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0 on a fake kick. Yale got the ball on a turn- ble. Knox gained five yards on a fake kick. Knox failed to gain an inch. Veeder kicked to Dillon on the forty yard line.

Harlan I punted to Yale's forty yard line. Knox was nailed In his tracks. After a try at the line Yale punted to the tenter of the field. Harlan got the ball. Miller could not ram through.

tackle. Harlan punted. Jones ran back ten yards out of bounds. the ball landing on Tale's twenty- I five yard line. Princeton gets the ball for itterference.

McCormick got two yards. McCormick I got one yard through center. Princeton was penalized fifteen yards for offside. A forward pass touched the ground. the ball going to Yale on its forty yard line.

Knox went five yards through Cooney. Veeder was downed in his tracks. Veeder punted to Dillon on the thirty-five yard. line. Miller punted to Tale's forty-two yard line.

Jones was downed in his tracks. A successful onside kick for fifteen yards, Veeder to Paige, wale made. Knox did not gain an inch. Dillon caught an onside kick on the forty yard line and rushed back five yards. The ball was fumbled.

Yale getting it on the fifty yard line. Veeder gained one yard through tackle. Veeder Pails on Fake Kick. Veeder failed to gain on a fake kick, and then punted. Dillon got the ball on the thirty yard line and ran it back thirty yards.

McCormick gained three yards through center. Harlan punted to Jones on Yale's Ove yard line. Veeder punted out of bounds on, the forty yard line. Harlan failed to gain through Alcott Dillon made five yards on a quarter back run. Wister gained thirty yards on a forward pass, but the ball was brought back to Yale's thirty-two yard line.

Harlan, after gaining twenty yards. fumbled, Jones getting the ball on the five yard line. Knox failed to gain on a fake kick. Veeder punted out of bounds on Yale's forty yard line. Dillon failed to gain.

Hat- a Ian fumbled. but recovered the ball. Mc- Cormick gained five yards. Harlan failed to gain. Harlan punted to Jones on the fifteen yard line, but Princeton was penalized ten yards.

Morse gained three yards. Veeder punted to Dillon on Princeton's forty yard line. Harlan punted to Jones on his forty yard line. He got five yards. Veeder punted to Dillon.

who fumbled on the forty yard line. It was Tale's ball on Princeton's forty yard line. Morse gained two yards. Knox got eight yards on a forward pass. Yale Twice Penalized.

Jones went eight yards for the first down. Veeder made no gain. Princeton was penalized nve yards. Knox failed tee gain through Phillips. Yale was penalized fifteen yards for offside.

Veederas forward pass to Alcott netted twenty-five yards. Prince- ton got the ball on the fifteen, yard line. Harlan punted to Jones on Princeton's forty yard line, but failed to gain. Veeder's forward as wee caught by Dillon on hie twenty yard line. Miller funitled, and it was Yale's ball on the twenty-live yard line.

Veeder's drop kick failed. Dillon was downed In his tracks. Harlan punted to Princeton's forty yard Knox made a free catch. Bigelow failed to kick goal from placement. McCormick punted from the twenty-five yard line to Jones on Yale's forty-five yard line.

Veeder, punted to -Dillon on the thirty-five yard line. The half ended with. the ball in Princeton's posstesion. Score: Princeton, Yale, O. Princeton Defends North Goal.

The Tale team appeared first for the sec-end half, Princeton following on its heels. Princeton defended the north goal. There was no change in either lineup. Bigelow kicked off to Miller, who gained five yards. Harlan punted to Jones on the forty-five yard line, who got ten yards.

Veeder failed to gain on a fake kick. Veeder punted to Dillon on the twenty yard line, Dillon ran back to the forty yard line. It was Princeton's ball on its forty yard line. Miller failed again through tackle. Harlan punted to Jones, who eluded two tacklers for yards.

going out of bounds. Two attempts at the line yielded nothing. Veeder gained fifteen yards on a fake kick. Princeton was offside and. was penalized five yarde.

Alcott tot twenty-five yards on an onside kick. It was Tale's ball on Princeton's forty-dye yard line. Knox made eight yards around left end. Cooney got the ball on a fumble. Harlan punted to Yale's forty-five yard line.

Jones failed to gain. Jones got ten yards through Herring. Jones made no gain. made It first down, then gained five yards. Knox made it first down through Daub.

Forbes went five yards. Knox made It first down. It was Tale's ball on Princeton's twenty-five yard line. Knox failed to gain, but Veeder went two yards through left tackle. Veeder's try at a drop kick went astray, Dillon making a touchback.

No Forward Pass by Veeder. lacCormick punted to Yale's forty yard line. Jones advanced ten yards. Forbes went through Herring for three yards. Veeder made a forward pass to Bigelow on Princeton's thirty-two yard line.

Linn was. substituted for Knox at righ half and Daub substituted, for Phillirs at left tackle. 'niers was a squabble among the officials about the forward paean The officials said it wav Yale', ball. Forbes went three yards through center. Linn made two yards.

through left tackle. It a as third down, seven yards to go. An onside kick for five yards was made. Forbes went two yards through Herring and Linn six yards through Ptannard. Linn then again went five yards.

Yale was penalized fifteen yards for holding. It was Yale's ball on Princeton's twenty-eight yard line. Veeder's drop kick was no good. Dillon ran back five yards. Her, Ian purted out of bounds to Linn on Princeton's thirty-seven yard line.

Jones failed to gain. Miller intercepted a forward pass and ran back ten yards to Princeton's forty-eight yard line. Miller was knocked out but continued. Dillon Thrown for Loss. Dillon was thrown by Forbes for five yard loss en a quarter back run.

Harlan punted to Yale's fifty-one yard line. Wister got the ball for Princeton and it was the Tigers' ball on Yale's fifty yard line. I Up to now the play had favored Yale, but It seemed to be turning in favor of Princeton. 1 Miller made live yards through center. Mc1 Cormick gained three yards.

Harlan punted I I out of bounds to Yale's thirty yard Inc. Linn got through the Princeton line for ten yards. I A few drops of rain were falling. Veeder's 1 runt was caught by Dillon on Princeton's I forty yard line. Yale was penalized fifteen yards for interference with a fair catch.

McCormick got five yards. Harlan punted 1 to Jones on the twenty-five yard line. Veeder Punted to Dillon on the forty yard line. who -4. 1 was downed in his tracks.

Tibbet was sub- stituted for Harlan at left half. Tibbet aa gained eight yards arcund Yale's right end. -Hoagland got an onside kick for ten yards gain. Tibbet made four 2., Ards. McCormick balled to gain.

McCormick punted forty to Yale's fifteen yard line. Game Ends in Tie. Tibbet received Veeder's punt on Yaleas It forty yard line. Wister made fifteen yards on a forward pass. The ball was brought back and Princeton penalized five yards for holding.

It was Tale's ban. Jones gained I live yards and passed the ball to Linn for live more. Forbes went live yards through cen- tor and Morse made five more. No gain was made by Veeder. It was Tale's ball on I i Princeton's twenty yard line.

Forbes went a four yards through center. Linn made six i more. The ball was on the ten yard line. -a I VroOme went in for Morse. Yale was pen- alized ten yards.

Time was called. The game ended with the ball In Yale's possession on Princeton's twenty yard line. Score: 1 Princeton, Tale, O. Lineup: a Princeton 101. I TWO EOL 1 R.

Hoagland 'Forbes L. 1 r. R. Cooney lEalge L. T.

B. Stanard L. 0 I V. Herring C. i I I.

Ci li. Dillon Erwin 11 Phillips lEiger io G. R. T. I L.

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ca-m7IN pano, diem TT a-. I 111111rn P1 ta -0 t7.7 t-P oO baLt. 4--4IL NEBRASKA BEATEN BY KANSAS. Cornhuskers Throw Away Chances to Win, the Final Score Being sight to Six. Lincoln.

Nov. it tSpecial.1---Threa times in the second half of today's game Nebraska threw away chances to win. and finally went down to defeat before its most hated football rivalKansasthe final score being 8 to 6. No scoring was done in the second half. The defeat was particularly bitter to the Cornhuskers, who to a good showing in preparation nor Chicago next Saturday.

The visitors played the best ball in the early stages of the game. In the second half the ball was mostly in Kansas territory. Twice there was an opening for a field goal but it was not improved upon, and a third chance to score was thrown away with. an awkward forward pass. Cook and Johnson were the eters for Nebraska.

while Wallace, Pleasant, and Reed were Kansas. great gainers. The game celebrated the return of athletics relations betwen Nebraska and broken off three years ago. The two universities have always been the greatest rivals In the west and the feeling today emphasized bringing out the greatest football crowd of the year. It was 2:45 when Wallace kicked off for Kansas against the wind.

The ball went well and Nebraska was able to run it back only to her own thirty-five yard line. Nebraska kinked to center and Wallace made a beautiful run to the Nebraska twentyyard line. Wallace dropped back for a field goal and sent the ball over. Score: Kansas, Nebraska, O. Nebraska played on the defensive and could not gain.

The Kansas attack was fierce and effective. Two end runs and a center smash gave Wallace his second opportunity for a field goal, and he sent it over from Nebraska's twenty-five yard line. Score: Kansas. Nebraska, O. Weller punted for sixty-five yards to the Kansas fifteen yard line and Kansas was held, for downs after carrying the ball back twenty yards.

A thirty yard run around left end by Johnson put the ball on Kansas' twelve yard line and two smashes against center let Craig carry it over for the first touchdown. Chaloupka kicked goal, and the half ended Kansas, Nebraska. 6. The second half showed no changes in the lineup. Johnson ma Ze a good return of Wallace's kick, but Nebraska was held for downs- Kansas kept the ball but a minute.

There waS an exchange of punts, but the ball kept well in the center of the field- Kansas tried two forward passes. but the gains were slight- Both teams were penalized for holding. Wallace tried for a place kick front the forty4live yard line, but failed. Kansas was again penalized, the ball going to its own twenty yard line. McDonald displaced Johnson and the for a kick front the field, but the ball was blocked.

Final score: Nebraska, Kamm's- 8- CHteAGOS eAu d' I I NICAGO BALL 1 1 mierupo no JO CIC I II TS OVI Or NODS A' I 1 I 1 'Illinois' lkich.eff BALL iCk''PrteLill: Or SOL1NOS 0 coach, found their cod. of no avail and were compelled to resort to ell style backing. The Methodists surprising stremr.t, for on a dry field Wabash was touted to win by an overwhelming score Wabash 71. tie Pauw tOl. R.

MyersiTucker E. R. Gipe Ancley T. R. 0 Hess Grider GC.

Sprow Lawrence L. Plummer R. G. L. Sutherland R.

T. L. 7 PM ton PtoniC. Jewett Mfiler R. E.

Q. B. R. H. Garver H.

B. L. H. Sohl Slaughter R. H.

B. F. tt Glasscock Ir B. TouchdownGarver. SafetyJewett.

Referee Puffue. UmpireTrout. Lafayette college. Time of h2lves-2o minutes. BIG SCORE BY NOIRE DAME.

Beloit Proves No match for the Barryites and Is Defeated by Count of Twenty-nine to Nothing. Notre Dame, Nov. Notre Dame ran up Its largest score of the season, today, defeating Beloit 29 to O. The visitors were outweighed by a considerable margin, and Notre Dame had little trouble going through the line and around the ends. The Barry 'tea got the ball on the kickoff and by aseries of plunges, fakes, and forward passes brought the ball to Beloit's one yard line.

Aided by a fifteen yard penalty for holding. the little Badgers were able to ward off a touchdown for nearly twenty minutes. A crash through the Line by Dolan registered the first touchdown. On the second kickoff Bracken dodged the whole Beloit team and ran 100 yards for a touehdown, and the score was 12 to 0 at the end of the first half. During the second half rain.

fell In torrents and Coach Barry sent in a launch of substitutes. Beacom. ran through the Beloit line for two touchdowns. Callicrate got away with a ninety yard run and Sheehan plunged through tackle for the last goal. Beacoan kicked goal three times.

Armin twice tried for a field goal from the forty yard line, but failed by a close margin. Johnson booted the ball well and ran back punts in good. style. Beloit used much the old style of football and seldom made first down. Lineup: Notre Dams (291.

