Springfield Leader and Press from Springfield, Missouri • Page 19

rrr MORGANTOWN. W. Va Oct 80. (P.p.) The University of Missouri overwhelmed West Virginia, university on Mountaineer Field today. 2T to 0, before a crowd of 20,000 spectators.

It was the first time the Mountaineers have been beaten In the new stadium and tho most de cleivo defeat they have suffered since 1M0. Missouri's big Una stopped the West Virginia running attack, and the westerners had airtight defense against the Mountaineers overhead aiunk, Missouri, on tho other hand, displayed a powerful and brilliant running attack and a deceptive aerial offensive that baffled West Virginia, Mlaaourl's first touchdown cam ater a 68 yard march In the second quarter. Three 11ns plays and two forward passes took the ball from the Mluourl 87 yard line to the West Virginia 6 yard line. After three line plays had failed to gain, 6tuber shot a forward pass to Llndenmeyer over the goal line, The second touchdown was made In the third quarter when O'Sulll van Intercepted a paaa on the West Virginia 4'J yard Hue. On the next play, r'lamanch ran 40 yards to the two yard line.

He then' took tho ball over In two plunges. The third touchdown was scored In the fourth quarter when Morgan In tercepted a pans and carried the to the Went Virginia 10 yard II Threa playa by Tuttls and O'SulU van made It first down on the 7 yard Hue and O'Sulllvan took It over on the first play. 'file final touchdown cams In the fourth quarter when Brown Intercepted a puss and ran 80 yards to the goal pouts. Missouri made 10 first downs and West Virginia nine, but seven of the lattera came In the fourth quarter when Missouri had an entire team of substitutes In tho field. The lineup: WEST VIRGINIA Pos.

Murrln. LE. lough. IX McHenry (o) liUhaw. c.

Mlsel RO. Lewis ht! Garrett RE. Morrison. OB. illy Ml.

tilenn RH. Hardy I B. frSlmhe MISSOURI Bacchus (o) Miller Btuber Llndenmeyer Flamanck Score by quarters: West Vlrgtnls. ..0 0 0 0 0 )MIHOUn. dt Bubatltutea West Virginia Hamilton fnr 7) vu.i VavharMM fn n.

Jenewlne for Melsel; Talbott Ulenn; O. Nixon for Lewis; Pat for Mumn, Dnlmiltr of Mia a ii mi rismanca noorman: flat Lucas; Bcronell for oiarki fcnhelm for Btuber; Byars for OVulllvan. fUferee K. O. Qulgley, St.

Marys. Umpire D. W. Merrlmau, Geneva, Llueaman D. W.

Every, Pennevl Wila Btate. field Judge K. O. Ryan, Michigan "FROSTY" PETERS SAVES game for Illinois CHAMPA TON, 30 Forest "Frosty" Peters today proved worthy of carrying the mantle of Red Orange, which has been wished on his shoulders against will. For Peters, an Illinois halfback, drop kicked a field (toal against Pennsylvania here today, four minutes before the game ended nnd gave Illinois a 3 to 0 victory.

His playing beat Pennsylvania as Orange lld last yeur, although Hut by so fat margin. Peters' toe would Have "accounted for another three points, but the gun ending the game sounded Just as he was waiting for a pass from center for another dropcklck. He made the kick good, but referee Tom Thorpe ruled that the game had ended before the play started. The victory for the west over the east was a deserved on tho two teams hsd battled through the first half on about even terms with Illinois having a slight edge. In the third quarter Pennsylvania held a decided advantage and nearly soared.

Pennsylvania started strong In the fourth period, but Illinois, through the efforts of Center Bob Reltsch, who blocked and recovered a Pennsylvania punt, turned the tide Into an Illinois victory. The Quakers started a smashing drive down the field In the third quarter and with the ball on Illlno'a' IB yard Hue, on fourth down, decided to pin their whole hopes on the line crashing against Wascalonls. Wascalonls drove through center, but his best was not enough and the ball was but an Inch short of tho coveted first down. Had Pennsylvania elected to kick at this time, the blue and red stood splendid chance of at least getting p. tie out oi tno game.

