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X' Page Thirty-Four Sunday, October 21. 1923 I'Ht WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL Madi isconsia i isort Kenosha High Defeats Line City in Big Six Circuit Game Scores in Final Stoughton Wins Golden Avalanche Roils Army Mule Rides Notre Dame Defeated By Georgia Tech; Score 13-0 Purple Wfldcats Claw Kentuckians Over Oklahoma, 260 From Jefferson Six Minutes and Remains Unbeaten Over Dnk Old Badger Eleven Scores Paw and Plunge Way to Early in Second Period Marquette All Steamed Up Over Defeat By Drake University Golden Tomado Wins After Six Lean Years of Play Blue Grass Wildcats Fight Desperately; Lose Only 7 0 HorlickErrsand Loses Game, 19-6 19 to 6 Victory Sat (Continued from preceding pace) Sel urday evidently keyed up for the home-comior battle, while Wisconsin took ILWAUKEE. Wis ai.R) All steamed up by defeat a wk First Time Cadets Have JEKKERSOX. Win. Stoughton the field with the air of a team that ago.

a re-area Marquette uni Milheam Races 80 Yards to Touchdown; Jaskwhich Is Star for Kenosha hie ti school passed and plunged tts way in 1 In victory over the 1 local prep team here Saturday after- nana. The first Stouzhtoa touchdown By EDWARD W. LEWIS 1 1 altra Prn, etas! tamsMMlBt I GRANT FIELD. Atlanta, (ia. (U.R) Heroes were made Saturday when Georgia Tech's golden tornado, after six lean years of battling against the Irish of Notre Dame, defeated Knute Rockne's eleven.

13 to 9, before a roaring crowd of 35.900 southerners. Janesville Is Winner of Tilt; Racine Eleven Makes 8 First Downs I was out to tolled a victory past due. You can't tin that from Purdue when they're having homecoming on the banks of the Wabash. They're making "whooppee" here in a mild sort of way. but they're hav versity football team tolled over the Oklahoma Aggies Irt-re Saturday, flattening IVra 26 to 9.

The heavier aegie team was favored to win and had Ihe adraniagc DYCHE STADIUM. Evanston. HL (U.R) Northwestern university's, wildcats had the formula for stopping wildcats and defeated Kentucky university here Saturday, 7 to 0. Kentucky's wildcats fought des-petately and while the winners had a big advantage in yardage it took TE Team Beaten Crimson; West Pointers Batter Line By HENRY MINOT (United Press Mat Correspondent) TAUYAKl) STADIUM, Cam- i made in the initial cuarter ing more fun than the disgruntled KLOIT, Wi. 0 i a when, after a series of lone plunges cf a soggy field hut failed to make a single tirst down while Marquette counted 12.

touclldou in the final six bv' Aidersoti and H. Thorpe, the lat- Wisconsin backers who do not know whether to be sorry over not -win ning of whether to be glad that Atoning for-their defeat by Drake university last week, Gebert, Cor-1 a. A liridirp. (Special The Journal) RAC1.VE. Wis.

Making eight downs to its opponent's four, William Horlick high of Racine erred at critical moments and lost its thitd straight game of the season by a 19 to score Saturday. Even though the Racine team was they finally earned a tie. la Hie Mass. Tha army roughshod over a matter of first downs, your bette. O'Donnell and Crowley eacn I V.

r. Cphnn. a nV mule rode pondent gave Wisconsin credit for t. 4 defeated it showed great improve The Southern Conference champions of 1927 scored in the first and final periods, making their first touchdown by smashing over from the Notre Dame three yard line after two long passes had put the ball there. In the last quarter.

Lumpkin, Tech halfback, intercepted a Piss and reached the three yard life before being downed. Line bucks put the ball across and Miz-zell place-kicked the goal. The game was played under a bright Dixie sun. with enough ter runz acro-is tne gnat. rt minutes of play.