Beloit IOL R. L. E. R. Dolan tHorton L.

T. It. Donovan L. G. Sheehan Loos C.

L. Egzeman Strang R. G. Beacom Gleckler R. T.

L. Hutzelli linger Q.ii Braeken Armin Q.B. R. H. Waldorf L.

H. B. L. H. Callicratel Knudson R.

H. B. F. Diener Charters F. B.

TouchdoemeDoan. Beacom 121. Bracken, Sheehan. GoalsBeacom 181. RefereeStude- baker, be Pause.

UmpireO' Neil. Illinois. Titus of balvee-24 and 20 mmutes. Illinois State Beats Bradley. aa Vs 1 tr.3.

1 cm TOUCH DOw fa ColiCAG0 et 0.6 0 indlo AMHERST AND WILLIAMS IN TIE Old Rivals Clash and Are Unable to Settle Their Gridiron Differences-- Meath's Run a Feature. Amherst, Nov. and Williams played a 0 to 0 spectacular game on Pratt field today. The game was the most important of the season for both teams. The field was muddy and fast Work was Impossible.

Both teams rushed the ball almost the length of the field, but were unable to score. Amherst had the better of the first half, but Williams was much stronger In the second. The feature of the game was a ninety yard run by Beach of Amherst for a touchdown, which was not allowed oa account of his running out of bounds. Hubbard played his usual good game and Amherst was saved from defeat only by his wonderful agility in backing up the line. He made consistent gains through the Williams line and outpunted Water throughout.

The intense rivalry which has always existed beeween the college makes the annual game a great event. Both teams showed a thorough knowledge of the game end made use of every change in the rules. Amherst gained most on the forward pass, but Williams worked the quarter back run to advantage several times. The soggyness of the field made luck a large factor, and both teams profited by flukes by the other which would not have occurred on a dry Lineup: Amherst In 'Williams COL R. Crook.

Spring Elder L. E. 1 R. McCoy Swain T. R.

Osborn Hart L. G. C. Gildersieese Moor. L.

6 utreyitlutterson R. G. L. Kilbourn Alexander R. T.

L. Keating Chapmezt E. Q. Beach Watere Q. B.

R. H. Brown H. B. L.

H. Hu bbard 1 Robb IL H. B. P. Atwood.

Frank IWestbrook B. RefereeMcCracken of Penn. tmoiresBall of Dartmouth. Whiting of Cornell. Albion, Olivet, 5.

Onset. Nos Waved Albion adiki game. 5 to 5. today. Five trials at a drop kick by Huriburt failed because of the wet bell.

Lineup: Albion I51. I Olivet ttil. R. E. Bolen I Nachtspein M.

H. T. Sackett T. R. Thornton Schulz L.

G. C. Skidmore I Barker C. L. 0.

Tows'ey Birdsall R. G. L. Merrill Morrison R. T.

L. B. McKale Bishop P. E. Q.

Sandorson Hurlburt Q. B. R. H. Gi 'leen H.

B. L. H. Haves Madden R. H.

B. P. Day B. TouchdownsDan. Hadden.

RefereeFisisigh. PmpireRowe. LinesmenGlibert and Wright. TimekeeperBetts. Time of balvesThirty minutes.

le. ricagiand 'Forbe L. slight- Both teams were penalized for bclds Illinois State Beats Bradley. La Grange, Sh alp eridan A. 2 R.

Cooney isaige T. R. Stanard L. G. inv.

Bloomington, III Nov. The IA. Grange High schuol football eleven C. Herring Hockenberger C. Wallace tried for a place kick front the State Normal gave Bradlee Polytechn4c of Peoria bested the Sheridan A.

C. team by the email mar aa. Kernedy ad. 0 rwin H. Dillon- Phillips Biglow G.

yard line, but failed. Kansas Was its drat defeat of the season this afternoon. corn- al Of 5 to 2 Grange Li. T. score be in penaze.

a gong own petl utcl ey oassing theme the ing 2 to a touchdown after long run. Lineup: 1,.. Winter lAlcott R. E. again tid th ball i it 3 1 EL Q.

E. DilOn Q. B. twenty yard line. McDonald displaced E.

151. Lineup: Bradley 3 la ma nE.nd ejrre III ore kn redyy E. clay, Sheridan A. 271. Woodford La Grange oPl.

Miller 1Knox Veeder R. McCabe Jr. Ile-maid T. tai. ani, reeves Et HH: BH: Johnson and tried for a kick frOfn the field T.

R. Eta. 1G (0j F. McCormick 'Morse B. but the ball wag blockett Final score: Ne- R.

7. Gray 1 Cu IA T. 11- shin ge RefereeLieut. Hackett. West Point.

Umpire-- braska, 8. R. 0 Beck Anderson .......1.: G. I a Kitchaus c. Evers Wrenn.

Harvard. Head kineentenFtederia Blackburn Pfeiffer 11 ar liturpby. Brown. Nebraska 161. Kilaalla tea- ts.

41 Deal RR capt 1 iR ICI 45 T. Q. T. B. NVhi teway P.

Peterson (Weigh I-6rd tchtus i ti mason. captain Pl 1.. meant E. 1. H.

Harrison! Lynch R. TE Rice Donald. captain AA. L.i L. 0 Harrison iBarr R.

IL Ames, 25; Grinnell, 6. R. Taylor Reed Shaver Schenc R. ltO. 73.

Vted Grinnell by the core of 5 to 6 today L. er tr HILHFLR: 1 Grinnell was outmatched both in weight and team :14:1.1 Antes, Nov. C. Havre Milton H. Moon 'Mellows Chaloupka Putnam P.

R. L. H. Dillon! Mercier R. H.

R. et 2. 2 Rich. SI'-'wEinitz inswItristu. t14e i nd.

Matters Crowell P. Fitzgerald Little Johnson VVhite E. work. The latter part of the first half developed Q. B.

H. D. Miscellaneous Games. rr Le W. Glasscock.

TimeleeePegW Spri Into a. kicking game. with an occasional engi run g. H. Little Wallace by McElhenry of fifteen and twenty yards.

Brag- L. Weller Miller If. B. Rochelle High. 4 7, Clinton.

2- balveaY.5 minutes. nger ime of gar'a safety was on a blocked kick. Lineup: F. Craig Brunner B. Vincennes High.

27; Terre Haute. O. Grinnell 161, I Ames 1251. TouchdovenCreig. GoalChaloupka.

Goals Carroll College, Marquette. O. 9 R. E. Henninger.

E. from geldWallace 21. RefereeHammill of Chi- be Kalb Normal. 10; Belvidere. O.

1 ale Preallimen 283 narvitrd A New Martson! Mills L. T. caeo. UmpireKennedy of Chicago. Linesmen-- High.

17: Lafayette O. Haven. Conn Nov R. Blackley Nelson L. G.

Wilson of Ames. la. TimekeeperAlains of Crete. Winona Academy. 10: Auburn High.

41. Tale freshmen defeated the Harvard freshmen Plager Neb. Time of halves-30 minutes. Galesburg. High.

5: Monmouth. 4. today at Soldiers' field. running up score et L. P'erceDrerran G.

Be tn, lb: Karko. 5 loit academy. 22; Wayland academy. 2. 28 to O.

The first bad ended 22 to 0 in Tale's f. oi L. PIPer Ertlitg.tt..-. R. T.

Wabash, De PanTr, ft. creig avor. 1, E. Flennaran Mr-Elhineee R. E.

Merietta. 51; incinnati O. Q. Capt. K.

Crasfordsville. Nov. a 15; O. Yale Wins Gun Championship. R.

H. 1 lt telapted to aster pa than footba.1 uht liedicaL O. Princeton, N. Nov. 1LT ale WOO the Inters ter.

I R. I 11- Wabash be De Pauw toay. 7 to q. It was a 1 Fa II iam i 0 collegiate championship gun shoot here this ria H. 'r tele eti-i 4 G' 'ne to sprat.

vi, .1, Hilifdale 35; Michigan A. C. 9., ft-' t-- A I Dubuoue 11; Davenport. O. ing with a score of 200.

Princeton was second --Is IR vrse lvd th let, Sad Liao RefereeCane. 1,1,.:4 pti 4 Pt acad'Inl. Pi MenorLi I net 0 with 14 Pennsyania thir wi Itaav-krall. in ao taught loy. CaYou, thelJet4ilut.

Morrill 16 'a' 41144SVAIA A Yale Wine Gun Princeton, N. Nov. 17.Tale WOO the Intercollegiat championship gum shoot hers this morning with a score of 2 00. Princeton was 'scone CARP ON PRINCETON GAME I FOOTBALL CRITIO THINKS HON- CBS EVEN IN FIRST HALF. On Whole Yale Played Beyond What Wa Expected, Tigers Being hie to Steni Attack as the Contest WasedBoth Sides Strong in Mick-.

tug Department Oppoeing Enda and Their Supporters Cover Up Dil. Ion at Beginning of Play. MY WALTER CAMP. Princeton, N. Nov.

was an ideal day, and the field. thanks to the efforts of the Princeton management, was in a fair condition in spite of the snow of two dayaago. The wind, which so often playa a prominent part in these contests, owing to the new rules producing more kicking, was considerate enough to be no more than a. zephyr. Princeton.

therefore. on winning the toes, the- kickoff. thus showing that its captain considered the wind a negligible quantity. The crowd was a magnificent ones and, there was hardly a moment during the contest that it seemed possible to withdraw one'. eyes from the field lest, as many expressed it.

something should happen. Both teams proved themselves thoroughly versed in the new possibilities of the rules and made use of forward passes and onside kicks frequently. But the defense of each had been initiated into the mysteries of these plays, an although each side gained occasionally with some of these variations. neither could catch the defense of the other napping seriously. Honors Even in First Half.

During tbe first half. although the distance gained by Its advantage of the kickoff put the ball 1n Yale territory, the position of the struggle was twice and three times charged. Yale succeeded in gettirg near enough to try twice at Princeton's goat. and PrIticetoti executed, a forward pass. which, had there not been bolding, would have turned the tide6 On the whole, the first half was a off.

teither side having succeeded in breaking through the opposing defense. and, every one of the followers of the game realized that the next thirty minutes would bring together two teams whdee reputation was that of wonderful aggressiveness and recuperation in the second half. Princetonhad shown its quality In the Cornell game, and Yale in the Brown game. The partisans of each were crying, Walt till the second half! arid the excitemert was correspondingly Interee. Dillon, the star quarter back of the Princeton team, bad upon several occasions' In the first half brought the crowd to its feet with his clever running back of kicks and the principal gains of hie side had come from the ability of this player in that particular province.

But on the whole the Yale ends and their supporters in the line had so carefully covered him that he bad failed to get loose, ale though upon one occasion he was quite clear only to be reached by the Yale halfback. The Princeton men were saying. "Dillon, will get free some time during the next half." while Yale was saying, Walt until our attack is shot at them in the next half." Only Waiting for McCormick. Princeton was looking forward to the time when McCormick should come to the rescue as be had done against Cornell, and Yale was thinking of the straight run of repeated gains that bad In six plays in the Brown game netted a total of sixty-two yards. Both teams galloped on.

to the field for the final struggle. and then each proceeded to make its desperate effort. Princeton began to drive McCormick and be fought hard. but the Yale line was too strong in its defense. For a few moments it seemed as if Princeton had found a pathway through the center's guard, but it closed up like steel.

Then Yale's turn came. and-cutting-loose a ripping attack the line of blue beget. to move upon Princeton. Just 1ntheIr gait a penalty took them hopelessly back. Then followed a short kicking duel between Veeder and McCormick.

who was tried in the punting department for Princeton. Then Jones got in a quarter back that set the ball rolling for Yale. It was now or never as the moments were flying fast, and thirty minute halves teem but twenty when a team is fighting tot a score. Time Up and No Goal. Linn.

who had taken the place of Knox. on whom much of the brunt of the battle had fallen. began to twist and turn through the Princeton line and Forbes would go lunging forward for yards. Morse then jumped through a gap on Princeton's left. Then Linn came again.

and from the middle of the field the stakes had been moved again and again towards, Princeton's goal. Yale had got within striking distance ard every play was netting its gain. Now. the Yale etands were crying for a touchdown. only ten yards away.

