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IMW fsr zz yssas THE WASHJLNGTOjN POST SUNDAY OCTOBER 24 192Q VI HARVARD DOWNS CENTRE GEORGETOWN FINDS FORDHAM EASY HATCHETITE WIN BIG CRIMSON ELEVEN DEFEATS SOUTHERNERS i Cambridge Mass Oct 23 Harvard football fiinesse weight and endurance triumphed over Centre College individual gridiron brilliancy here this afternoon in one of the most thrilling and sensational intersectional games played in many years Although defeated 31 to 14 the Danville Ky collegians departed for the South late tonight with the praise of the football experts ringing in their ears for they gave a wonderful exhibition the game considering the handicaps under which a small college eleven labors iff meeting a team of Harvard caliber play Fair Harvard In individual and semiteam duping the hrst half of the contest the Centre College combination showed gamcness and football abil oiitto rrt nf Harvard Position Centre ity which pained support oi Chlnn tnousanas oi speeuiioi vamc Himnara i Montgomery AvftnAHB th Hine without partial1 Wood The Pray rJtl BIG TEN GRID STARS ELIGIBLE FOR CONTEST Chicago Oct 23r Football players of the B1k Ten Conference tennis uho played durlnjj the fnll of 1918 on A teanm were made eligible for this years play by a ruling of the conference board It was announced here today The motion was made last June but was held over for final conslder tion It was decided to throw out the 1918 season making all men who played that fall eligible for three full years of varsity football by vote of 5 to 3 Minnesota and Ohio not being represented sympathy or eiiefpance mc la Tolbert ins Colonels as the Southern play i Faxun era are known in their home section matched effort for effort with the Crimson and at the close of the fifst two periods had fought themselves to an fen break with Harvard the sc ori standuE 14 to 14 Harvard Scores First Play was itss than rie minutes under way when Harvard scored its first touchdown Owen twisttd through the open defense of Centre Churchill working with him open running cooperation for an advance that took the ball from Harvards 35 yard line tota touchdown Owen carrying the ball over Faxun with a record of never having failed to complete a touchdown by goal kicked the first of Haivards four goals from touchdown A minute or twu later Centre under the drive of Capt McMillin tore TO yards down the field in a series of forward pa es line plunges knifing runs and cris cru pla to a touchdown by Roberts Weaver kicked the goal as he did on his only subsequent opportunity Itils came unexpectedly The second period had barely opened when a Centre touchdown came Standing on his 32 yard line McMillin received the ball from center feinted to his left then tossed it to his right 30 yards down the field Whitnell substitute back caught the ball Down the field he raced fending off two attempted tacklers evading another pair and crossing the line with three men on him Centre College was ahead but not for long Overzealousness by Centre forwards caused a penalty of 15 yards wfiich nullified rushes netting that aijiount in the succeeding play and wjien a forward pass failed Centre was forced to kick Harvard did not relinquish the ball until it had evened jhe issue Owen plunged Churchill contributed open field runs and Hor ween shot through the Centre line for gain after gain The Southerners three times stemmed the Crimson rushes but finally Churchill crashed through for a touchdown The half ended with score a tie With the start of the secopd half the Crimson went out to win Har iord Center AVeaver uobb James iston snodfly Fitzgerald McMillan Owen Armtronir Churchill Wbitnell Hnrween Robert Score by periods Harvard 7 7 10 731 Ceutre 7 7 0 014 Harvard siorinj Touchdowns Torween 2 Churchill Owen Goals from touchdowns Faxon Joal from field Horween Centre scoring Touchdowns Roberts Whitnell Goals from touchdowns Weaver 2 Referee Maxwell Swarthmore Umpire Thorp Columbia Field judge Cnrwell Head linesman Bankhart Dartmouth Time of periods 15 minutes each vards defense rolled back three Centre rushes and Centre forced to kick suffered the penalty of a bad boot when the ball went outside on its own 30 yard line A forward pass and a long run by Churchill preceded a touchdown by Horween McMillin raced 30 yards through the Harvard defenses and after line plunges had failed and he tried a forward pass Owen deflected the ball from a Centre receiver to Horween who ran 25 yards Two rushes and a forward