Kenosha liiC" made a drop kick for the extra po'nt. scliool edged out Beloit in a Hie; Both teams fought on even lerm Six conference panic here Satur-1 in 'he second quarter and ths period I 1 in 11 ended without a score. Again in the 1 1 th'rd quarter a series of line backs Kenosha scored first in tlio brought hall down it lha local rtpcninj quarter after Jaskvrhicli real line. A H. Thorp to went over after a concerted furrier.

coret and Thorpe missed march down the field. A i kick for the extra point failed and K'r-o the i i- i ball down the field In the final In the second period Kenosha and Andr90B ft took the ball on lieloit's 3 yard it, final tonchdown. Thorpe missed ment and should provide a good deal of trouble for future opponents. kicked the only two paints after; hard hittiiijr but plainly out-touchdown, i classed Harvard eleven, and shared honors with this falls snw West Point quartet his numerous oBi punts thc cmson f0P the first giving his teammates a decided ad- vantage. The first quarter was a time ill history, to 0.

punting duel with Linsectt averaging Harvard's stonewall defense from 10 to 13 yards more than crumpled under the Army bat-Chcate, Oklahoma kicker, and carry- ram and Coach Biff the game into the southerners cieren reaped revenge for 13 dc- a long pass from Holmer to Hrmler during tne second quarter to produce a score. Holmer'a goal knit added the extra point. The Purple threatened again la the third and fourth periods, when they charged down the field, but the Kentuckians braced and prevented further scoring. Covington's 50 yard pass to Splcer in the fourth quarter advanced the ball to Northwestern's 20 yard line but the rally waa ended when Covington passed over the goal line. Captain Walter Holmer.

for the victors and Will Covington for the losers, were the stars of the game. Holmer reeled off 24 line smashes -for a net gain of 81 yards averaging 10, while the Boilermakers earned J. Welch enjoyed a comfortable edge in the punting, but it was not so notice-abe after Lusby had replaced Behr. The game Itself was one of the most sensational ever played here, but both teama flashed strong offenses at the expense of defenses that lacked consistency. Purdue's Janesville scored first In the quarter when Parrish, halfback.

S(Co intercepted a Racine pass and ran 55 yards for the touchdown. Racine's lone score came in the second period, Steve Rondone recovering a Janes touch of antumn in the ait to make ribbon after an exchange of prints the extra point attain. line opened up gaping holes on and ith Jaskwhich and Pranks do Jefferson's lonely marker was i manv cf Caraway's charges, while it ideal football weather. Notre Dame's feared aerial attack melted at crucial moments and the irrniori. reats wntcn Army naa sunerea at Gebert ran through center for 20 narvar(i hands, yards in the second period and The aerial attack which Harvard long pass, Corbette to Llnseott.

car- i na(j perfected especially for use made possible by a fine pass attack. ried the halt to the Aggies' 19 yard stubborn Tech line when its goal line was threatened staved off the the Wisconsin forwards did not look lmpiessive at anything. SUMMARY. Wisconsin Purdue Warren It Ration I.uhratotlrh llcluiann with Kexe', left and half back, shooting the oval to Feinde and Roach. Within scoring distance, Eetnda took the ball and carried it over.

THE LttE-rPl ing most of the ball toting carried the ball to Beloit's four yard line from where Frank plunged across. Agaia the. extra point was missed. In the third period, Millheam, fleet Beloit halt caught Jask-w hku'a punt on his own 10-yard plunges of the Irish backs. IISEIP the iAm ieui 'P kiou Stonghtaa Jefferson line.

Corbette ran around left end for a touchdown on a fake pass play. Corbette Intercepted an Oklahoma pass In the same per'od Gebert hit center again for 12 yards, a seven-yard pass and another 30 yard tess from O'Donnell to Bt gge over the Georgia Tech I'os. otre Dame kresky L(i Mears ville fumble on the opposing 25 yard line, and then smacking the forward wall on four tries to even the score. After line smashes had brought the ball to Racine's eight yard iine in the third quarter, Jarvis went over on third down at the beginning of the final period. A few moments later Jarvis intercepted a pass on Racine's 30 yard line.