Roome, the heavy. plunging full back, went running out into the A yell came from the Yale cohorts aa ihey realized that the moment had come. Then a pause. Something was the matter. Could it be a penalty? The referee had picked up the hall from its position within the fifteen yard line and wee paying no attention, to the spot where It had been down.

For an instant no one understood it, and then It all came over them that the time was up the game ended, and the result no score. Yale played far beyond what the critic had accredited the ability of the team. On defense the Yale men everywhere were strong. Individually and collectively. while the attack displayed In the second half was the most consistent and effective.

They were strong tn the kicking department, versatile in running attack, and were coming faster every moment. Princeton was good in the kicking and the defense in the first half, but it failed to stem the Yale attack In the second. It was clean, goodi football from start to finish. SOCCER GAME PLAYEITAT KNOX College Team Is Defeated. by Englishraert from Farrairgton, Five Goals to Ona.

Galesburg, Nov. the first game of soccer football ever played here the English team from Farmington won from Knox college by a score of 5 goals to 1. The Knox players showed more epeed, but the visitors excelled, in knowledge of the game. Knox's only goal was won by fine placing by heading by McClure. Lineup: Farmington 151.

Position. Knox 111. lieihurn Mustain Gill R. F. Scalimond Partridge F.

Erickson Watkins R. H. Cattren Burke L. H. Rhodes Vincent H.

Smith Endean R. O. F.Pitman McClure Remington R. I. Conrad Pallenthene C.

Sapp Wilkensen L. I Oreutt Love O. Baron GoalsFarmington, Knox. I. RefereeThornhtIL LintsmenMoorcraft and Lowry.

SCOTCH STOP SOUTH AFRICANS. After Winning Fifteen Matches of Rugby Football, Visitors Are Beaten in Six to Nothing' Match. GLASGOW, Nov. it --The South African Rugby football team this afternoon met with its first defeat since arriving in Great Britain. a Scotch International team of fifteen defeating the visitors by 6 to O.

The South Africans previously had won all the fifteen matches in which they had pla3red. scoring 354 points against 21 for the British teams. and the home players were beginning to fear the South Africans were as invincible as the New Zealanders. Douglas Park Soccer Team Wino. In a cleanly played contest Ehrthuret yesterday the Douglas Park soccer teszn defeated Elmhurst college.

2 goals to 1. The collegians. ae usual. were fast. but lacked the the visitors.

Pearce. Edge. and W. Dawe 'roved for Douglas Park. IL Brodt counting for Elmhurst.

Lineup: Douglas Park (al. I Elmhurst IL Goal Soutterigchemmer Goal L. R. H. Keen Wintermeyer ...,...11..

B. L. H. B. 11.

Pearce Basch L. H. B. C. H.

Emith Jan. H. B. B. LL W.

Dade Kolleth yt. B. O. Parkivr I Plepenbrock ........0. L.

1. Parsons L. Brodt. L. Erigell.

Brodt (7., I. W. LeweiSchroeder R. Q.11. ParkeriHaaas 0 I.

W. DaweiSehrofder O. R. Parkeriliaaas ReferesGrunewald. is morn 1 'tonne, 10; Bock laleshd: 0.

collegiate champloitsbip glum- sh-oos---here 'to -tit jater: ing with a ecora of 200. Princeton was second. with lin; Pennsylvania itilid with 1K sag 1 sexh000rineut, Ileal.t.eaNRowo,.ck1713.--12441SpettigraLltl--11. -1144SW411, ar4144.06 HARVARD BEATS DARTMOUTH. Crimson Men Take Revenge for Previ Cu.

Defeats by the Ilanoverianst Winning 22 to 9 at Cambridge. Cambridge, Mass Nov. Harvard closed the football season. in Cambridge today with a 22 to 9 victory over Dartmouth. It was sweet reverge for the crimson, as the Dartnnoutb team had held Harvard to 0 to 0 scores for two years, and for three years won from Harvard.

Both teams went Into the game without the service of their captains, Foster of Harvard resting for the Yale game, and Glaze. the Dartmouth leader. did not play on account of water on the knee. Harvard also lacked Starr and McDonald, the regular ends, and Burr. the big guard.

In the first period. wittills substitute lineup. Harvard expenlenced a little trouble. but two touchdowns and ehe goal from the field gave Harvard a lead of 16 to 4 at the end of the half. Dartmouth tallied in this period on a.

pretty goal from placement made by lac-Devitt on Harvard's eighteen yard line. Reid Puts In Substitutes. In the second period Harvard lost no time In adding another touchdown, and with that advantage of eighteen Coach Reid started in to save some of his regulars by running in substitutes. With five minutes to play Dartmouth strengthened its lineup with freshmen, and on a fake goal from placement McDevitt sent the ball on a forward paas to Lang, who went twenty-five yards for a touchdown. Dartmouth played fast In this period.

but found Harvard'. defense exceptionally strong. Both teams used the forward pass to good solvantage. with Dartmouth making the most of its gains on this method of advancement. Lincoln did the punting for Harvard, but he was a poor substitute to the mighty Burr.

Orr played a great game for Harvard at right end and Kennard showed to advantage on the left wing. The game opened with Harvard kicking off. After an exchange of 1 forward passes the crimson took the ball and went steadily down the field on fin. plunges to the ten yard line. then, with three consecutive smashes, they reached the goal line, but the play was not allowed on account of starting before the ball was put in play.

Field Goal by Newhall. Newhall retreated to the twenty yard line and scored a pretty goal from the field. liar-yards speed increased, and after taking the ball from the kickoff they punted and recovered the ball on Dartmouth's forty yard, line. The ball was snapped to Lincoln, who drove It to Orr on a forward pass, and the latter completed the rest of the distance for a touchdown. Dartmouth now started to show its band, and secured the ball on Harvard's thirty-five yard line.

A forward pass carried the ball twenty-five yards nearer the goal, where Harvard rallied. McDevitte kicked a goal from placement on, Oa eighteen. yard line. Harvard kicked off again and Dartmouth returned the punt. Lincoln, kicking from position.

got a. beautiful low ball away and It bounded over McDevitte's head. Orr picked It up and cantered to the line for a touchdown. The half was ended with Harvard leading. 16 to 4.

A short while after the second period opened Harvard got the ball on Dartmouth's thirty-five yard line. On a forward pass Orr made twenty yards. The plugging was now steady and Wendell made the touchdown. Harvard punted poorly after McDevitte's next try for a goal from placement and the forward pass gave Dartmouth Its first down on the twenty-three yard line. Another goal from placement was ordered, but this time McDevitte sent the ball on a forward pass to Lang, who made a touchdown.

The half ended soon afterwards, Harvard winning 22 to 9. Lineup: Harvard t221. Dartmouth 13. R. PI Orr Deenglus L.

ER. Pierce Smith. Hobbs 1 T. R. G.

Kosboenr. Gilmer Tc bin L. G. Parker. Prasr Bruise C.

J. 0 T. Bake. ake. rover R.

G. Osborne Lang rt- L.E. Kennard Pritchard r. Q. Newhall.

Hall McDevitt 0 R. Gilmer Tc bin el: Parker. Pransr I Bross C. 1 0 4. L.

T. Brock Bioko. rover R. G. Osborne Lang L.

Kennard Pritchard 13, r. Q. Newhall. Hall McDevitt Q. B.

R. H. B. Lincoln Driver.L. L.

H. Mason Stuart. Apo- 11. II. B.

'onto Greenwood. Hathaway Ir B. TouchdownsOrr 121. Wendell. Lang.

teeant Osborne 131. Goals from fieldNewhall. McDevitt. RefereePendleton. Bowdoin.

1.7mpiren-3urle1gh. Exeter. and Dadman. Worcester. LinesmanA yroma.

Groton ochooL Time of halvesThirty Snip-Ines. 4... T. a. G.

rL T. r. B. BADGERS BEAT PURDLIE.291"0 5. Wisconsin Team's Victory Makes Sea.

son One Without a Single Defeat. Madison, Nov. finished an undefeated steam this afternoon by beating Purdue 29 to 5. Purdue's only score was made after a sixty yard run by Spencer. Clark.

Iler. and Johnson did tho scoring for the Badgers and Messmer kicked the goals. Curtin. Clark, and Miller. the Badger backfield, made repeated gains.

ranging from twenty to fifty yards. Miles, Quarter back, played a star game for the Boilermakers. It took Wisconsin just two minutes to score the first touchdown. Purdue won the toss. end after the kickoff Clark brought it back five yards on an end run.

then Wisconsin got the ball and in a jiffy Clark took it ou forward pas and counted live points. Messmer adding the extra one by kicking goal. It took longer to make the second touchdown. After a punting duel the Badgers were penalized fifteen, yards for holding, after which a forward pass resulted in a touchback. Curtin carried the ball twenty yards and got it close enough for Howard to crone the line for the second touchdown.

This time Messmer did not kick goal. That was the last scoring i the first half. A that was blocked on Purdue gave the Badgers a chance to get toPurdue's three yard line after a thirty yard run by Curtin. Purdue hold, then Curtin made thirty yards on forward pass. and Johnson carried the ball over.

Messmer added the extra point Purdue tried a quarter back kick after the kickoff. but Messmer blocked it and: Johnson picked lip the oval arid ran it thirty yards for a touchdown. Purdue got on the books shortly after this when Springer fumbled. Spencer grabbed the pigskin and traveled sixty yards for the five points. Mills could not get the sixth one.

The fifth end last Wisconsin touchdown vrtus made after Curtin had again, made thirty-five yards. hawing recovered the eall on a quarter back kick. and Miller had gained twelve more. It was Miller who registered and Messmer kicked his fourth goat- Final score: Wisconsin, 29. Purdue 5.

lineup; Wisconein 129I. I Purdue II. IL E. L. E.

R. Johneon IA T. R. capt. iFreshour Stiehm Willinghoff L.

L. Messmer It. T. Rogers spencer R. E.

Q. Springer Miles Q. B. R. H.

Maier Reed L. 14. B. L. H.

Clark 'Grsison B. H. B. F. Howard Merrill B.

RefereeBurkland. VmplreHadden, Michigan. LinesmanHunter, Northwestern. Time of halves-30 minutes. TouchdownClark.

Johnson MI. Miller 121. Spencer. Goals after 4. Upon lisrounces Lawrence.

Ripon. Wis Nov. college defeated Lawrence university hers today by score of 18 to 6. Lawrence was outclassed in all around football throughout the game. the Ripon line holding like a stone wall.

Sweetland for Ripon mad. a place kick from the 1MT-three yard line. Smith. the Ripon quarter. played a stay game.

although having his arm thrown out In the third scrimmage. The game decides the championship of the northwest, the winner having decisive claim to the honors in Dlinois. Iowa. Minnesota. and Wisoonstn.

The lineup: RIDOZ1 1151. Lawrence It. E. Devistc-assias L. E.

R. Eine-Cluny 'Klaus 1... T. R. Taylor IA G.

Stewart capt.I... C. L. Currie Ballantyne G. Kays Lake Ramsey leapt Alter R.

T. 11 It. E. Q. smi ITindeirrnea R.

H. McDonald. Weston L. 1: B. MoriartylBryer At.

Debot Volk 3' B. P. Sweetland TouchtlowneSnrith. Weston. Place kickSweetland.

toter'sFleeter of Northwestern. Umpire Hamm enton of Wisconsin. Head linesmanLarson of Minnesota. Time of ha1ves-30 minutes. Y.

M. C. A. Intermediates Win Meet. Tbe Y.

IL C. A. Intermediates last night defeated the athlete of the bezington avenue bible class In the first monthly dual track meet of the winter season, at the Central gymnasium. The wore was 63 points to 26. One hundtredi athletes competed.