pass failed to help Harvard Horween dropped back and kicked a field goal from the 32 yard line The next score came when Have meyer intercapted a forward pass and Harvard started an advance which Horween crowned with a touchdown After the kickoff McMillin by forward pass and short rush sent Centre down the field A Crimson penalty of 15 yards for holding aided Centre and another a few minutes later brought the ball to Harvards 20 yard line Another rush by Roberts gained only 2 yards and McMillin forward passed to King on Harvards 5 yard line Four times the Southerners rushed without avail They tried a forward pass but Horween leaping into the air pulled the ball down Within a few seconds he had it on the 35 yard line Harvard continued its advance to Centres 12 yard line Then McMillin intercepted a forward pass and had set his team for another drive when the game ended GEORGETOWN HOLDS FORDHAM WARRIORS New York Oct 23 Nearly ten thousand wildly enthusiastic football fans saw the Fordham University eleven go ddwn to defeat before Georgetown at Fordham this afternoon by the one sided score of 40 to 16 Although the Maroon warriors were outplayed by the visitors they fought gamely against a better drilled and more experienced opponent and they deserved a better fate Fordham could not have beaten Georgetown today but if the Maroon leaders had displayed a little better judgment the local team might have a much better showing The only two touchdowns that Fordham scored were made on forward passes and it was not until the final quarter that the baroon began to use the aerial route extensively although It was apparent from the very outset that the overhead game was the only hope for the home team Fordham 16 Positions Ggetown i 10 Fitzpatrick Kenyon Fallon Sullivan Moran Comtook Miller Center Amleron Duff Zazelli Alexander OTounell Bunk Seruack Kerry Flain Halloran I II Mallory Kearns It II Lciphty Gately Ward Score by periods Fordham 0 7 0 916 Georgetown 0 13 14 13 10 Substitutions Fordham Gorman for Miller Xoonan for Berry Vergara for Moran Moran for Vergara Fogarty for Moran Ryan for Banks Walsh for Duff Duff for Walsh Shankey for Kearns Farrell for Duff Georgetown Sullhan for Flavin Wise for Zazelli ljnch for OOnnell Touchdowns Ward 2 Fitzpatrick Mallory Flain 2 Kenyon Halloran Goals from touchdown Kenyon 4 Xoonan Halloran Safety Ward i i tackled Fitzpatrick i Referee Pendleton Bowdoln Umpire Brmmi i Pennsylvania i Head linesman Courtney Lafayette Time i of periods 10 minute YESTERDAYS FOOTBALL RESULTS Georgetown 40 Fordham 16 Teorgo Washington 13 VfllAnova 7 Lafayette 84 Catholic University 0 Gallaudet US Western MaryUnd 0 Harvard 31 Centre 14 Cornell 42 Colgate 6 Pittsburgh 10 Georgia Tech 3 Penn State 109 Lebanon Valley 7 Syracuse 10 Dartmvith 3 Brown 14 8vrin jlisld A 0 Washington and JTetfurura 14 Lehigh Carnegie Tech 27 University of Cincinnati IS University of Virginia Butgers 0 Princeton 14 Navy 0 Bucknell 42 Muhlenburg 0 Army 28 Tufts 0 Yale 24 West Virginia 0 Haverford 14 Delaware St Johns 10 Penn 7 Amherst 35 Union 0 Wesleyan 6 Columbia 0 Hamilton 14 New York University 13 Gettysburg 20 Albright 10 Ursinus 7 Dickinson 6 Franklin and Marshall 14 Eochester 0 Williams 62 Trinity 0 Swarthmore 41 Johns Hopkins 0 I 27 University of Pennsylvania 7 Mt Union 28 Kenyon 0 Kensaeler Poly 70 Worcester 6 Stevens 0 Middlebury 0 Univ of Chattanooga 2 Mercer 0 lUmpden Sydney 14 Lynchburg 0 Georgia 23 Oglethorpe 3 Trinity 7 Emory and Henry 0 Citadel 19 Wofford 0 William and Mary 34 Union Theological Seminary 0 Mississippi A and 12 Louisiana 7 Tulane 27 Mississippi 0 Funran 17 Wake Forest 0 Chicago 10 Iowa 0 Ohio State 18 Wisconsin 7 Illinois 7 Michigan 6 Notre Dame 28 Valparisor 3 Ohio Wesleyan 14 Western Reserve 0 Case 7 Akron 0 Wooster 19 Oberlin 0 Missouri 10 Drake 7 Kansas Aggies 3 Creighton 0 Nebraska J20 South Dakota 0 Kansas 7 Ames 0 Depauw 28 Franklin 0 Tennessee 28 Clemson 0 Univ of Alabama 83 Howard 0 Univ of Kentucky 6 Sewanee 6 California 63 Utah 0 Stanford 21 Santa Clara 7 Oregon 13 Idaho 7 Oregon Aggies 3 Washington 0 Drake 7 University of Missouri 10 Colorado College 21 University of Denver 0 Washington 14 Oklahoma 24 St Louis 27 Missouri School of Mines 0 Montana 34 Montana Wesleyan 0 Marquette 46 Western Normal 7 NKensas 7 Ames 0 Nebraska 7 Ames 0 Oregon 13 Idaho 7 Washington 0 Oregon Agricultural College 3 Creighton University 0 Kansas Agriculal College 3 North Dakota 28 Hamline University 6 Utah Aggies 0 Montana State 0 