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Mi -vv. 7. THE ENQUIKER, CINCINNATI, .20 Ka wis OTcnow. VICTORY Falls To Centre, I But Saints Score Touch-? down Against Rivals. i Fine Game Put Up By Queen City Eleven.

4 i Meyers's Men Register Goal in First Period, When Herb Davis Recovers Ball Across Line "Bo" McMillan Leads Danville Team. Catre College. "Praytnr Colonels" of Kentucky, invaded Cincinnati yesterday, (bowed Clnclnnatlana a bit of real football, and walked off with a victory 3ver St Xavler College at Redland Field. 28 to 6. But despite the victory of the there waa an Imtnenaa amount of cbeer In the came and the result, for Clnclnnatlana.

Even to have scored on Centra waa a feat for 8t Xavler and her followers to be proud of. To have led the famous Kentucklans through a part of the Came, and to have been only one point behind at the end of the half meant almost aa much. The showing of Herb Davie, star half b'acjt of the ideal team, was another feature which brought Joy to the local fans, while some gathered, bits of consolation from the fact that one of the big guns of the Centre offense was Case Thonuiason, a local boy who starred at Newport High School last fall. Playing against enormous odd's, and considered by many of the spectators as" merely a necessary accessory to the showing of Centre College on a local gridiron, St Xavler covered itself with glory by playing excellent football and fighting like wildcats. Saints Show Up Well.

During the first part of the game the Saints actually outp'ayeil their famous opponents, man to man and as a team. As the game progressed they wore themselves out with their Derate efforts, but lothing could detract from the glory of tho opening quarter. But while St. Xaviei's showing was more than could be expected, the Work of the famous "Wonder Team" was, hardly up to the standard set for them by advance notices. Showing (lashes of a terrific power on the offense.

Centre still lacked the cohesion to take full advantage of Its power. Time and again the yellow-clad team carried the ball Into the 'Blue territory, only to lose It on i i See Our interesting Display at Health Exposition. either peor football or bad breaks. Some very ragged work In handling; the ball alowed down their offense at the start of the gam, and was directly responsible for St Xavler'e score. Undoubtedly, the shining light of the entire game was "Bo" McMillan.

ail-American quarterback, of the visitors. Bo fully lived up to his repu-tstlon as a great open-field runner. ana was almost wtwwwi Bwvu a raln when he allowed himself to carry the balL On the defense, too. he waa a Centra stronghold, and through the entire game the number 11 on the back of his Jersey shone like. a- beacon light to his men.

But while Bo was the biggest attraction of the Colonels, Jie was not by any means the only one. "Red" Roberts, foraner CentrT fullback, play. Ing tackle this fall, showed as wonderful a game on the line as has evei been seen in Cincinnati. Tim and again he broke up Xavler soon developing Into one of Centre's greatest ground gainers. scored on of ths Centre touchdown and, while ha tor off no long- runs, be was usually good (or from i to' II yards through the line.

On th defense he played at and, allowing Snoddy to mo. Into th back field. At that position he seemed to be the one Centre end who fully solved the speedy attaekf of Herb, Davis. For St Xavler, two men stood head and shoulders above their teammates In football ability. If not In fighting spirit.

They were Davis and Wurxelbacher. Davis, behind far Inferior Interference, showed fully as well as any member of th Centre back field, with the possible exception of McMillan, Speed Zg Shock To Rival. His speed was a shock to the Colonels at the. start of the game, and It was not until the second half, when they took to laying for the- speedy Middletown boy, that the Centre cads succeeded In fully stopping him. Wurxelbacher showed his strerrgth on the defense.

Playing defensive' full back, he ranged from one side of tho field to th other and made more than half of St Xavler's tackles. The game started with Roberts kicking off for Centre. Davis took the ball on the 10-yard 'line and immediately brought the crowd to its feet by returning to' the 43-yard line before he was caught Cushlng punted to the -12-yard line. After a short gain by Tanner, McMillan tor oft 37 yards around right end. Tanner ami Armstrong made another first down, but Bartlett fumbled and Marnetl recovered for 8t.

Xavler. Davis made 15 yards around end, "but Centre then held and Cushlng puiited. McMillan returned the bUl 10 yards to the 20-yard line. On the first play. Tanner fumbled and Eberta recovered again for the Saints.