Janesville completed two long passes that brought the ball to the eight yard line. Then Parrish passed for the third time, Spauldlng receiving the ball behind the goal. Parrlth kicked for the extra point. -le Turmo line and raced ami sidestepped Dahne nnry Parks Ausse yards to a touthdow but a pass foe Dreyer Hook Sleight Mat-key against the cadets collapsed completely and cut cf 11 forward passes which the Crimson attempted, not one was completed. Several on he other hand, were intercepted by Army players.

ladets Passes Effective The Cadets' air offensive proved far mere successful, with six forward passes completed out of ten attempted. The army outplayed the Crimson fn every department, making twelve first downs to HarvsrU's eight aud gaining 208 yards from scrimmage to the Crimson's 170. A fumble in the first of play paved the way for the Cadet's goal line counted again. Schumacher (COi ennntrd extra noints after Christianson H. Christian son McKercher Heilman Rochstmh Buse Rishal Reinflelih Roach Kelelaar I sey Behr Price Bart holnmew 11.

Smith esrh of these scores. LHB ower three yards per try. Covington, brother of Centre's former all-America star, was a consistent ground gainer and his long passes were a constant threat. Northwestern gained 1SS yards from scrimmage and totaled 15 first downs, while the southerners made only three first downs on 54 first downs. In addition the Purple completed nine passes in 19 attempts for an aggregate gain of 116 yards.

LINEUP NORTHWESTERN k'ENTUf Egbert IE Trleher Yandcnherg I n. Brown Anderson l.G Farqnher Erirkson Dees Dart RG Thompson Hazri RT Drnry Woodworfh RE Nowicfc re. G. Thorpe Kexel Eversm Miller Grenert Everson THE LINEUP Kolten fb H. Thorp On thethlrd play In tbo last half, Gebert stepped cleverly through the entire Aggie team, running 41 yards to cross their goal.

Passes brought about the final touchdown. Crowley juggling a throw by Corbfte but finally hold'ng it firmly and racing across the right side of the goal William Horlick Feinde qb Currier the extra punt failed. Early in the fourth quarter. Mill-beam sent a SO ya'd punt to Jack-which who fumbled on his own five yard line and Morris sf Btloit tell on the oval over the goal for a touchdown. Bo I nit took a 13 to 12 lead when Bafkin lunged through left tackle for the extra point.

With just six m'uutes to play. Jiskwhich received the kkkoff foe Kenosha and returned IS yards to Kenosha's 3S-yard stripe. The visiters then resorts to off tackle, smashes and line hacks and made sig first downs in suceess'on put-tins the, ball one yard from Beloit's Masik Substitutions: for Stoughton. On 1 Hooker rud for Turmo. Vea for Onsrud.

Hal- first touchdown. Captain French of Cripps Carey Creuti Xickols verson for Ausee. Jolinson for Thorpe. line. Little opposition was offered by the southerners, either on offense or Kressig Bolton Chobanian Demark Ronady Smaller F.

Resan 111... S. Rondone Rondone rh. Holland oleri. Mare Miller (l West brook Law Pond (O Mofnihn Drrnnon Twomey Sneer Uepplir Waddey Testis Dnram) (JB Caritlee Mlzzell I.HB..., Monlrey Thrma.on Mullin Randolph Shay Score by quarters Georgia Tech tre Dam 9 Scoring Touchdowns? Georgia Tech HIzelL, Randolph.

Points aifer touchdowns, Georgia Teeb (Mizell, place kirk). Tards gained from scrimmage: Georgia Tech, Iff; etre Dame, 199. Tards lost from scrimmage, Georgia Tech, 19; Notre Dame, SI. Forward passes: Georgia Teeb. completed i for 27 yards.

Incomplete, 1 1 Intercepted, 2 1 Notre Dame, completed, for 9 yards; Incomplete, 13. Intercepted. A. Penalties, Georgia Tech. i yards: Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, 10.

Officials; Referee, Blrek (Earlham): impire. He we 1 1 (Wisconsin); Held Judge, Strict Annum); head linesman, Wy-tt (Chicago). Grid Results Lyke Roberts Spaulding Rlakely Blakely Herbst Jarvis Harvard, muffed the ball on his own 35-yard line. Perry recovering for army en Harvard's 14-ward line. A forward pass, Cagle to-Xave brought the hall to the three-yard line and crashed through center for the Army's first score.