I In the fourth quarter, Illinois was I slow lu getting possession of the ball. IWhsn they did they opened up with passing attack, which dazzled (Pennsylvania. I Then came a Una smashing advance, IVhlch put ths ball on Pennsylvania's cm the third down 'Vters dropped back and taking all time ha needed, planted the ball Vastly between the goal posts. 3TRE DAME ELEVEN l.ncccAT nrrnnniA TFfiH wu uni uuui iuin BEND, Ind Oct. tHE vv iJ seue Took 3ACK he 61AR TE0 SOME'TrAlMS AJOCO ALL.

the lad uwutfT To ee chahps A M0 6EME HAS A StOEUU CHAfJCE TO "TAKE SOME MORE ACX. A LtTfLE t3ALLH H0O AfJD TMe BABM OULU MAKE ME A LOT OF t)0O6H HERE 9 COHEV.E Fohl to Change? LEE FOHL Vi BECOME' A MANAGER. fJEXT SPRlMCj TAECE1LL. BE A LOT CF eOMTEriOeSi53 TUAT A3 MET KAVJEM'T EEti HEACO OF 'AURORA TEAM TAKES UNDISPUTED LEAD IN CLASS A CONFERENCE Bulldog Sohed vied to Play at Monett Next Friday. With a conference record of three victories and one defeat, ths Aurora I "Jloun Dawgs" this week are holding undisputed poeaiesston of first place in the Class A division of the Southwest Missouri Inter High School Ath Ietlo association.

The Carthage Tigers petsnd up their chance to tie Aurora for the leadership by playing to a scoreless tie yesterday afternoon with the Springfield Bulldogs. Carthage still has a chance to win out In the Class A race, as the Tigers play seven conference games and Aurora only six. Springfield plays only five games in the conference, and for this reason, yesterday's tie virtually eliminates the Bulldogtfrpro. the mo Championship race. Aurora has remaining conference games with Mount Vernon and Monett.

Coach C. E. Van's men ara expected to easily trounce Mount Ver While the report lacks official con non, but the Turkey Day name with flrmatlon. it is certain that Lee Fohl Monett may decide the champlon wlll not manage the Boston Red Sox "11J' next season. The fans there have new manager.

LEADER FOOTBALL TEAM TO PLAY GAME TODAY Ons of the classiest exhibitions of football to be seen In semi pro circles this year I in prospect today when the flashy Leader team meet tho East End Trouncers at 3 o'clock oh Rlggs field. The game Is expected to be hard fought from the start as both teams boast poworful lineups. The East Euders have been victorious over several fast elevons this fall and their lineup Includes several stars. The Leader eleven la made up of former high school and college stars, several of whom have been soen on the local gridirons In the last few years. Bob Dennehy, former stra end of the Oreat Lakes championship eleven, will play end for the Leader outfit, and Frank Magers, former high school quarterback, will display his wares in the backfleld for the newspaper eleven.

A large crowd Is expected to attend the battle which promises to furnish one hour of thrills for the spectators. The lineup of the Leader grldstera Is a follows: C. ureenhaw, fullback; IS R. Brown, right half: Farrlngton, left driving attack unfolded by end. Dennehy, right end; Wal ud string back in tne nrst fcht Notre Dame two touch Id I 19 to 0 victory over Sen here this afternoon, i i.

i oughout th first half, but eleven ent in to do bat strand, right tackle, "Winnie" Steph enson, left tackls; Delo, right guard; Haddon, left guard, and L. Dennehy, center. DENVER DEFEATED. DENVER. Oct.

80. (U too much for the oeor University took Its second Three Tied for Second. i Monett. Mount Vernon tired of a taiienner. ne may act as tnage nave each won two games and coach to Douie Bush, Pittsburgh's lost one In the conference.

Monett The defeat put Joplln out of the running for the championship. Mo nett's championship hopes also will depend a great deal on the outcome of next Friday games at Monett with the Springfield Senior High Bulldogs. If Coach C. B. Gardner's men can down the Bulldogs, they stand a good chance to win or tie for the title by walloping Aurora In tho final game of the season.

Carthage has remaining conference games with Neosho. Nevada and Webb City and If Coach W. E. ByerB' crew can win those three games, the Tigers can at least clinch a tic. Friday's Games.

The high school schedule this week (Friday) follows: Springfield at Monett. Neosho at Joplln. Lamar at Webb City. Mount Vernon at Greenfield. Aurora st Cartervllle.

Carthage, open. BITKEYS TAKE OAME. CHICAOO, Oct. Can tain Marty, a pungnacious looklnir BEfJ5 cue HAVJE K.O. Vlt CUOMB.THE LATE9 Er4Tv2 IN THE.

