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1 I Ab, -7 i i i tc AY 44 4, i 40 PART TWO SPORTS, LIP A tir 11; 1 111 THE WORLD'S WORT TIN GREATEST NEWSPAPER 4110 i 1 I 1 i i 4 i 4 I 1.1 Ii OCTOBER 25, 19'25. UCTOBER LJU ZJAR 1 i I Ital. 4-out 1 i ID A 'TH 1 -1 '1S 1e i 1 AMONG THE FuLKS IN HISTORY MANE ELEVEN 11 NO STRONG FOR I NORTHWESTERN Itil Atir ri ritrm HAIEEVES BEAT OHIO IN FIERCE BATTLE BY 150 fir Notre Dame Rally in Final IFfimIRD PASS -7 Period Beats Gophers, 19, IN 1ST QUARTER BY JAMES CRUSINBERRY. T1 Minneapolis, Oct. 1 GOPHERS VS.

NOIRE DAME BRiNGs scoRE cial.iMinnesota fell before a sturdy attack by a remodeled Notre Dame MINNESOTA. NOTRE DAME. football team today in the Minnesota Tuttle I Cro Drill I we Rowland Memorial stadium. The score was 19 Jansen L. 6 Martilt to 7.

It was in the final quarter with I aye? i FORWARD PASS MIST QUARTER BRINGS SCORE IN 1-411; 41-11. ,,00 I A 11A)J1 1 SouthernTeamBeats Wildcats, 18-7. PURPLE VS. TULANE I. 171(11it I 1 liCRTITIVLsTER.N.

TULANE. 17' CamMe PIET LT Lrown Criltn L.0 Levy .1 LorT7 H. Wilson I tAhr R.0 II 91 AV R. -hnson ni L. 13 R.

Lorts II R. I L. ft R. 13 Talbot G. VtiboII organ Flourney Lamprreht ivle for 1 ouwo--i, Flanagan did al-Tel it famous responsible ill; fi year ago, eo 60111 R.

1 sch and Fry Star' 'for Victors. Dame displayed something of the at- I I Wheeler Ascher which fmu a ear and brought victory over game and jcierting It 11 Chtea RI F. Tol 'al 'Awl sa anattg (Ns I 8 an I Enright istii IJ 4,000 See a Fierce Gil (I Clash. fighting team. Sln running Halt 1 ire to I Fie Id i WI CeCorty Bearntion bradial.

Lead linesmanHutton Par. Notre Dame touchdowns ln the 'Iasi: It been an even and thrilling lowA (151 ntitoiln ahle rguontsloo ou- aufttiocrn i IOWA ON TOP FENN PASS WINS ti-l'ee gliajr: I ec tad! r. Scha(401bnstil a a )Eftt I i contest be- rer for Flanagan J. Smith for -1) -elf 01310 10) tween the two teams. arilli.

Roach for Scharer. Perelli for Hearn- 1 1 ton. Parisien for Edwards. O'Boyle tor Eosch. I CHICAG O.

FEN. I li ties 1 Cunningham LE Fifty thousand assemblet for the E1s. ards for Paristen. Flanagan for O'Boyle. Lanit'''' I Slrger ichos te LT Hines which was the largest erv-wd Meyers LG Griffin that ever saw a sporting event in the ilm'anouek for oliski for MManmon.

Regali for 171-11'itnidwenrs')u ICI L. Enright. Parisien Edwards. i Roach for Flanagan. Rilcs for Parisito.

In .0 li.ct tit Ann 146C4IN Klein Hess R.G i netPel Murrel. Tiill. ass Butl. 1 I Rowan 0 Wridil I northwest soa paw for hmey (-C4 ra rmk N'elpen 1 1-ichu-iner FIRST QUaLIITER. I MacKennon for Covrter.

Van.litizze for JDr oest- i mg. i Robsebeid a eisley I Itkr-iautse R. Sieracki Tturi1osr Itogerit ..4 .1) 11 .14 13 Pb Marek R. ---;) Earon LH. ta.

If F. liutseh Notre Dame won the toss and chose; Graham YrY Tonebdown Fry. Schirmer. Goal from rather brisk wind in their faor fieldHogan. RefereeJ.

C. Masker (North- to defend the west goal. There was If. score: Minnesota, a v. Murrel of Minnesota kicked off to En- i.core.

Narks arty le 34 12 I lievoz N.tre I Goal after I --liza-ua IIIR QUARTER 1 There Columbial. rtfe're tAif les and lin, avaa I Ummnr. H. Young I I hno right who returned to Notre Dame's ts tem aVenlitne.aroOunndthemfiirnsnter..:01 l'. Wesleyan'.

Field JudgeM. Norton 1 IN1 'chi- 9 1 dAards went back am quarter back Eck a earre 141.ton Ghee Dartmouth'. Fictu 1 1 ri lit. 111 4: 4711pC i glut 1 lime or minutes. 1 gall( Head linesmanW.

C. Enieht Dame. Minneeota kicked ty v- col. se 13. Hackett Weal Point I and Notre Dame returned the ball to! 0 ,4,..

(ssl til 0 ft, end for. 11 3 ards. Fla nagan went 30 yard lin Gerrin tor Rotney, Hog for Rodaring, Bol- an AS own e. On two pla3s I BY HARVEY WOODRUFF lovta. Dauber for IlsV abzzallp 4, ioWendler for around the other end for six bards rds i on the second play.

