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10 THE EWS SEN TINEL. FORT WAYNE, INDIANA. Monday, October 29. BOXING hi SPORTS WAYNE TANKS DEFEATED GARRETT IN CU08C QAME FOOTBALL BOXER8 READY FOR TUESDAY CARD AT MAJESTIC BASEBALL ANQOLA COPS INDIANA OHIO PENNANT IN LAST QAME uc SEVERALJEAMS GOT HARD JOLTS Status Changed in East After Satrday Games; No Difference Elscwhrec. my Dell.

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HporU Kiiuor) NEW TOItK, Oct. 29, Into raen urr. Hln Vmmt fall mill today aorne fw of ouf JinI foot Mi ln. ar. .11 I' l.rldKo, for neither raining rain nor vlol.li.

It raining Inrg. rrfnwon over the ran vine l.f.t of Harvard hy Iwrlmouth. Ih. third Mor.il ly tlio latter In llio 0 of endeavor. Th.

ouleoni. of that game e.rvi two namely, It, confirmed he Kuaplcloil that. Harvard not what It llllant ne ina the front rank of elevrna. other, retaining th.t elatua are 1 Krracuaa, Cornell, IVnn Btnlr, eel Virginia and anil In Ih. mlilill.

wt and out on th rnt mill, th. remained ehanned, nvrral J' reputatliyia were tarnlaned. In. addition the eouth kiM Bame. and n.ix oresllar.

Centre cvlloge ajui BIG TEN ELEVENS START HARD WEEK OF PRACTICE CJamcs Saturday to Have Important Hearing on Outcome of Race. CHICAGO AND" iLLINI LEAD llVOra I ft TBll neing lUi "Vni Pennsylvsnte mid Noire Dam, respectively. California, howler. maintained AiHlnatlnn AKf tilt fOSSl llV ItORt Ing Washington Htate while Stanford was Anlshlhg second, tfoulhern iall Nolre pame. Michigan, Illinois.

Chicago snd Wisconsin remained at the lop of ths heap In tha middle west, the flrat three named being the outstanding elevena. Chicago lost preetlg whan It entered ths ionJ half on touchdown behind Purdue and ths Badgers proved they were not ss Irre alatlblo es early season scores would Indlcats when they were held to a scoreless tie by Minnesota, making: Iti 1918 conference debut. In the south the moat noteworthy effort was crrrt.lt ed to Vandcrbllt. the commodores shaking tff the effect of the Totas defeat in time to run up 17 point a on Tiilane. The result of the same placed Texas several jumps beond the reat of the southern field Tale waa impressive in neBiinj i vaiann Rmwn teem hv three touch downs, this accomplishment lending color to the report that Vale la easily ths Class of ths big; this season Vale, 'will tin well, however, not to count Its Tigers before they are liatched, as It were.

Princeton waa 100 per cent better team In lying the navy than It was agatnat Notre name. Cornell ran out of vlctlma for the day and did not play, but Syracuse found ons In Springfield and ran up another impressive total while the much bally hoosd West Virginia J'enn State affair ended In a tie, but 1'snn ha wnnt non or there were. vnttam () BIO TEN STANDING "Won I ast Tct, Chicago 0 1 000 Illinois 8 .0 1000 Michigan 1 0 1000 Wisconsin 1 0 1.000 Iowa i 1 Ihdlnna 1 I .600 Ohio 0. Purdue 0 2 .000 Northwestern 0 3 .000 Minnesota 0 INDOOR SPORTS By Tad CIlfCAOOl Oct. 29 I He Ten football loaders went Into hart I practice sessions this vteek In preparation ft crucial games of ths 1928 season next Chicago and Illinois, leading the litis race.

lth two victories each, meet this week end at Urbana, The game, tra dltlonalljr one of the hardst fought onnteata of the mldwest. will put oris of the teams out of the running, till rrnls, by virtue of Us 29 to 0 defeat over Northwestern. a MlKht favorite to win. Chicago found difficulty one week eailler In nosing but a lS to 0 victory owr Northwestern. IVflchlHau.

with one win nnd no defeats, faces a hard fight at low. Ths Hnwkeyes, after dropping an early season game to Illinois, ware a rejuvenated team when they sent Ohio Htate down In a 20 to 0 defeat Saturday, Michigan, although picked by many for conference honor this ear. may fnd trouble hi stopping the Ilawkeycs' multiple at tack. Wisconsin hat an open date. Minns ww'am nv ivnp UJIIQ lltrl III western and the other inetnhera of the Hip Ton will be engaged In contents with non conference elevens.

