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"NT A THE "lanCAgO'BPXDAY TRIBUNE; XOVEIMBER 25, 1917. PAGE S. FAUT BEATS mm OTHER tCCTEALL GAMES crEAT LAKESJO, BRANDY'S BOOT WINS 3-0 GAME FOR NOTRE DAME ANGRY HOOSIERS BATTER PURDUE IN 37-0 VICTORY Kalamazoo. 6: Olivet. 10.

South Dakota Stale. 1S; MacAleeter, O. Deniaon, 47; Wittenbere. O. Dubuque Germans.

44: Upper Iowa, 12. Ypsilauti. 13: Hillsdale 3. Woooter. 20: Otter b-in.

0. HeidelberB-. 14: Muskiwrum. O. Baldwln-Wallaccv 1: Hiram.

7. Worcester Tech. 18; Camp Devens Ammunition train. O. HWhiiT Akron O.

Center. 28; Transylvania, 0. 1 THE DWS OF REAL SPORT ARe ANaJFVU SCARCE THS ThX FPrviS lirfe IlKSrSAnfli Rce Xo this 8uT i fiOesS icl JhtVvJlh WAiS OMur Twoclve mavs. To Hve. one HSSsafcW fVfyXv V- LAST VEIVR-4 Bot TrtErRFl 60UT TicM 'POUnPS- A V1 ll' 'eat lf GREATSCRAP potsy Clark Makes Scoro Possible with a Run of 32 Yards.

Indiana, with Two Stars; Barred, Surprises Its State Rivals. Player Who Beat Army Downs Wash, and Jeff, in West-East Clash. OHIO HELD EVEN BY AUBURN TEAM Montgomery, Nov. 24. Auburn today held the western conference champion football team of Ohio State university to a scoreless tie in a benefit game played before the Ohio National guard division at Camp Sheridan.

Ohio was the aggressor throughout but when Its goal line was In dan- Pclal. rroy triumphed over the navy e-T "'V kid- service irame at Asho- tfie 7 to 0. Washington, Nov. 24. Spe- "ten, IV Bloomlngton, InoU Novv 24.

Special. Surprising Purdue with a whirlwind offense, Indiana overwhelmed its ancient rival, 37 to 0. Playing without the services of Howard and Ewert, the Crimson stars who were declared ln- cial.J Joe Brandy, Notre Dame's ger the Plainsmen beat back every as-flashy 137 pound half back, was the sault. caB HriarW a lieutenant in Uncle p3f Jd I force and former IlUnl hero for Camp Funston. tilt.

a A.U a 1 to Chic Harley, the visitors star. western team's hero in the 3 to 0 vic- tory over and in the Intersection-' twice had opportunities to achieve vie-. eligible on the eve of the great home- hip i al game here today. Brandy's trusty tory through field goals, but botn times coming game, tne fauenm coacnea team Biln flfld put the army In a position early In the second quarter. vwal Training; station team held right toe sent a kick from placement nis kicks w'ere wide, mgiit nail isacK carried the fight to Its rivals in tne th eoal nosta from the fortv- Ducote for Auburn played almost as fir8t quarter and outplayed, outfought.

'e-i It five yard line in the third quarter, brilliantly as did Harley and his great and outwitted the eleven which wa punting proved a factor in counteract- picked to win. 8 of five that not Camp Funston boys, and Brandy is the same player who de- j- ohlo gtatea Bmashing drive. Line-cided Notre Dame's former intrsec- Every man on the winning team put every ounce of playing power into his 0 up: Auburn 101. I on4 PtirHiiA xgrua Venf trtA A. Ohio 101.

ton the line for eight yards and that won the tame. tional game in favor of the west. He made the touchdown that beat the Peabody a. Creel Stiles '4 rh, i fensive during the whole four periods. o.

except at the end, when the forward R. T. Courtney kicked goal. Army. Myers Warren B.

r. c. -i tr wo a lin in fin t- Vandyne Caton Navy LOCS jMiiiiiiwii. 9 th, -bint 'u Sizemore H. T.

tempt to proauce a roucnoown. Courtney! Bonner H. Notre uame. j-iegree, star punier oi E. I iGibson E.

iL-, with the army bavin an 'i irr. threiitenitiK to in- Slars for th Winners. Wlntnii. Rniraer. Ileurlnr.

