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PA TIT 2 PAGE 2. A OLD 0AECEM BUCKET STAYS AT FUHUE SCAlMT CQPEMSATaOM FOil THAT SLIPPED AWAY i i i s.i.;:;:. jet- 1 ''v 'S: ifisslf i Yv: aus: 4, Y' i 'i i 1. -3 A' r-iY i i' i1 1 1 i i Duane Purvis, Purdue tight Aa, halted by Sawicki (51) en an end run in the Stst quarter of yesterday's 25 to 7 victory over Indiana in Ross-Ade stadium. Purvis dashes and Jong passes helped to pile up the points which enabled the Boilermakers to keep the old oaken bucket, the trophy which each year goes to the winner of the battle between the Hoosiet elevens.

Purdue probably would have been willing to donate the bucket after the gam if it could have shared the championship with Michigan, but that tie game with Northwestern ruined titular ambitions of the undefeated Boilermakers. tAcm Phot. FOOTBALL SCORES PITT DEFEATS among the folks in history UlOV PURDUE PASSES, PLUNGES SWAMP 'S RESULTS. YESTERDAY VUCHINICH GOES IN AND BUCKEYES WHIP ILLINI, 3-0 iARNEGIE TECH IN 3D QUARTER, 6-0 1 INDIA 25 TO 7 Continued from first sport page. Pittsburgh.

Nov. 19. tSpecial. BY FRENCH LANE. TChicato Tribune Frfii Service.

(Picture on pog 3, Sporti.) Carnegie Tech made its greatest WEST. Crelchton, Sl Wyoming, d. I l'auw, wabaih. Wheatnn, 32 1 Crane. O.

Iowa Mtate, 31 1 Drake, 13. Vw, lit Uberlln, 0. Womiter, 1i Drnlson, ft. Defiance, 13 1 Detroit CHr eollese, 7. foe rroh.

7i State Tracberi froh, 0. Krnyon. St Athtand, O. Luther, 87 1 Slmrmon, O. Hanover.

20 1 Oakland City, O. Bluffton, Wilmington, 0. Otterbrln, Akron, 0. HlHsdnle, 7j Hope, 0. St.

Alary, Sit Asautnptlon. O. Ohio 23 1 Ohio Wrileyan, 0. MrKrndree, 6s ltllnnln Normal. O.

Rradlry, 7t Jamra Mllllkln. ft. Illinois Wrlrjan. 33 1 Shnrtleff, 6. Carbondale.

25; Cbarletton, 0. t'arthnte, 9: Macomb, 9. AugiiRtana. 30; Lake Forest, 13. La Crosse Teacher, ISt fpPc lows, ft.

Bulla Mine. Oi Viator, 0. foe. 13t Cedar Falls, 7. Illinois Military, S3: Braille? Frosh, A.

Mnnmmitti Froh, 21; Knox Frosh, 0. Illinois fchool For Dear, 48; Nebraska the touchdown and Pardonner added the point. A pass, Purvis to Moss, was good for 25 yards. Then Purvis ran 10 stand of a drab season to hold Pittsburgh to a 6 to 0 victory in the nineteenth meeting of the two institutions in Pitt stadium today. A fumbled punt by Carnegie on its yards for a first down on Indiana's 17.

Hecker and Horstmann made another own 3 yard line in the third quarter first down on Indiana's six yard line. Hecker took it over on a wide run gave Pitt its opportunity to score when Harvey Rooker, Pitt sophomore around his right end. Hecker's place kick was wide. end substitute, fell on the ball after it Half way through the quarter, a 40 had slipped from Dueger's hands. Wofrord, 20; Newberry, 20.

Loiitsana college, 13; Loulsnna Tech, ft. Kentucky State, 23; Ulnefleld Institute. 8. So. Carolina State college, 21; Knotrllle, 0.

Memphis, 8 Tennessee Tech, 0. Hitttlrsburg, 33 1 Delta, S3. Tens Aggie I Frosh, 9t Allen, ft. Morehead Teachers, 19 1 Transylvania, T. Texas Teeb, 89 'ew Mexico, 6.

EAST. Boston college, Sit Boston ft. Vlllanova, 7 1 Temple. 0. Bensselarr, Norwich, 0.