YALE TEAM, IN COMEBACK, WINS OVER BROWN ELEVEN NEW HAVEN. Oct 2 The Tale grid team, show In a complete res' er sal of form snd much ntronger attack, defeated the strong; Drown eleven hers Saturday, 21 to 0. Pond and Blohsaon were ths stars for ths winners, ths former making two touchdowns. Tala orosssd ths goal 11ns twice on straight football and again when the Bit players recovered a blocked kick over ths line. They failed to aoors a goal after these touchdowns but Btevsns made a drop kick from the ftfteen ya.

cl line In the final play of the first half. Yale (11) Brawn (O) Hheldon flpellman MoHermott Kcksteln HO Ilarrett Roman MacAlevy I.II... Payor Pwet Fll Marshall Ifulman Mllstsad fMller TjOveJoy Kckart Blair Ijuman RIcheson Stevens Pond Mallorr Hcore by periods Yale lirown 1 8 621 0 0 0 0 (1 Vale acorlng: Toucnnow na rond 2 Miller (sub for Blair). Ooale from field Steven. Ref eree Crow ley, Ilowdoln I'mplre Jlollenbach, Pennsylvania Field iudgeBurlelgh.

Exeter Lines man 'Watkeys. ttyracuse, perioqa is minutes earn WINS BOTH RIFLE MATCHES 'a F. Oeiser Oeta Medal and Cup in Olub Events. NvPl TiMO MLe gsssssssssssssssa 'MV 3o abb 1 'pwy Hci rjo getetsTssBSSSSsKlsl rnlrzr A 'y I Asir Iiwasonw P5ff2fc yttAShitr MWMHo.e1 rSA gaTssGBsssssssssa: WAYNES BARELY STURGIS TEAM Vnmo Gor THC 60 VNHla TfNwo ro criAse Asjoiwei FtrVfMp TO UQO Scoring out of a possible 360. flelser, one of the newer members or ine ort uayna Mine Revolver club, won both the tyro trophy and the members match held at Franks nark yesterday.

Tho matches were shot at the name time, over the same course, scorlntr counting; In both events. O. K. llouser waa second In the members match with 289, and K. llouck was third with 274 The prise for the members match la a gold medsl offered by the National JU ft asaoclatlon to each civilian rifle club In the Cnlfed States and It can be won only ones by anv Individual The tyro trophy la offered hy the club and can be won only once by any Individual.

No one who has ever won a match held by the club, qualified aa an expert rifleman or represented a club at a state match can enter the tyro match. J. Andrus was second In the tym scoring with 265 and Joe Stock third with 2S0 Future shoots of the club were announced yesterdsy by the president J. F. Andrus.

as follows: November 4 shot gun shooting at Itlus Rocks; N6 ember 11, piatol quallftcstlon course and November 26, an old fashioned tur Krv shoot These events will be held at the clhb range on the Olllle farm esst of the, city. ANGOLA WINS PENNANT IN THE INDIANA AHIO LEAGUE BALK LINE BILLIARD TITLE TOUHNEY TO OPEN TONIGHT "1 of th cue genius nl.ardiy tho h.lk lln" I.IIIIh?.! Kni to h. mlnnt A will gain th. rhaniplon.hlp h.o lu.t to'Wlflli lloppe j.ar In third 8 l.im.Urd "lilrn onrna lonl.hi linn in. hln nl Hotel 1'ennn Five nontenders will i Its Ike mrtet lloppe ni.n champion.

WelCor Corhran. vouna American nlav.r Uf FT.ni tournament consists or ib gsmea. a round rni.in oveni Tim. of i y. toi.

VIIIIIIIIUIIIB (O il character that innot bo found In any JQ2aXwrim7 Iher clftar mild and latlnctlre, with tho AffiglHAN' ran. In the Mend. G7lment Shape and colors to 'j'W eult youKc to 30c. Pltritann )k' Distributor Mc Inerny VVnrner Co. South Kend, Ind.

tjc or 3 for 15c Q5 Seven Run Rally ip Second In ning wins Final Contest of the Series. How the Irish Whipped the South I'lay by Play Account of Notre Dame's 35 to 7 Victory Over Georgia Tech. BIG CROWD SEES GAME (atPattWAL TO TNI NflVf VtTMaTi.l AUtlUIlN, Ind Oct. 19. Angola's club In ths Indiana Ohio lesgue Is the IvBI pennant winner by reason of a victory over the Ilryan team hers yea in me isst aame or the cnani lonshlp series.