St Louts, 32; Drake, 9. St. Lou lak Nov. one sided football Fame between St- Louis university and Drake university of Iowa was won today by the former by the score of 82 to to. Bad fumbles by the St.

team gave Drake biz points la tba RED MEN MP 00111 CARLISLE PLAYERS Otatues WIN rnowc IIIINNISOTA, 170. Mount Pleasant Kicks Tbeee Goals and Luba) Scores a Tose below winiamef Men 'Finable Badly sj, Tricky Indians Take Advantage et sk mIsplaysMarsball aad gam ner Ruled Out for Sitigidat.cimmt of 20,000 gees tbe Minneapolis. Nov. The Carlisle Indians downed the tv4014 Gophers today by the score of IT to Th, work of the home team was a iore ding). pointment to the maroon and gold irnpport.

ere. Time and time again the Gophers tamely and- in almost every instance IL red rat got the ball. Larkin seemed to be suffering from a bad attack of stage fright and bo. died the punts in ragged manner. Tbs Gophers tried five forward passes durkg the game and In every case the bag In the arms of an Indian.

While the visitors could do but little the Minnesota defense their men eel always on hand to take advantagesi anispluy made by the bonze team Ths 1,01 men watched the bail like eats and on ever fumble would dash after the ball la liar never before seen on Northrop pxt They played fast tricky football from Eat to finish. Gophers in Poor However, tba Gophers' followers feel rixt bad Dr. Williams? s31111 played, to well to en against Chicago they might hes we the But the easterners were toe quick. Much, credit is due Mount Pleasant for hie three field gOtle and for kill Mous Twenty thousand persons braved the beesIng weather to see the big game if the Masai at Northrop field-Two feet of straw had covered the gritstig for the last two days to protect it from rata and snow. so that when the blanket sum.

moved the field was in good 'hap foam I play. Minnesota Wins Toss. Mirmesota won the toss and gave thee'slions the kickoff. At 2:16 hilout P' kicked off to Ittne on Mitnesstalp tweet). five yard line.

Smith and Case plowed through the line for seven yards each. Current followed with six. At MiniMtft forty-five yard line Larkin was railed to punt, but poor pase lost the bail to Carlisle. Two attempts at the Gopher 1113 netted but five yards. Mount Pleasatt then made- a pretty dash aroutd Ittner for liftes yards.

From the twenty-five yard lino lima Pleasant tried a drop kick, but the ball fj short. On the second play Larkin punted sixty yards to Little Boy on Carlisle's thntyftve yard line. Minnesota soon recovered tin ball on a fumble. The home team was penalized and lost the oval. Mount renew hunted to Minneeota on its forty-eight yard likke.

Current plowed through Mkt br live yards; Larkin then punted sixty yards to Libbey. who was downed in his tracks by Ittner on Carlisle's five yard lite. Place Kick Mount Pleasant punted out of bounds at his forty-five yard line. Forty-eight yards from the goal Marshall tried a place kick. but the ball fell short.

Little Boy broke through the Gopher line for ten yards, and Mount Pleasant followed wits eight arctund Ittner. Fierce line bucks by the redskins slowly forced the ball to midfield. At that point Mount Pleasant made a high punt for twenty-ftve yards, Carlisle recoveritg the Hendricks. Lao. and Little Boy coutinned the line plunges and carried the ball to Minresota'si twenty-four yard line.

On the nut play Hendricks fumbled. but recovered the ball. Mount Pleasant then dropped back te the twenty-eight yard line and dropped goal. Score: Minnesota, Carlisle, 4. Ittner got the ball on the kickoff and returned to Minnesota's twenty yard lint Lerkin punted to Libbey, who was dawrad his track by Marshall.

Soon the visiton punted to Larkin. who kicked beck to the visitors on Minnesota's fittyyardline. Carlisle lrumblea 4 A fumble by Carlisle resulted la a tea 1 yard again. Mount Pleasant then ramted to Larkin, who fumbled. but recovered the ball on Minnesota's three yard line.

He then punted out of bounds at Minnesota's thirty- tddelooligudw nhig deAvallinoteuhm. neMidntonwuien tetsntiPteyalr-eflaz nfve ttooernny retn neiteyb a -baFgu. Lisle tried another drop kick but fillet On a short trick kick Marshall got the bid for Minnesota on his- twenty-live yard lint Tries at the Indian line netted but a he yards' gain, and Larkin was again called upe fintoouarpluysonst.s.rd TIIII.InmbeheeyfAorwtryfirsas Play in Second Half, Case started the second half with a edit! I yard kick to Little Boy. On a quarter bad run Libbey made ten yards. Mount Nue ant then punted and the ball bounded te Minnesotas fifteen yard line before Lunt recovered it for Minnesota- A forward pas loot the ball to the redskins on Minneectal thirteen yard line.

Mount PleaSitnt the tried a drop kick. but the ball otruck the poet and bounded back. Carlisle recovered the ball on Minnental fifteen yard line. Line plunges carried ex yards nearer the goal, and then Mous Pleasant kicked an easy goal. Carlisle.

Minnesota. O. Capt. Current wu hurt arAl replaced by Snyder at full back. Afterthe kickoff Shulterecht made a pretty end rtn for twenty yarde.

An exchange of a bad fumble by Larkin gave the Indianette ball on Minnesota's thirty-five Yard no Marshall and. Gardner were taken from fie game for slugging each other. Ilttle Bel dodged around Ittner for ten yards. and Lib-bey added four on- a. line buck.

Mutes braced and held for downs on tbeir sir red line. Shuknecht broke through the buret fifteen yards, but fumbled and lost the ball. The visitors then fumbled and lost the hal to Minnesota. on. Its thirty yard line.

The next three plays gave the Gophers first 40u. Larkin 's punt was blocked, but be His next try gave the ball to Carliele enta thirty-seven yard line. A quarterback kick gave the visitors et. teen yarde. Mount Pleasant circled theme! for seven yards.

and then punted, the lea going to the locals on their thirtral'ellti line. A forward pass lost the ball for Mount Pleasant punted and the 114 was Minnesota's on its twenty Yard Larkin soon punted to Carlisle at the meta of the field. A try at center broughten and Mount Pleasant punted. Lubin aalUi failed to catch the ball and the IntilsrstS It on Minnesota's ten yard line. mount Pleasant Kicks Owl At that point Mount Pleasant wade third field goal, and the score stooke11 After the next kickoff Min nesote bacor line for short gains and at the fiftees Larkin punted.

Libbey made a bescOu'-1 turn for twenty yards before bent at the twenty-five yard line. Mount tried for another field goal, but the bantrO! wild. With the ball on Minnesota's deern line Larkin was called upon to punt- 51, kick was blocked and Lubo fell On the back of the Gopher goal line. Score: Cr lisle. 17: Minnesota.

O. After the kickoff Shuknecht made to pretty end runs of fifteen yards each. kin punted and Minneeota recovered thebt. Case made twelve yards and Sto thIet Icoorokwedd sa was if necht followed with ten. putting the bailee Carlisle's fifteen yard line.

Larkin's Kick Goes Wild. At this a et! Larkin tried drop kick which went as of the mark. The ball punted cut Minnesota- bet nMealltrnlyelwattld.1" uld McRae replaced lArkin at quarter On an end run Shuknecht made twenr) z. eni The whistle blew with the ball on Carlisle' thirty-five yard line. Llneup: Ern, Minnesota Cseliale B.

B. Marshall Gardner YL T. Witactika. R. G.

C. Runt L. b. Vita Dubota 2' L- T. Wolot I.Albo 2 pica .1.6 L.

E. EJendine LoapLi Q. B. Libber Mop R. R.

Bchuttnecht 1 L. H. .13011310 F. apt tit, RefereeM. J.

Tbompene of Ge'iroretirnlinagy Henri Gale of I(1110- edraV Mil Allen of Chtcago. Toucholown 00a1P LIAO LIU T.trir 44. flBR cossllusi' soc'l cool' "81 felon rir feline to -of stet cackle ler Eng tt bard Vebrsslia.1 reparing durhIg OM ill In the lerbsil the tit bach 43n tor the spec Coach ra Il witness relined In play" whin' Although 3 wen were xinnesots on Pupils where t0 The Chrts ed. the 1 rt Co iusstilt the It la bells Aft lief ared from 1 out of Pra.t take Part either to the chi elder man backfield I substitute out. bis I wto is h4 Another a he the Tett detailing and Nebn the mato ego again And then' For a Ina' curpriellIP 0 player 135: Matt, guard.

18 guard. 20 right end left half. full back, coach mate the the snare same Um will not 1 'ae qui coin to la assure a The rant, 1 SMITH Theom roothe ror Three tolls the terUay Peon of pounds gamely 1 Imre ex Smith. goals at ty-Ilve 7 Early taiLl OT and sho Ing of tired ou Itputed ot Lek potent tire. Mom line or Stoltz, The fla ta th ball to Milner, the gal fumble4 distano There lades he Forest the 'Ds three d4 srem a the tadl seen on It.

It C. Q. H. F. B.

Ica I ktepea. PURI "Dent 'Play More tt va laniven Ni Dent the se law Sc itc. It ari tt Ev thairtItt worth, March Wee rf nights orral the cm tol bl Joy In the It. C. 0 R.

P. Tatict The tottnatf launch It 0.: t8 IL letx hate tilt isr lcday Imaves tore talleU 3 aim aim aim: 'Loci Puh Akt rt la? flinots 1112cEml NtCN-O ct, FF attnaLltn .:1411 SA CAPRit DOWNS FUM911 1111111111111111111 PINAtTY 11111111111111111 A OF OF triELD CENTER or PEI 0 IL 't 1. RED 11E11 SCALP COPBEII HARVARD BEATS DARTMOUTH. I on a fake kick. Yale got the ball on a furn- A ble.

Knox gained five yards on a fake kick. Knox failed to gain an inch. Veeder kicked to Dillon on the forty yard line. Harlan D. cAmP ON PRINGET011 GAME I Crimson Men Take Revenge for Previ- Diagram ChicagoIllinols football cue Defeats by the Hanoverians, I 1 ev Yale terby Its advantage of the kickoff put the Harvard kicking oito ointm punted to Yale's forty yard line.

Knox was FOOTBALL CRITIC THINKS HOIST- Winning 22 to 9 at Cambridge. CARLISLE PLAICER8 Ott C00217 I nailed In his tracks. i WIN MON( Maaree '444 IIITC. A OTaa es After a try at the line Tale punted to the a AIL Al ORS, EVEN IN rutsT HALF. Cambridge, Nov.

ta-aapeciala- center of the field. Harlan got the ball. 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 150 65 60 45 -40 $5 30 25 20 15 10 5 narrate' closed the football season in Cam- coda Fos Miller could not ram through. tackle. Hare I an punted.

Jones ran back ten yards out tie cs of bounds. the ball landing on Tale's twenty- is, i 1.t...t I five yard line. Princeton gets the ball tor itterference. McCormick got two yards. McCormick Chicago's 6 TO ma enti a ten I ill a'S SAL nm 11 A IC 44,, r.ORLFlo 0A1 i 1111inglig oriC.A..

Inlid. ILLINOIS. SI-P4C. 1 On Whole Yale 'Played Beyond Wkat bridge today with a 22 to 9 victory over Dart- einem IIMISIMI1111111111111M11111111111111111111111111111M111111111111111111111.1111111111111 Goa iiC.E 0 CN DOW Was Expected, Tigers Being 5 tole to Steni Attack as the Conte to 0 to 0 scores for two years, and tor three wased-Both Sides Sarong mouth. It was sweet revenge for the erimeon.

Mount Pleasant Kicks as the Dartmoutti team had held Harvard -Williams, 3,1 ta taloa. years won from Harvard. Both teams wen Into the game without the eervice of their Tines au Goals and Lubo Seer -11 ea a ireeddeepe ea Pin nate is Tricky Indians Take Ad ea. to etelege susg a team I Tie fesme stet 1 got one yard through center. Princeton atictoo- Illinois' lkick-Ott ....1 fug Department Oppoosing Ends captains, Foster of Harvard resting for the the Misplayse-Marsball amid Gem et isle seta" foe IS NE1181111111111411111 a iie a ster Haled Out for Sletpta was penalized fifteen yards for offside.

A It Cr and Their Supporters Cover 1Cp Dile Yale game, and Glaze. the Dartmouth leader. lie-aend Esti forward rase touched the ground. the ball an 017 or SOUNOS ''A CHICAGO' SALL .1.1 et did not play on account of water on the knee. of 20,000 Sees the ace: lea going to Yale on its forty yard line.