Alfrrd. Itn.lt Imore, 0. Manhattan. Ot Holy Cross, 0. Tofts, fti Mass.

State, S. Setoa Hull, S3; Lowell Textile. 0. Lafayette, 2S; Lehigh, ft. New River Teacher.

12; Wayntsbtirg, 0. Georgetown, 6 Win knell, 0. Swartbmnrr, Ot Dickinson, 0. Wesleyan, 13; Rochester, 0. Susqnehnnna, ilt ionlnta, 7.

Delaware, fit Ilaverford, 0. Rnlgrrs, 18; Springfield. 0. Albright, ft; Lebanon Volley, 0. Sluhlenberg, Ot I'ctin Military college.

0. Geneva. 19; Westminster. 0. St.

Joseph. 12: Washington college, 7. Oswego N. Teachers, Ot itloomsburg Teachers, 0. Indiana Teachers.

Shlppensbdrg Teachers, ft. Cook academy, ft; Navy plebes, ft. New Hampshire, 43; Conn. Aggies, 0. Lorkhaven Teachers, 6 Slipuerty Rock Teacher.

0. Bethany, Ot Allegheny, 0. t'poalu, ft; Wagner. 6. Westchester Teachers, 20; MHtersville Teachers.

O. West Liberty. 137; Cedar Hie. 0. FAR WEST.

Willamette. Whitman. 0. ISrighaiti Young, 18; I tah Aggie, 6. I tah.

1U; oli.ri.do Agglrs, O. Occldrntnl. 14 1 Pomona. 13. Montana Mines, 98; Killings Poly, 0.

Carroll College, 13; Idaho Southern Branch, 7. Puget found, 32; Albany, 0. San Diego State, 13; Arizona, O. St. 20; Kllrnsburg, O.

yard pass, Purvis to Moss, was com Even then Carnegie withstood three line smashes before Weinstoek went pleted, after which Moss ran the remaining 23 yards for Purdue's third touchdown. Hecker again failed to School lor Deaf, 0. over on the fourth down. Welnntock's make the extra point. try for the extra point by placement was blocked.

The second Purvis to Moss master SOCTH. Maryland, Wsshlnirton-Lee, 0. Doke, 7: North Carolina. O. Wrt Vlrelnla.

2S; Davis Elklns. 12. Willintn and Mary, 19; Emory-Henry, ft. Virginia I'nlon, 23; North Carolina col A driving wet snow in the earlier piece was almost a duplicate of the stages of the contest made each team one which accounted for Purdue's content to attempt only straight tac lege. 1.

tics and to wait for breaks that might develop. third touchdown. The toss was good for 40 yards in the air, and Moss ran 20 more after the catch for tiuch-down No. 4. It was a little more Pitt was inside the Carnegie 30 yard intricate In its inception, however.

lino several times in the game but also was unable to score. Pardonner received the ball from the PITT tl- CARNEGIE 101 Dnlowsy Patley snapper back and passed to Hecker, who In turn passed back to Purvis. Purvis then calmly made his mam titter Meredith llnrtwlg Uresbnr raine, Brnmllct, 0. Kounoke. ft; Kandoliih-Muron.

14. Hampden-Hdney, S3; M. John, 7. Sooth Carolina. 18 1 Citadel, o.

Virginia State. M. I'aul. ft. Bowling Green, 68; Louisville, O.

Centre, Sit Georgetown college, ft. Careon-ewmn, Catawba, 0. Howard, Rirmingham Southern, 0. Maryvillr, Appulrlilan, 0. Mississippi, Sooth western, 0.

Clark, 21; Morehouse, R. Parrli Inland Marine. 3D; Presbyterian, 0. Texas College, ft; Bishnp collect, ft. Hlwatsee, 12; Pledmont.O.

Concord, Potomac, O. selsal Tormey C. R.O.. Ileinxer Crolant R.T.. Tesser On.W Walton tOtlartnny Mtinlns Heller luieser I.H Cnrliwin Ksret wit.

Reliler moth toss, which Moss took on the run and dashed to the goal. Purvis failed to add the point. Hooslers Finally Get Going. The Bloomington boys got busy alter the game had gone into the last ten minutes of play, when running efforts by Jones and Veller accounted for Indiana's third and fourth first Weinstoek F.B O'Toolc Touchdown WelM'tork. Rcfnree E.