H. B. I Robinson Donahue Q. Friedman R. H.

Harky Du-ote H. tt. n. a. Iteviufton )rM Referee Walker, V.

Jtt. l. I mpire the Hoilermaxer enas, ana aaaneu anty. St. Mary's.

Head Linesman Council- i throUrh wide o-aps which the forwards ift ana Its lead. The navy eleven lout uTiUr Johnson, early in the frame iurh an injury to kin lc. He -rot wk ror cnly a fw minutes of flashy linn lter- but the never ripped on the off tackle plays. The Crimson presented a well rounded and varied attack which the Purdue defense, was unable to solve at any time. THE' BUTCHER.

1 Ian, Umed to forced to a defensive play port of the time. i and seldom did Indiana have to punt COW wvui- to h.ive no efTeot It I Kansas City desire to pee foot-. thn service In art Ion Is 0:4, iliH a i pmjei" 15,000 attended the trame. IJneup of I'layer. GAMP GRANT ELEVEN the Catholics, was carried from the field after the very first play.

His wrenched knee that has kept him out of every game this season would not support him. Rydzewki was also lost to the visitors when he was put out of the game for slugging. Madl-gan, who was with the team against his physician's order, following a pneumonia attack, had just substituted for Degree, then moved over to Rydzewki's place. Although scarcely able to talk. Madigan played through the game.

Dalian Stars as Pilot. Bahan played a brilliant game at eiuarter for the winners. Henry and Garbisch, W. and star pair of tackles, met their equal the first time this season in Philbin and Andrews. Tresselon on offense and Henry on defense, stood out as the W.

and J. stars. W. and J. tried nineteen passes, but gained only forty-seven yards, as Notre Dame was watching for tricks.

Notre Dame tried only three passes and all failed. Battle to Standstill. On straight plays the teams were evenly matched and fought each other to a standstill tip and down the field. Lineup: 171. Urrat IftKi OJ.

fnniti GEHEEOHS CEBE3AL Barry Gives Camp Grant Boys Time Off to See Grid Game Here Next Saturday. OiitU. tol.vC AIIph. Ill T. 4 C.

Rubin. Mo Ij. Indiana's backs displayed running ability that gladdened the hearts of the hundreds of "old grads" who came back to see the annual scrap. Sainton's long forward passes worked for large gains time and again, while the) side kick caught the Boilermakers off their guard at least twice at critical moments. riay for Revenge.

The Crimson players were keyed to fighting pitch by the disqualification of their two stars, and Stiehm did the rest by welding together In the last day a combination that swept irresistibly through a surprised Purdue team. Lineup: DARTMOUTH BEATEN IN REVIVAL COMBAT WITH BROWN, 13 TOO t'tt If Col man. RUTGERS BEATS NEWPORT TEAM Brooklyn. N. Nov.

24. Cupid Black's Newport Naval Reserve team suffered its first defeat of the year here this afternoon when the powerful Rutgers college eleven won, 14 to 0. All scoring was done in the second period. Fullback Whitehall scored first with a touchdown between right guard and tackle. When Hite fumbled a punt on his own seven yard line Rutgers recovered.

Two short forward passes sent the collegians over for their second touchdown. Right Half Back Gardner booted both goals. The sailors line was weak before the tremendous smashing of the Rutgers backs. The former college stars performing in the bajckfield for Black's eleven did well, but could not offset the alertness of the Sanford team. Philadelphia Alan Wins Pinehurst Golf Tourney BEATS PICKED TEAM OF ROGKFORD, 35 TO 0 Huiim'H'.

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IOWA WINS AS GAME ENDS, 6-3 Iowa City. Ia, Nov. 24. Special. Thanks to Capt.

"Waddle" Davis, playing hie last college game, Iowa won the state football classic, defeating Ames. 6 to 3. Davis two drop kicks to Boyd's single boot turned the trick. Iowa went through the bruising game without a substitution, an unprecedented record for thla season's team. AMP GIIAN'T, Rockford.

111., Not. I Neb. ii. any. B.

it 'irLiiuti" Kw.iJ"bimiii. I'lt it. B. cIjxU 111 IKi.vm U. It.