6ttRAMELe FOR A aaatcCH CUiTH TUAlrJEW. Bebdre HE TOOK OP CRUMB CU0RKEO (H A 'T3AKERV BCATiMG CP CAXES. "STUFFY" McINNIS AS IF tkE FAW3 AT LAST HAD OME tVA((J6 "fO GErV STEAWeo OP OVEC. 7 TlAE W0 ACqtuRED HVf FERXiClOU3 CUAVS AsllAAAA "AAAIM.AL, COOKE3M, TUB KtO 6AMe, OJlLL COffJ THE HEAV)VUUEl6H IF WOO DOrO'T THE ABOVE Pp3E WOO M16HT MEMBER. Mack Protege 3 Another protege of Connie Mack.

"Stuffy" Mclnnls, Is to take a whirl at managing the Philadelphia Na looms as a strong contender for the field to graduate Into the managerial ranks. The others are Eddie Collins and Jack Barry. How many Pacific Coast conference games did the University of Southern California win and lose last year? D. K. Won 3, lost 2.

Has Mrs. Stetson, recently crowned women's national golf champion, even held that ytle before? D. F. B. No.

When die Ty Cobb set his sensational record of stealing 68 base In a single campaign? F. E. Y. In 1015. When did Pete Latzo win the welterweight crown from Mickey Walker? D.

F. a. It May. Where's Charles Dorals. former flhtlnK Buckeyes to i Notre Dame star, coaching this sea, a brilliant vlctorv over son? D.

F. versity by a score of la to afternoon, I Slashing and battnrlmr M. left half; Magers, quarter' whole teftm of "singing Maroons," who looked a lot mora ilk. scrapping marines." this afternoon Marty alons counted for two of three Ohio Bute touchdowns. VICTORY FOR STANFORD.

LOS ANGELES. Oct. an Th. strategy of foxy "Pop" Warner, veter H. Vnlverslty of Detroit.

How long has Dick Burrus been with the Boston Braves? D. F. T. Two Reasons. Who Is coaching th Butler college football team this fall? F.

E. R. Panl HJnkle. How many Midwest Conference football games did Belolt win and loso in 1826? F. O.

E. won four, lost none, tr an football mentor of Stanford un wf'? verstly, again ubset ths Pacirm tin. ference dope box and gave the Card the first touchdown came hating, of the season here this after inal eleveS a brilliant victory ov minute after the opening 1 th Utah Amies won from Rnutham n.iwnrn,.,. ii, 1 Southern California' braced against Rookne's nckflald In th last half and aggressive throughout the litnutea of play, rf by the lose of Wynne, reg 'aek, the Irish atlclpated a uvifjawu the Pioneers, 7 to S. TRIP TO MINORS.

Ken Williams, who vied with Ruth for home run honors a few years back. Is said to bs slated for mighty gridiron uinuuiiis nvre uu aiternoon. OREOON C. VICTORIOUS. BERKELEY, Oct.

80. Unlver ilty of Oregon added with a 31 to i. victory today to tha Ignominy that a Tip MJ inn minors, rcKiraicine elevens nave neaped fcgle and the Georgia eleven I whj manegoa th St. Louis Browns tot late on the one time dominant appoint them. juext Mason, Ihqad California, golden bear.

With tha AthIiMoM9 D. F. N. Three. Where did Walter Henllne, Phillies' catcher, play before oomlng to the big leagues? F.

O. T. Indianapolis, American Association. How many time In succession has Walter Hsgen won tha P. O.

A. championship? F. H. 6. Three How long has Harry Kallmann been with Detroit? D.

Sine JDIfl, 'v 1 V. THE SPRINGFIELD LEADER, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER. 31, 1926. NINETEEN TIGERS TAKE GAME FROM WEST VIRGINIA SCORE 27 TO 0 Mountaineer team is overwhelmed by husky missourians Westerners Show Brilliant Attacking Ability and Display Fine Defense. On the Trail of the Lonesome Champ JERRY LASKER WILL MEET KID REICH IN BOUT HERE FRIDAY Kid McOoy, Pittsburg Pea therwelgtit, to Oppose Dugan Layton.

Kid Reich, of Drumrlght, Okla 1 rated asbelng one of the foremost welterweights In the southwest, has been singed to meet Jerry Leaker, of Kansas City, in the feature bout of a boxing show to be staged Friday nlnht. November 6, In Convention hsll under auspices of the Frisco Athletlo Assoclstlon, It was announced last night by Promoter Otto Llpp man. The boxing record show, that Reich is no beginner In the ring, having had over 260 flghu la Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Old Mexico slnoe donning thei glove. Reich has lost 7 fight by knockout and 7 by decision, winning the remainder. Reloh.

a former Dade county. Mo, boy. Is anxious for chance at Tommy Irvine, well known Tulsa battler, In a local ring. Irvine beat Reloh at Tulsa many months ago, but slnoe that time Tommy has taken two lacings at the hands of the DrumwTlght boy, according to ths latter' manager. Because of the fact that Reich i so anxious to meet Irvine, Promoter Llppman has promised the winner of Friday night's bout here a shot at Irvine In the following show.

