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I nok0 CHICAGO SUNDAY TRIBUNE: NOVEMBER PART n-P A GE gin site to: juieNewe Walter JoiT to Make Bid for Toledo A A aub SOn 11 for aub 110H10 WESLEYAN IHOLDS SYRACUSE 3 10 3 TIE II 1 ANIL I Id I Ramo Ise To 310 3 TIE I ALERT DRAKE TIIE GALLOPING II4 1TTKEYE ELEVEN BEATS HUSKERS, 14,0 'N 1, i 14::, ,.1 I KANSAS ARIES BEAT MARQUETTE Oil SAFETY, 284, Is Played in Whirl Toledo. O. Nov. report in hosPboll circles bore toter Is that Johnson. Wastotitt7 star twirler.

is en route to Toitc from Florida to (-omploto with a rrimbPr of TolPdo mon fore, po re ha ow. I rilf-J hasebal here tott Watibitre, t4t to Toed, noglxletkitt mtv for -raeehal Golf Problem. Iteeent ly we received a golf problem which was too cotrkplex for us, SO we sought an oMcial decision from Treasurer A. C. Allen of the Western Golf association, who also is chairman of the rules committee.

Here is the question and the answer: Dear Wake: 'While playing in a Scotch foursome my partners ball lay about threo inches from the hole in S. although not in the line of my putt. On my putt I dropped his ball. Our opponents claimed his score for the hole was 6 because we were partners in the Scotch foursome; however, we were also playing syndicates. Is the correct score 5 or M.

N. W. or M. N. W.

of Nose for Ball Makes Both Scores Possible. Ichisc In thc Amc.rican assoclatlot. mg Snow. 1 Tho. Tr )104ansi clalm that if thou got lat inroi art! conri Walter Irk, I pon tnrne tb o.

nom' rnamary ithe Tolccio club next pication. asoelauet. If the sL Walter Jt I. 171'1444" 10311. FOOTBALL TITLES.

HAMPAIGN. Nov. 7.Prom I --Itilmones mining the often disputed Big! 1 Ten football title. Now, officially. I is no such thing as a Big Ten title.

The conference wisely declines, to recognize a championship, both be Blichle and Carr Score, mime there is no way of arriving at an unquestioned decision and because I it prefers to foster rivalries between Field Goals. I colleges rather than encourage elevens 1 to go out for premier honors. th In theory that is all right, and 1 conference is absolved from perplexing Syracuse, N. Nov. 1 situations.

But the public wants big toe of brilliant Eddie Blickle gained I champion, the newspapers recognize that demand, and so there usually is Ohio Wesleyan, champion of the Ohio some sort of conclusion on the sub-conference, a 3 to 3 tie with Syracuse Ject, seldom satisfactory and often here today. with the honors awarded to an uncle-1 1 With only three minutes to play. feated team which is not the strongest 1 eleven at the end of the season. Blickle scored 4'. field goal from the 1 I 23 yard line after he and Harley 1 It now looks as if this season would Pearce had alternated in carrying the 'end with more than one undefeated ball from the westerner? 48 5.2rd i team.

You certainly cannot take honors to the Orange 18 yard mark. Goich from an unbeaten eleven and give it to any other eleven in the same body Carr. Syracuse half back, scored a on comparative scores. for in the modern' field goal from placement from the 0 game comparative wores mean lit-1 2 yard line in the second period. tie.

Syracuse found Ohio Wesleyan the I Neither can you rig up a percentage system based on relative strength of op- best team it has faced this year. With two brilliant backs in Pearce and Ed. ponents which will do the trick. It would die Blickle, a pair of giant ends in be just enough. perhaps.

to penalize Campbell and Lamme and a hard team which consistently sought weak 1 charging tackle in Bob Tilton, the opponents but the same percentage 1 big toe of brilliant Eddie Elick le gained champion, the newspapers ree Wesie.yan, champion of the Ohio that demand, and so there usm conference, a 3 to 3 tie with Syracn ac some sort of conclusion on th ject, seldom satisfactory and here today. with the honors awarded to an With only three minutes to play. feated team which is not the Elick le scored field goal from the eleven at the end of the season. I I 1 1 I 1 NEW YORK HOLDS COLUMBIA GRID TEAM TO 66 Tir YOLDS I GRM 66TIE 1 ..7, 1: 1 a --) i- -s IF vit. I -i -4, ,..) 1 :5, 1 t.

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Nov. Somewhat tn the Fr.1 rprise of bias Ptanch footlall followers the It.t clad gridir warriors of New Let University down from Iheights rayed mad trtz, to a today at Laker the final score Each scort'd a both tarliestcz, 1 he result of forward pa met Aty4- I saw the battle. LIneup: COIXMLIA ill N. Y. C.

tc. Li. wiberr 1.7 s. the result of forward pames. Jay; I 1 0 00 saw the bat.