Knox ter ro SO.1. 0- I I et Ion at Beginning of Play. Jest. le ateseo ase. lesdadi II ja111 ta, Harvard also lacked Starr and McDore Id, the pROP KICK went five yards through Cooney.

Veeder as egular ends, and Burr. the big guard. was downed in his tracks. Veeder punted to i Illinois' Iticii-Ott sown. -2- i (BY WALTER CAMP.

In the first period, watt this substitute line- Minneapolis. Mime Nv. oeale a-- elliecatei vacate, hard Dillon on the thirty-five yard. line. Miller Princeton, N.

Nola up. Itarvard experienced a little trouble, but The Carlisle Indians downed th the touc dal a es rareeetit a senjuis punted to Tale's forty-two yard line. Jones I tms.A40 was downed IS. sat IT------s a le ad the field 1116 to at end, of re to ll was an ideal day, and the field. thanks to the two touchdowes an work tay by the so olcilc of 17 Tie ditirsita ned in his tracks.

A successful on- i 1 1 I I tee of hototos -o ee-ex 1 efforts of the Princeton management, was gave saver wor the borne team Was nee moan Cold' husker I side kick for fifteen yards, Veeder to Paige, i 0 ants o's sot a Itit 0 rt- thcCisitne- a fair ction in spe or snow alf Dartmouth ta lited initial period on pen to the -11P Pre wale made. Knox did not gain an inch. Dil- I fi ondi it the the maroon and gold '1'4IP 4 two dayseago The wind which so often a. pretty goal from placement made by Mc- ere. ilidare i doing dle Ion caught an onside kick on the forty yard at hicaga la? linots 1 al.i.I..

21--6, TRY FOR GOAL 1, sr. OF CH1CA o-s sett to cite Pierre Devitt on Harvard's eighteen yard line. i i I I ORtP KICK is playa a promlnent part in these contests. Thne and time again the Go Me le In gs line and rushed back five yards. The ball airICIIIII wetter.

EMI e.ss sto-Lea owing to the new rules producing more kick- It id Puts In Substitutes. and In almost eve Mars tweak laideel lar instance a the 3wilearsd fumbled, i oe l. Yd earl getting lot yon dt thhe lufg ri Veeder failed to gain on a fake kick. and teen punted. Dillon got the ball on the thirty yard line and ran it back thirty yards.

McCormick gained three yards through center. Harlan punted to JOUS-11 CH I I I ILLINOIS SaaLL, I I tackle. 11 rmo11.1111117 HICASO'S SALL t) .1,....0 FUM9111 MEM Pt "M-TY EIMMII a OF OF PAID Mole or FTL.0 ICK on Yale's aye yard line. Veeder punted out 101.11111 of bounds on the forty yard line. Harlan failed to gain through Alcott Dillon made five yards on a.

quarter back run. Water gained thirty yards on a forward pass, but the ball was brought back to Yale's thirty- two yard line. Harlan, after gaining twenty -d- ece. ---1 cmacoe sAil. a ILA rn 4., GO.

ease le' I RD AS die A LLOWlD BALL ow nienue Ih I I i tame Mu. ing. was ceasiderate enough to be no more than a. zephyr. Princeton.

therefore. on In the second period Harvard lost no time got the ball. Larkin seemed Tetileitalsa from a bad attack of stage frig bt tea tea en Veeder Fails on Fake Kick. showing that its captain considered the Wind advantage of eightearapoints Coach Reid died the punts in a. ragged taannerd ela ler eel-Veto(' 2.

a negligible quantity. started in to save some of his regulars be Gophers tried five forward rst The crowd was a magnificent one. and, running in substitutes. With five minutes to I a sito 1 OUT oF SOUNDS eti 11 Illinois' Izick-Ott rohva :4 'a-' t. sponestesomi OUT Or BOUNDS -0 eddleCilledsa a a a fa ollaulall L.

CroCAGOS S. eat i i ati winning the tees. the- thus in adding another touchdown, and with that thedgame and In every case th rd posses dart, a witness there was hardly a. moment during the con- play Dartmouth strengthened its lineup with ai the erns, of an and banana raided In mice teem test that it seemed possible to withdraw freshmen, and on a fake goal from place- 5 01.11. one'.

eyes from the field lest, as many ex- meat McDevitt pressed it. something should happen. Both teams proved themselves thoroughly for touchdown. sent the ball on a forward peas to Lang. who went twenty-five yards While the visit could an.

do but little the Minnesota defense their always on hand to take adv misplay made the home tee. rAitt Ccresororol GOAL altsfro 4 versed in the new possibilities of the rules Dartmouth played fast in this period, but a watched th ,16 SALLUA and made use of forward passes and on- found Harvard's defense exceptionally Both teams used the forward pass each had been initiated into the mysteries of to good areivantage with Dartmouth making Its gains on this method of ad- tbese plays, and although each side gained the most of Liaise men eel le of soma bail like eats and tee fumble would dash after the bau di ner never before seen on 111 They Played fast. tricky aide Al loth en Inn 'chic' mill a 3 ere nesotia la Tbs tot on liPos' ms polla -doe to a ettlroP asa 111.. CO rn oaten fro The ei to finish. Eat at the i et InOtS SALL 11'4 1 yards.

fumbled, Jones getting the ball on the ad occasionally with some of these variations. vancement. Co five yard line. Krox failed to gain on a fake dace Cowie awl laiL. Intl Viten 1111111 t- ICAGO'S inte.

orb neither could catch the defense of the other Lincoln did the punting for Harvard, but he was a poor substitute to the mighty Gophers in Po Burr. However. the Gophers' foil or 01133. Fusetatait tbe kick. Veeder punted out of bounds on Yale's CNICAGOI 4.68e8, Ila.pping seriously.

anent testae Orr played great game for Harvard at bad Dr. WIlliam re men playe d-tow i da tt oi belie forty yard line. Dillon failed to grain. Hat- s' a pen Balt 3 Ian fumbled. but recovered the ball.

Mc- -ea 13.4 'iC 1 Ill OUT 0 seems -et inois' fOtt IIHIIIIIIIIII RODOTIS Even in First Half. right end and Kennard showed to advantage did against Chicago go I hY might he. During the first half. although the distance on the left wing. The game opened with the game.

But th eastereeed ine sad from gained five yards. Harlan failed 1 I gained ff. After an exchange of quick. Much credit is due Mouct pleeett" in the position of the forward passes the crimson took the ball and for hi. thee 14 la mk and for be out at Pre( gate part 4 to gain.

Harlan punted- to Jones on the tif 1 teen yard line, but Princeton was penalized CSCAGO'S SALL "1 I 111111 ich FORWARe HASA ILL1HOIS SAL Ay i L. 111 struggle was twice and three times charged. went steadily down the field on fin. plunges runs. -ever saber ela.a ten yards.

Morse gained three yards. Veeder I I I I bail 1 I ell 10 COAL iltCV1 Yale succeeded In gettiret near enough to try, to the ten yard line. then, with three con- Twenty thousand personsbrated thee On the whole. the first talf a a ith side having succeeded in breaking starting before the ball was put in play. Two feet of straw had covered th Field Goal by Newhall.

aubstitute for the last two days to protect! irtitatill aut. Ills I and snow. so that when the blanket ham rkt to Is E4 A 4-4; to the man i punted to Dillon on Princeton's forty yard i Pt oL I I.1.11404S aell. older a line. --i twice at Princeton's goal.

and Priceetoti exee secutive smashes, they reached the goal line, ing weather to see the big game .1 the awe'. 1 Harlan punted to Jones on his forty yard er1 ctocte.0-1 sea ed. ..1,,, iiihli at Northrop field. lettlios backfield 1 0 cuted, a forward pats. which, tad there not but the play was not allowed on account 3 line.

He got five yards. Veeder punted to te I Dillon. who fumbled on the forty yard line. .0 It was Tale's ball on Princeton's forty yard line. Morse gained two yards.

Knox got eight yards on a forward pass. 3FC been bolding, would have tifta toi FoaveDo 111101 PALL 1 CHICAGO'S ALL 'NIV 0 WIIII 'LloW141 ei er FOR SRO MC 11 KOOK Ili SI II In bff ire rebees ed a ea on. -le SACK f81r clef nnd, one Newhall retreated to the twenty yard line moved the field was in good a nket ass ra Another a ro irh P'3 1 se a er7 Id. II r- 1 haPs (orbit th reel of the followers of the game realized that the and 8-cored' a pretty goal from the fie liar- ay. be 0 detailing I Yale Twice Penalized.

i fix ituNOIV an iscaso eau. i I a I I 1 I 1 i nett le minut would brit to ether th ty es two teams whose reputation was that of won- vard's speed increased, and after taking the Minnesota Wins ball from the kickoff they punted and recov- a Toss. alarnestota won the toes and plaza and a debn Ij i Jones went eight yards for the first down. I i 1 I ajar') 1.,, Wel' ko este eitimadallet 2-5,) I derful aggresviveness and recuperation in the id fort 'are- ito ered the ball. on Dartmouth's 3 rs the kickoff.

At 2- v- -i the Damn Veeder made no gain. Princeton was pen- 6 10 15 20 C5 30 35 40 45 eat 155 150 45 40 Yeattaiared 80 25 20 15 10 5 second half. Princetoabad shown its qualita line. kicked off to Ittne 16 3lount eleuset sin i alized ftve yarde. Knox failed to gain w.

I in the Cornell game, and Yale in the Brown; The ball was snapped to Lincoln who drove ell Minnesota', te a five yard line. Smith and Cas eat- tal ag find them I through Phillips. Tale was penalized fifteen 1 -0 The partisans ef each were crying, It to Orr on a forward ard pas. and the latter through the line Mowed me or seven yards For a i yards foe offside. Veedens forward pass A A A Wait till the second half! a arid the excite- completed the rest of the distance for a rent followed with et ack Cur merigrisina 1 to Aicott netted twenty-five yards.

Prince- 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 60 65 60 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 meet was correspondingly interee. touchdown. a At Minnecia's forty-five yard line Larkle was cailed tea the Player ton got the ball on the fifteen. yard line. Dartmouth now started to show its band.

4 1 I 1 I 1 lufnow.ikick;ca 1 I :1,1:7.:1,::: 7. i Dillon. the star quarter back of the Prince- to punt. but a poor pees th be'. ae; matt, 1 Harlan punted to Jones on Princeton's forty; and secured the ball on Harvard's thirty-five Carlisl 1 I 8 11P.V.1411 0 1 ton team had upon several occaeione In the I 0 likitut4 ois sAtu.

poe. Two attempts at the guard. la7 yard line, but failed to gain. Veeder's for- yard line. A forward pass carried- the bait Gother de first half brought the crowd to its feet with netted but five yards'.

a Mount Please la Ira thet ward ease wee caught by Dillon on hie twen- ISeconb51.11-1 me es. stitall el -le la- ea-idle el a e3 is le a i his clever running back of 'deka and the prin- twenty-five yards nearer the goal, where made- a pretty dash around Inner for fit right end 1 ty yard line. Miller fumaled, and it was a. a Harvard rallied. fc.

to 11 411.1'81 olpal rains of his side had come from the alai- tants. left half. 0 Yale's ball on the twenty-live yard line. 0 i 1 seeress, McDevitt. -kicked a goal from placement Fm the twen i as se no a cis a this payer a particular province.

roty-liv yard line back Weft full ove eise-er annamaalls- It 1 Veetter's drop kick failed. Dillon was downed i that tilr vine en Abe eighteers yard line. Harvard kicked 1 ILL11101F SALL iiii'lliiilICAGO'S SALL .0 ChiCAGOttleAts 11111ill Ole our 9, But on the whole the Yale ends and their Pleasant tried a drop kick, but the Coach Off age! II punt. and Dartmouth returned the bal, feli supporters In the line had so carefully cove short. On the second play Larkin a mate the I In his tracks.