B. St L.Smltl. Mt. if. B.

ln.m Km. lulowii IV-'-k. Mr Ir. Kmim City A. C.

fmptre (Jwnmny Lk.i'. Mirhiitaa. llrad liiii m.iti I'r. An- MaJ. Gen.

Barry today Issued orders allowing all national army men here time off from tan Mtnuun. reveille Dec. 1 to taps Dee. 2 to attend the Camp Grant-Camp Custer football game In thicago. He also permitted men time off for Thanksgiving day from 11 a.

m. to taps. Then just before the pistol cracked Davis booted his second goal from the twelve yard line and won the game in Boston, Nov. 24. The Brown-Dartmouth gridiron rivalry, once an annual feature of the New Kngland football calendar, was renewed today for the first time in eleven years, and Brown won, 13 to 0.

The contest was held on Braves' field. It was stubbornly fought and the largest Intercollegiate football crowd of the season here cheered the teams. "Brown's points were made in the third period. A wretched fumble of a a spectacular wlndup. Lineup: HAS MANY STARS ilws lev4 1)1 It safs Ames 131.

lows I A. Indiana 1371. I Purdue 10. R. Hess McDonald L.

It. R. Eneele Berne Mlnton Bosonits G. Pierce Cooler L. Julius Moorish L.

Hathaway Bartlett R. T. L. Rialey Mize B. Q.

Cravens Hume B. R. H. B. Huertnr Markley H.

B. L. H. Bowser Allen R. H.

B. F. Keerer Buffine F. B. Neal Ii.

B. f01. Carroll L. E. Henry -J- T.

G. Uotre Dame 31. ft. Kins Philbin R. Dogree jijdrewwki.

Madliran Breedon L. T. Foell.Shoeniaker.L,. G. R.

PyTss R. Omen wood O. Uunrelmwi Oallarer lu a Blick Wallace C. Guy Barknr O. Bleekeri 9, balk K.

T. Xm G. oia Touchdowns Mlnton 121. Henrinir. Bowser.

Straw O. arblsch R. T. Stein R. E.

Stobb Q-B Hadlay. Jaeccr, Piper R. B. Boyd Q. B.

kRg high punt by McDonough, Dart-T mouth quarter back, gave Brown the IjeiSni! ball on Dartmouth's ten yard line, and r. H. B. iarii lOspt.) L. Andrews Id.

Haye. Q. Bahan R. H.B Brandy L. H.

Peareou Aidrtch tCapt.JJj.H B. Trawl, Smith. U. H. B.

Ruble R. H. B. ft fe'k HI 1.4 lm n-ii He 4 Fire All-American foot ha 11 players, Mtiforrtd by many Alt wckIm and Allfflfereroe will repri-fient the Fort ShfrliUn Reiscrve Ortlfera Train-Inf eamp In the pimc against the Grat Uk JackJes at Stugg Held on Ihar.kirivins day. Three full elevenn are practlclnf? for the fray, and it i fanned to have rtrj man participate at some time ijrteg the contest.

The lineup and peronnal cf the reserves will not be uinouncNl, by edict of Col. Ityan, until tier the official award of commissions BY PARKE BROWNE Kockford, 111., Xov. 24. Special. There are folkn in theae parts who allow there's going to be a mighty good football game at Stagg field next Saturday when Camp Grant meets Camp Custer.

That opinion became universal here today when the Grant team defeated an eleven mode up from the team of the Rockford Amateur Athletic club and the Badger Athletic club. The acore was 36 to 0. The army officers showed a big improvement over last Saturday, when the Great Lakes team shaded them, 9 to C. The worry which followed that content has been replaced by a feeling that Grant will be well represented in the big army battle. Iahh than two minutes after the whistle Jack Kddy, former Princeton quarter, got away for twenty yards, and the march for the Hockford goal waa on.

Shiverick, Kddy, and did most of the running with the ball. In the second half Walter Wood performed brilliantly. The line held so hard that only once did Itoikford make first down. Line- Heater. Chief Brooks went over for a touch- i L.