The final score was terday In the plonshlD serlc to 6, the winners scoring seven runs In the seoond Jnnlng when Kims, atar hurler for Die Oh loans, went to pieces Sixteen hundred fans saw ths game. Iloan won the first two games of the series but Angola came buiK strong and won three straight Angola scored a run in the first Inning on a triple by Kuhn snd a safety by Wilson Holfretter hit a home run with Wehr on In the seoond Inning, putting Rrvan In the lead until Angola cams to bat. Screens doubled and Forney got an Infield hit. Stan dish singled and Sween ev cams In. McDonald got on flrat, fllllrtrttv.

bases and Klma walked Kuhn and Zelder, forcing In two runs Wilton hit a double, scoring; two mors runs and Sweeney, at bat for the second time, hit a elngls. scoring Wilson. Bryan scored ones In ths third whsn Flulirer and Qlelch walked and Sweeney made an error Bryan threatened In the ninth when Tober's triple brought In Weber ana liourretter. who had slngjed StandlshA A placed Mctonald. who went to the flPldJ and walked Klme.

Mcfinalii fc. In the box and Keasler fnroed I me. Tober scored Flulirei hit to Zenl I ftr fhe final out. H. f.r.

Ilrvan ji ft 7 Angola 17000000 8 18 1 HiiU.rtfH Kline unl Jennings. McDonald, and Will lama TwO haae hits Sweeney. Wilson. Kuhn, McDonald Three base hits Kuhn, Tober Home run Holfretter Struck out Bv Melton eld. 2t Standlsh, 1, Klme.

4 Bases on balls Off Mc TionaM. A. Standlsh. 1. Klme.

2 Dou ble plays Tober to Weber. Wilson to Sweeney Time 1.45. Umplra rSlear. DARTMOUTH BREAKS CUSTOM AND WALLOPS HARVARD 16 0 CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Oct.

ST Inspired by the example of Notre Dams, Itortmouth forgot ths aacrsdness of the Rig Three Saturday for ths first time In 14 years snd handed the Cambridge lads a healthy 14 0 walloping. a repertoire of tricks from the atsrt of the game that seemed to baffle ths Harvard grldders completely. Two soorlna; opportunities of Harvard had resulted unfortunately. A drop kick by Hammond from the 22 yard line went wide while ths sec ond chance, a tremendous 25 yard for worn pass from Hammond to Hill over ghs Dartmouth line, was smeared. Dart mouth latin nlnu flint downs to Harvard's three.

EL PR0DUCT0 LITTLE LESSONS IN Big Sports (JZg, SHIFTING! 'vsteai! proper wsy for jv run HI18T QlTAllTKll Houier kicked off to "Wyckoff to start the game and tns xeuow jaca et player ran It hack 20 yards, to the 24 yard line. Georgia made flrat down immediately. The Tsch line was out charging the Irish line on every play at this point of the game. WyckolT mads another first down, putting; the ball on the 48 yard line, going straight through the center of the Notre Dame team. Walsh, replaced Ileiran Tor Notre Dame at center, the lighter player being un ahle to cope with Georgia Tech'n hard crashes at the center of the line.

For the third successive time. Wyckoff hit the Irish line for a first down, the ball being in Notre Dame territory on the 40 yard line. The march was stopped when Wyckoff fumbled, and Notre Dame recovered ths ball on lta 40 yard line. Ilockne put his first string back field In. The backs could not gain, however, and Lay den punted 40 yards to the Teoh 18 yard line, the ball golna; out of bounds.

Crowe took place sit end for Notre Dme. When Wyokoff dropped bnck to try the first Teoh pass he waa uounced uoon by Klsor, who threw him for a seven yard toss and he punted on the next play, the ball going to Notre Dame on its own 48 vard line. The Iriehwsre held on two plays hut "Crowley unlashed a. naas to Don Miller that netted near ly 80 yards, the flee) back running to Tech's 24 yard line. Crowley and Miller made gains off tackle and SStuhldreher tooK tne drii to the 11 vard line for first down.

Crowley dodged off right tackle for a touchdown. He drop kicked the point. Score: Notre Dame. 7 Qeorgla Tech, 0. Lay den's kick off was a poor one and Merkle grabbed It on the Ted.