Enright added iladelphia, 24. ----ISpeciall lagar, I kf Hogan. For Olt through Minnesota line, Notre Dame Fe Pa Oct c' three yards through the middle of the made 14 yards and then Enright got 1- Pennsylvania's unbeaten fuotball r''. ycl 1, 1 3 0 1 line, and followed with a half yard I looarsdeufnoer. 20 yards to Minnesota's 40 eleven, conquerors of Yale.

outflow'. rt4 rELLOW 9 6 0 0 4 On three plays Notre Dame BY IRVINGi Columbus. 0., Oct. iall and it was fourth down with about dered Chicago's Maroons in the mud WITH THE ROTA football IRT -FRONT 11: a 41, 0 13,.:) 0 a 0 'J. I to 0, today in a Dig Ten Conference first down on Minnesota's 47 yard line.

i ditat' 4P. 1 1 111) I A 1 eh I I Iowa Iawkeyes beat Ohio State, 1 's 5 one foot to gain. Enright made it I i 1 I foo I I game. itsch and Fry were the big stars yards, but fumbled the ball and Mi Enright went through again for seven I n- i for the Hawks, while 0,.. I 0 01C7 I starred for Ohio.

line. Coa MP TrOmale FIRST Almquist made three yards of Iowa on the toss and Uridil kicked off to Fry, who came back 20 yards arek and Hess nesota recovered on their own 34 ya'rd rig it to Iowa's 40-yard line and as fourth do In two plays i right and followed wit two yards more. Almquist added four yards more down with about a yard to gain. Ascher punted to Notre made only six yards. and Edwards out of bounds on Minnesota's 30 yard punted over the goal line.

Minnesota of Franklin field this afternoon, win- the bail out to the 20 yard line. Joesting apd Almquist made seven on two plays through the line. And Joest- went through for a first down on his own 33 yard line. Altnquist made tors- two yards. Murrell added two yards.

Joesting made a yard and Ascher dropped back for a punt which was PP blocked by Notre Dame and bounded fling by a score of 7 to 0, while a drizzling rain fell on the slickers aud oil cloth protectors of 60,000 Not only in result but in prevailing tv.eather conditions the result was a disa ointment. Chicago could not gain consistently in the slippery footing' and Penn. with Kutsch and Fry were held. Graham 's yard line, where Edwards its touchdown secured right at line. Notre Dame took the ball for a punted to Ohio's line where a Dame hit fell on the ball.

Flanagan ran around first down. Flanagan ran 18 yards start. played smart detinsive football 1 1 1 Ifawkeye fell on the ball. Karow nit center for four yards. He repeated for eight yards out of bounds.

Enright around right end for a second down on reafter, ailed to gain through the middle. Minnesota's 13 yard line the kicking frequently and l. 1 Two plays off left tackle made seven 'tying three men deep as a i lagainst forward passes. I playing 11Badg. ers Outfox Boilermakers 1 atted rhem irsotalineede.d,ea-Adlaornkeitozu,snted3 made three yards, but Notre Dame was penalized live yards for I tl Whatever chance Chleaca had 211.1 i I center tor teur a aa U5.

Vi'''''''' failed to gain through the middle. ne. I 1 44, 4,44 "44 4 ,414 CA. II playing iri Minnesota 13 yard li hre mee kp ats a I the same distance. Market punted Ilearndon made three yards, but Notre 1 I against forward passes.

and the ball rolled dead on Iowa's 3'2 smashed through 1.tv as penalized live yards for Two plays off left tackle made seven yards. Flanagan added two I Whatever chance Chicago had. aul I Dam the score tied at 7 to 7. that Nctre 1 GarY R. MeManmon I Wheeler Dame displayed something of the at- i her 0.1 4,000 See Asc Fierce to I Cl irg (Ettvw; rELLOW 'A' iit, 4,,.,) ilpio-t, rtgaAp lp.

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Um: Hairs I Fuid, ilidg(--Grares ticad linesmanMal. II. Nelly BY FRENCH LANE. 1 The band played Dixie" at Stagg yesterday, and the green wave of Tulare swept to a spectacular Vie- i tory ever Northwestern, 18 to T. i More than 15,000 rooters watched the stand of the south against the and thrilled at the brilliant runs of Flourney and Capt.

Dautenschlae: ger. which sent Tulane out in front ')1 in the first quarter and which later I brought them from behind in the second quarter to finally by a corn- 1 i fortable I FIRST QUARTER. 1 I isit76 I 1 and Win on Slippery Field 770 16 1 yard line. Kutsch more yards ff side. Edwards punted to Ascher.

and it was fourth down with one yard it was not much. was dissipated hy the next play. Graham punted to w-ho was downed on his own 31 yard to go. Enright hit the middle of Min- I fumbles which the Maroons distribute I for two yards but Fry lost a yard on I Marek but the ball was brought back line Joesting made two yards. and nesota's line, but made only about one 1 g.enerously and which nearly alwa and Ohio penalized five yards for off- added two yards more through the 5 foot.

and the ball went to Minnesota were recovered by the alert Quakers. side. Graham punted again and the I middle- on downs on its own four yard line. I Score on Forward l'abs. M.mM...

Madison, Oct. vas consiN Wisconsin defeated the Purdue Boil- 1 1 Wis. Oct. eciai. I it WISCONSIN Wisconsin defeated the Purdue Boil- Its PURDUE ball roiled to the Ohio six yard line.

Flanagan Rune 31 Yards. From behind his goal line Ascher punt- 1 Penns 'ine crashers. built low ta ed -1 Karow was good for two yards I Almquist ran around right end for to Flanagan, who was downed on the ground, held their feet better than i through the line. llarek went over his '15 yards, but the ball was called hack i Minnesota's 27 yard line. Enright their rivals, and both Rogcrn Polaski1C.) VrISCONsIN 171.