Sprague kicked the gcal. Late in the same period, after Harvard had held the Army for downs on its own S-yard line. French, attempting a run from kick formation fumbled behind his own goal line. (Continued from preceding page) Yale Bulldog Crashes Brown Indiana Normal Eastern Teach rU. and Xordstnm climbed over center for what oved to be the winning marker.

3enosha, with let's than two mfn-bSef to go. kicked off to Baukin wh galloped back 35 yards to mid-fietd. A pass from Be.ukin to Mill-heajn gained 35 yatds but another caax-k over the veal line was Incomplete as the game ended. ers IS Eureka IS: Lincoln 9. Western Teachers Shurtlett 8 Substitutions: Racine Wespetal for Smader.

Smader for Wespetal. Fu-oilla for Masik. Janesville Koppkc for Carey, Boyd for Kippke. Kippke for Boyd, Fitch for Herbst, Haumer-son for Spauldlng, Spauldlng for Fitch. Let (sen tlt Glib Brnher I.HB Spirer (aldrrweod RHH foilnitton-j Holmer (U) FB Johnson Tonchdown Rreder, point liter tonchdown.

Holmer. Score by quarters; Nirth western 9 7 9 0-7 Kentucky 9 0 9 0- Officials Referee. Eckersall, hi-ragn; umpires Hedges. Dnrtmouth; field O'Hiira, Notre Daniel head liuesman, Lipp. Chicago, Mineral Point Wins From Dodwille Team I Diversity School Holy Name u.

South 2t, West Tech 7. Akron aniversity ft. Kent Normal I Johnny Garvey Scores Three Yale Touchdowns; Score 32-14 IJneup: Akron North 7. Kenmore 7. llamtltra high 12.

Columbus r-est FAR WEST St. Ignatlui of San Francisco IS Loyola It. Platteville Normal Beaten by Whitewater PLATTEVILLE. Wis. Whitewat Kenosha 1'oredon Orlia O'rttinlon Mtirrell recovering the ball for a safety.

March Down Field A march dow the field in the sec-end period, with Cagle and Murrell carrying the bait for four first downs brought the ball from Army's 25 yard line to Harvard's 20-yard line. Cagla.bjeavfd a beautiful pass across left end to Messinger who had broken through Ihe Crimson line and stood unprotected near the gcal line. Messinger dahed over for the fiii.il score. Catle's attempted Beloit Morria Row Nelsoa .13. -vwc EW HAVF.X.

Conn. (U.R) Yale's powenul team crushed Brown's eleven In Yale bowl before 40 0OT today. 32 In 14. -Santa Clara West Coast army Officials Kei'etee: I'. E.

Garner (Cornell), Umpire John Schommer (t bbagn): field Jsdge E. krarns. (DrPanDl brad linesman I'errj Illinois. Substitutions Rose for Price, r.ailetrh (or Me'cht, Gantcnlieln far Harren, BlnNh for Kelelaar, I. Smith for tas-.

Ualslnier for Behr, Lly for Bartholomew, Buttier for Hook, for Stears Kehhnlg for H. Smith, faraway for Markle far Markey, Pat lea for linnteiibeln. Warren for Vavics, Uibel for Nut ton, Wagner for I nhralo-vlrh, Vanhlbher for Eickntait, Olsea for Drejer. k. Smith for Koe, Barkis for Parks, Srhwarti for Welch, Creamer for Harmesen, Rose fr k.

Smith, Milley for Uonry, Parks for Barkis, kresky for Parks Hitton for Mackey, Ganienltein tor Warren, Kibel for Ilnlinn, Welch for Schwartz. Srhwarta for Welch, Markle for Mnrkry, Price for Rose, Linden for kresky. Labrafetfrb for War, ner. onry for Miller. Miller for Caraway.

Behr lr Price, Werner for Markle, Hayes for Keh. kefs, Casey for Gantenltein. Touchdown Harmesnn (), Miller (i). Boe, and Miller. Points After Touchdown Barkis.

Caraway. I.nsby missed and Harnesoa missed 2. Score by qnarters: Wlsronsln IS 7 9-19 Purdue 12 7 919 First downs Wisconsin 19; Pnrdne t. Penalties Wisconsin Hi; Pir-due 10. Average distance of putts Wisecnsln 32 yards; Pnrdne 40 yards.