3 6 vard line. Despite' nice slash off tackle by Reeves, the southerner were unable to gain ejid Wyckoff punted 80 yards, the ball rolling out of bounds on the irisn rour yara line. Lavden nun ted at once from, be hind his goat. Hunt running It baric to the 3 2 yard line, and the quarter ended a moment later. Hcore: Notre Dame, Ueorgla Tech, 0.

i SECOND QUARTER Though Tech had a wonderful chance to acore at the beginning of this quarter they were held on three line bucks and Wyckoff puntea out of bounds on the Notre Dame 12 yard line. On a fake punt play, Don Mil ler. aided by perfect Interference, ran 88 yards to he southerners' goal line hut there waa bolxllng In the Irlsji line and the ball was brought back to 4h9 IrlsU. twuyurdUno.l ayden punting 66 yards from behind his goal, Crowe dropping Hunt in hla tracks on the Tech ez yara line. The Irish line held again and Wyckoff punted to the Notre DArne 25 yard line, from which point Don Miller got away for zo yards.

Neith er team wan able to gain and an ex change of punts followed. Notre Damo getting the ball on Its own 42 yard line. Lay den and Stuhtdreher made 111 st down on two plays, but tvhen the Irish relied on a pass to make the next first down, Crowe was chased to the sideline and his pass fell Incomplete so Layden punted over the goal line from mldfleld. Wyckoff was forced to punt, and tie was hurried so that It went out of bounds on hie own 8 6 yard line. Crowe reeled off 16 yards around right end and Don Miller raced 20 around left end.

gaining another touchdown for the Jrisn. Jayaen then dropKicked the point, floore: Notre Dame, 14: Ueor gla Tech. 0. Teciicouiu not gain arter tne Kick off and when Wyckoff punted to Stuhldreber, the diminutive Irish quarterback ran the back back 1ft yards to Tsch's 8 1 yard line, re versing his field to get the advantage) of almost perfect Interference. Williams of Tech was carried from the field, being hit Jn the face, the blow Jarring a brace which he wore to protect a cracked vertebrae.

Notre Dnme was held for downs on the 27 yard lino and the ball went over. Tech had tried three plays when the wnai in, prnprr way lor run i ner to shift the hull from one arm to half ended, having three yards to the other, and when should It be done? Answered by Qlsn "Pop" Wsrnar. Football coach. I'nfverslty of Pittsburgh for paat 8 ears Teams undefeated ft of 8 years. Former athletic director Carlisle Indians.

Successful coach for 28 years The nroper way to shift the all In to push the ball across the lody while grasping one end of it 'with the hand uhUh originally tuld the ball ami grasp It with the froe hrm aa the shift Is being made. The shift rthouhl never he made hen In msn of pUvera been use one arm In likely to be Jerked away during Ihe lilft and result In fumhla. When the runner Is In the open field, shifting the ball nulckly la ai.utfwous in order to use the occupied arm to ward off a tackier, because a tackier wrij usually dart from the side on which the back carries lie ball In order to avoid the atlff arm. copy right, 123, Associated editors.) go for first down on the 34 yard line. THIKD QCAHTKIt llouser kicked off for Notre Dame to Gardner of Tech on his 33 yard line an the second half 'started and when Wyckoff was forced to punt.

May I and llach blocked it. Farnn vvorth recovered for Ocorgta Tech, however, on the 20 yard line. The southerners were again held, and Wyckoff's punt was. blocked by Hach for Ihe second successive time, Mayl grabbing the ball jind taking It ten vard. for a touchdown.

Heeae drop kicked the point. Hcore. Notre Dame, 21 1 Georgia Tech, 0. Albright, Wyckoff and Hunt made about four yards In three attempts, and a pass, Wyckoff to Staton, put the ball on the five yard Una. The pass surprised Notre Dame, Staten getting It cleanly.

Georgia Tech then began to better the line for a touchdown. Hunt making a yard, Albright adding another, and Wyckoff took the oval to the one foot line on the third attempt. The Notra Dame line played close on the final play, but Wyckoff slipped over by a yard. Wyckoff drop kicked the point. Score: Notre Dame, 21; Georgia Tech, 7.