PERDUE 101. i HOgrall left end for five yards. Iowa was Minnesota was penalized 5 yards gained one yard through center. Ilan- Douglas, with interferer precedine Nelson Bolan penalized for offside on the next for offside. Murrel made two yards.

failed to gain. Edwards tried a i found holes in the Maroon line. stipek 1, G. Spenver putting the ball on Ohio's 19 yard line. Ascher punted high, and it was Notre forward pass; but it failed, and it was 1 It was not line plunging, however, Wilson Rabe Von Bremer March punted and the ball went dead ball on Its own 47 yard line.

I fourth down, eight yards to gain. Ed- i which wrecked Chicago's hopes. but strauble Winkler Enright made 3 yards. Flanagan tried i wards punted over the goal line and a forward pass in the first Burrus R. F.

Pill i Taube man I Yards. a forward pass and it failed. Mena- Minnesota put the ball in play on its Once Penn had lost the ball on a pass Croloot Leo Harmon on Iowa's 35 yard line. Eight i i gan then ran 21 yards around right 20 yard line. Peplaw replaced Murrell.

over the goal line, again an attempted Barnum 11 IC.1 Earmesonl Kutseh went Avid over his right end I L. ki Fry Gains I end for a first down on Minnesota's I Peplaw lost one yard. Almquist failed place kick bad hit the goal post and KrmIlits. IP It IC nrnnak To o- 4, tn. i V11tyth Pillman Taube (C.1 HarlAict' m.iesoxn KoranPky sa a-sza1 FLPIALA Krauw.

KoranPky Fry tore through EI ball rolled to the Ohio six yard line. Flanagan Runs 31 Yards. From behind his goal line Ascher punt- I Penns line crashers. built low ta Karow was good for two yards 1 Almquist ran around right end for ed to Flanagan, who was downed on the ground. held their feet better than Lewis kicked off to Gamble, who was downed on his thirty-five yard line.

Lamprecht failed to gain through center. Lautenslaegher made five COLLEGE SCI3ES amund the Purple left end and Flour- ney punted over Northwestern's goal Fenn. Chlearo, O. line. The ball was put in play on 3lihigan, 3: Illinois.

0 the 20 yard line. Northwestern made Iowa, 13; Ohio State. 0. first down on two bucks by Lewis 'Ind Wisconsin, Purdue, O. an of! tackle smash by Gustafson on Indiana, 23; Miami' 0- Notre Tulane's thirty yard line.

Gustafson Dame. 19; Minnesota, 7. Tulane, 18; Northwestern, 7. failed to dent Tulane's line. Dartmouth.

32; Harvard, D. Lewis also failed to gain and punted Colgate. Princeton, O. to Lautershlaeger. who was brought Yale, 26; itroen, 7.

down on his thirty yard line. Lam- Fitt, II; Carnegie Tech. O. precht failed to gain through the left IV- and LataYette 0- 2 of the Purple line. Then Lau- Ilueknell, eorgetown, sent the Dixie bleachers Syracuse.

48; Providence, O. 1 Boeton College. 11; Allegheny, 7. nto a hilarious demonstration with a Maine. 16; Bates, 7.

five yard run, being- brought tnorriin, Cane, O. oewn by Soldheim on Northwestern's Niagara. 19; Hobart, 7. yard line. 1 St.

Bonaventure, Alfred, O. After Flourney had failed to gain sc. Joseph. 13; Manhattan. 6.

lauterischlaeger made a wide end Susquehanna, Sehnylkill. 6. Rhode run for 10 yards before being knocked Islam 12; N. Y. City College, 7.

Johnt4, 22; St. outside on the Wildcats' '-'5 yard line. i Stephens O. Alma, 23; Olivet, O. The Tulane interference NN US workin 1 Nmi y.

So Hashington. 0- in rnRchine-like order. Peon Military. 13; Tealnie, O. A pass, Lautenschlaeger to 'Wilson, i Penn State, 13; State.

6. tetted the Dixie team 20 yards. Wit- i Nebraska, 14; Kansa O. ilLn was brought down on Northwest-1 cuitoobia, 26; Ivitilams, O. M11.3 5 yard line.

Flourney failed to 1 Amne'rst. 73; Wesle3an. 6. Ain through center, but on the next Lehigh, Rutgers. O.

he went off right tackle. scattered Conn. Angles. Tufts, O. the Purple line to all bides of him, and Johns Hopkins.

13; Drexel, 0. went over for a touchdown. Lauten- I Beloit, "i-; 2. Ar sehlaeger gambled on a pass for the 19; St. Louis.

O. I Detroit. Quartile Marines. O. extra point.

but failed. Fenn. (Illegal, O. line. The ball was put in play on 3lichigan, Illinolg.

O. the 20 yard line. Northwestern made Iowa, 15; Ohio State. 0. first down on two bucks by Lewis and Wisconsin, Purdue, O.

an of! tackle smash by Gustafson on Indiana. 25; Miami' O. 4. Talane's thirty yard line. Gustafson Notre Dame.

10; Minnesota, 7. Tulane, 18; failed to dent Tulane's line. Northwestern, 7. Dartmouth. 32; Harvard, 9.