Tards gained an passes Wisconsin completed passes nut et 29 attempts for a total rain of 12 yards; Pardtte completed 7 ot of 19 passes for a total gain of "0 yards. Mtrtiik R. I of California 29; Pomona t. rttl -r. A F-tner Injured at Grid er Teachers defeated Platteville here Saturday 24 to 9.

A completed forward pass Schwager to Joliff and a 15 yard run gave the invaders eiaajikf ''w Johnnv Garvey. Yale's brilliiint left h.ilfback. sent Jhe Blue away k-ck for extra pMnt hlnt; blocked. their first touchdown second period. to a tlneg start bv scoring two DARLINGTON', Wis.

Darlington iiigh school second team lost their first game of the season when, they were defeated by Livingston 6 to O.Livingston scored early In the first quarter on a series of line plunges from center of field. The playing of Jowlin and Grange touchdowns in the ooenfng period. The game was less then five minutes old when Decker Intercepted of Arlx. 39: Temps Teachers 0. Northern Arizona Teachers 12; 17.

of New Mexico 0. California 9: V. S. C. Wash.

State 6: Oregon Stale 7. Gonzaga University 18; St. Charles 12. Oregon 27; Washington 0. Colorado College IS; Denver V.

13. Colorado University 39; Mines 0. At Portland Oregon 27, Washing were the outstanding features of the Gate; Dies Later ATLANTA, Ga. (U.R) George C. Duke, 37, died in a hospital tonight froa injuries received when the main gate to the Georgia Technical football stadium was thrown open for the Tarnado-Xotre Dame football game today.

-Duke was pushed down when the crowd had been waiting for the gate to open, surged in, and was trampled upon, according to police. rom iak which LHB i llheam Krni BauklB 8cr by periods: stnofiia IS tMnit fl'O 7-U Substitutes Beloit: Kmerson for. Vendenksll, Cilmore for Emerson. jfftiU for Tobias, Baker for Baukin. I "Baukin for Bak-r, Mandenhall for Null.

pnosha: Kildenbnrg for Wajitec, Kiuender for Xordstrotn, Wusctrnls for Slullck, Rowbottom for Poredon. Cfiupre for Wuscunis. Nordstrom for Kluender, Mulick for a Brown pass. A pass, uecuer to Hubhard, made 14 yards, and a.first down on Brown's 14-yard lines. In two plays Garvey went over for a touchdown.

Darlington team. Playing before a crowd of 5C0 lilh IfJKUP Army Pes. Harvard rarlninrk IE J'icknrd Sprneiie (() Barrett Hammack I Trainer Hall Ben Tirknor KG Bill Tirknor Perry KT tUrk lynch RE OTonnell ate QK Pnlnam Uncle I.HB French (t trKeefe RHB Guarnsccia Murrell Hnrner cr met rior paid shot time inat Jeai Bi lead cult torn teur chai tlaj the eeat Voii tea in to 1em Imp tan soul not i re' ing rite awa wet tim cnl; atai lsh. you Imp plot II one pla ed waj qua and eve Det 4 1 red the cf mat Teo tnei bit k-on i i yrw the iWil ion hlnr at Ing eur sop am ed he is I on thr Toll Jes chr cc per cor qu ton, A few minutes later, Garvey re fans. Mineral Point defeated Dodge-ville in the main attraction of tha homecoming celebration at Mineral Point 12 to 9.

Mineral Point scored Kitzfe halfback Intercepted a forward pass on 40 yard line going over for the second count in the same period. Schlll, halfback in for Gharrity broke through tackle for a 30 yard run in sams period for third touchdown. Simonson in for McNett, fullback Intercepted forward pass on 30 yard line going over for fourth touchdown in last quarter. All kicks for extra point failed. Bradley Man Breaks Cross Country Record III.