It waa the first time this year that trie Notre Dame goal has been crossed by an enemy, Princeton getting' Its points on a safety. Notre Dame took the kick but Tech. gaining confidence from the acore, held and Notre Dame punted to mldfleld. The southerners continued their for ard passing attack, a toss from Wyckoff to Gardner putting the ball on Notre Dame's 38 yard line, where Adam Walsh Intercepted a pass from Wyckoff A deceptive end run gave Don Miller a cleat field around left end and he raced 60 yards for a touchdown. The play waa so tricky, that one Tech player tackled Harry Stuhldreher, thinking he had the ball.

Leyderi drop kloked the point. Score: Notre Dams 28: Genre te xeon, i. Wyckoff returned Layden'e kick off 87 yards as the third auarter end ed. Score end third quarter: Notre Dame, 29; Georgia Teoh. 7.

Tech took the kick off on lta 80 yard line and made 12 yards shortly ui ionmr wnen a play imenerea witn rtaton, who was attempting to grab a pass. Another pass. Wyckoff to Albright, broutcht gain of 40 yards. Albright got away in a oronen rieid. but after I tee so had mlsaed him, llouser tackled him on the Notre Dame 20 yard line.

PYRAMID FOOTBALL TEAM BEATS WABASH RAMBLERS New Combination Used By Locals Wins Hard (fought damo Sunday. WILL PLAY RETURN QAME WAHASII. Ind, Oct. M. Th.

crack Waba.h Hambl.ra vr.ro def.at.d tiara Hunday aft. moon by tha I'rramlda of Port W.yn. to 0. Whll. th.

vl.ltln, t.am had tha ad.o during th. flrat thro, quart.ra, the local, threatened In th. la.t p.rlnrl and the cam. waa hard foue ht throughout. The ne combination ua.d by tha with Chrla Cli.mb.ri at Kuan and center, proved atromr on de fena.

and Kann.l and Klaberty. on th. line. tor. big hol.a In the nambl.r wall.

Homer, atarrad In th. Pyramid back field. Drown, AVahaah fullback, made good gain, through the line. Th. Pyramid, made nine flrat dowwe to four for th.

The l'rranld. will r.turn to Waba.h for anoth.f game Thanksgiving day. FOURTH QUARTER The aoutherners. attempted to make the down by forward pa.atng. but the pa.aee were Incomplete ami punted out of bound, on the irleh 3 yard line Notre Dame waa held and Layden punted 70 yard to Hunt on hie 14 ya.rdMlne.

Notre Dame waa li.ld and Layden punted 70 yards to Hunt on hi. 14 yard line. Wlckoffa plunge of aeven yarda went unaided by KaxnawprUi and Tt.evea. and h. had to punt to Htuhldreher on the yard line, from where Layden dodged 11 yarda through the line for a.

flrat down. lied Mah.r broke away around left end for .6 yarda and touchdown, being oy excellent interference. Layden kicked the point. Hcore: Notre Dame. SI; Oeorgla Tech, 7.

After getting the ball on a punt. Tech executed a neat crlaa nl.v for nine yarda. the ball being on the Aeon a. yaroi line. Two line playa failed to gain beforethebeforethe game ended: Pinal acore: Notre Dame, J5; Oeorgla T.ch, 7.

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Oarriner Hunt Iteevea Wycoff Lineup nnd Notr. DaTn. O.ergla T.ch r'olllna LO. Slaton JST Mergl. Aiotyre (U) Klaer Oberst Murphy Heese Houeer Connell Carney uoore ey periods: Notre Dame Oeorgla Teoh Notr Dame scorlna ijrowiey (sub for llouser; Miller 2 aauir vunneii; iimyi (suD tor Murphy; Maher (sub for Miller).

Points sfter touchdowns Carney, Layden. 2 (aub for Carney); Iteese. Teoh scoring: Touchdown jvycoff. lolnt after touchdown Wycoff, Karlhani. Umpire Williams.

Virginia. Field judge earns, DePauw. Head linesman Htrelt, Aahburn. Time of periods IK minutes each. ..7 7 14 7 16 ..0 0 7 0 7 a oucnaow WISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA BATTLE TO SCORELESS TIE MADIflON: Oct.

lJ Featuring the annual Wisconsin homecoming event. Wisconsin and Minnesota plaved an air tight brand of football here Saturday to a sooreleas tie. both elevens displaying surprising strength but neither able to manifest the additional advantage necessary for a victory. After a forward pass barrage had been attempted by both sldea without success, a punting attack wm resorted to. that In each Instance fell short or to the aide of the goal poets.