Lewis also failed to gain and punted Colgate. Princeton. O. to Leatershlaeger. who was brought Yale, 20; itroon, 7.

down On his thirty yard line. Lam- Fitt, 11; Carnegie Tech. O. precht failed to gain through the left IV- and LttfaYette. 6.

of the Purple line. Then Lau- Bucknell, Georgetown, 2. nschiaeger sent the Dixie bleachers t.trat4.117 nto a hilarious demonstration with a maincien. 16; 7. eg "Y' five yard run, being- brought tnorrlin, '7 Case, O.

xwn by Soldheim on Northwestern's Niagara. 19; Hobart, 7. yard line. 1 St. Bonaventure, Alfred, O.

After Flourney had failed to gain ht. Joseph. 13: Manhattan. 6. Lautenschlaeger made a wide end Sasquehanna.

Schnylkill. 6. nal for 10 yards before being knocked Rhode Island. 12; N. V.

City College, 7. outside on the Wildcats' -'5 yard Johnt4, 22 ht. stepteas, o. i Alm 23 Oilytt O. The Tulane interference NNilli working I Nat).

34. lAashington. 0- in machine-like order. Pena atintary. 13; TemPic.

O. A pass, Lautenschlaeger to 'Wilson, i Penn State, 13; Mtchigan State. 6. tetted the Dixie team 20 yards. Wil- i Nebraska, 11; Kansa O.

was brought down on Northwest-1 coiatebis, 26; Ititilams, O. m1.3 5 yard line. Flourney failed to 1 Attotexst. 73; Wesie3a.n. 6.

Ain through center, but on the next Lehigh, Rutgers. O. he went off right tackle. scattered Conn. Aggles.

l'afta, O. the Purple line to all bides of him, and Johns Hopkins. 13; Drexel, 0. went over for a touchdown. Lauten- I Beloit, 2.

sehlaeger gambled on a pass for the Army. 19; St. Louis. O. extra point.

but failed. Detroit. Quantico Marines. 0. Lombard, 0,41.1,6 beMIKAMAia WL 1L.

1.,.0 extra point but failed. ermakers, 7 to 0, in a hard fought game on a slippery gridiron here tIday. The Purdue line weakened in the first period and allowed Krause, Badger full back, to tear through for the only touchdown of the contest. Purdue last a chance to score in the third period when one of its men, who broke loose with a clear field to the goal, was nailed from behind by Crofoot. Purdue was first on the field to warm up hut the Cardinal clad Badgers followed soon after.

Seats at the end of stadium were unfilled, about 15,000 occupying the more choice tiers. rmakers, 7 to 0, in a hard fought game on a slipper gridiron here triay. The Purdue line 'weakened in the first period and allowed Krause, Badger full back, to tear through for the only touchdown of the contest. Purdue last a chance to score in the third period when one of its men, who het-sb. yard line.

Enright hit the middle I to gain. Ascher punted to Edwards i bounded back. Finally Penn recelej TouchdovinWisconsin, Krause. Point after from Pi-ht yards With only a ti-----a-- but failed to gain. :12 a Ifearndon the line for eight yards.

With only for 1 yard. went over left I who was downed on otre Dames 8 N' 2 a punt on Chicago's 46 yard line. Oil Eldridge (Michigan). UmpireRaid iMichl- few inches needed on fourth I tackle for 5 yards to Minnesota's 6 yard line. Enright and Flanagan made the first play Rogers heaved a 25 yard Fan.

Field judge---MrCord Graham punted to Marek who was 1 yard line. Enright fumbled, but Flan. four yards on two plays through the i pass to Thayer over Marks' hezal. linesmanKeithley Illinotsl. Substitutes.

in I I till101S WI Dtit3tlites I VI, ALVLAL 1-103 it VIM.) 0 Lilt kJ Lie, IL 1,1 vt-1. t.aztxrci- VA, IL .0.111. W1 ilei 0, Ohio's line without Fcr Wisvotkiin: Radke for Barnum, MeAn i downed on 19 yard agan recovered and was down on Min- line. Flanagan tried a pass, which Thayer broke Curley's frenzied drews for Raoice. Cano-ron lor Burros, D.

I gain. Marek cut inside his right resora's 10 yard line. Flanagan tried 1 was grounded. Edwards punted to 1 and romped to a touchdown. Ereuz Harmon for Kwinse.

Wilke for Wilson. tackle for five yards. Marek punted a run around right end, but was Minnesota's 31 yard line. Peplaw made place kicked additional point. Mit Cermiek for Stipek.

Naukge for Von Bremer, i the the ball rolled dead err Iowa's i finwripd nn Min TIPS0t1I'M 4 vord linp kaLIFILIICk Aar 1.0 UII ..1 'a 414, WV I 1.,4 6., for ano the ball rolled dead on Iowa's downed on Minnesota's 4 yard line and Larson for Stapek. McAndrews Krause. I three yards around right end. Aim was the ball game. I3oth teams rnmeron for Polaski.

Harmon for yard line i the 111 went to Minnesota nn clownm Cameron for Polaeki. Harmon for Barnum. 23 yard line. the ball went to Minnesota on downs. Marquette.

0- Flournoy Kicks Over Goal. Center. 13; Western Normal, 0. Seidel went in for Bovik at left end. I Missouri, 3: Kansas Aggies, O.

kicked over Northwestern's Drake. Grinnell, 6. coal and the ball was put in play on De Kalb Teachers, Normal O. Lawrence, Purple's 20 yard line. Gustaf 3 Ripon, O.

son i De 1-. Columma, tr. made a yard off right tackle. Gamble, wNe Hampshire. 10; Springfield, 10.

th, Green Waves left end bridegroom tetras-ht. Lasteener, canceled. last week, was knocked cold on the Wayereburg, 12; Westminster, 0. but was soon revived, and re- Grove City, 25; mar-tette, O. Pimed his position.

