaber Reeves Hams Rogers Elward Herbert Wheelock Walson Hendricks Madden Baughman Brown Schepler Kaiser Score by periods Hampton Roads 7 6 7 727 Pennsylvania 13 0 0 013 Touchdowns Wheelock 2 Smith Schofield Walson 2 Goals from touchdowns Baughman 3 Madden Referee Thompson Georgetown Umpire Williams Pennsylvania Field Juda Thome Columbia Head linesman Palmer Harvard Time of Derlods 15 minntes Substitutions Hampton Roads Guillre for Baughman Baughman for Guillre Smith for Schepler Clements lor Sequist Samuelson for Dlnfer Jenkins for Schofield Schmidt for Baughman Pennsylvania Shannon for Herbert Hipp for Reeves Busey fee crT DETROIT BEATS HOLY CROSS Detroit Nov 27 Intersectional football honors went to the University of Detroit here today when Holy Cross was defeated 21 to 7 The Easterners were outplayed in all departments their defense crumbling before the Detroit onslaught DAVIDSON DOWNS FURMAN Greenville Nov 27 After playing seven straight games without defeat Furman was outclassed by Davidson this afternoon apd lost 41 to 14 Davidson greatly outweighed the Baptists and plowed through the line for repeated gains MICHIGAN AGGD3S TTE East Lansing Mich Nov 27 Wabash and the Michigan Aggies fought to a 7 to 7 tie here today on a field covered with light snow ajid swept by a cold wind Both teams played ragged football with numerous fumbles and penalties FLORDDA RATJiY TELLS Jacksonville Fla Nov 27 Over coming a 7 point lead amassed by Oglethorpe as the result of a pretty 45 yard run by Knox early in the first period the University of Florida defeated the Petrels by the score of 14 to 7 here this afternoon MISSOURfBEATS KANSAS Lawrence Kans Nov 27 The University of Missouri football eleven today won the Missouri valley conference title by defeating the University of Kansas 13 to 6 Kansas was outplayed throughout the game by the more aggressive Missouri eleven i Cost Little to Sell War Securities Wilbcr EsTey diiboralng clerk fnr th HniiBB nf Renresentatives Is Richmnnd Va Nnv 57 War mervu Lucille Sharp who also stopped at the first to enroll at the Capitol in ritles to the amount of 1760000000 the Keiley apartment died at Union the citizens Association drive he have been soMJn the Fifth Federal Protestant Infirmary still are being havine joined the Columbia Heights Reserve district at a cost to the gov held in jail Justice Rohleder told an citizens Association in which terrl eminent of less than one tenth of 1 attorney that he would not admit tory he resides Capt Clinton Hiatt per cent according to an announce them to bail until he had heard the having secured the application i ment made today by Albert Sidney result of the autopsy on Miss Sharps Johnstone director Of the war loan body or the condition of Mrs Bristol The Pennsylvania Society will meet organization of thla district changed tonight at the Thomson School i In a statement to the Dolice in uhlnV ronootnH mmol nf Hotoll I OfYiorM for tllf mUlllID TCU Will I A1U UN ALJiliN of the case as they have come to light be elected at the meeting of the STORLNG7 ir ti tmo Von ortrnH th Maine State Association at the Wilson theory that Miss Sharp died from normal acnooi tomorrow nBi OaVe WOrry IllUe SMCL UlOUtfy acute Brights disease from which rTr ifc nXTf TTQT AXTt UA lit i he said a sister had died at about the same age as Miss Sharp He attributed Mrs Bristols illness to bad food she ate at a lunchroom on the first day she arrived in Baltimore Keiley said the bottle from which Mrs Bristol drank with Osmand on the night before she was taken ill contained brandy It was a present from a friend of Miss Sharp he said and not his property He had not taken a drink from it he said be round table talk at the National Catholic Community House601 street northwest next SundayVafter noon at 430 Her subject will be Self Expression A luncheon vrOl 1m given by the University of Chicago men at the University Club Tuesday at 1 cause he was on the wagon BILL PUTS BUDGET UNDER TREASURY McCormick Opposes Plan to Let President Rule Bureau Suburban MOVING Baltimore Wilmington Philadelphia New York 0fTHKi i ii i mi wv smiths liafr IBUBrafXTOBKCK SHUT 1 A mummc Mnnwe wqfEJ7jfc I Officer for the enauing year frill I be elected by the District Alurnnl Ao sociation of the Sigma Phi Epsllon fraternity at the clubhouse 1829 Nineteenth street tonight at 8 oclock A meetlnir of the North Wnshlnar ton Citizens Association will be held Estimates Given Fr Vf CharA latroSkra1Tunydrernlen FAMILY AND GOVERNMENT bee rl Hvd as a re8Ult i MOVING PACKING SHIPPING4 Your furniture is insured for An Illustrated lecture on the Bible was given by Putterer last night before the residents of the National Lutheran Home for the Aged 1 Wants Britains Powder Kept Dry Melbourne Australia Nov 27 Although a determined attempt will Joseph Hume Cook minister of the be made to get budget legislation through the next session of Congress indications now are that the House and Senate will find themselves widely apart on details Senator McCormick of Illinois announced last night that he will introduce a bill Monday to create a budget bureau under the Treasury Depart navy in a speecn today at Aibury said that while he wholeheartedly supported the league of nations he thought Great Britain should keep its powder dry The empire he declared could not close Its eyes to the prep arations Japan and America Were making in furtherance of their Pacific policy DAWSON QUITS COLUMBIA New York Nov 27 Fred Daw son head coach of football baseball and basketball at Columbia University for the past two years today resigned his positions giving ill health as his reason KENTUCKY SCORES EARLY Lexington Ky Nov 27 The University of Kentucky defeated the University of Tennessee eleven here today 13 to 0 the Wildcats making two touchdowns in the first quarter Found Guilty of Perjury Special to The Washington Pot Rockvllle Md Nov 27 Charles Bennett a young resident of Der wood this county wai found guilty by a jury iq the circuit court here last evening on a charge of perjury It was represented that in a local option case at the March term of court hia testimony at the trial of the case and that given before the grand jury differed Sentence was not passed Colvin to Oppose Montague Richmond Va Nov 27 Howard Colvin of this city will oppose Representative Andrew Jackson Montague in the race for the Democratic congressional nomination next year That Ib the program of the central trade and labor council Even where money is bo objectFatimas an inexpensive smoke actuaUyontsell expensive straight Turkish brands Straight Turkish cigarettes contain too much Turkish for most mens taste while Fatima has just enough TurkishwThatstlie reason ETIMA A Snsihle 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