Uneup: COIXMLIA ill N. Y. C. tc. I.

7 of ceat )wers the 4. of New Let rn from and Laker 4 Each tanies ames. tneup: Y. C. Milwaukee, Nov.

Aggies defeated Marquette universitx. 1-ere today in a wnirling 2 to 0, when Fleck. the Aggies right end. nailed Demoting behial bis goal line after he had recovtred a fumbled punt. Although conditions were more favorable for snowshoeing than football.

the game was marked by ze me tine line play and hard tackling and blocking. Randall. the Kansas Aggies left end. was seemingly in every play and smeared many Marquette formations before the interference was stareil. Dilweg was doing the same for Marquette on his end of the line.

hile Ballard was offering able assistance to Randall in sweeping back right side of Marquette's line. The play resolved into a punting duel early in the first period and throughout the game. Demoling Arching his boots with those of c'ehrane to see which side would get the break. It came in the second period. when Demoling himself took a punt near his goal line, juggled it for a rn-qrtent and went down under Fleck's slashing tackle behind his goal line with the ball in his possession.

On several occasions Marquette was in position to attempt a drop kick. bit the condition of the ball was such that only one try was made. and Demoling missed the ball completely on tl.e attempt. The lineup: 114. 1.

I This Wake la Harvey T. Conducted by lielp! Help! Dear Mr. Woodruff: In further reply to your letter. there is no doubt in our mind that Rule 2. applying to three or four ball matches would cover the case mentioned by you.

and the hall would have to be replaced. The correct score would be 6. This rule covers the case I very plainly and we can find no excep-1 tion to It in the Royal and Ancient Book i of Decisions. A. C.

Allen. i Roulette Systems. While at French Lick we observed a player with one of the Inevitable systems for beating roulette. It called for vary-1 ing stakes but was not a double up affair. Play was either on odd or even and adhered to that.

In theory you could lose six bets and win four and break even, or win five and lose lire and quit winner. It won for the three nights we watched. The trouble with most systems is that a had break vripes out one's capital. Once we bad a friend with a system for beating the It called to win a day. For three weeks it worked and our friend wondered whow long has this been going on and me not profiting by It." Finally came a run of losers and the bankroll was shot.

Our tabulation showed that $15,800 would have been needed before the system got to working again. Des Moines, Nov. ing through a driving snowstorm. -hich at times assumed the proportions of a the Drake university football team today defeated Nebraska. 14 to 0, in a game marking dedication of the new Drake stadium.

Glenn Spmrs. Drake back field ace, scored the first touchdown of the game in the opening period when he scooped up Brown's fumble and irprinted fifty yards to the goal. Ed Wier blocked Everett's attempt to kick goal. The second Drake touchdown was made in the fourth period. Drake recovered a fumble on Nebraska's 25 yard line.

Sutherland immediately broke away for a nine yard run and a moment later carried the ball to Nebraska's 1 yard line, where he fumbled momentarily, but recovered the ball as two Husker tacklers hit him and carried him across the goal with the ball in his possession. The attempted goal kick again was unsuccessful. Drake scored two more points late in the last quarter, when Capt. Ed Weir, called back for a punt. was downed behind his' own goal line for a safety.

Lineup: 'NEBRASKA (0j. DRAKE 141. Sprarue Sampel Ed Weir L. fifairy Raish L. Anibetand Hutchison Amend S4r-oola R.

nobertgon Randall R. Ewart Larion R. Sloan Brown Q. Everett Rhodes L. Cook A.

Mandery R. Spears Daily F. Cronkhite TouchdownsSpears. Sutherland (sob for Everett SafetyEd Weir. Officials: RefereeEd Cochrane Kalamai-Too UmpireDenny iBrowni.

Head linesmanRiley Shi ti Sehmititrach Aiwa Wu llama thz. Kerman Furey iinta KPlan L. If 0.3a Madden Brat 1 Norris F. for Laic Fumy for Brady. for ATliartia.

itor. for Brady for FIrry Auileb fat le Furey for Brady. N. T. E.Peat.xx for Refly.

W1V.te for Maier. Thher Roqrtle. Losa for RefereeP. P. loeft-Gralb Mottos R.

Ronearr judgeF. S. Bereen Read fro, J. crawl. kiwi, LIE r11: 1311 far Kavi, ATtiares.

leaAuich tat la Y. rither h. Bataan Cotlit hrunautkl. Pa4 I. Read kab Drage.