Lewis made three Muhlenberg. 0: Dickinson. O. center and then punted to Lebanon alley. lila Nora, 6.

lautenechlager, who was nabbed by Union. IC; Rhode Island Poly, 0. Stlel on Tulane's 45 yard line. 1 Swarthmore. 13t.

I. and 2. Right End Fisher was injured and clarasoa, 19; Rochester. 0. Ilathews went in for him.

Flourney Daly eras 47; 1 ermont. 3. tade a yard on a cross duck. The Havetford 1 Hamilton. 0.

Elkins. 39; O. AtIdeats seemed to be getting to Lautenschlaeger and brought him I canisas, lo; ttahlria.Calrorolo.11.a.001.,fa 1 oefeltl. kwn without a gain. Flourney punt- I ataryiand-: neidelb O.

hien rg, 9 el to Northwestern's 26 yard line. Gus- A irginia, 27; North Carolina State, 6. Station stumbled over his Interference Wabash, Butler, 0 haifj. and lost a yard. Lewis failed to gain Southern tatliforina.

Arizona. 0 Mat a plunge through center. Lewis periodj. to Lautenscblaeger, who took Oklahoma Aggics, 16; Texas Christian, 2 Flournoy Kicks Over Goal. Seidel went in for Bovik at left end.

I Flourney kicked over Northwestern's roai and the ball was put in play on Purple's 20 yard line. Gustafson i made a yard off right tackle. Gamble. the Green Waves left end bridegroom last week, was knocked cold on the but was soon revived. and re For Purdue: Fezebtel for Sebet; Kutsch fumbled but recovered with rom behind his goal line Ascher made for Hogan.

for Deepbouse. Wilrbon fur punt out of bounds on his own nsdemrtsoleyn ffoorr rm. eSrktiol id' again galoss to 'tINNa- or kyards. Ile brought a a mthpeunhtaeil la l3byaadrd line and the ball went to Notre for Wilcox, Snow for Winkler. Sebotte for tack eigilleen yards to Ohio's 37 yard Dame.

Hearndon went around left end Bolan. Merkobrad for Leichtel, Snow for Winkler. mark. Karow went inside Iowa's for 9 yards to Minnesota's 4 yard line right tackle for two yards and through as the quarter ended. Score: Iktinnecenter for two.

sofa, Notre Dame. O. After a three yard gain Marek punt- ansky, netted six yards. Taub fumbled SECOND QUARTER. ed to Iowa's 25 yard line.

Fry tore in an attempt to punt and the ball It was second down, Notre Dame's through Ohio's the field kl Ohio's a went went went to Badgers in midfield. Krause ball on the 4 yard line. On the first yard line where are plunged to first down on two plays. sailing down fie tho rew play Enright went right over.for the Leo Harmon and Krause plunged to I first touchdown. Flanagan added a his balance and Grim hopped on him.

another first down. point by place kick. Score: Notre The nuarter ended just as Fry was Po I. lut7 FIRST QUARTER. Harmeson kicked to Crofoot of Wisson, who ran ball 20 yards to his own 30 yard line.

Leo Harmon punted to Taube, who was downed by Polaski on Purdue's 15 yard line. Two Purdue plays were Hmeared by a Badger lineman. and Taube punted to Cro foot who was downed to midfield. Purdue knocked down Badger pass, but Purdue interference allowed technical completion. Ball on Purdue's 19 yard line.

Boilermaker line slid badly on Wiscon .1 I 1 quit added one yard. Ascher dropped chances to score thereafter, but stub-back to punt, and again his kick was born defense wrecked them. blocked and went out on bounds on FIRST QUARTER. Minnesota's 36 yard line. Flanagan Kreuz kicked to S.

Rouse who remade three yards around right end, turned the ball 15 yards to Chicago4 and time was called for the quarter. 20 yard line. McCarty made a yard. Score; Minnesota. Notre Dame, 7.

Rouse lost three yards. S. Rouse FOURTH QUARTER. kicked to Rogers who ran out of Pere 111 failed to gain around left bounds on Penn's 31 yard line. end.

Enright made only yard. Ed- Kreuz carried the ball through tho wards p7un5tItedrdouht tine. bounds cor Muinntnee- line to Chicago's 42 yard line. Ho made two yards on the next crash. from behind his goal line to Notre Rogers got away on a triple pass bacIZ.

Dame's 25 yard line. Flanagan got of the line to Chicago's 28 yard line. ds. around right end for 24 yards to Another triple pass netted Kreuz 3 Minnesota's 4 yard line. Enright made yar Neff replaced Ilibben.

Leith 2 yards, but the ball was brought back failed to gain. Itobinson's pass to Thayer over the goal line was ineoh. and Notre Dame penalized 5 yards. l'erelli was thrown for a fi yard 1088.1 plete and Chicago took the ball 4,3 Flanagan ran around right end 151 its 20 yard line. S.

Rouse failed to yards for a touchdown. Flanagan gain or his right tackle. McCarty got failed to kick goal. Score: Notre three yards around his left end. Dame.

13; Minnesota. 7. Carty lost 3 yards. in trying off Poliski went in for McManmon. No-, tackle.

S. Rouse punted to Robilltre Dame kicked off to Peplaw. who 1 son who returned the ball to Penn's returned to his own 20 yard line. i 46 yard line, from where Kreuh. on Kopplin replaced Tuttle for the next play.

made rive yards. Rob. Joesting made three yards through thel made four yards. Kreuz got middle and followed with two more. I i three yards, making first down.