Thorp De Sallrl. Umpire W. R. Cr.iwu-y Bowdoln H51 ltnemnn W. B.

Elco-h Champaign, 111., Nov. 19. In the sray half -light of Memorial etadlum li-re this afternoon, three minutes before Illinois anJ Ohio State were to finish another desperate and thrilling football battle, a ghostlike figure clad in the scarlet Jersey ot a Buckeye appeared on the playing field. He lirted his ghostlike right foot, planted It squarely against a football. The football sailed over and between the goal posts.

Ohio State, true to all the traditions of heart throbbing last minutes victories between the ancient rivals, had beaten the University of Illinois. 3 to 0. in the 1332 chapter of their gridiron warfare. The scarlet clad ghost was Mickey Vurhlnich, a lanky kid from Vander-giift. who plays full back for Ohio State.

He Is a junior In the col-loe of commerce and had played desperately to beat down the stubborn Ulllnl throughout the first three quarters of the game. They Call Dack Mickey. Then, when It looked as If the issue was to end In a deadiock. Vuchinich was sent to the side lines for a breathing spell. He had been on the bench shivering in his big scarlet coat only a few minutes when his Buckeye ttammates started drive down toward the Illinois goal line.

The drive came after both teams had fought for every inch of ground In the center of the field and an ex-channe of punts had put the ball in Ohio's possession on its own 45 yard line. Then the mighty Hinchman passed to Cramer. It was a beautiful toss and when Cramer was down the ball was on the Illinl 44 yard line. Carroll spun through left guard for 6 jards more. "Wetzel smashed down the field to the Illinois 24 yard line and a second later Hinchman, playing with the fury of a wild man, splintered the Illinois line for another 6 yards.

It was Cramer again and when he was brought down with a thud by an Illinois tackier Ohio State had the ball or. the Illinois 14 yard line and it was first down again. -Hold 'em, Illinois," was the shriek which went up from the Illinois side of the field. Illinois held. On three plays the Buekeys gained 4 yards.

Over the Bar It Goes. Vuchinich, the ghost, trotted out from the darkness cf the Ohio State bench. He replaced Wetzel, who had been substituting for him. The Buckeyes lined up. Cramer held the ball, Vuchinich booted the place kick, and the game was won.

An 8 inch blanket of enow surrounded the playing field, which was dry Dartmouth. Field judge Dear Watltey Syracuse Won by a Foot downs. Opaslk and Dickey then com COLt.MMA, SIKACISE TIE pleted two successive forward passes which put the ball on Purdue's two MErL4 EVK4 EMDURANlCE-TEST OFoUT TASiMTHe. OTHER iVif1 USEP TO "ENp JKl A PW. New York, Nov.

19. Special. Columbia and Syracuse battled through yard line, whence Jones plunged over for the touchdown. Opasik added the Auburn Rally Turns Back Georgia, 14-7 the mud and mire of Baker field to a 0 to 0 deadlock today before a crowd of 10,000. Rain handicapped both teams and Quarter Backs Nick Dlnun-zio and Clifford Montgomery punted frequently and waited for the breaks.

ILLINOIS 01. OHIO STATE 131. Straw L. I'mllow ummlngs L. Conrad Johnson L.

(i Varnrr Blixtm Smith Itennls R. GhIIus Grngg K. T. Koseqnist Srhnntek R. Gilman Beynon J.

Oliphant Berry K. II Hinchman Froschauer L. II Carroll oook F. Vuchinich Place kirk Vuchinich. Substitutes! Illinois Petty for Johnson, point.

In the last few minutes Opasik intercepted a Purdue pass, and when the game ended Indiana had the ball on Purdue's four yard line. PURDUE 25. INDIANA r7). Moss L.I Marti. -h Fchrinp Johnson totsinger McDonald Ochler Spnnnuth.

North Dakota Hands De Paul Michigan State Eleven Whips Nebraska Beats Oklahoma, 5 to Wins Big Six Title The first Columbia drive was halted on the Syracuse 16 yard line, but it was not long before the Lions were Janecck R. Keckich knocking at the goal again. Montgom I'ng-erg First Defeat Columbus. Nov. 19.