Garleton College 7 Ooe College 7 Colorado Agricultural College 27 Colorado School of Mines 0 Wyoming 0 Colorado 7 California Stanford 21 Santa Clara 7 California 63 Utah 0 Southern Methodist University 0 Arkansas 6 ARMYS SECOND TEAM LONG FORWARD PASS BEATS TUFTS 28 TO 6 WINS FOR OHIO STATE West Point Oct 23 Army Columbus Ohio Oct 23 Coming won from Tufts today 28 to 6 in an from behind in the last minute of ui ii QQf Play and duplicating the feat of Illi interestingr contest in which ois ast year wnen they won the Point used only second string men western conference championship The West Point varsity players went nere Ohio State through the skill of to Princeton to see the Navy Prince her pivot man Hobe Workman and ton contest the speed of Pete Stinchcomb com The collegian9 were no match for pietely wrecked Wisconsiis cham the Army reserves Macchia Tufts pionship aspirations here this after right end who played bBilliantly noon defeating them 13 to 7 A 3S throughout the game scored in the yard forward pass from Work opening period on an 80 yard dash man to Stinchcomb who raced from from an Army kick off Two of the 20 yard line for a touchdown end Armys touchdowns resulted when the ed a game which had generally been Cadets scooped up fumbled balls and conceded to Wisconsin another after a blocked kick In the third period tho Cadets used straight football for 60 yards which gave them their final score COLGATE PROVES EASY FOR CORNELL ELEVEN Ithica Oct 23 Colgate suffered a crushing defeat at the hands of Cornell today Coach G11 mour Dobies eleven scoring a 42 to 6 victory over the Maroon Colgate was powerless to stop the Cornell backfleld BLOCKED PUNT WINS FOR MISS A AND Baton Rouge La Oct 33 With the score 7 to 7 and only a few minutes remaining to play in the last PURDUE WINS DUAL CROSS COUNTRY MEET Lafayette Ind Oct 23 Purdue won the dual crosi conntry meet from Illinois here today the Boilermakers aeorlns 23 to Illinois 32 low Hcore wining Purdue runners finished first second fourth seventh and ninth Illinois runnern flinshed third fifth sixth eighth and tenth Furnas led the way for all the runners the speedy Purdue captain finishing the 5 mlle race In 25 minutes 23 seconds Harri a ua Tf T9 HCCUUIlt CENTRAL ELEVEN WINS EASY GAME Centrals football team showing a complete reversal of form over its last time out took things easy yesterday in the Mount Pleasant stadium and then turned in a 38 to 0 score over the Shenandoah Valley Academy The Blue and White was snever in danger of being scored on A slashing attack by the Central forwards that could not be stopped by Old Dominion linemen tells most of the story of the contest To be sure it was Centrals backfleld that made many gains but it was largely because they toofc advantage of the holes offered them by their linemen Woodberry Forest was only able to score two first downs one coming as the result of a five yard penalty inflicted on Central The Mount Pleasanters on the other hand forced the ball to the extent of nineteen first downs As was expected the Virginians attempted many forward passes several of which were successful but all were of the short variety over the line The Central backs showed cleverness in breaking up most of these passes and several were intercepted one for a touchdown by Krupp who ran 40 yards for a goal HATCHETTTES JOLT ICU PROVES EASY VILLANOVA SQUAD FOR LAFAYETTE George Washington University Easton Pa Oct 23 Lafayette broke into the winning column yes College eleven easily defeated the terday by trouncing Villanova Col i Catholic University team here today lege 13 to 7 at American League I score 84 0 Although the game itself Park It was the first win of the was a farce the officiating was worse season for the Hatchetites who acted Murray of Haverford College to as a doormat for West Virginia last gether with his college referee Eckles week but who profited enough by time after time allowed the hosts to their experience to punch out a win hook with their arms For the good yesterday 0f the game in general it would be The choice of three plays by Me well for the Eastern authorities to Alhster was bad With the ball on I tha the 20 vard linn virm hn engage others in the future been substituted for Daiiv attMnnt I Coach Sutherland of the to place kick The ball sailed true but in going up was blocked in the field of play by Myers a Villanova local eleven used three teams during tne fray Gazella of the first team ex celled in broken field running Catho guard Harry