A On a double pass Almquist fumbled I ass put the ball on Chicago's 21 and Notre Dame recovered the ball on I yard line. on a triple pass. Robinson Minnesota's 20 yard Line. Flanagan! ado a yard. Fields got two yards.

got around right end for 24 yards to Rogers got through guard for to Minnesota's four yard line. Enright yards. went over left tackle for a outhdown. i Kreuz went back to kick froza 4,,11,,,,, 1, I placement. The 'r ball hit the goal post.

failed to kick goal. sin fake pass formation, and Krause; 1 Wisconsin Is Penalized. Dame 7 Minnesota, O. flopped to the ground. Score: Ohio; tore through wide gap for a touch-1 Badgers-were penalized 15 yards for State 0 Iowa.

O. I Smith replaced Ma down. Crofoot drop kicked point. V. I holding.

Fluke punt by Leo Harmon a SECOND QUARTER. 1 Dame's line. Smith kid censin, Purdue, O. I gave Purdue ball on own 4'2 yard line. rell, who ran back to Fry lost two yards on a wide end yard line, doe Leo Harmon ran Harmeson's kick i Lorson of Badgers for Stipek.

Taube sting wer 15 yards to Badger 39 yard line. liar- 1 to Wilson resulted in 7 yard gain. run. On the -first pass of the game middle for 9 yards. Sc Kuch mon punted to Wilcox, who was I Taube punted to Croloot who returned ts heaved the ball to Schirmer, for 'Notre Di downed on own 35 yard line.

Failing: to Own 15 yard line. Harmon imme- who was downed on Ohio's 10 yard i made it first down on to gain, Taube punted short to Badger diately punted back to midfield. WU line just as be caught the ball. Fry yard line. Murrell 41ntt- .1 fray.

fnti un flopped to the ground. r5core: unto I State, Iowa. O. I Smith replaced Mayer 1 Dame's line. Smith kicked QUARTER.

rell' who ran back to Fry lost two yards on a wide end I yard line, Joesting went run. On the -first pass of the game 1 middle for 9 yards. Kutsch heaved the ball to Schirmer, I Flanagan for Notre who was downed on Ohio's 10 yard i I made it first down on line just as he caught the ball. Fry yard line. Murrell to gitill, 1.4.01-M PLAILLt'll nor 1.0 AS arclg into center for four yards.

in Notre off to MurSECOND Minnesota's 32 through the Scharer replaced Dame. Joesting Minnentita's 47 made 5 yards 33 yard line. Harmon punted to NVI1-1 cox snared long pass from Taube ripped Al through middle. tnquibt added 3 cox, who was nailed on own 28 yard and had a clear field. He was caught Kutsch shot through Ohio's right yards.

Ascher got through the mid. line. Wilcox broke through line for i from behind by Crofoot on Badgers' tackle and was nailed two yards from die for a first down on Notre Dame's first Leo Harmon 20 yard line. Purdue failed to gain on intercepted I the goal line. In a drive inside tackle 25 off II carried the ball to within a foot yard line.

Murrell made 3 yards oarmeson's pass on Wisconsin 35 yard three attempts and Harmon knocked rY I left tackle. Murrell went through the line. Radke for Barnum. Radke down a long pass on fourth. Wilcox 1 the his ter or a hh's kick from touchdown was of the elineh.

center for touchdown t3 in I le for 10 more for a first down on I punted to Wilcox on Boilermaker 28 smeared in tracks' receiving Badger I Not Dame's 9 yard line. J. Smith yard line. First quarterWisconsin, punt. Taube punted over goal after I I replaced Marilli for Notre Dame.

Roach A series of success Purdue I iful passes. Mc blocked by He5s Score: Iowa', '1; I replaced Scharer for Notre Dame. ruraue, U. I Andrews for Krause. 1Viscom Ohio State, O.

in, I Joesting made 5 yards. putting the u- er 0: i Cowboy Kutsch was removed from Ion Notre Dame's 5 yard line. Alm- period. Colorado 7: 'Utah 6. Washington.

10; An leo. 7. California. Oregon. 0 Itimt N.

D. Aga Ova Moines. O. Nrbraska 4. Oukota.

0 half 1. Oklahoma. Southern Itlettiodist O. ball On his own 40 yard line and "'turned it eight yards before being evel outside. Tulane was penallixd tor off Hide.

3tzrgan could not gain and Flour-bunted over the Purple's goal line, The ball being put into play on the Nrple's 20 yard line. Northwestern kl'Jt 2S yards when Lautenschlaeger cm ZS yards when Lautenschlaeger Flanagan again Score: Notre Dame, 7. Riga li replaced Wallace for Notre Dame. Hyde replaced Drill for Minnesota and MacKinnon replaced Cooper. Notre Dame kicked off to Joesting, who returned to hio own 28 yard line.

and Chicago took the ball on hPr own 20 yard line. Thayer Crosses Goat. McCarty got a yard. Carty got 6 yards through left guard. ROUbd failed to gain.

He punted to Leith on SECOND QUARTER. Harmeson delayed a pass too long and was thrown for 10 yard loss. Crofoot ran Taubes punt back to midfield for Badgers. Three plays failed. Taube punted to Crofoot, who ran to his own 40 yard line.