(U Fi Bradley Tech's cross country team defeated covered a fumble on Brown's 41-yard line end runs by Ellis and Gar vey placed the bail on the one-yard line from where Garvey plunged first when Gorgen intercepted a pass, and raced 90 yards for a touchdown and again when Gorgn circled (Mliciiils Referee, Ed 1 borne over. (La Salle): Umpire, Wlllia end for ten yards. Dodgeville's Brown came back to score Butler College Defeats Central Normal, 40-0 Besupre. Officials Referee: I.yous (Rockford). Vmpirer Connel (Notre Dame).

lleadlinerman: Murrty touchdown in the second period on touchdown came in the third period- a series of brilliant passes and game will not count in the At Denver Colorado College IS; Denver U. 13. At Boulder Colorado university, Mines, 0. At Columbia Missouri 23, Iowa State College. 19.

At Manhattan Kansas U. 7, Kansas Aggies 0. At Kanas City College of Emporia 13; Westminster 0. At Carleton Carletoa 26, St. Oiaf, 0..

At Potsdam CUtkson 19, Buffalo At Mount Ternon Bimpiou 13. Cornell 7. At Gainesville Florida 73, Mercer i Racine). plunges which gained 5S yards. INDIANAPOLIS.

Ind (U.PJ-Bitt row ley, Bowdoin; Lineman, Tom Mcf ahe, Holy Cross; Field Judve. A. W. Palmer, olhv. PERIOD SCORES Army 9 fl 15 Ilunard 9 9 9 a SUMMtRY ler college had little difficulty In pi 1 Marsan.

Brown quarterback, took pass from Fogarty and scored the Southwestern Wisconsin conference standings as both teams played a previous engagement and the game was arranged as a non-conference game. ing up a 40 to 9 score against Cen touchdown. Lincoln ccllege here Saturday, 36 to 19. It was the Peorians' 14th consecutive victory. The course record was broken by Don Gregg, Bradley, who ran the 3 2-3 miles in 21 minutes, 5S seconds.

Navy Finally Wins a Game tral Normal in the Butler hme coming football game here Saturday. Yale ran the kicknff hack. to its own 31 yard line but. drew a 15 Touchdowns, Mnrrell, Messln Reynolds and Hinchman were the yard penalty. Ellis, substitute Yale heavy ground gaiqers lor Pottsy Clark's team, while Cushmaa and X-rays am sometimes used to the extent of decay in trees.

Bratton starred for Normal. AXXAFOLIS. Md. (U.PJ Navy Varsity Reserves Defeat Oshkosh (Continued from preceding page) finally won a football game this afternoon by defeating the lighter per. Points aifer touchdown, Snr.igue.

Siu'ety. Mnrrell. First downs Army 12; liar-lnrd K. Yards gained fro scrimmage, Army, 20s; Harvard K. Forward passes attempted, Army 19; Harvard II.

Forward passes completed, Army 6: Harvard (It Pennine. rmj 11 for" 7 yards; Harvard, for 60 yards. Eau Claire Defeats WA quarterback, then slipped off left end and sidestepped and twisted his way down the field for a touchdowtt. He covered SI yards in the brilliant dah. Loexer, substitute Yale center, intercepted a Brown pass a few minutes later and ran to Brown's one yard line before be was stopped.

Wilson. Yale subetitute, scored the touchdown. The third quarter was scoreless. La nine carried the ball across on the first play of the fourth period. Coach Mai Stevens then sent the Yale second team into the game and Brown blocktd an attempted kick on the ten yard line.

Cornsweet and Edwards catried the ball over in three play for Brown's second touchdown. n. At Johnstown Pa. Juanita Ashland 2t. At Manhattan Kansas State 7 Kansas Aggies 0.

EAST Harvard 0. Army 15. Holy Cross 13, Fordhatn 19. X. T.

1. 48. Rutgers 0. Allegheny 0. Pittsburgh 19, Dartmouth 21.

Columbia 7. Johns Hopkins 0. Haverford 13. Lowell Text a. Conn.

Agrl Carnegie 19. Washington and Jefferson 9. Colby 12. Worcester Poly t. Hobart 32.

Kenyon 0. Pennsylvania 14, Penn State 9. ootball Duka University team, to n. It was the first score the Middies bad made this season In the four games played. Xavy did its scoring la the second quarter when one of Lloyd's punts was fumbled and Middies recovered on Bs'xe a 13 yard line.