Hawiey the lie University was at all times on the leader was on the ball in an instant as it dropped behind the goal line and recovered it down in the dugout beyond the 10 yard line Hawleys Headwork There was some discussion on the eu iea jjuhl tiiccuuii6 ouij the Louisiana man and giving Missis sippi A and a 12 to 7 victory over CORNELL GETS REVENGE ON COLGATE AT ITHACA AUBURN WINS OVER VANDERBILT 56 TO 6 CENTRES ACE MMILLIN DOES NOT RANK WITH HILLT0PPERS WMAHON STARS AS Birmingham Ala Oct 23 Charging low tearing the lighter Commodore line to pieces the Auburn eleven literally swamped their ancient rivals here this afternoon 56 to 6 Central Posilons Shenandoah Inion i Tocli Duffr Shultice im I Row King Onipr Anderson lii ille 1 a Hammond Lamberton It Shannon Tones II Peraza Conklin Little Wilton luIIR Peraza Buckley 11 Mcfauy Krjpy jchih i In period Central 19 0 7 38 Shenandoah 0 0 0 0 Substitutions Shenandoah Toch for Tjowp Cent ml Mkpell for Lemon Ed defense and never threatened the op ponents goal Mixed Plays The winning aggregation presented a well balanced team mixed plays in excellent order and used the aerial play but Umpire Shalet ruled the ball I gamewith great effectiveness had been touched by Villanova in the Lynch Denault and Joe Curran wre field of play and that it was a free the stars of the visiting eleven Bren ball Hawleys recovery of the ball 1 nan local quarterback caught thi gave his team the game as he pigskin on the kick off in the fiist thought quickly and made the most quarter and tore off 60 yards before he ol his opportunity Despite the banging Kay Daily and Springton received at the very start of the game the Hatehetite backfleld showed considerable improvement over that of a week ago The gains were more consistent than those of Villanova The first period was a scorcelos affair Neither team seemed able to gain with frequency An inter hangt of punts found John Loehler bettering Poppert each time Loehler frequently got off some 40 EO and 5j yard boots George Washingtons first touchdown was directly the result of Loehlers punting as on an exchange of punts Kay Springs ton and Daily rammed off tackle until the touchdown was made Villanova Gains In the second half Villanova substituted to advantage A steady drive upfield by Roppert Cronin and Mc Xamara netted substantial gains An off tackle delayed smash by Poppert and a rather lucky play by Cronin scored for Villanova The final period saw the Hatchetites with the upper hand Considerable yardage was made by Loehlers punts and Kay line plunging Daily who was fagging out was replaced by Vidmer who got in three consistently good gains was stopped oy uan curran i tie game ended with the ball in the possession of Catholic University on the Lafayette 35 yard line Lafayette Position Catlmli 1 Hnmmell I I Williams Hrennan Schwab I Kfillr Hrown CVntpr Kbrt Uidd Krye Diebel It Yoor OlYnnell Murphy Brennan Gitm Kfarnev Penault Guzella II Curran Setieholtz 11 Mi Naniara More bv periods Iafavette 2R Jl 1 14 hi Catnolic tniierity 0 0 Subtitutkms For Catholu rnierlt Lj li for McNamara May for Yoor Murphy for Denault Curran for Murphy Freeny for I Curran For Iafajrtte Ak royd for Gazella Bartlett for Sear linltz Taj lor for Kearney Tjndal for Brown Smith for Brennan Dii bel for Kudd I Kearney for OConnel Toui hdowns Gazella 13 Sea sc holtz 3 Akroyd C2 Bartlett iJ Tyndall 1 Goal from tourhdown Irenaan Smith i4 I PULLS BIG SURPRISE ON PENN Ithaca Oct 23 The powerful attack of Cornell ripped open Colgates defense here this afternoon and the Red and White warriors got I giving Vanderbilt one of its worst PT 4 UlYfA1 HH A mJQ revenge for their defeat last year by defeats in many years Ji AUVil Uii lU A fTlPlO rolling up a total of 42 points to Col Ed Whirling the tearing fullback of Annapolis Md Oct 23 Wonderful Sites 6 An So yard run by ebster the Tigers stands out as the Drignt JOlgaie star accouineu iur uie ium is est iai ui uie gainc iniinuug i only tally Colgate made only three the ball time after time doing more first downs during the entire game than his share of the work Jones for Duffy Surface for Jones oiiici lor Wilton Nrttehoven for Mikesell i Iittll for Banille Bnnville for King New i man lor Bin Uley hsodewen lor littell Kauber for Jones Holmes for Gonkiin Touchdowns Buckley i3l Wilton Jones Conklin Goals fp touchdowns Jones 2 out of 0 Time of quarters 12 minutes each Philadelphia Pa Oct 23 Heralded as an easy set up in the lull before the big games to come the