II. Fetemon McCrelght F. liier Pinehurst. N. Nov.

24. L. Becker of Philadelphia won the president's trophy in the finals of the autumn tournament at Pinehurst today, defeating H. G. Phillips of Pinehurst, 1 up.

The governor's trophy, in 6econd division, went to C. P. Lancaster of Boston, who won over G. T. Dun-lap of Summit, N.

at the twentieth hole. The secretary's trophy, third division, was won by W. J. Hitchcock of Youngstown. Vanderloo F.

B. S). Boyd. Referee down. Brown scored again after tak-j "i('htrfcB'PaTia Hees.

Goals from touchdowns Hathaway (4). Goals from field Hathaway. Referee. Sehommer, Chicago. Cmplre Gardner.

Cornell. Head linesman R. T. Darts, Priacsioa. Field Judge HoSman, Chicaco.

S. n. COLLEGE. 10; MAC A LESTER, Brookings, S. Nov.

24. South Dakota State college closed its footba.il season today by defeating the It acAlester colleja eleven oa State field here. 19 to 0. The South Dakotans outclassed their opponents ia every department of the same. ard.

Bead Ilnewnan Hndsrea. Dartmoutn. Goal from field lAjidy. Reteree Cro. Bus, Dartmouth.

Umpire Hammon. Mlchl-ran. Head lineetuan Durfee. Willi ania. Time ot periods IS minutes.

OLYMPICS. SS; CRISADERS, 14. Field ludye Held, Mlnhlran. KCKHART PARK, 8t; HAMILTON. 11.

Eckliart park seniors defeated the Hamilton park firs. 32 to 11. Olympios defeated the Crusaders on the Fulueki park bavket floor, 28 to 14. 1 me emuryo omcei a ui wmy morn- 1 tr MICHIGAN AGGIES HOLD SYRACUSE TO 21-7 VICTORY Lansing, Nov. 24.

Special. The University of Syracuse defeated the Michigan Aggies, 21 to 7, in the final game of the season. teams appeared evenly matched, but towards the close of the first period Steele, on an off tackle play, raced for a touchdown. The Aggies scored in the second period. A series of-short passes put the ball cm the Syracuse twenty yard line.

Archer fell back for a place kick, but passed to Ramsey, who went over for a touchdown. Recovering a fumble in the third quarter, Swartzer ran sixty-five yards for a touchdown, and M. Brown scored a few minutes later on an end run of twenty-five yards. The Aggies have not won a game during the season. It was generally supposed Syracuse would win by at leitst 40 points.

Lineup: mouth's six yard line. A long forward pass helped in this advance. Brooks was used in a line play and scored the second touchdown. Dartmouth, undismayed, immediately started a dash which carried the ball to within a foot of the Brown goal. The Brunonians held after a terrific struggle inside the five yard line.

In th second period Phillips of Dartmouth booted a drop kick from the forty-five yard line against the goal post crossbar, and in the final period Dartmouth twice brought the ball deep into Brown's "territory, only to lose it when forward passes were intercepted. Lineup: lirowu Dartmouth 01. V'ntll the last few days the Fort FhmJan men did tht Ir pructloiriR between and 10 o'clock at night. Since their military dijiti's ave lightened. Mrir.j to the Imminence of tho cloHinK of camp, they have in-rK ticod In the afternoon.

The ten work nald to hv derelopfd rapi llv. The net prot'ciH of the game will be divided equally b'tw- tin Jai kieM firrentlon fund and a fund started by Up: Camp Orart fpfrfTSirn $i645 Ror-kford A. A. 01. K.

V. Norcrm. Unify. Thislo L. R.

Lalhroii. lair: WalKrrn X. T. R. G.

Whit Inc. Thnmao'Forwn L. r. Funk. LaniiUUiKt C.

Haul- No freight to pay in Chicago. Alhrirht'Tjfyer RE L.G. b-ltn, Kruenrr.LJUwij. tntre. u.

R. T. R.G tr n. Ij.T.J 1. Smith.

iAnili-reoa MK'hla-an AsuUf 171.1 Syriu-usc 1217 -o E. Tl K. A. Hruwn. Criibb1 Neely Hovinir-Shrpreri! Brown; Votinentrora Sint'Jnir'Murpliy William "r-eilburs; CooUorjMt-rKuHnisrh Huibrook.