Saints Are Penalised. St Xavler was penalised five yards for offside, but on the next play Centre drew a 13-yard penalty and It was first down on the 13-yard line. Davis made nine yards. Hart fumbled on the next lay, the ball flying over the goal line. Three Centre men dived for It but missed it, and Davis recovered I for a touchdown.

Trembling from excitement, Noppen-nerger missed the goal. St Xavler kicked off. McMillan and Armstrong, mad two first downs, but St. Xavler held and Bartlett punted out of bounds on the 22-yard Una. Cushlng immediately returned tho punt and McMillan, Covington, and Armstrong carried the ball 4( yards to ths one-foot lib on three plays.

Tanner carried It over and kicked foal. $50 Centre, kicked off. and though Me--) Milllaa and' Ills men ran up" eight more first downs, on In the first quarter and seven In the second, the Colonels could not cross the tin again. In the second quarter Centre opened up with a forward pass attack, but Int.tead of helping- the, aerial game, hurt, Mi chances for scoring. Wtaen-evei the backs carried te ball Into St.

Xavler territory a Blue back would Intercept a pas and Dubois would punt out of danger. Open Up In Third Period. Coming back In the third quarter Crr.tr early Indicated an Intention to run the score up to a more com BOQlC0 ANDREAS E. BURKHARDT. PRESIDENT $40-12 East Fourth Av, Opposite Sintori Akron.

ifcrtable margin. McMillan disdained Daum nn.t tin laat down, i Ne' through any part of the an0 twice succeeded from one tackle to the other. On th Jn hold)nf th, colonels for down, fchaekaer Eckert u.u.. .1 could not MV9 off th, Coioneia- for him to take two of his out of the play at the same time. McM11Un nd Thoma.son did most inomasson.

piaying ma jirsi year 0f the carrying of the ball and college football, gave promise of rl1 th. B. nv.r from the one-yard line for touchdown after putting; It there on a nine-yard buck. Tanner kicked goat Roberts kicked off and St Xavler made Mr last gallant attempt for a victory Wurxelbacher returned th kick-off on ths twenty-yard line. Wurxelbacher and Hellenthal made short gains, and then Davis dashed tC yards around end.

After Monohaa had failed to gain Davis took th ball again. He started around left end and, finding his way b)cked, turned and circled right end. Running behind perfect Interference, which seemed to gather from nowhere, he passed every Centre back but Tanner. Clnclnnatlana Forced Back, With three men between Tanner and Davis, another touchdown seemed imminent but the little Centre back knifed between the three and succeeded In forcing; Davis out of bounds on the twelve-yard line. Centre Immediately stiffened and forced the Saints back.

A drop kick failed and Centre took the ball. An exchange of punjs gave Centre the ball on, the twenty-eight-yard line. Th Colonel then showed their greatest offense when In five plays they took the ball 72 yards for a touchdown, Bartlett carrying; It over. McMillan kicked goal. Centre scored the last touchdown when one of Dubois's punts went out of bounds on the thlrty-four-yard line.

A pass to Snoddy was completed, and when he fumbled while carrying the ball, James recovered It on the eighteen-yard McMIIan carried the over lo three plays and kicked goal. The game, ended as Bartlett Intercepted a Xavier pass and reached the thltty-three-yard line before being tackled. The line-up: The line-up: Center. Oorfly ltoherts aiheon Kuhale CreKor James Snoddy McMillan Bartlett Armstrong. Tanner Positions.

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h. F. B. Score by periods: Center 0 St. 'Jfovler Touchdowns DaTia.

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Kuppenheimer and Faskion Park supply 'the stylq refinements. Burkhardt provides the exceptional value in these suits at tt. Xavler. Mueller Noppenberger King Capt Eherte Vail Rolfee Kehoe Cushlng Hart Davis Marn.ll 14 li Thomaa- son, Barthut, McMillan. Goals from Touch.

own Tanner Mc- Millxn t. Buh.tltutlona. Bt. Xavler Hellenthal for Hsrl'Monafean for MeOarry, BaWett tse Eberta, Wuraelbaeliae for Marn.u, Orauae for K.bee, McCarthy tr Cnshlag, Dakota for Vail arcUarry (or Mueller. Centra, Jonee for Gibson.

Murphy far Tanner, Covington for Bartlett. China fer Jones. Taaaor for Covington, Beano for Roberta. Tnomaaeon for Murphy. Cevlnston for Bradley, Roberts for Ueaao, Huoart for Cr.sor, Bartiott for Tanner.