Harlan punted to Princeton's made a free cetch. ea- out. or emote 1 eo 1 Bigelow failed to kick goal from placement. aattitde wee L. is li 4--at 211112111111112aaa forty yard line, Knox I clo.IL.-LINcaBti.i,.....1 411 i 1 i McCormick punted from the twenty-five cin woe eon tern lyll a RIM; yard line to Jones on Yale's forty-five yard i totem sicittedt.

I a ILL, RA 1 tie. Veeder, punted to -Dillon on the thirty- r'' 6, five yard line. The half ended dint. the ball a rztwn a 4.....1111 owe C'HfCAGOs eat 'UT OF 80uNDS -A a Pb. ered him that he bad failed to get 100.10, ALI, y.3 though upon one occasion be was quite clear sa only to be reacted by the Yale aalfback.

The gal Devitte's head. Orr picked It up and cantered a fumble. The home team The Princeton men were saying, aDilion will time get free some me during the next half." incoln, kicking from position. got a beauti- ful low ball away and It bounded over Mc- ea a was to the line for a touchdown. The hal ended with Harvard leading.

16 to 4. sixty yards to Little Boy on Carl" 1)ulL-- -e yard line. Minnesota soon recoared tin b-all on was he dad, eel! tatty- tim 'zed, and bet the oval. Mount, poPenal. hunted to Minneeota on it enact same will not 1 coln to I in Princeton's possession.

Score: Princeton, I I la" A short while after the second period 1 forty-citadel id oda 3 while Yale was saying, Wait until our at- Rae. Current plowed through peat Illinois' I a emt opened Harvard got the ball on Dartmouth's qi Lad for fissure a Yale, O. 1 er or imams e- tack Ls shot at them In the next bait." ye yards; kin then punted sixty yards tre-e i ao di Jcfc, Is 1 Toucfq Dow, thirty-five yard line. On a forward pass to Libbe I Onl Waitin for McCormick ios vane le who was downed in his truks by cdseo, 0 Orr made twenty yards. The plugging was 1 Princeton Defends North Goal.

CUITY NODS (JO Of 9 Ittner on Carlisle's five teed km I The Yale team appeared first for the sec- I CiticaGO'S VW. a 1 1 44., AA. ICICIMQ IIRL 'Illinois' I 0 Princeton was looking forward to the time now steady and Wendell made the touch- when min. ry Kick Pad Macs a 'SMITH as be had done adainst Cornell. and Yale was Devitte's next try for a goal from placement Mount Pleasant punted out of hounds at ..1.., tied half, Princeton following on its heels.

1 McCorck should come to the rescue dow Haard punted poorly after Mc- a Princeton defended the north goal. There Bigelow kicked off to Miller who gained I 0 daidaadiii1 was no change in either lineup. g. as s- five yards. Harlan punted to Jones on the Pa forty-five yard line, who got ten yards.

Ps Veeder failed to gain on a fake kick. Veeder te 1 A 1. i It 0 al1111.1111111111111111MINI alli IIIIIII II a III 5 SALL 11.111111111111111111MOMMI i I Ilincts' a "me 11. '44' dam. 41 At 1111 fb 1 thinking of the straight run of repeated and the forward pess gave Dartmouth its his forty-five yard line.

Forty-eight elite- gains that had in six Plays in the Brown first down on the twenty-three yard line. from the goal Marshall tried a place kids rootbe odi game netted a total of sixty-two yards. Another goal from placement was ordered, but the ball fell short. Little Bo 10 3' broke doe royal Both earns galloped on to the field for the but this time McDevitte sent the ball on a through the Gopher line for ten yards, and coicecto final struggle, and then each proceeded to forward pass to Lang, who made a touch- Mount Pleasant followed with eight around 5 a Three down. The half ended soon afterwards liar- Ittner.

Pierce line punted to Dillon on the twenty yard line. .0 make its desperate effort. Princeton began bucks by the redskins i ese toe leen on en ceetei tTairar 11 14-y GOAL drive McCormick and be fought hard. but vard wi Dillon ran back to the forty yard line. It tnning ton Lineup: slowly forced the ball to midfield.

At the "-d was Princeton's ball on its forty yard line. Illi ots' icii -CMI :::1 (4 the 'Yale line 0. a was too strong in its defense. ma a Bareard mi. Dartmouth lee point Mount Pleasant made a high punt for teraY a I Miler failed again through tackle.

Harlan ouca pewit 1 ea fee For a few moments it seemed as if Princeton ii. Orr Deenglus Pierce Hobbs yre re twenty-five yards, Carlisle recoverth i score of T. the ,..,0,41.4 a DALI. 'r' Nilsen 'a 1 punted to Jones, who eluded two tacklers for csecteo I 1 owe had found a pathway through the center's la Gilmer Tcbin G. bell- eeme'r i afteen yards.

going out of bounas. Two at- ite et CI. guard, but it closed up like steel. Then Parker. Frazer Bruise C.

Hendricks. Lubo. and Lade Boy cottlimed -i tempts at the line yielded nothing. Veeder ve wricr5 1 Yales turn came. and-cutting loose a ritedng L.

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Osborne Lang R. T. wore ex the line plunges and carried the ball to Me- i we Stalth. 4 gained fifteen yards on a fake kick. Prince- '4, Illinois' III attack the line of blue beget to move upon 1(enrard Pritchard Ite E.

resota's twenty-four yard line. On thenut i ton was offside and. was penalized five yarde. di et I a luvc Dowel teteeeo Aicott tot twenty- Princeton. Just ird their gait a penalty took a H.

Newhall. Hall McDevitt Lincoln Driver. 1 B. play Hendricks fumbled, but recoested the goals at tve ChcAG 7 L. ball.

Mount Pleasant then dropped back iil five yards on an onside 9 i 1- A-15 them hopelessly back. L. H. Mason Steward Stuart il kick. It was Tale's ball on Princeton's forte- BALL I CIA OF SOUPGS .0 Early Ci 1 iSALi I Lit 4041.

70; Then followed a short kicking duel between F. Aoo-I 11. H. B. the twenty-eight yard line and dropped 6 tad or live yard line.

Knox made eight yards around 3 I II I Veeder and McCormick. who was tried in the lento Greenwood. Hatha- way It B. goal. Score: Minnesota, Carlisle, 4.

and 10 left end. Cooney got the- ball on a fumble. a 'Illinois' ittich.C;It -i- --I, .11 punting department for Princeton. Then ttner got the ball on the kickoff ate re- Touchdowns-Orr 121. Wendell.

Lang. ta le- leg of Harlan punted to Yale's forty-five yard line. es ea a i 1 1 A Jones got in a quarter back run and that set Osborne 131. Ocials from ilield-Newhan. McDevitt.

turned to Minnesota's twenty yard line Lae tired OU i Jones failed to gain. Jones got ten yards a --t 4-- 4 the ball rolling for Yale. It Was now or Referee-Pendleton. Bowdoin. 13-mpiren-Burieigh.

kin punted to Libbey. Who was dOwrod q. a loom '0 a Ex ter. and Dadman. Worcester.

LilleSMati-A trued never, as the moments were flying fast, and re his tracks by Marshall. Soon the ea rau.t. Groton echoed. Time et halves-Thirty rnin- at Lek through Herring. Jones made no gain.

a 1 I BALL I punted to Larkin who kicked beck to the trot peg made It first down, then gained five i- iao a. de tie thirty minute halves teem but twenty when a utes. i potent yayards. Knox made it first down through er Or peat -ti 'i I team is fighting far a score. 'visitors on Minnesota's fifty Tent ac i trace totes i1111111111111111 s' lira Daub.

Forbes went five yards. Knox made ciocaca ea ittINOte Time tip and No Goal. BADGERSBEAT PURDUE, 29 T05. Irtunblea Monti It first down. It was Yale's! ball on Prince- S.

i. ton a twenty-five yard line. Knox failed to S. is- ago oi eiCeetta SALA Ad A fumble by Carlisle resulted la a tea lies or gain. but Veeder went two yards through ea GOAL IHCKEDS11111111111 Linn who a ht had taken the place of Knox, on whom much of the brunt of the battle Wisconsin Team's Victory Makes Sea.

yard again. Mount Pleasant then punted to Stoltz, left tackle. Veeder's try at a drop kick to 4---a 4- Illinois' lkicka.02 had fallen. began to twist and turn throe son One Without a Single Larkin, who fumbled. but reeovered the bail The fir went astray, Dillon making a touchback.

No I Irmaski .1 I the Princeton line and Forbes would go on Minnesota's three yard line. Es thro la th Alittcaslicte 346 1 Defeat t. tall to punted out of bounds at Minnesota's thirty- score. le caiceeet a ALL III --Vel illart222112111ana i 6111 0 lunging forward for yards. Morse then I.

Forward Pass by Veeder. 0 ti.LINO:S 111.1.0b 1111K a 4---C jumped through a gap' on Princeton's left. i JaaNNIVI, air ab eight yard line. Mount Pleasant made a bete Milner, ltadison, Nov. tiful run around Ittner for fifteen yards.

the gal i McCormick punted to Yale's forty yard 10 15 20 25 30 3.5 40 45 60 65 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 8 Then Linn came again. and from the middle conein finished an undefeated season this dodging five Minnesota men before being fumble il tine. Jones. advanced ten yard. Forbes of the field the stakes bad been moved again lir afternoon by beating Purdue 29 to 5.

Par- downed. At the twenty-five etre line Car- distano ii went through Herring for three yards. Vee- and again towarde Princeton's goal. Yale i i der made a forward pass to Bigelow on a I 1 had get within striking distance arid every due's only score was made after a sixty yard Bale tried another drop kick, but failed. There run by Spencer.

Clark. Miller, and Johnaon On short trick kick Marshall got the bal tube i Princeton's thirty-two yard line. Linn was. I' play was netting ite gain. Now' the Yale substituted for Knox at righ half and Daub coach, found their cod.

of no avail and were corn- A tell roc, AVII WILLIAMS id the scoring for the Badgers and Mesinner for Minnesota on his twenty-live yard line latest 4 NEBRASKA BEATEN, BY KANSAS moil t.usat mitt, veil-LAMS IN TIt elands were crying for a touchdown. only pelled to resort to oil style bucking. The Metho- kick ed the goals. Tries at the Indian line netted but a hit the gee substitute 1 for Phillirs at left tackle ten yards away. Roome, the heavy.

plates- diets surprising strength, for on a dry in score tie three d4 ii. There was a squabble among the officials Old Rivals Clash and Are Unable to Set- ing full back, went running out into the field. Curtin. Clark, and Miller. the Badger beck- yards' gain, and Larkin was again called ure Cornhuskers Throw Away Chances to field Wabash was toteed to win by an overwhelm- about the forward paes.

The officials said Their Gridiron Differences- field, made repeated Rains. rearing. from es vane Ei ere a bbev was downed on his for A yell came from the Yale cohorts as they ranging punt. a i it was Yale', ball. Forbes went three yards Win, the Final Score Being Wabash rd.

IDe Pauw 101. twenty to fifty yards. Miles, quarter back. four yard line. A try around tither restiltel tacl i 1 through center.

Linn made two yards. Eight to Six. R. MyersiTucker realized that the moment had come Beach's Run. a Feature.

ay a. star game for the Boiler ed makers. In a loss. me for Ti first half was then mat Then a pause. Something- was the matter.

pl R. Clipe Ancley T. eti through left tackle. It was third down, It took Wiectonsin just two minutes to 1500re Lain R. 0 Hess Grider G.

Could it be a penalty? The referee had Play in Second Half. ia defeat only a seven yards to go. An ortaide kick for five e. Sprow La wrence Amherst, Nov. la---ISpeciall-Am- picked up the ball from its position within the first touchdown.

Purdue won the toss. half with sant a T. Lincoln. Nov. Speciall-Three R.

G. Case started the second 11. yards was made. Forbes went two yards L. Plummer end after the kickoff Clark brought it back bust and Williams played a 0 to 0 spectac- the fifteen yard line and was paying no at- a through Herring and Linn six yartie through time, in the second half of todayd game L.

Sutherland Harmon R. T. Nara kick to Little es on a quarterback a Li 1 0 five yards on an end run. then Wisconsin I i L. Patton IC.

Jewett R. E. ular game on Pratt geld today. The game tentioo, to the spot where it had been down. Libbey made ten yards.