OP) Auburn opened a powerful offensive in the last half today to overcome an early lead and defeat Georgia, 14 to 7, fo- the first time in a decade. Detroit, 7to0 Norman, Nov. 19. W) The cry made a first down eight yards from the goal line and on the next Anplemyer Dickoy Veller Savicki Bodinan for Bennls, Walser for Snook. Mera Pardonner Hecker Purvis Ohio Cramer fur Oliphant, Wetxel foe play went to the 5 yard line.

Rlvero Vuchinich, Tanskl for Giiilus, Yards for Conrad. I'errull tor Padlow. Dauer Jones Horstmnnn The victory was Auburn's ninth De Paul univcrlsty lost its first foot Lansing, Nov. 19. Special.

Hecker, Moss Touchdowns Horstmann, Referee Fred Gardnrr fCornelll. tnu.lre failed to gain and Vavra broke through to drop him for a 2 yard loss on the next play. A pass to LIpp went astray and Syracuse had turned back the A first quarter run by Bernard Mc- of the year and its sixth Southern ball game in eight starts yesterday Anthony Halne lYalel. Field Indge R. C.

2 Jonei. Points after touchdown Pardonner. eik. Opa- Nutt, Michigan State full back, good powerful Nebraska Cornhuskers found a hard fighting foe in their Big Six championship battle with the Oklahoma Sooners today, but limped off the field with a 6 to 0 victory. Twelve thousand Baw the Sooners try in vain for a touchdown, all that was needed, In the last quarter to defeat the Huston irarsi.n.

Head linesman Merer afternoon to the North Dakota eleven, Morton Michigan. conference triumph, advancing the Plainsmen to within a single game of siege. Columbln reached the Syracuse for 84 yards and a touchdown, turned back the University of Detroit here 12 to 6, before a homecoming crowd of Coaches Robert C. Zuppke. Illinois: Sam 14 yard line in the final period.

Willaman, Ohio State. G.000 at Loyola stadium. Substltntlons Purdue! Peelle, Txswery, Moore, Febel. Hur, Weaterman, Huirsrine, Heldt, Riblet, Rateman. Peters, DuKerins, Kecjran, Crnlr, Walton, Bolcum.

Kurtz. Davidson. Indiana: Antonnlni. Lyons, Rene-par, Crum, Opasik. Salueki, Slicknian, Edmonds, Busbce, Vollva.

today and gave the Spartans their first Victory over the Titans on their home field in recent years. Monnett VILLANOVA, 7j TEMPLE, 0. Philadelphia. Nov. 19.

Spe Outweighed by the Dakotans, the conference championship. More than 15,000 sat shivering in Memorial stadium, which was dedicated with this contest. Georgia scored first late in the sec clal. Temple's dream ot on unde sans. Berry stenned back and nc.iin feated season was smothered in the Blue Demons staged one of their typical rallies after spotting their opponents 12 points in the first two hurled the ball into the air.

It settled Masterson, Dusker quarter back, kicked goal after the touchdown to make the score 7 to 0, where It remained throughout the game despite several scoring threats, all but one mud today as Villa Nova won, 7 to 0. accounted for a field goal at the close into the frostbitten fingers of Beynon on Ohio's four vard linn. Just Soon after the kickoff in the third periods. Soon after the kickoff Lei- ond period, following a march ot 76 yard3, which was featured by a 33 yard run by Mott and culminated as Crouch, substitute for Gllmore, of the third quarter, after Whittlng-ton. Sooner guard had thrown him for holdt and Knauf carried the ball for of them by State.

as Beynon started to sprawl over the line for the touchdown the ball slipped out of his numbed fingers. two first downs to the De Paul 48 yard period, a penalty was imposed against Temple for tackling out of bounds and the ball given to Vilanova only one yard from the goal. Harry The victory wound up Michigan two yard loss. With only about line. Here Pierce broke loose around end for 40 yards, putting the ball on State's season.

The only blemish on its record is the defeat at the hands five minutes to play, the safety was scored when a high pass from center The stubborn fiKhtintr Illinois ilriva plowed through the line. Lineups: AUBURN 141. GEORGIA 71. Patzsch and Kandour in two trios Utah Wins Its Fifth Championship in Row Fort Collins, Nov. 19.