Oreasr for Huberts, Bradley for Armstrong. Whlt-nell for Bartlett, Orson for Tuotnasson. Infer for Snoddy, Gibson for China. Tim of Quarters Fifteen ailautes. Referee Koger Johnaaa.

Umpire Dr. Ijambert. Co ram bus. Head Linesman Freak Marty, Kenyan. 13 BZATZK Akron Ileven Takes Tiflln Outfit Into Camp, 14 To 0.

9TKIXL BUTATCB TO XSB SaeVIBSB. Akron, Ohio, October Is. Akren University defeated Heidelberg 14 to 4 at eeuchtel field thla afternoon, Akron scored a touchdown In the second period and a safety and touchdown In the third. The Akron team played a closed same and made long gains through the Heidelberg Una Heidelberg turn.d Le open play the last quarter and made one nret down. The une-uD; Kregenow Bllley Win titomp Miner titer college bahi led rositioa.

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Isomer McCormlck Mler Reining ser W. Mathlaa Mathlaa Briner Harding Oelea Wert. Baker Substitutions Olsaa for Baraea. Knlfna for Muller, LelTler for 8tump, H. for Loftier.

Jackson for Knlffln. OlAclaU: Kef. ere. Hamilton, Notre Dame. Umpire u.tcnei, wittennerg.

Head unesniaa UcPberson, Waaoiugtoa and. Jefferson, Toledo 40, Defianee 0. Toledo. Ohio. October II.

Toledo Uni versity football team this afternooa swamped Deaanoe Collage at Armory rara, to e. scoring at win against tno mum. jrour OZ I the To- touchdowna came from Intercepted forward pas.ua. Stick, of Toledo In la rented a oaas two minute after time waa called and galloped IT yards for a touchdown. The four Intercepted passes and ay blocked kick betted the 40 points.

The nne-up: Toledo U. Positions. Daflano. W-rf I I. U.lf Ford Meyers Moore Sloans Palmer Ixntaon Hoover a Bmlth Pierce R.

T. Morris Reading' Root Mattes. Q. Vrlts rtkllllter R. (CSDLI Mclnnes L.

Rice Stick F. King ucore by periods: Toledo 1 Defiance Referee Wearlr. of Wittenberg. Um pire Hemple, of Toledo. Head Unemaa Reading, of Ohio Wesley.

n. Touch-downs Stick I. Wechtl Pierce Innls 1. Reading 1. Ooala from Touch down.

4 out of Subetltulions Tol.do, w. chile for Hoover, Canfleld for Moore. Beard for Ward. Pierce for Hoover for Pierce. Ward for Beard.

Bacon for Hoover. Cottrll fer Skill' Iter, Feldsteui for Stick. Defiance Con-roy for King, King for Rto and II ice for srita. Cage 19, Wesleyan 14. nun pisriTca to ths snqoisss.

Cleveland. Ohio. October It. Br cutlng a series of forward pause. In the last six minutes of play th.

Case football team here this afternoon made two touchdowns and scored an unexpected vlo- tory over the strong and Heavy w.aisyaa tMftV 1. A I. Case scored five nolnts In first half on a' drop kick and safety In the so pond period, but In the third perlo.l Weaieyan pouud.d Cass's line severely, and took th hall down the neld twice lor loucaoown. The Ilne-up: Csse. Position.

Westeraa. Edwards (C) Longswuitii C) Aptborpe rjroeira Bloat Bellinger o. Jordan Byrn. R. T.

Thompson Domltl R. Colrield Folk Q. Winters G'-een Turner CI ninorna Howl Hals F. Tanner Score by oerlods: .1 I 3 4 Cass 0 I 0 14 It Ohio Wesleyan 0. 7 114 Touchdowns Hsls, CUnthorne.

Dowler. Winters. Goala From Touehdowns Hal t. Winters S. Goal From Field Hale.

Substitutions Cose: Mohr for CUnthorne, mitn lor Aptnorpe, uraioei tor lieed, Clinthorna for Mohr. Wise for OrnlbeL Koran for Wise. Hamilton for Green. Houck for Hamilton; Ohio Wesleyan: Le for Long. Young for Longsworth, Richards for Turney, Hacksleder ror Richards, Longs- worth ror young.