Mount rine i a Ptannard. Linn then again went five yards. Nebraska threw away chances to win. and a a miller Q. a was the most important of the season for For an instant no one understood it, and then got the ball and in a jiffy Clark took it ru 1 Yale was penalized fifteen yards for holding.

finally went down to defeat before its most R. H. 13 Garver H. B. both te ant then punted and the ball bounded is a.

E. H. ai. ams The field fed was muddy and fast it all came over there that the time was up, forward and counted pas live pone. Mess- i Sohl Slaughter it Minnesota's fifteen yard line before Larkit i fa: it was Yale's ball on Princeton's twenty- hated football rival-Kansas-the final score la lit.

Glasscock a ckson B. work was Impossible. the game ended. anti the result no score. mer adding the extra one by kicking goal.

recovered it for A forward as H. eight yard line. Veeder's drop kick was being 8 to 6. No scoring was done in the Toucheidan7Z-Garver. Safety-Jewett.

Referee-- Both teams rushed the ball almost the Yale played far beyond what the critic It took longer to make the second touch- di al 1 a 11-13 no good. Dillon ran back five yards. Har- Eeterents Puffue. Umpire-Trout. Lafayette col- len Iola the ball to the redskins on mese second half.

lege. Time of halvee-20 minutes. gin of the field, but were unable to score. had accredited the ability of the team. On down.

After a punting duel the Badgers thirteen yard line. Mount Pleasant the i aiala i lan punted out of bounds to Linn on Prince- Penalized fifteen yard for holding, after i The defeat was particularly bitter to the Amherst had the better of the first half. defense the Yale men everywhere were were en kick. but the ball etruck ths Pi ate I ton's thirt seven yard line. Jones failed but Williams was much stronger in the sec- strong.

Individually and collectively. while tried ad drop Cornauskers. who hoped. to make a good BIG SCORE BY NOIRE DAME which a forward piss remated, in a touch- to gain. Miller intercepted a forward pass bounded back.

I post an un i back. Curtin carried the ball twenty yards ball Minnesota! end. The feature of the game was a ninety the attack displayed in the second halt was Carlisle recovered the a on eight yard line. Miller was knocked out but showing in preparation for Chicago next Sat- 1 and ran tack ten yards to Princeton's forty- urday. The visitors played the beet ball in Beloit Proves No match for the Barry- yard run by Beach of Amherst for a touch- the most coreistent areleffective.

They were and got it close enough for Howard to cross fifteen yard line. Line plunges carat I it. PURI 1 the line for the second touchdown. This time the early stages of the game. In the seeond down, which was not allowed on account strong Pet the kicking department, versatile de nearer the goal, and than Moran 4 continued.

ites and Is Defeated by Count of of his running out of bounds. Messmer did not kick goal. That was the stx yar i culla "Dent I ve but it was not improved upon, and a third Amherst was saved from Dillon was thrown by Forbes for halt the ball was mostly in Kansas territory. Id rimming attack. and were coming' taster Pleasant kicked an easy poet Dillon Thrown for Loss.

Twice there was an opening for a field goal Twenty-nine to Nothing. Hubbard played his -usual good game and every moment. Last scoring In the first half. O. Capt.

Current was bun ad fi nt is Princeton was good in the kicking and the A pent that vms blocked on Perdu Minn Afterthe glad Purdue rave replaced by Snyder at full back. 1 yard loss on quarter back run. Harlan woneru ateilit chance to score was thrown away with. an Notre Dame, Nov. la-rdpeciaLt- wonderful in backing up the line.

defense in the first half, but it failed to stem the Badgers a chance to get to -Purdue's three unt kic Shkht made a pretty rad tila ff uaec He made consistent gains yard line after a thirty of Pudica 1 punted to Yale's fifty-one yard line. Wister awkward. forward pass. Notre Dame ran up its largest score of the through the Will- the Yale attack in the Second. It was clean, thy yard run by Curtin.

for twenty yards. An exchang i got the ball for Princeton and it was the Cook and Johnson were the eters for Th e- season today, defeating Beloit 29 to O. lams line and out ed from Water throughout. good football start to finish. Purdue held.

then Curtin made thirty yards a bad fumble by Larkin gate he In live. dlarials more 1 Tigers' ball on Yale's fifty yard line. braska, while Wallace. Pleasant, and Reed visitors were outweighed by a considerable The intense rivalry which has always ex- on a forward pass, and Johnson earried the ball on Minnesota's tbirty-ilve Ya" uura. now the play had favored Yale, but were Kansas' great gainers.

MO va It beinveen the college makes the annual ball over. Messmer added the extra point. emu. margin, and Notre Dame had little trouble SOCCER GAME PLAYED-AT KNOX Ideirshall and Gardner were taken univen I tip to it seemed to be turning in favor of Princeton. The game celebrated the return of athleti et cs going through the late and around the ends.

game a great event. Both teams showed a Purdue tried a quarter back kick after the game for slugging each other. Leta ad st ai, LID' I Miller made live yards through center. c. relations betwen Nebraska and The Barrtlies got the ball on the kickoff thorough knowledge of the game end made kickoff.

but Messer blocked it and Johnson dodged around Ittner for ten yards. ac 'Dent out of bounds to Yale's thirty yard Inc. Linn Cormick gained three yards. Harlan punted broken off three years ago. The two univer- and by aseries of plunges, fakes, and forward use of every change in the rules.

Amberist College Team Is Defeated. by English- picked up the oval sad ran it thirty yards bey added four on- a line buck. liantera. th I a sities have always been the greatest rivals pastas brought the ban to Beleits one yard imed most on the forward i pass, but Will- men from Farm ington, Fiv for a touchdown. Purdue got on the books eir rd Yard braced and held for downs On th se 1 got through the Princeton line for ten yards.

in the west and the feeling today emphasized line. Aided by a fifteen yard penalty for lams worked the quarter back ck run to advae Goals to One. line. through shortly after this when Springer fumbled. Shuknecht broke rough the to law sc I A few drops of rain were failing.

Veeder's bringing out the greatest football crowd of holding. the little Badgers were able to ward tage Several? times. The sogg-yriess of the Spencer grabbed the pigskin and traveled but fumbled and lost the bait lag. punt was caught by Dillon on Princeton's the year. off a touchdown for nearly twenty field made luck a large factor.

and both teams Galesburg, Ill. sixty yards for the five points. Mills eo The tad th en tumbled and lost tee WI It err alters ov. the lille- pte at By I 1 forty yard line. Yale was penalized fifteen It was 2:45 when Wallace kicked off for A crash theoug-h the tine by Dolan reins- profited by flukes by the other which would not get the sixth one.

i fifteen a to Minnesota on. Its thirty yard first game of seccer football ever la tileira i yards for interference with a fair catch. Kansas against the wind. The ball went tiled the first touchdown. On, the second not have occurred on a dry field.

Lineup: played The fifth and last Wisconsin touchdown next three plays gave the Gophers firs eared 'McCormick got five yards. Harlan punted well and Nebraska was able to run it back kickoff Bracken dodged the whole Beloit 1 Amherst pd. William 01. here the English team from Farmington won was made after Curtin bad again shade darkizas punt was blocked. but reco Nona Lisle Allen of Moline.

Ill gymnasium on from Knox college by a score of 5 goals to 1. thirty-five yards. hawing recovered the eall to Jones on the twenty-five yard line. Veeder only to her own thirty-five yard line. Ne- team and ran 100 yards for a touchdown, Ila.

Crook, Spring Elder L. r. is next try gave the ball to Car marsh punted to Dillon on the forty yard line. who braska kicked to center and Wallace made and the score was 12 to 0 at the end ot the R. i.eeadet was downed in his tracks.

Tibbet was sub- a beautiful run to the Nebraska twenty yard first halt. '1 line. Wallace dropped back for a field goal During the second half rain. fell in torrents Tle ed. McCoy Swain Osborn Hart C.

moors rtituted for Harlan at left half. Tibbet auireyititutterson T. game. Knoxis only goal was won by fin The Knox players showed more speed, but on a quarterback kick. and Miller had gain li ll le G.

the visitors excelled in knowledge of the twelve more- It was Miller wh G. and Meesmer kicked his fourth gained thirty-seven yard nee the visitors it registered A quarterback kick gave es our anal re was a Mahal Final teen yards. Mount Pleasant circled data Sara aid gained eight yards arcund Yale's right end. and sent the ball over. Score: Kansas, and Coach Barry sent in a punch of substi- it.

a Kilbourn Alexander R. T. placing by Baconeand heading by McClure. score: Wisconsin Purdue Li ue, neup: for seven yards. and then punted, tb.

mt the de Keating Chapman R. E. Lineup: thirtadhaltree a tol --ens Hoagland got an onside kick for ten yards Nebraska, O. tutes. Beacom.

ran through the Beloit line Q. W11000131Filt r29L 1 Purdue Da going to the locals on their 1, Beach Watere pg B. Farmington 151. laMtion. Knox di.

rt. E. curenWyant bail for idee.e- by Id 13- line. A forward pass lost the train. Tibbet made four eards.

McCormick Nebraska played on the defensive and two touchdowns. Callicrate got away to R. H. Brown le H. B.

Welborn Goal Must in R. John T. and rbe md in tee, i railed to gain. McCormick punted forty could not gain. The Kansas attack was with a ninety yard run and Sheehan plunged L.

H. F. Hubbard Robb Robb Atwood Frank i R. H. B.

0in R. F. Scalimond R. care. Freshour G.

mote- Mount Pleasant punted to Yale's fifteen yard line. fierce and effective. Two end runs and a through tackle for the last goal. Bette0an Refere McC B. partridge F.

Erickson Stiehm Willinghoff was Minnesota's on its twenty Pre ad 1 as omit lt- It raekert of Penn. Umpires-Hall of Watkins It. H. Cattren 1,, O. punted to Carlisle sh center smash gave Wallace his second op- kicked goal three times.

Dartmouth. Whiting of Cornell. Game Ends in Tie. Burke. L.

H. Rhodes Messmer iDelauter es I-arkin soon pun uosteigee a portunity for a field goal, and he sent it over Armin twice tried for a field goal from the Vincent H. 13 Smith Rogers Fpencer R. a. of the field.

A try at center bro Jt. il McClure lit Springer miles B- and Mount Pleasant pun ted. ern Pa a eS forty yard line. Wister made fifteen yards Score: Kansas, Nebraska, O. Weller Johnson booted the ball well and ran back Olivet.

mi 1 Remington R. I. Conrad L. Maier Reed, L. et.

B. he ball and the IndArs 1 01. or. played Be.11enthyrie C. Fe" LA H.

M. Clark 'Grsison R. H. B. failed to catch a T.

on a forward pass. The ball was brought punted for sixty-nee yards to the Kaneas punts i style. Beloit goo e. wad much Albion edge game. 5 to 5 today.

pi -te ensen le 1 Orcutt 13 Howard Merrill B. It On Minnesota's ten yard line. a ve trials at a back and Princeton penalized five yards for fifteen yard line and Kansas was held for the old et ba se style of foot II an klom made drop kick by Huriburt failed because Love O. Baron Referee-Burkland. Illinois.

'Umpire-41dd. sit i holding. It was Yalds ban. Jonett gained downs after carrying the ball back twenty first down bale Lineup: of the wet Goale--Fartriingten, Knox, 1. Referee-Thorn- MIL Linesmen-Moorcraft and Lowry.

Michigan. Linesman--Hunter. Northwest. 114 Time of halves-'30 minutes. mount Pleasant Kicks 00 tis wad It.

I i live yards and passed the ball to Linn for five yards. A thirty yard run around left end by Lineup Albion In I Olivet t51. Touchdown-Clark. Johnson MI Miller 121, At that Point Mount Plessey 12 ie a Notre Dame 1291. Beloit 101.

R. E. Bolen iNachtspela Spencer. Goals after touchdowne-Magetrier. core stood the a third field goal, and the a Tact i more.

Forbes went live yards through cen- Johnson put the ball on Kantate twelve yard R. i Mead L. E. R. es SCOTCH STOP SOUTH AFRICANS ii 1 Sackett T.

ter and Morse made five more. No gain was line and two smashes against center let R. Dolan ill orton L. T. R.