Wisconsin iuj. Minnesota (O) Irish Ilnlovr Ttlehersteln Tcekmeyer NUhola ftVrber Nelson Schneider Taft Harris IloIm LT. I. Wt Bcon sin scortna ing o. Re Kcklund iox Osy i Vtoper Abrahamaon i (IrOnfl Schiol Graham Osier Lldberg Martlneau Mlnesota aoor Referee Masker.

Northwestern. Um pire Sehommer, Chicago, Field Judge Young. Illinois Wesleyara. Head linesman Nichols, Oberlln. BOILERMAKERS LOOKED OUT BY MAROON ELECEN, 20 6 WTAOa FTEJLp, CHICAOO.

Oct. at. nispiaylng a valor that kept A Ion so on his toes for at least three quarters of Hatnrday'a game. little Purdue from Ijafayette crumbled at laat under the crushing warfare of a talented Maroon T.mJ r.i" neret ore me gridiron with the email piece of a 80 6 acore The Dollermaksra scored the first touchdown and on an Imitation Notre Dame delayed run, which they used conalatently, held the Chicago boys to an achlaveleaa flrat half. After the apenlng of the third quarter, the Pur ue team, battling an almost new team, wilted and was hammered belligerently for tell tale yardage and subsequent touchdowns.

Ths lineup and summary: Chicago (M Purdue (8) Cunningham Ravenscraft Hibbln LT Rot an Pondollk LO Anderson ttlng Clay pool nolleaton HO Stewart Oowdy RT Meysr Barnes HB Wellmen Law Jacobs Caruso If Bpradling If. Thomas Worth J. Thomas KB Carlson Rcore by periods: Chicago 1 1820 Purdue 9 0 04 umcago scoring: Toucndowna Abbott sub for Law), Zorn (sub for Harry Thomas), Pyott (sub for Holies ton). Points after touchdown Mtobrka (sub for Oowdy), Caruso. l'urdus Bonnnvr.

Touchdown Bpradling. Referee Morton. Michigan. Field judge Mumma, West Point, Linesmen KInts, Iowa. Umpire ln brook.

Michigan Time of periods 15 minutes. DEFEAT GARRETT Touchdown Just Before Final Whistfo is Fort Wayno's Margin of Victory. One lone touchdown, soored shortly before ths final whistle, was the Wsyns Tank eleven's margin of defeat over ths Oarrett Kike at Lincoln Life field Sunday afternoon where the two outfits battled stubbornly before another good siaei crowd. As the time tor ths flnsl Whistle near ed. It seemed that the result would be a scoreless tie, as bitter as a defeat for the locals arter Latly luok had rimmed them out of a counts of touchdowns.

Ths Waynes continued their fierce charging, however, and with barely a minute pushed the pall cross. Uarrelt had an edge on weight and played a commendable defensive game making ths Wsynes sweat for every Inch they advanced. When line plunges failed 'to make the reoulred distance. thai IrtTavMakea Braaannfrtawl An tha mnrfa of sttsok In ths late periods of the gams wnn iair success. atop ana piece ricks attemnted in an enrnrt In break scoreless tls.

were invariably abort or Oarrett threatened to score esrly In Ihe first quarter. The visitors crossed the line but drew a penalty for offside play and the effort did not count. It was then ths Waynes todk ths offensive snd kept It moat of ths time. Garrett's line tightened up when forced to recede tlgh dai PRINCETON GRID TEAM IN TIE GAME WITH THE NAVY I1ALTIMOR15, 0. 29 Red Palllnger, a substitute Navy quarterback, saved the middles from defeat here Haturday when he kicked a goal In the last minute of play, tlelng the seore with Princeton 3 to 8.

The teams battled desperately throughout the game, which wan full of thrllla The Navy attak carried the lukU to the goal three times, onlv to be thrown I back. Thy charge in the last of the laat quarter iirac aeemea sure to net a touchdown, was stopped by the Tiger wall and Dalllnger waa forced to kick. Lineup ana summary Prlnoston (J) Smith Kmery Iiuckner liergen Hills llooth rUout Catilklns Hnlvely Ileattle Van tlerblo Kopre by periods Princeton 8 0 frl Navy a 0 0 81 Princeton scoring: Oosl from field Dlnamore (sub for Caulhlns). Navy scoring: Ooal from field lialllnger (sub for McKee), Referee Crow ell, Tjwarth more. Umpire Fu lta.