Turner ror Hack.toder. Saeksteder for Turn.v. NlcboU for Tanner. Slat.r for Dowler, McCracken for Ba I linger. Kirk for 8ack.teder, McKay for Oof.

fl-ld. K.reree Sheets cw.bash). Urn. plre Jones (Ohio State). Head Linesman Merrll (Oberllu).

Time of Quarters tf minutes. -Wist Virginia 7, Ohio Varsity 0. rtCUL Bt.riTCB TO TBS Bxqctsss. Gfxjt ice Hill again stood eut as the big star lor mast Virginia to-day wnea be too a toe nan oa the second may after the contest started and sprinted 47 yards for toe oniy score or tne same. At the beginning of tho second half Hill took Loonils's klckolf snd raced 41 yards, but the last Ohio tackier made a desperate leap at mm ana ne tumbled, onie re covering.

Tne game was listless through out except for Hill's speetaoutar running. Weat Position. 1 Ohio Univ. P. Hill R.

Oilaffer Lyall R. T. Jsrfers nay (uapi. n. Campbell Phil Hill 0....

Jefferson Clark Fisher sier.ann Wade Graham Eaj-lrh Craver Q. Loomla Hartell K. I. Glllen riimon L. Littli George Hill Fiber Score by quarters 1 ,1 1 4 -West Virginia 0 4 unio university Touchdown George Hill.

Goal From loucnnown aiy. miDatltutlons Ohio Patterson for Fl.her. Poline for allien. B.1I for Odoffer, Co wen for BelL Odaffer for Cowen, Clevely for Patterson. Fuller for Poling; West Virginia: Klgler for Pierre Hill, Fuccy for Phil Hill, Tall man for Clark.

Flanagan for Tall man, Howard for Meredith. J. Harrlck for Howard. Nar- nicci ror uraver. Bowers ror Kartell.

Ref ereen R. J. Etchenlaub. Notre Dame. Unv plre P.

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Oberlin 13, KTt. Union 0. Alliance. Ohio. October defeated ML Union hers to-dsr In hard- fought rams before a crowd of 7,044 by a score of 13 to 0.

A fumbled punt by ueacnr in tne seconn penoa gave tne I nan to UDeriin on Mount twenty-five- I yard line. Prior to that time ths Purple had carried the game to Oberlin. lie-Phe. circled Mount's right sad for II vards. Mt.

ITnlnn braced, but a pass from Wheeler to Stalling, gave Oberlin a touch- flown. in Mrona counter came wnen Oherlln Intercepted a Mt. Union pass oa the twenty-flve-yard line. On the first plsy Wood tore left tackle for 14 yards sad a touchdown. 28, Mnsking-am 6.

Springfield. Ohio, October II. Wittenberg won Its opening home gams of the season from Muskingum to-day by tho score of tt to I. Fumbles by the Ikithsran backfleld m.n prevented them from running up a larger score. Quarterback Burg-ner starred for Wittenberg, making large I gains on quartorbaekk sneaks.

Tim kLutherans first touchdown came two min utes after start or play, wh.n Heberllng ran back a punt 74 yards to Muskingum's goal lino. Many Wittenberg substitutes got Into the contest. Muskingum scored Its Ions touchdown In th last two minutes of plsy. Case 10, Ohio Wesleyan 14. Cleveland.

Ohio, October 14. By executing a eerie, of forward passes In the Inst six mlnutss of play ths Case football team here this afternoon made two touchdowns and scored an unexpected victory over the atrong and heavy Ohio Weeleyaa team. 14 to 14. Case scored five points In the first hslf on a drop kick and safety In the second period, but in the third "trlod Weeleyaa pounded Caes's line severely and took the ball down the field twice for touchdowns. The llne-npi Cass Positions.

Edwsrda L. Longsworth (C Apthorp UT Bmlth I roes. L. O. Long Bloat Bellinger Reed G.

Jordan Byrns R.T. Thompson Domlset R-B Coffleld Folk B. Winters Green H. Turney CUnthorne R. Dowler Halo F.

B. Taaaor core Periods: Case 4 14 1414 Ohio Wesleyan 4 7 7 14 Touehdowns Kale. CUnthorne, Dowler, Winters. Goals from Touchdown Hale Winters t. Goal from Field Hsls.

RefereeSheet. Wskash. Vmr-ire Jones. OHIO State. Head Linesman Merrill, Oberlfn.

Time of Quarters Fifteen mlna-ates. HISS COLLECT WTJTS. Philadelphia, October II. Miss Glenn. Coll.tt.

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