Virginia Military Institute outclassed thr Uni The ball was well inside i versity of Pennsylvania football team the 15 yard line with first down when in every department of the ganu to the play came which won with but day and won 2i to i two minutes to goi Taking the offensive at the outset the Southerners swept the Pennsj 1 IMV OF FLORIDA W1X ivania team off its feet anfl the Gainesville Fla Oct 23 The Im nrst few minutes of play the Iii il and versity of Florida defeated Suther i Blue goal line was crossed for the land 14 to 0 here today after the lat first time this year when Leech pick ter had taken advantage of Floridas fumbling By JOHN A DUGAN Boston Mass Oct 23 Sons of fair Harvard today gave Charlie Moran and his Centre College gridiron warriors a first class lesson on the American collegiate game when the big Crimson team triumphed over the Danville eleven at Soldiers field by 31 to 14 Harvard taught Centre a few things on the old style game of football wMle Horwet and his teammates also exhibited a few tricks on the open same Moran learned today that his wonder combination can be stopped while he was also an eyewitness of the Harvard gladiators stopping lis ace of aces Bo McMillin McMillin was easily the best offensive player on the Kentucky lirie up but lo stopped badly in front of the powerful charging Crim sop forwards The selection of McMillin as all Arfteric a material in 1919 may have becjp all good and proper on his bril liajfit work in last seasons campaign but if McMillin is still rated as of allKAmerica caliber then Horween is an all America team by himself Thils is not the first time Horween cached his name deep into the history of Harvard football His individual work against Oregon won for the nagt its famous New Years day bat tloover the West In comparison with the back field atrjietes that have shown in the Capital it can be said without any boost inithat Jack Flavin and Gus Malley of the Hilltop eleen deserve serious consideration when speaking if all America backs Both are far better than McMillin showed today Trie Kentucky ace is only a fair broken field runner he lacks the drive that makes up a real good ball carrier and he did not demonstrate anything at kicking His work at throwing the forward pass was mod but not of the flashy style that leaes the im pression of all America ability Weaver Good Weaver another all America selection played at the snapperbackj poaition for Centre starred His brilliant defensive work was a big factor in the Danvilles eleven pa ing today Roberts at fullback easily showed the best work for the Southern tribe while both Runnalley and Montgom i el til iaiivics qidu iiclja a ui uiiiiul game Regardless of the fact that Centre canje from behind with an attack that netCed 7 first downs for their opening touchdown the team did not impress It Is a slow moving machine and has no pep or dash in its attack The arlel route which netted Centres secondhand last touchdown was well executed but the Kentucky team had a little luck in completing the two forward heaves which placed it within striking distance of the goal Centre only completed two other forward heaves after the first two periods The Kentuckians were completely outplayed by Harvard during the closing period Centre gathered 15 first downs 12 of which came in the flVst half while Harvard annexed 22 for its 4 touchdowns and Hor weens 36 yard field goal Harvards careful playing made possible the chances for the Southerners to score The Crimson eleven jumped away to a flying start and registered a touchdown in less than five minutes Er rors of Sedgwick and Koneon Crim sons left wing allowed McMillin to get away for a 20 yard run that open i ed the way for Centres first touch I down while Quarterback Johnsons poir work in knockihg down forward passes made possible Centres second totfehdown Tlje Georgetown team which down edjSortb Carolina State could have easily defeated Centre today while it has more than a possible chance against Harvard as comparative scores will later in the season show Horween today was more than half the Crimson team and Centre could not stop him Harvard played the clipping game and gradually wore down the Centre tribe Centre had been coached to beat the ball and suffered many penalties from their anxiousness runs by McMahon the visiting quar terback featured this afternoons game which Staunton Military Acad emy won by 21 to 0 from the Naval Academy Plebes McMahon took the I ball on the first kick off and ran S5 