Brown. Hleld judge II tender. Penna. Head linesman Thorpe, De la Halle. Navy (3) LH Taylor Clyde Carney Mathews Rfl Levensky Walker Drown McKee IjII lievena HII Cullen Kll Barchet Into danaerotia territory and renulaed ths Waynes time after time.

Pond's ex re I lent punting was an Important factor in keeping the ball In Uarrett tar ritory most or tne time. Opening the second quarter, the visitors tried a drop kick from the 80 yard line. It was short and the Waynes took the bsll one yard from their own goal. Pond kicking from behind the line. Oarrett attempted another drop kick whloh was blocked.

Ths visitors, however, recovering ths lall. Deration sneered a Oarrett pass, but the Waynes could not make their downs and Pond punted again. Uarrtt brought ths ball out to her own 80 yard line. Fort Wayne got the ball on a fumble, but Pond missed a iron kick snd It was Garrett's ball. Imogen tooK tack's punt ana ran it back to Oarrett' a 20 yard line as the naix enaea.

second Hair. Ths Way nee seemed certain of scor ing early in the third quarter, but ths break waa agalnatMhem. Pond grabbed i "Rm fjni i no vtnxren eian. yri imt ma wergnon: maae nve yarns ore lacsie On ths fourth down. Vail hit thei line and was exDocted to be over, but when the amoke away the ball was knout iv incnea snort or tne noai line.

After Oarrett kicked out or danger, Pond tried a dron kick but It fell short. Then followed another heartbreaking turn of luck for the Waynes. A pair or rorwtra passes to, jiuenman ana ona advanced the ball to Oarrstt's 80 yard line. Vail knocked off another five yards around left end and Oummper car riea tne nan within two yarae or tne line. Making their gains regularly the Waynes wars over certaln of a touchdown on the neat play and part of the line was off side In Its esgerneas.

The Waynes took fl vs yards' penalty and then lost th(p ball on a bad pass to Oummper, Oarrett kicking out of danger. Iterd lnclc then rierched on, Oarrstt's hoiiMaf whan e. beautiful 80 vsrd naas wss called back at tha stsrt of ths flnsl quarter because of off side play. After an exchange of punts, Wayns Tanks had the bsll on the Garret tj 40 yard marker and Pojd tried again for a drop kick whsrh missed. After Oarrett punt ed, "lush man gained 10 yards on a forward pass.

Then Rsrghoff received another for a slxyerd gsju. Pond missed a plaoe kick. Uarrett kicked the ball back to the center field and the Waynes resorted again to their serial sttaqk. Logan paased to HerghofT for a 10 yard gain. Pond caught another on the IS yard line.

HerghofT carried the oval to the one yard line, from where It was pushed serosa by Coat el lo who went thorugh the center of the line for a touchdown. Oarrett blocked the kick for goal Lineups and mnmiarv. Oarrett Wayne Tanks Luttman Duahmar Kerns' LT Wlckllff Oberholeer LO Rlbe Van I.esr Thompson Campbell RO Joyce Moran ltT Racine Ronnett White Roan QR Logan fiwelser HII Hi Innemen Bhulteas LBT "Berghog Htack FB Pond Touchdown Ooatello. Hubatltutlons Oummner for Drlnnemen; Vail for Berg hoff; Costello for Vail; Cox for Bosh men; Farmer for Kerns: Iongnrske for Bennett. Referee Yarnelle.

Umpire Uurtch. Head linesman Wllksns. IOWA EASILY DEFEATS OHIO STATE IN SATURDAY'S GAME COLUMBUS Oct. 29. With their taokllng their line weak, end running poor and their tesm work die organ I xed, the I Icemen of Ohio State were defeated Saturday by the Iowa eleven.

In a 20 0 game, that was prevented from being even more lop sided by the stellar playing of lloge Workman. The. Iowsns clearly outclassed ths Buckeyes In every department of the gsme except punting, which showed Workman to have a five yard advantage on the average' number of punt, yards made. Ohio Stats (0) Belffer Oberlln Hleul. Young Hchullst Petcoff Wilson Judy Hnyder Workmen Devoe Hcore by uerloda: Ohio 0 0 0 0 0 Iowa 7 0 720 Iowa scoring: Touchdowns Rests, Hcantlebury (nub for Fry), Hancock.

OohIh form field Fisher, 2. Points after touchdown Fisher, 2 drop kicks. Officials: Referee Magidsohn, Michigan. Umpire Knight, Dartmouth. Field judge McDonald.