Gannon, who substituted for Welchel. alternated with Clifton In cracking tha Duke line until the Middies had tfee ball on their opponent ly' five yard line. Then Lloyd went arpund left end for the tonchdown. A bad pass from center kept the Navy from adding the extra point. A few minutes later Dike carried the ball Inside Navy's five yard line but lost It wtwn a short pa was intercepted.

Wisconsin Otis, Garrison for Forester, Hut-, teen for Garrison, Forester lor Hulteen. elnn for Tanrk, Oerwlnskl for Sheehan. Elliot for Davidson. Welrant for El-Hot, PI area for Weiganf, Schick for Itunaway. For Osh-kesh.

Rennet for Srhiltr, Wll-Hams for Schneider, haretle for Swanke. Williams for Pr.ihu, Draha for Williams, Arnold for Armstrong. Armstrong- fur Ar-old. teeney for Mick. Muck for Feeney, Miller for Biihlke, Dellike for Bredendlck.

Officials: Hierel. Marqnelfe, referee; Bieberstein. Wisconsin, impiret Harkett. West Point, field Judge; Hisfon, par-sobs, head linesman. Marshfield, 24 to 6 VS.

Princeton Freshmen 9, Mercers- r-AL CLAIRE. WIS. The Kan Claire high school football team oeieatea Blarshfield here Saturday atternoon by a score of "4 to a The visitors' line plunging full nai-K scored in th first Wabash Wins, in Closing Minutes, 6-0 CRAWFOP.DVILLE. Wabash college's fourth quarter rally, resulted in a to 9 victory quarter but Marshfield was held during the remainder of the game ter TJie locals, led by Deroun, counted three times in the last half, but Michigan State Is Trampled by Colgate Marines-Hurricane tiid were unaWe to add the extra Michigan Special Trains ReducedRoundTrip Fares to Ann Arbor, Mich. friday, Oct.

26th Your choice of 4 plans those who deilrs aa evtains ia Detroit: Lv.MsdiMn tilSpn.Ort.ll Lv. Ana Arbor 5 .10 p.m. Ot. 37 Lv. Detroit 11.

-00 p.m. Oct. 37 Nrt 7 'or srtio rWre to to Ana Arbor only: Lv. MedtMst ISp tt Lr. Ana Arbor Il.JSo.m.Ort ir points.

EAST LANSING. Mich CUB A Battle jojie, 12-12 FAIRMONT. W. Va. (U.ra-C.m Princeton Passes homecoming crowd of ll.OOo saw Michigan State college trampled by Henderson Starlet Hurricane of Colgate university Saturday after Overwhelm Lehigh Davis Elkins and Tom Keady's United States Marines battled to a noon.

The score was 16 to ft. Coach Harry Kipke's Spartans -burg Asdemy 9. Rowdoin Tuffs 12. Xavy Duke 9. Ohio State 19.

Michigan 7. Union 7. Vermont Swarthmore 37. Susquehanna 7. Princetan Freshman 0, Mercers-burg 9.

St. Johns 39. Washington College 9. SOUTH Sewanee 38. Cumberland 9.

Wabash Georgetown. 8. North Carolina 14. Va, Poly. 1.

S. M. 53, Rice 13. XT ATE Beaver Dam Hich 30. Mayvllle 9.

Mansion High 1. Xw Lisbon J. Evansville High 25, Milton Up ion 9. Belleville High C. Rrodbcad 9.

Gatesville High 12, Sparta Seconds 9. Fennlmore 3. Mt Horeb Mineral Point High 12. Dodge- ville Livirtston H'gh 9. Darlington Seconds 9.

Shawano High 7. Clintonvllle 9. Milton College 18. Xorthwestern Watertowni Plstteville High 13. Lancaster 9.

Watertown High 25. Berlin 9. Camnfon College 19, St. Ambrose 9. Oconto Hieh 12.