Brooks C. K. WoiMlritff. iGturifh I c. G.

R. QH. B. B. th Fort PherldHn iTnn of the first imlswiind canipH for those h-ft t.cliind when the husbands and daddies ro t(, tr.

I'rlrfti of admlsslnri ar; $1 to $5. Fmm's Imnd of iitec-s will ut-teml the game with (''apt. MolTett and aff and Col. Kyun ami -taiT as KUests cf honor. PLANS BIG SHOW TO AID SOLDIERS fharlon tl' 1 1 a EMy.

WcmkI Miller ri R. JI OB. H. B. 11.

B. g. 'q G. L.H Wftrn. Ki lokaon 1 liclin Ki-kkir Sfhivfi-ii-k Armtriui.lj'hm.iti r.

it. R. K. Minley AI-xamler An lifr Uoberton Miller lThtiDipkia L. Coryell Sesa! Rmey SwarUw Q.

Ke I loir if Mn'hati K. H. IlainmeslStole H. Snyder jl.arwn 11 Biifwtt Brown. r.jj.

b. r. from Tom-hdnwii Brook I-I. Uoal Olander B. Wood lleririT 11.

B. Si-h. vriiltinsr. toiiihdown Gordon. Kx-Teree lr.

William, t'nipirp Marshall. Howard. Head lineman Hallahan. Boton. Field judire B'irVljih.

Exeter. Time ot periods 15 H. B. F. B.

Toil' hdowns Alei hail. 8wart.zer. M. Brown. RaniHay.

Goals from tou.h'lown Mcrhan I si imme. Referee Hai tins. Tale, t'm- mmuc, imaui; Jiiii iii'ivir tiv Camp Grant, returned to Chicaaro for nrF.N'A. IS; EAGLES. 17.

PVna Clorers defeated Elitn Katies at Lake View parish hou.no, 1H lo 17. Head lineman an pin Lainbrt. WilUaoM. Riper. Wiwonein.

uunrf 1 uiuvriut'iii wr.icn in e.xpeci- 1 to result In coriKl.lemble money be-ut rained for athletic equipment at Hwkford. The plan In to hold a big Mtertalnment at the Coliseum -lfhln ttoith in which boxing, wrestling, nd rtudevlUe will be featured. White mgni inat the plan looked Ur to 1 su n'l'J niii oni7 vau'ic- ville Afirpnrv Six Badan Vi) 2rMsv, Exposure to a drencn-ing rain starts the rheumatic pains in your joints and muscles. The agony of working under this burden is well nigh unbearable. Aching, stiff and sore joints, find relief in Sloan's Liniment.

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Time of period 15 mtnutwi. BOOST CONTEST HERE SATURDAY The most remarkable list of patrons ever announoed in support of a sporting event in Chioago was made public last night by Krederio W. Upham. chairman, and Emll C. Wetten.

vice chairman of the citizens' committee in charge of the Camp Grant-Camp Custer football game to be played at Stagg field Dec 1. Nearly 300 Chlcagoans, many of whom have boys at Camp Grant, are Individually boosting the game anvJng their associates. The proceeds are for the benefit of the camp athletic equipment and company funds. Head-iuartera are at room 81T Women's Temple building and tickets are on sale at Thomas B. Wilson, Mandel Rrothers.

and the Fair. fTCI.IST KtiO OOK TO IT. PARIS Kor 24 The ftwi btryrks champion. w-e. Kirs, has tor America to ii)inp-t in the day bike race In Mdl-mi fqure sard.

on Pec 3. He is aoin-nAnieit ir his partner. Sutter, ss substitute for th Frcn-hnian Jr-pl Dupuy. who i-avunable to leare the country liHtiiH ot war duty. i iiPtRuw.

ess crown rorxT. 1. Kin atiWT ri.n,i la 'tie up the talent. Benny Leonard, cham-r-n. on his way to Denver to box tailor Kirke on Thank? Riving day.

and gunboat Smith, who mixes with Fred niton at St. Paul on Tuesday, will be the city toduy and atop off here for 1 kout at the Arcade gym. Alvarez Bowlers Take Uod in Pin Tournament IV Motns, n0v. 24. Special.

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