Leo Harmon broke away 55 yards for a touchdown but play was called back beettuse Harmon was out of bounds after 25 yard gain. Liechtel for Harmeson; McAndrews for Radke; Schell for Hogan. Leo Harmon threw successful 15 yard pass to Cro foot. Cameron for Burrus; Doyle Harmon for Krause. Deep House recovered Leo Harmon's fumble I ter VI et Iv A sw a c.

b. house recovered Leo Harmon's fumble werfered ulth Selders efforts to catch ph D. Degree to Be Given A I the game and Dauber took his plac. FOURTH QUARTER. quigt failed to gain through the line.

kicked off to Schirmer. who Joesting made 2 yards through mid-Leo Harmon punted 30 yards to mid- I came back ten yards to Iowa's 38 yard dle. It was fourth down with the goal field and Taube was nailed in his line. Iowa lost fifteen yards for hold- line to gain. Alinquist went over right tracks.

Purdue passes again failed and tackle Mown. Ascher added Taube kicked a dead stop punt to Wis- ing on the next play. Schirmer or a touchdown. around his right end for eighteen yarek consin' Iowa 15 yard line. Harmon kicked a point with a Place kick.

Score: Min- a low rolling punt to Taube, who was to 's 46 yard line. Dauber made nesota, Notre Dame, 7. it first down on Iowa's 48 yard fine. Blurrell kicked off to Hearndon. who again nailed in his tracks.

McCor- mick intercepted Purdue's pass behind The Hawkeyes were penalized five returned to his own :9 yard line. yards for offside. Schirmer fumbled, Roach lost a yard trying to circle right the line of scrimmage, carrying the but recovered the ball for a loss on end. Hearndon made only 1 yard ball to Purdue's 26 yard line. Cam- his 39 yard line.

Graham punted and eron was substituted for Polasky. Leo Iowa downed the ball on Ohio's four around left Roach failed to gain around right end. Harmon crashed through the Purdue yard line. Romey, the Ohio end, was I Edwards punted to Almquist, who line for 11 yards. Leo added three I taken out and Gorrill took his place.

I was downed on his own 39 yard line. vales Late- L.0 vuu wa. I sztwaros puntect to wno line for 11 yards. Leo added three was downed on his own 39 yard line. -11 taken out and Gorrill took his place.

I Hanousek relieved Enright for Notre I chicago's-46 yard line. On the -11- rs-t Dame. Joesting made three yards and play Rogers passed to Thayer on Chi-followed with three more. lie hit the cago's 20 yard line. Thayer eluded line for another three yards.

Joest- Curley to score a touchdown. Kreuz's ing made it a down on his own 38 kick from placement was good. Score; Physical EducatiGn Student Columbia university- will give what Is reported to be the first doctor's degree ever presented to a student In physical education next spring when Carl Peter Schott receives the degree of doctor of philosophy. OUTCAST Pennsylvan-isa Chi cave 0- Lieterfor Nelson. Crotoot ran Purdue more.

a Marek Kicks to Safety. I Murrell made a yard and Joesting only two yards on two plays, and then yard line. Almeuist and Peplaw made and S. Rouse. kicked Maroon oonr for half lalf Chicago, Duval and Kernwein replaced Mark I added 2 more.

Almquist made 3 more, Alinquist tried a forward pass but a i punt to own 42 yard line. Hill for McAndrews' Kick Fails. i Deep House; Wilson for Koransky; An- McAndrews missed a placement Marek kicked from behind his own failed. Ascher punted to Edwards. pe and it a the derson for Spencer; Stillwell for Pill- kick.

Purdue's ball on the 20 yard gool to Ohio's 45 yard line. SChirmer ws fourth down with 4 ards who was downed on his own 18 yard to gain. Ascher punted to Edwards. ball going out of bounds on Penn man; Wilke of Badgers for Wilson: line. Merkbrad for Leichtel; Snow for was good for five yards around Ohio's McCormick for Stipek; Smiley of Puts Winkler.

Taube kicked to Wisconsin left end. Two plays failed to gain, so who ran out of bounds on his own I 10 line. Parisien replaced Edwards for 25 yard line. The ball was called back. Notre Dame.

Perelli made ten yards and Lampe kicked to Thayer, Is ho due for Taubc; Merkobrad for Wilcox; 35 yard line. Doyle Harmon went in Graham punted. the ball going out of yard line. Hearadon failed to gain. He followed with 8 yards around left d.

Flanagan mada ex fumbled. Ilobecheid recovering on Snow for Winkler; Schotte for Bolan; for Barnum and ran 40 yards around bounds on Ohio's 23 yard line. In two aroud off right tackle. Hanousek hit Iklaugge of Wisconsin for Von Bremer. Purdue's right end.

After losing 10 plays Karow gained four yards. Marek end. Enright made it first down on Penn's 35 yard line. Kernwein made the middle for three yards. his own '20 yard line Roach loet 1 5 around right end.

Kernwein passed Both tsains stalled for the half with yards, Leo Harmon punted out of punted out of bounds on Iowa's 36 Van Duzee replaced Joesting for Min- yards trying to circle right end. Ed- Ito Duval.who placed the ball on Penns hue plays. 1Visconsin, Purdue, O. bounds on Purdue's 5 yard line. Wis- yard line.

Schirmer made three yards nesota. wards tried a forward pass, Roach replaced Flanagan for 20 axd line. 'Penn took time out. Mc- THIR QUARTER. consin sent in flock of substitute he which s.

throug center. but was held when I failed' Notre Hanousek fumbled and Carty 'went 2 yards. then out of With the exception of Leichtel for Taube to Wilcox pass combination ad- tried to repeat. Graham punted to Parisien Races 75 Yards. I Minnesota, got the ball on liotre bounds.

he tore through left guard Marek, who ran out of bounds on Harmeson for Purdue, the original vanced ball to Badger 35 line on Ohios 30 yard line. Edwards punted to Almeutst. who Dame's 40 yard line. Van Duzee made for 2 yards. Duval's pass over the lineup started at the half.