yards for a touchdown Later in the i same quarter he ran 55 yards from scrimmage landing the ball 2 yards from a touchdown and reeled off runs of from 20 to 40 yards during the I whole game Bentz kicked three goals MIDSHIPMEN OUTPLAY TIGERS BUT LOSE BY 14 TO SCORE SAM RICE GRIFFS STAR MARRIES AT ALEXANDRIA Kdgnr Rice centerfielder of the Washington baseball club slipped over to Alexandria Vn yesterday afternoon accompanied by Minn Edith Owens of Wanh injton and the couple were married at 180 oclock at the parsonage of the Church South by Rev Dr Regester pastor of that church The only attendants of the couple vtere Miss Kittie I Riddle of Washington nnd former Mayor Thomas A Eisher There was no one in Alexandria who knew anything about the weddinjf of the Washington centerfielder except former Mayor Fisher and although he has known Rices plans for the past week he was under promise of secrecy until the event was over and the kept the secret Immediately following the wedding Mr nnd Mrs Rice left for Key West Fla Princeton Oct 23 Prince spilling assault after assault On the tons Tigers defeated the Navy here offensive it opened wide highways in today bv a score of 14 to 0 the Tiger line but no backfleld man The Navy gave the Tigers the fight had the punch to force his way I they had been expecting The future through the secondary defense The admirals tore through the Princeton Middie backs either failed to see the lines repeatedly gaining in the aggre holes or didnt know what to do once gate far more ground than the local they had penetrated the entanglement team However the necessary punch thrown opn for them 1 could not be produced and the Seamen A cr0Wj of 25000 saw the game went home defeated Being largely a Princeton crowd it WEST VIRGINIA GRIDIRONERS EASY OPPONENTS FOR YALE BULLDOGS New Haven Conn Oct 23 Tale trounced West Virginia 24 to 0 this afternoon in a game with few features Runs by Frank Kelley and Kempton paved the way for touchdowns The play was largely in the territory of the visitors who were not as formidable either in their line or aerial work as had been expected At the outset Yale carried the ball In the second period Kelley ran 23 yards around left end for a touchdown and Murphy kicked the goal After a punting duel the vsitors worked a triple pass for lb yards It was necessary to send in substitutes for Murphy and Dickens of Yale and Beck of West Virginia ed a hole off the tackle Leech also kicked the goal CLEMSON EASY FOR TENNESSEE WARRIORS Knoxville Tenn Oct 23 The University of Tennessee defeated Clemson by a score of 2G to 0 in a hard fought game in which the South Carolinians were badly battered Oberdy of Tennessee playing halfback entered the game in the second half and aided by wonderful interference was responsible for long gains Buck Hatcher lived up to his reputation as premier punter of the South kicking from 43 to 65 yards i The Navy cratt was rammeu in me was kept on edge by the I second quarter when Princeton started threat of the Navy men a whirlwind offensive Eight yards were gained in four pla ys at the start of the period a touchdown being scored before the Navy realized its danger Dan Lourie was the star of this attack He ran right end for 20 yards and followed with two passed to Davis for a total of 45 yarfHe then skirted left end for 15 yards and a touchdown The brilliant Frank Murrey posted his claim to fame again this afternoon His contribution was a 17 yard run in the fourth quarter for the second and last touchdown of the game He starred last year when as a sub he scored field goals against Harvard and Yale Except for the two spurts Princeton was outplayed The Navy line played brilliantly and stubbornly constant Six plays after the start of the from West Virginias 40 yard line to third period were reeled off including the 18 yard line from which player a 50 yard run by Kelley and a pass Murphy booted a goal Three times I Kempton to Kelley which netted 25 TULAXE DEFEATS MISSISSIPPI the visitors made first downs but yards when Peterson was pushed lj New Orleans Oct 23 Tulanes then were held for a first down After yard through center for a touchdown punting was too much for Mississippi this the visitors did not seriously Herr kicked goal University today and the former won threaten the Blue goal line When I Shortly afterward Yale carried the 32 to 0 the game being called with the whistle blew Yale had the ball on ball from midfield to 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