C4) Utah defeated a determined Colorado Aggies team 16 to 0 today and clinched its fifth consecutive Rocky Mountain football title. The victory established a five year unblemished record in conference competition for the Utes, who have not been defeated since their 12 to 0 loss to the Colorado Farmers here in 1927. of Michigan in the first game ot the De Paul's 12 yard line. Lleholdt picked up four yards at and fast, but frozen. The turf had which threatened to humble a superior foe ended when Beynon dropped the ball.

Ariail ...4...... Miller zoomed back into the end zone, and Cherry of the Oklahoma back field fell upon it. year. It is the best record of a State McCollum h. West made only two feet.

On the third line smash, Patzsch crashed over for a touchdown. Bernard Lee, a substi been protected from the recent bliz. center and then Pierce went around team since 1913. rard by a tarpaulin. There were From then until th finish the Tiuck.

State piled up 840 yards from scrim The Husker victory cost the Soon tute, placed kicked the extra point. 0U0 hidden away in the vastnesa ot eyes were always in command of the mage compared with 170 for Detroit, Memorial stadium, but they all lln MANHATTAN, HOLY CROSS TIE ers an opportunity to tie Nebraska tor the Dig Six championship. situation. They were soon within 14 Jones 1. Hazlfhiirst Johnson .,,,.....,.4.0 McWborter Cbamblesa R.

O. Moorehead Holmes B. Opper Sen BatohrMnr Wliliamt 4...... Young Hitchcock H. Chaplnn Phipna R.

11 Mott and accumulated 14 first downs to gered on until the Buckeyes pulled New York, Nov. 19. Special. yards of a touchdown, where Illinois the Titans 7. KANSAS WHIPS STATE, 19 0.

Manhattan, Nov. 19. VP) --The Manhattan fought a etubborn defeh rive battle over the ralrt soaked turf the game out of the fire and snow. Both Teams Get Desperate. stopped them, but it was only a temporary halt.

Again the boys from Ohio began marching down the field. The Illinl, fighting like so many bulldogs, Diipree F. B. Davl.l Touchdowns Crouch laub for Gllmore. of the Yankee stadium and checked Kansas Jayhawkers defeated Kansas Hitchcock.

Phippe. Holy Cross in a scoreless tie today, The old Buckeye and Illinl grads got few thrilla out of the game until State, 19 to 0. here today. Elmer right end for eight yards and a scorn. Aftcf a series of punts, without either team making any appreciable gains.

North Dakota started another march In the second quarter. Taking the ball on his 3G yard line, Knauf knifed through tackle for 6 yards. Lie-holdt made 20 around end, and then Pierce got off on another Jaunt around end for 30 yards to the 8 yard line. Two smashes at the line proved futile and on third down the ball was given to Pierce who rambled around end for his second touchdown. De Paul launched its rally shortly Point after touchdown Grant, Ariail 21.

Schaake, quarter back, scored two of ARMY WINS, 7 10 0. held on with courage. They finally were overpowered Just as th3 end of DLKU TKll'Ml'IIS. the beginning of the third quarter, Then both teams made desperate at the touchdowns on line plunges and Chapel Hill. N.

Nov. 19. OP) West Point, N. Nov. 19.

Spe cial. Army wound up its home sea Bernard Grldley produced the other. battle neared when Mickey Vuchinich Duke university won the state football tempts to break the deadlock. Each was dangerously near a touchdown son today by defeating West Vir IOWA STATE, 34; DRAKE, 13. championship with a 7 to 0 victory and his accurate foot came into the game as darkness was settling down over Memorial stadium.

ginla Wesleyan, 7 to 0. A few hundred but their drives brought no results. A Ames, N6v. IB. W) Iowa State over the University of North Carolina here today.

spectators sat in a downpour which prevailed for the greater part of the contest. Army started a reserve eleven took advantage of the breaks today to roll up a 84 to 18 victory over Drake kid's fingers became too numb to hold the ball, somebody slipped on the Icy turf or Interference failed to function. after thia. Oldanl and Steffen made Played on a rain soaked field before a crowd of 20,000, the largest of the In the 85th game between the two two first downs on straight football which was matched by a stubborn de schools. Something happened every time a fense throughout a scoreless first half.

year, the game gave Duke its first triumph over the state university since Then Matt Steffon hurled a 60 yard paBs to Phil Krause who ran the re score was near. The Cyclones capitalized on several Bell In the third period Vidal took a pass from Fields, reversed his field and ran 1883 and broke a two year scoreless fumbles and intercepted passes to score. Drake's two touchdowns were maining 10 yards for a touchdown, mark when Jim Condon fumbled Roadster VINES DEFEATS ALLISON IN FINAL OF SYDNEY MEET SYDNEY, Australia, Nov. 19. VP Ellsworth Vines American and Wimbledon champion, today added the New South Wales title to his list as he defeated his fellow- It was the Illinl who made the first bold threat for a score.