Prow Met' linesman Gardner, Cornell. Tims of uniiuur minuiea eacn. Iowa (20) Otto Hancock lecjfcstisteiu Olson Kris Romey Fry Fisher Graham Daubert Co. League auvMrrn a niri, iii no ll.ldct 100 1M Wj tit Ifeckrr lit 1M Iluct.r 171 WO Total. 0f.

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between the Cloahn V.lltm ami ha smasoo Studebakers here yesterday afternoon ended In a 7 to 7 tie, both teams acorlng a touchdown In the third quarter. Stoke a went over the goal l'e for the Klka on a forward pass while the Kalamasoo team made their rotnts on sirs Ik tit football. Hank Clay, ormer Fort Wayne player, was In tha center position for the visitors. Osller, pf Fort Wayne, re fere ed and Hogan, Notre Dame, was umpire. BALL.

HQOM HALLOWEEN DANCE Tomorrow Night Cash Prizes to Masqucradcrs Favors to AH Admission 40c BEATS CENTRAL Fast Wolverina. Eleven in Fleetfooted Gamo Emcrgos With Brilliant 27 3 Win. aaala.4ia.Mawa. ThevFort Wayne Central high eleven Inst to Sturgls In Saturday's football contest at Llnooln Life field 87 2. The Wolverines played a classy gsme fea tured by brilliant field running and' crushing line attacks that were good for several 80 yard and 40 yard Htlllwell, Sturgls' full back played a stellar game, mixing wsll In vry play and scoring two of ths winners.

touch clowns. Central mads thslr only sour whsn Btlllwell had downed a runner. on the 10 yard tins sad forced Null to put over a successful drop. kick. 'In ths opening quarter.

Central kicked off to Hturgla 20 yard line out of bounds. The ball was brought back and kicked over. Nulf kicked to ths 10 yard line and, ths runner was downed on hle 20 yard An exchange of punts put ball on.flturgls' 80 ysrd Itnm with the 'Wolverines In possession. Front the Hturgla players on. off tackle playa "advanced the ball for'a touciw down, Hmlth carrying the ball over and Htlllwell kicking goal.

Hturgla klgked off to Central's yard line. Central returning the ball to mid field, ttturgls made first down but on the next play Htlllwell fumbled and Central recovered. The quarter' ended with Central In possession the ball In mid fold, the score standing 70. Central punted to Sturgls" fouryard line and Sturgls returned the punt to mid field. Central returned the punt over the goal posts.

Ths ban, was put Into play on the 80 yard line, fit 1 11 well advancing the ball 80 yards on two runs. Marks stole a Hturgla forward pass and ran to ths 20 yard 11ns where dros klcksd. The half ended with ths Score 7 2. Sturgls received ths ball on thslr 20 yard line and on trlok formations advanced 20 yards but were pans Used tee same distance on ths next play for rough neas. Sturgls punted to Central's SB yard line.

Central punting 80 yards on a fourth down. Stlllwell returned 48 VWthds. Caaebear stopping him on ths 20 yard line. On a series of off tackle plays Bayerle made another touchdown. Central took a punt on their 20 yard line and returned It to Htlllwell on Sturgls 40 yard Una.

Stlllwell made 20 yards on a return and the teammates took ths ball down to Central one yard line, where the opposition's line tightened and held for four downs. and Sturgls lost the ball. Nulf punted! una the line to the opponents from beh 20 yard line, and the quarter ended with the score 14 8. in tne nnai psrlod stlllwell went through ths Centrsl line on freak plays for another touohdewn but 'mlssea tne try for goal. A punt to Central's 80 line went out of bounds.

Sturgls umbled and Central but lost the ball on downs. Sturgls mads a touchdown In the final part of the last qusrter and Stlllwell kicked goal. Final Sturg P. Mason Qoodell Sink i Brown J. Mason Rommel Bayerle White Smith Dretsbach, i Stlllwell Touchdowns Smith, Beyerle, Stlllwell, 8.

Drop ktok Nulf. Substitutions Zwlk for Hedleman, Norton, for S.wtk, Jasper for Paulsen, Beal for Sink. Head llneaanatv Tuttle. Time Keeper iarruran, murgis. fteisrse Kowers.

rwt wayne. umpire NUes, Sturgls, score 27 8. The line up; Central MoMUlen Miller LT. Nobles Huffman Bradtrhlller IIO. Bedleman HT.

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