After the next kickoff Mir nesots inicettod Thornton Schavis L. G. fteellsid -ea Th. i made by Veeder. It was Tale's ball on Craig carry it over tor the Meet touchdown.

Lt- Donovan Rowell a- L. a C. Skidmore I Barker Moon Trounce. Lawrence. line for short gains and at the fli Sheehan Loos 14 i Princeton After retitle Towaley Birdsall rt.

0. Winning Fifteen Matches of Ripon, Wise Nov. It -lappell-Ripon col- Larkin punted. Libber made a bealidaltda 's twenty yard line. Forbes went Chaioupka kicked goal, and the half ended- L.

Eggeman Strang L. ketch Merrill Morrison four yards through center. Linn made six Kansas, 8: Nebraska. 6. L.

Beacom i Cileckler R. T. L. E. Biehop B- T- Rugby Football, Visitors Are Beat- legs defeated Lawrence university here today in' turn for twenty yards before beat Ai utzell i Boger R.

E. E. La a moors of 18 to 6. Lawrence was outclassed in Mount more. The ball was on, the ten yard line.

The second half showed no change. In the Id ri Sanderson Hurlburt at the twenty-five yard line. lardiei It. litraeken Armin Q. B.

Q. B. en in Six to Nothing' c. throughout he same, the I Vroome went in for Morse. Yale was pen- lineup.

Johnson made a good return of it. H. Waldorf i Johnson L. B. R.

llsen le H. B. Math all around football throut tried for another field goal, but the beuttea a H. GiL. H.

Ripon line hoklAng like a stone wall. Sweetland wets's ali sleazed ten yards. Time was called. The Wallace's; kick, but Nebraska was held for L. H.

Callicratite Knudson II. It B. Haves Madden R. H. B.

wild With the ball on Minn te tuna game ended with the ball in Yale's possession Kansas kept the ball but a minutei r21 Bracken. Touchdowne B. F. -Dan Madden. Refer Day Fis on Princetons twenty yard li rel a GLASGOW, Nov.

for Ripon mad. a place kick from the fifte-th la-The South African yard line. Smith the I rwa line Larkin was called uPon meat 'ne exchange of but the bail Sheehan. core: here wee an excge eean. Goal ta e-Beacom te eree-Stude- rmpirRowe.

Linesmen 1 e--Gilbe rt and Wright. Rugby football team this afternoon met star game. although having he his ulizisT. played a kick blocked and Lubo fell rod arm thrown out Ivaa bl lid i Princeton. Yale, O.

Lineup: kept well in center of the field. ed. ansas um ire--GN I 1 Timekeeper-Betts. Time of hale es abaker, De Pau 1. Illinois.

Titus urea -Thirty min- with ite first defeat since arriving In Great in the third scrimmage. The game decides the back of the Gopher goal Ulla BM i. ki i loalvee--24 and 20 mautes. Princeton 101. Tele COL tried two forward passes.

but the gains were Britain. a Scotch international team of fit- championship or the northwest, the winner be Minnesota, 1- lisle, li a made 'i 11. R. Hoagland le slight. Both teams were! penalized for hold- Illinois State Beats Beadle La Grange 5 herid 7 San A.

2 teen defeating the visitors by 6 to O. The tee decisive claim to the honors in Dunces. Iowa After the kicko Shuk R. Iow. ff nech i i Ile i I Cooney 1Paite B.

etanard Brides T. a South Africans previously had won all the latanasIta and Ma naanP: ds seen. A. a. L.

G. htg- Bloomington, rov. The La, Grange High salute football eleven pretty end runs of fifteen aar aoba. earx RID011 1151. Lawrence 161.

verea and Minneeota reco tem tate i C. 0 I Herring H. Dillon. Phillips Biglow a. fortyetive 11.

T. Wallace tried for a place kick front the State Normal gave Bradley Polytechnic of Peoria yard line, but failed. Kansas was its fiat defeat of the season this afternoon. corn- bested the Sheridan A C. team b3r the all sin of 5 to 2 at La.

Grange. Ill. Kennedy de fifteen matches in which they had played, a. 2 1 for the British scoring ring 354 points against tavieleassids trFsbury Case made twelve yards lielaus L. B.

kin punted a le wall i te- again penalized, the ball going to its own peteiy outclassing them. the score being. a touchdown after a long run. Lineup: teams. and the home players were beginning R.

putting the rig 'titter Taylor R. E. to 0 IA necht followed with ten. L. Q.

Winter lAleott E. Jones Lineup: Q. B. twenty yard line. McDonald displaced Sheridan A.

C. 271. 1 La Grange S. ESL to fear the South Africans were as invincible Icaptaa. 1 R.

H. Miller II Johnson and the for a- kick from the field. dultellonnal I Bradley an. R. WoodfordMote R.

as the New Zealanders. L. Currie Ballantyne G. Carlisle's fifteen L. R.

elan' Greeves L. E. R. R. McCabe Jr.

L. T. IT, Kaysel Lake it. R. T.

Larkin's Kick Goe Wild- L. H. F. mcCormick 'Morse 1 R. H.

B. F. B. but the ball was blocked. Final score: Nee a.

a Gray I cushinge le T. It- FlandersICennedy te, G. Ramsey leapt. Alter Tt. E.

ta would ad i ler la I. Umpire-- breaks 6 Kan-S. It. 0 Beck Anderson G. James Jr.iMockley Douglas Park Soccer Team Wins.

9- c. goEnt IflK B. It looked as if Milanese ad re Iota Referee-Lieut. Hackett. West Point.

i Evers Wrenn. Harvard. Head kinsenien-Frederte Blackburn Pfeiffer G. P. Whitewav P.

Kitcheus et. H. Mc '1 blorphy. Brown. Nebraska lea i IESSAILIP ES.

LA Ci Deal Wyatte Otis Rice Donald captain R. G. en a cleanly played contest at Elmhurst sweeter- IC B. the crowd was nearly wild. At .1,11 went it Tt R.

111111314 captain Pleasant le B. L. H. Harrison! Lynch B.E....Peterson Ecapt.1 'Weigh iR. Ford burst college a goals to 1.

The co Kitchs T. day the Dougl B. a. Hi a carpenter eaten as Park soccer teem defeated Elm- re et Moriarty i of the mark. The sryer Deboth Volk 11.

H. B. Larkin tried a drop kick B. ddlell et i a sesv I was punted a loacu I earthen R. 1 Q.

0, llegians. as lc. weetland ed i Ames, 23; Grinnell, 6. I R. IL a 1 R.

'Near Reed L. Q. Shaver I Schenck I merinan Ward leaped H. Ri usual. were fast.

but lacked the experienos int the Touchtlowns-Smith. weeten. Place kick-Sweet- en ta- bse- 3 nines Ames, ate Nov. ItegSpeciall-Ames de- C. Harvey Milton R.

le aeon mellows le H. B. F. a 1. R.

H. ye visitors. Pearce. Edge. and W.

Dawe 'roved latA. Beferee-Flaeger of Northwestern. Empire E- R. H. B.

om eget'. a il Torrey. alit a punam G. L. H.

Dillon! Mercier se replaced La I fatted Grinnell by the score of 25 to 6 today. Ci Chalouka Pt P. F. B. for Douglas park.

IL Brodt counting for Elm- --Hamtrerson of Wismnsin Head Melt Matters Crowell R. Touchdowm-leennedy. itittetreaerrey. me I' a i 1 Grinnell was outmatched both in weight and team I '1E' F. Fitzgerald' Little Ref.

burst. Lineup: son of Minnesota. Time of halves-30 minutes. On an end run Shuknecht i on cellists a Ce, Johnson White R. E.

eree-W. Zitzwits. Lewis institute. Umpire I work. The latter part of the first half developed 9 Q.

B. Rich. Lewis Institute. Lineemen-E. Jennines inTti Douglas Perk tn.

I Ettnhuret Ill. The whistle blew with the mut i a Into kicking game. with an occasional emi run R. H. Little Wallace ei B.

Miscellaneous Games. W. Glasscock. pinsekeener--W. Springer.

Time of Geld soutterSchemmer opal Y. M. C. A. Intermediates Win Meet Uneula (id Mille-Ave yard line.

e. by McE lhenty of fifteen and twenty yards. Brog- L. Weller Miller B. Rochelle High.

Clinton. 2- balves--5 minutes. L. Earbvtietarkow Carlisle us 1- II- 'Me hf- saes eafety was on a blocked kick. Lineup: F.

Craig Brunner R. Vincennes High. 27 Terre Haute. O. IL H.

Keen 'wintermeyer B. C. At. hlat night thr' leinnesota lea lasad la 1 marshal' li. Grinnell lea I Ames 125l Touchdown Craig.

Goal-Chaloupka. Goals Carroll College, Marquette. O. Yale Freshmen, 28J Harvard, 0 H. Cape Wascuka R.

Ri E. ertnoeMills L. T. cao. Umpire-Kennedy of Chicago.

Linesmen- Re Waters' Henninger. a. I from lield-Wallace 121. Referee-Hammill of Chi- be Kalb Normal. 10, BelvideLafayett re 0.

O. Haven. Nov. erefseeeld B. C.

IL Smith Jens H. B. cant in the first momhly. dual track meet of the R. T.

Smith Dillon R. R. 1 Mt Blackley Neition I I High. 17; L. G.

weion of Ames la. Timelteeper-Alains of Crete. Winona Academy. 10: Auburn High. 4.

le al. Pearce Reece New eetease R. et. W. Dade Kollath Tale freshmen defeated the Harvard fresh O.

ell 1 -E. ParkeriPlepenbrock Eatell. Bran et la B. reseed the atheits of the Lexington avenue bible yt. E.

R. H. re winter selont at the Central The G. a. R.

Seined Mon I .......0. L. iboorve was 43 points to Z. one bundrediathlet Ce -e a ParSODII L. Brodt es a.

a Ilerb C. I Neb. Tim. of halves-30 minutes. Clelesbure High.

t- Monmouth. 4. today at Soldiers' field. running up a score of E. T.

competed. a Lubo irit 1 G. erceDrerran P. G. Beloit academy.

22: Wayland academy. 2. 28 to 0. The first half ended 22 to in Tale's fa le arkin Libber ar Eeendine Lose 0 tee L. PIPKer ErIlitgKr R.

T. Wabash, De Pante, ft. Creighton, lb, Karkio 5. atm W. Daweischroeder R.

le E. ait 3 le I-tern-mg-1n It. I Marietta. 51; Cincinnati O. ID Ft R.

ParkerlHeaas 0 re St. Louis, 321 Drake, 9. Q. B. ScholinechC Me I is arsn.

Capt. B. Nov. a Kenyon. 15: Ortet-Vin.

O. Yale Wins Gun Championship. Referee-Grunewaid R. H. 14 it, et Louis, Nov.

la-lt ono sided football Piaci i R. H. B-Capt. 1 It. tt.

bezerr tequo'cri to water poet than foteba.1 Medieal. 2a; Wittenberg, O. L. H. Bee i little-ea ter.

o- It r. Pauw toclav. I to '). It wa le 'Wabash bettee a Larlham. II: Miami 0 collegiate championshi gun sh princetott, N.

Nor. 1L-Tale WOn; the Inter- oot here this iii game between St Louis university and Drake Is care, of Moline, 10; Bork Island, O. J. of I ha Oat 1, H. Gwi.riz to Hillsdale college.

35; Michigan A. university of Iowa was won today by the former Referee-- Gals of outvote ladi Boated kol4 ri, es B. reed. cetaeur, -ret iditcy W.I.:Lae:a Weil 'e; reespgre 0 ing with a score of 200. Princeton was second NSd-Motine Hi by the score of 82 to 9.

Bad fumbles by gh the St. Allen iree-Henry Toucholown- a hLoseida yll. Tole et I ....1 Er. Johns ace.my eo; Menominee. Q.

with lid; Pennsylvania thud livith LK sag nnhool tiefead oe. Rock Island tor the Tw la Cita is team gars preke nine potato in the Stet Lubuoue Bq, 11 Da 00,49 lisps 1 neaw-krall. lo. i.r.,.13.a as Ity. Cayea.

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