Ohio eleven time and again stopped the powerful charges of the Orange backs and unleashed an aerial offensive that was spectacular and threatening. Uneup: smAcusz Isl. O. WESLETA 1 31 Hanson Carnybell Davie? Tilton Biggs fllttTh Friedman McCracken BUM R. 0 Powell Levy R.

Nelson Archoska R. Wright Foie? Q. Winters Carr Blickle Clarke Pearce Barbuti uney Field goalsCarr. Blickie. RefereeDan Luby.

Pennsylvania. Umpire W. Shields. Brown. LinesmanJ.

C. Bolderness. Lehigh. Field judgeC. A.

Right. Columbia. COLGATE, 19; PROVIDENCE, 7) Cowboy Nick Ksztsch, Univeraty of Iowa hall back, taking the football for a stroll aboard his trusty pony. Nick was out of the Iowa game yesterday, nursing injuries, and during his absence the Hawkeye title chances were jolted by Wisconsin, 6 to O. mARQT71--rrt: (I'LL FIKAs.

AGG1Es 121. Dilweg MILLIKIN AND 1 Cartwright 1,.. Ballard L. TombBariugfah I ILLMOIS COLLEGE Craine .0 Fah ay 11. McGee C.

I Lane C.1 It. Pearson BATTLE TO Tic Ra Lane C.I R. ef. arson BATTLE TO TIE ND TO TIE would apply to an eleven willing to play all comers but unable to secure the I dates. If Iowa goes through unbeaten, could any mythical honors justly be taken from Iowa and awarded to Michigan.

or poavibly Chicago. because those elevens played more Big Ten games? Iowa was willing to play either Chicago or Michigan. but could not match schedules. In fact. Iowa had to go to the Pacific coast for its final game of the season because it could not obtain a conference opponent.

So whatever the faults, the unofficial Big Ten title. as In the past, will be determined by public opinion and the verdict of football critics rather than by any other arbitrary system. East IS East. I took him ta the Tribune Tower (Hei lives in New Tork City). Be said.

Of course I must admit The lines are rawther witty." gut. 0, hew short," be said to me: The Woolworth is much higher." 6' But net se beautiful." I urTed Ills eyes called me a nail I stopped him, on the sow lake drive. To frost his meters eye On gray steno buildings, melting is An orchid sunset sky. But as be looked be closed Ms eyes. And mid, as in a prayer; Our sky line is a sketchy thing.

It's copied everywhere." 'Twos thee my renscirmee Hew away; thhtk me awfal. Wake. But I kept backing up until--I lest bin in the lake. HAMM. NAVY WALLOPS W.

MARYLAND FORDHAM PUSHES HOLY 'CROSS FROM TITLE RACE, 17-0 Flaherty R. Fleck Demoling Q. Cochrane Heimsch L. II Holzinger i McCormick R. Wilson Bader Mather SatetyEansas A gs les.

Officials: HP ttnreeH I Armyl 1-mpirt. Edmonds I Kansas I Head linesmanGee Dartmouth Field judgeRay 2 i IOKLAHOMA, KANSAS, 0 1 Dumbbell Pomes. I won't stand for this," said Mr Brown. And as he 'poke he sat right down- SAM IL Encyclopedia Americana. Improper Advances Investments With Kid Weil.

Badger. I Wonder-- Where ail the snow goes to In summertime 1Johnny Join pop What does a kitchen sink Do Ton Remember 'Way Back When: Shufelt's distillery was located on the east end of the Chicago avenue bridge, where Montgomery Ward building now stands, and after the spirits were removed from the stills the refuse was fed to hundreds of cows that were housed in low sheds on the bank of the river and back of the main building?" Pat." Jacksonville. Nov. 7Special Fighting over a field of mud het this afternoon. Millikin unlvertety an Illinois college battled to a 2 to 2 tif Bishop of Millikin and Bowman of linois each were tackled behind own goal lines for safeties in the firs: period.

Lineup: MILLIICIN. Douglas L. R. Go Idabel Carp LT Ryan Arnholl L. Braes I Pattern vetch; Richey R.

Stevan Flint R. 111 Siesmier Jritinsin Bishop Q. Peieftk. Kish L. 14 Dark in It Hinton IleGktRe feree-7-Horton Normal).

rtePtreE7 I Illinois I Head ImesaianRoeiling Crosse I 7---Special of mud ordvertuty an a to 2 tt Bowman of lee in the firs. N. Nov. Coach Harlow assigned the entire Colgate second team to duty against Providence here today. and the Maroon won 19-7.

The field was a sea of mud and the straight football predominated. The Colgate reserves outplayed the visitors all the way. The New Englanders touchdown came after a blocked Colgate punt, which rolled to the Maroons 8 yard line. Colgate lire held and Providence completed a pass on the fourth down for the score. Lineup: PROVEDMWE 71.