Berry took the ball on the kickoff at the beginning of the third quarter and dashed 56 76 yards for a touchdown deadlock. TLXANE, 26; SEWANEE, 0. Lineup: scored on passes. CKEIGIITON BURIES WYOMING. Enclosure KO.

DAKOTA 12. CS PAUL 0 yards to the Ohio 84 yard line. Finn L. Dablow Warmth and comfort for fYllrlfm tT Wick Omaha, Nov. 19.

Scoring New Orleans, Nov. 19. Causing reserves during most of the game, Tulane's green wave rolled over Sewanee here today, 26 to 0, before roadster lownera. 10 months in every quarter, Creighton unlver Schuster 1.Q Male Gorsky Bauer Rpxtnn Mahowald nv. Call nnw fnr an Berry was making the final great effort of a spectacular career.

On the rext play he passed to Beynon for a 12 yard gain. There was bedlam In sity's football team ended its season with a 34 to 0 victory over Wyoming Chicago's finest mechanics will reoalr American, Wilmer Allison, In the Cherna R.T Wcinhover 7.000. GEORGIA TECH WINS. your car from the smalUst adjustment Bucknell Ties Georgetown, 6-6, on 4th Quarter Pass Washington, D. Nov.

20. U.P. Georgetown and Bucknell elevens waded through the mud to a 6 to 6 tie this afternoon. A forward pass, Verney to Meyers, in the last four minutes of play wiped out a lead gained by Georgetown In the third quarter. Lvona Frederick University today.

Howdy Gordon the Illinois cheering section for an II Ha comnlet overhaul and siva you 10 lull v. 'v Sk fnmnUt. nv.flia nl A eiv. ou 10 full Boody Pierce Steffen IC.l L. E.

Dablow counted for three touchdowns. llnols touchdown seemed likely. Il ftldnnl II. KnaU linois was only 22 yards away from Gainesville, Nov. 19.

U. P. Georgia Tech defeated the University of Florida eleven today, to 0, before finals, 4-6, 6-1, 2-6, 6-4, 7-5. Returning to the courts with his doubles partner, Keith Gledhill, Vines was defeated by Allison and John Van Ryn, United States Davis cup pair, for the doubles title, 7-5, 10-8, 6-4. months to pay.

All work guaranteed 90 day. FREE TOWING FROM ALL PARTS CHICAGO. Jablonekl F.B LeiUoliit Boston College Beats the score that would wind up its sea- Touchdowns Pierce 121. Krause. Pnlni afler tni.nH'.lnum Knatlf.

18,000 homecoming fans. Substitutions De Paul: J. Condon for Jab eon in a blaze of glory. Fumble Trevents Touchdown. 4 Except for the first quarter, when Boston University, 21-6 Boston, Nov.

19. U. P. loueki. Startler for Doody.

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Clancy for" J. Boston college defeated Boston univer hind its 20 yard line. O'Brien. Reid for Cheme. Brainard tor Jjyon, Banquette for Sexton.

Barekis for The next three Illinois plays brought a gain of only two yards. Then came the great climax for the Illinois parti- PARROTS PLAY SUMMIT. The Berwyn Legion Parrot football team msets tho Summit eleven today at 81t treet and East avenue. Berwyn. Davis plunged over for the touch PEKIN WINS, 25-0.

Peoria. 111., Not. 19. Special. Pekin defeated Spalding; institute.

25 to 0. today. sity, 21 to 6, before about 4,000 fans today. LscazPhona Cilumit 1534-1505. Open Evenings All Day Sund Clancy.

North Dakota: GehrKe lor jaauo down on fourth down. wald, Schwartz for Frederick. I 1.