Alroms 9. II standstill here Saturdav af keyed to high pitch tor their first PRINCETON. X. (U.R) forward passes and long runs ternoon in one of the most sen major engagement of the season sational football games ever staged were unable to cope with the enabled Princeton to overwhelm Le high in Palmer stadium aturdar 4' in west Virginia. tikm Its summsW.

rsavail ctsnti lullow a4 -riA ahnsa that la BjtBifjr awily iikesl. VJ plunges and passes of the heavier A crowd of 4 i0 persons saw the Maroon team. aver Georgetown, in a hard fought sridiron tilt here Saturday. During the first three quarters the action was almost entirely in mirtfielct. but In the closing minutes of play Wabash drow over for Ihe only marker of the game.

Bradley Strengthens Grip on 4th Title TEOlJlA, 111 (U.R Bradley Poly Tech advanced a step nearer lis fourth consecutive Little 19 conference title, by defeating Augustana college, of Rock Island, 12 to 0, here today. Previous to, today's contest the teams were tied for the conference lead with two ins and no defeats. The Auggies. coached by Almoulst. former Minnesota star, tonght desperately and staved off game.

The West Virginian eleven Shortly after opening of the first to 9. Requardt and Bennett starred for Princeton, making repeated long rounds through the lighter Le scored a touchdown early In the Howler. Maroon back Ns iSVJ. evCT Suwdsy la Arm Arbori Lv.MxIiMm 7 :30p.m. Ort.

it Lv.Aaa Arbor t.io p. m. O-t. 2S A tn, thow who desire to go direct to Detroit, return to Ann Arbor for the gome and bock to Detroit for the evening: Lv.Modnoa 7 15pmOt Lr. Detroit rOO n.m.Ort.

27 Lv. Ann Arbor 30 Oct. 17 Lv. Detroit high team. second period and the Marines came back with two in the third, only to have the "Scarlet Hurri caught a punt and raced C3 yards for the first counter.

A few minutes later Stamiello scored a field goal and tha state team began to lose in West Virginia Masters Washington' and Lee, 22-0 W. Va. 0J.R) West Virginia university's football cane tie the score about the mid die of the fourth period. All four touchdowns were scored on forward passes and all four attempts to add he extra point from place-nent failed. THE pear shaped heel is Talk-thrr'a contribution to foot comfort and shoe satisfaction.

It eliminates unsightly gapping at the ankle. With, each step you hare a feeling of comfortable ecurity. peetnl train trt earr? coaches, dintng care, atandardaleepinr cars with compartmenta and drawing rooms, alao obaervatlonclah earl eleven was master of the Washington terest; Coigate's second touchdown came early in the second pefod. when by line plunges, helped along by Dow-ler's 32-yard run, Vaughan put the ball over the line. State muffed two chances to wore.

Once, in the third quarter, the Spartans had the bail deep Lee generals here Saturday, win ning a 22 to 9 game. )rt kincneon on ainln, cy tetsnea Detroit and Ann Arbor (Plan ij Detroit tP.ana 1 and 4. Fennimore High Beats Mt. Horeb by 36-6 Score At no time during the four periods did the generals threaten the mountaineers' goal line. Soon after the onenine of the Rradley assaults during the first I ha'f.

The Indians cut loose to score in I rwaarvef iorn now A. B. BATTY City Paaarnerr Afent Ph-ne Badger 6300 Madiaon. i imp- imrn quarter on a River Falls Teachers 12, Milwaukee Tea 'hers 9. Lafc Mills HUB 12, Whitewater City 9.

Sparta Hieh 31. Portage 9. O-onto Falls High 27. Giiletl 9. FJkhom 9.

Delavan 9. Milwaukee University School 32. Wen Bend 9. WalkOver SHOES Jbr Men end IVowim 8 S. Carroll St.

On the Capitol Square rA pii A cni pencd when a series bf fumhles from Ellness of McQuem. who hrnkci olgate territory but lacked ifcc punch and lost the ball on downs In the final period Uanzicger ran io Colgate's 12-yard line but again Kipkes backs failed to gain, and lo.t the bail on downs. MT. litlRKB. Wis.

Fennimore hicb school defeated Mt. Horeb high at football game here Friday 3 to 9. TWIrr out elfes hv u-e of strnrf bent tiilf-p the lentnr. The stt-j Rfsw mre miles of bus line thaw or railroad. aa'1 the ball Scar' the center t'J yards for the touchdown.

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