COLGATE I 19 1 Connors L. urplry Abrams L. O'Leary Harnisch L. Realt Burke .0 Connors Bloomfield Tomassi Mason R. 1klawroeki Sebrnidt Smith Bull Dalton Newell Allen Anderson B.

Bride Bull EL Dalton Newell EL Allen Anderson B. Bride O'Leary Resit Connors Tomassi Ilawroekt Smith Gonzaga Eleven Batters Whitman College, 13 to 0 Walla Walla. Nov. After a scoreless first half. Gonzaga scored a touchdown in the third period in the game with Whitman college here, scored the try for point and another touchdown in the final period.

while Whitman was unable to cross the invaders goal. The final score was 13 to O. New York, Nov. defeated Holy Cross today, 17 to O. and thereby vaulted one of the chief obstacles in its way to the eastern Catholic college championship.

It was the first defeat of the oseason for Holy Cross, the conqueror of Harvard. The first score came when Manning's short lunge at the "ale took the ball over in the third period. An offside penalty on Holy Cross had placed the ball within one yard of goal. A march down the field and Woerner's 5 yard end run again scored for Fordham in the fourth period. In the same quarter Graham scored by a 45 yard dropkick.

Graham dropkicked two goals for points after touchdowns. Annapolis. Nov. 7.Special. The Naval academy football team defeated Western Maryland here this afternoon, 27 to O.

The Navy team's running game fell down badly except in the final quarter when two colt backs, Ramsford and Milligan, got in the game and made real gains, while the passing game was only partially effective. Lineup: NAVAL ACADEMY WESTERN MARY1271. LAND Ol. Williamson Clark Bernstein I Meroble Lentz CI Wisener Hutchins Perry Pierce R. Williams ICI Eddy Iverson Bernet R.

Harrison Hamilton cM ains Caldwell L. Sillin Hann agan R. Long Shapley Hann TouchdownsCaldwell 21. Bernet Lansford. Pont after touchdownShaplel.

RefereeM. J. Thompson (Georgetown I UmpireT. J. Ryan Michigan.

Head linesmanW. S. Sugden Harvard). Field judge C. E.

Keyes Lehigh). Time of periods15 minutes. Substitutions: Naval academy Hoerner for Williamson. Alebel for Bernstein. Crosse for Lentz.

Kirk for Eddy. Condra for Caldwell. Milligen for Condra. Bans-ford for Shapley. Banks for Hannagan.

Hans-ford for Banks. Shapley foe Ransford. Western Maryland--Bona for Williams. Felrie for McMains. Chambers for Hann.

Hann for Long. Norman. Okla Nov. The Oklahoma Sooners and the Kansas Jayhawks fought to a scoreless tie his afternoon in Oklahoma's homecoming game- Sixteen thousand persons witnessed the battle. A muddy field handicapped the offense of both teams.

Oklahoma outplayed the Jawhawks in the first half, three times taking the bail to the Kansas 1 yard line, but was unable to score. Each team attempted a place kick in the second half, but both efforts were short- Liner.11 KANSAS. OKLAR011 LH. Baker Lecrone oIgh Guffes Kullman Brockman Burton Wall we SAtiborn Wolfe W. Mulba.

IL c. I R. Sunter Powers R.E Brown Hamilton Q. Stough 14 leek LJ 1 Potts Anderson R. Hill Han P.

Lamb RefereeGreyer I Waslatorten UmPilsa McBride isaourt Valley I Bead linesman-- Bates I I Van Born IF. Spring TouelidownsVan Born 12 Anderson. Murphy. Points after tonehdownaNewell. Substitutions: ColgateTimm for Sehmidt.

McFarlane for Timm. '11mm for Connors. Seybold for Bull. Curran for Barnisch. Sim for Bloomfield.

Williamson for Burka. Brewer for Newell. ProvidenceMaroney for Connors. Sullivan for Tornaasi. Me Beige for S'pring.

Spring for Me Beige. MeGeough for Dalton. Russo for Smith. MeNeige for Spring. Murphy for O'Leary.

J. Rugs for Murphy. RefereeE. P. Miller Illaverfordl.

UmpireD. R. Benson Villa N'ova I. Lines- I manEarl 11 at haw aY ISiracu.eI. COE BEATS KNOX, 3-0 Cedar Rapids, Nov.

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MISSOURI, 14; Oi St. Louis, Mo, Nov. University of Missouri Tigers continued their march toward another Missouri Valley footbaW championship by downing the Washington university Pikers today. 14 to O. Missouri scored touchdowns in thp second and fourth periods.

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