After re- three plays. Doyle Harmon inter- four yards. Fredericks replaced Boer-, Oa I line was knocked down by Rogers. ,.1 yin I kick. Leo Harmon cented Purdue pass on his 20 yard line.

ss st vs rs lima almonist lost three 1 Inger. Van Duzee Ohio uncorked its first pass, marek ran back 15 yards to Notre Dame's I made it first down 1 The Quakers took the ball on their own orft, by Elizabeth York Miller I'Pass. Gustafson made five off right A Purple pass failed. Lewis to Tulane's 23 yard line. FlourttY punted to Soldheim on the Wilditta.

20 yard line. Tulane was offside I 4Awls punted and the quarter ended the ball in the Purple' possession ea their own 31 yard line. 1 Stm'et Tulane, Northwestern, O. SECOND VA RTER. i 1 Co.tigtarson and Lewis failed to aln I thrgh Tulane's line.

On a long pass gained 50 yards. Lewis la Ettidel, the latter being brought On Tulane's thirty yard line. It the first big chter the game the Northwestern rooting section. again failed on a Lide plunge. oer long pa.ms.

Lewis to White. llocomplete. the latter continuing on over the goal for Northwest- a first touchdown. Lewis place 1-1Lt'1 for the extra point. Christman in for Gustafson at left half.

11fal kicked off to Lautenschlaeger, 1 oqt the Purple was off hide and Lewis 't'l off sgain. this time from the ve yard line. Lautenschlaeger .4.4 the ball ber 0 I 14 0 Wn goal i a i 1 and returned the ball to his own 17 Yard I now pl.iii,g left half back N-ortliwestern. Lautenss Iliaeger loose for a ten yard gain, but s'Itiled when and Johnson of ti recovered the ball. The Via lf-ik, I miliztal 1,5 yards for I punted to Lautert.

"ttger, larho was downed on him own itAzto oluett ou pose vol la a CO on Notre Dame's 30 yard line. 120 yard line. Kreus went through Almquist failed to rain. Almquist center for two yards. Hake replaced tried a forward pass but failed.

He. sterackL The quarter ended. Penn, 2 bec- made another pass to Kopplin, which had the ball on it 2 yard line. was completed on Notre Dame's 221 ond down and eight to go. Score: punteti on first down.

Wilson ran ball' Leo Harmon punted to midfield as to a it," to midfield. A pass. Leichtel to Kor. game ended. Wisconsin, Purdue, 0 Schirmer bringing down the Ohio cap- 1" axds trying right end.

Perch i re tain. It was Ohio's first down of the paced Hearndon for Notre Dame. battle. On a trick play Karow ripped JDesting failed to gain. Murrell gained SOCCER GROWING ICrimson to Display Sterling' repeated for two more.

He repeated ward pas 35 yards to Abcher who through center for seven yards. He two yards. Joesting made a great for. fetr nrsm s. -mast downed on Notre Dame's 514 yard tsItyLl PO' A ki 1 t.os a Is110111 0,..11111 ail its repeatea lor Lwo nayr.

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Peplaw firs down on Iowa's A li wne Joesting made one yard over A veteran football scout after seeing. Marek to Clark, rettcd nine right tackle. Joesting fumbled on the made tWO YaZdd I ePlaw added seven A veteran football scout after seeing. pass, llarek to Clark. vetted nine rignt tackle.

ayeEl-ies. i i.alrlIJILLL Jut Laz I Pennsylvania, Chicago. O. SECOND QUARTETL. Drain replaced Curley.

Maroon gua.7- terback. Kreuz kicked to Draln who Drain replaced Curley. MaeolDn 4 ea7. Kreuz kicked to Drain 1 Attendance records at the opening Harvard in action predicted that the yard. Marek hit center for IlrEt down next play through the line, and Part-.

Yards more to the 11 yard line. Alm- I Crimson offense will produce a lot of on the Iowa '21 yard line. A long pass siert. who had Just replaced Edwards, quist niade it first down on the ninelterback. by Marek was intercepted by Schirmer I grabbed the ball and ran 75 yards to yard line.

A pass. Almquist to Ascher. fumbled. but recovered in time to rusli forward passing this fall. The attack on Iowa's ten yard line.

I Minnesota's 19 yard line before he was I was completed. but netted only one the bull back 10 yards to Chicago's is built to order for passes. he con-1 tends. and he claims the Cheek to 1 Coach Wilee shot in an entire new I brought down. A forward pass.

Pan- yard again. Riley replaced Parisien 43 yard line. Hiller or Miller to Cheek play will be- line at this stage- 'After three short sien to Roach. put the ball on Minna- at quarter for Notre Dame. Minne- IkIcCarty tore through right tackle come a byword in football circles as Pass: for 9 yards.

Duval's short pass was gains through the line Schirmer ripped 1 sota's three yard line. O'Boyle re- sota Just had time to try one in at his left tackle for nrst down on placed Roach for Notre Dame. O'Boyle which was grounded when the gun knocked down. Kernwein barely made was the Felton to Casey combinationl I Made two Yards to the one yard hoe, ended the game. final bcore: Notre find, down.

McCarty got left a few )ears ago. (Continued On page I', comma .) amd the was nred, Clattng the Dame, 12; Minnesota, 7. guard. Ito blipped or. tiglat tac.144::lie I American league soccer games this season have far surpassed those of last year.

in many cases the attendance has practically doubled. If the experience of other countries is any criterion. soccer in the States is fast approaching the point where it will be recognized as the premier Lal and winter sport. TOMORROW .1 t- le 'I.