Lasker has appeared here once before and won easily, Paul Rlckard being no match for him. The Kansas City boy displayed a real wallop and If Reich provea to be anywhere near Lasker's class, the bout should be a real one. Layton Meets McCoy. Another 'thriller Is promised local fane when Dugan Layton, local favorite, meets Kid McCoy, featherweight Idol or Pittsburg. in a scheduled 10 round bout.

Bprlggs, manager of McOoy, attended the last show here and after seeing Layton In action, he told Promoter Llppman he had a man who could knock out Lay Doubting this statement, Llppman Inquired aa to who the man was end Snrlirss said he would bring McCoy ton beat him. Del Massey, the "black cyclone" from Marshfleld, meets Clauds Ferguson, local Negro, In a 8 round pre liminary bout which should prove fast from start to finish. Davy Marsh will meet "Lightning Bob" Bunton In four round preliminary. The cur taiat ralser will be a wrestling match. NUT mCKED Jby Joe Willieim This Is open season for broken breaks, twisted spines, spiked shin bones, mutilated ribs and powdered shoulder blades.

Is out on the mud churned field taking 'em on the chin, In the midriff and bark of the acoustics 'e old alma mater. While the back door diplomats of Europe have succeeded In making the country safe for democracy, football still Is anybody's hospital risk. The brutality has been reduced to a point where the game Is no more harmless than a fashtonabls revolver tete a tete between two rival Chi cago gangs. Short story of gauis played 1888 between old Slwash and old Backwash. Flying wedge, flying fists, flying squad.

One great advantage, of open game Is that It eliminates group fighting and enables ringside spectators to see Just who Is gna sing whose Jowl. When forward pass Was introduced tionals. He Is the third member of red necked red bloeds of the period Connie Mack's so called tlOO.000 In uncoiled their tonsils, and demanded to know what the good old game nf malm and murder was coming to, anyhow. They said that under new official Idiocies game would degenerate Into hilarious cross between Wednesday night taffy pull and sociable euchre tournament with feminine complications. They 'were right In theory but wrong In tackle.

One of the most de This may not be quite as rough on me's mush as a stampede by eleven belligerent ball toters, but at that It's no way to set a new record for longevity, eternay happiness and a complete disregard for Invalid chairs. Still, there Is nothing' comparable to the enthusiasm of the under grad as he goes out to die for tho college Of course his mentality may be open to question but that Is another thing. A Significant thing about the knock down and drag out pastime in Its present especl Is that the re formers no longer attack It This may only mean, however, that they are getting their seats on the fifty yard line now, Clark Griffith is accused of violating a gentleman's agreement lr letting the Yanks have Hank Sev ereld. The gentleman's agree ment tn baseball Is the only opposl. tlon Mr.

Altrock ha as a source ot rich amusement. I NEW OROAN. HONOLULU. A new organ coatlnp In the neighborhood of 120.000 and said to be one of the 13 largest lr the United States, was recently pre sented to Kswalahao church here h' O. Brewer and a sugar firm.

church, built of dirr rock, and one of ths oldest Institutions lit Hawr'l. has a oo fUon (trtctly, I Forward Pass Scoring Weapon 00 L. OS fflBDEN i "PACE 'COUDINI Br "MVEIH" OBEBLANDKIl, Dartmouth, All Ainerlcs I93S. (Copyright. J936.

NEA Service, Ino.) The forward pass no longer is over lor the next show. "If McOoy i merely a threat, It Is football' great don 't beat Layton, then we dont est scoring weapon. want anv pay." Manager Sprigg 1 Formerly the forward pas never stated. This means that a real fight (was U6ed unless as a play of the last Is due, as the trip would be highly resort, as a trick play, a a gamble unprofitable for McCoy should Lay jhurled promiscuously at soma fleeting target. But In ths course of It develop uient It now baa reached the stage i where It Is used as an Integral part of the attack.

In other words. It fulfill the function of a dependable ground gaining play. This growth succeeded rjecause oi in recognition or three Important factors, slow disclosure of the play, perfection In timing be tween the passer ad receiver, and precision In execution. Some college teams van today have vet oo oroinaie tnesa threa attainments. By slow disclosure.

I mean that the forward pas plsy should begin ex sctly as a running plsy. The first movement of the backs should correspond to the first movements of a rush. It Is disastrous for the passer to fall back Immediately upon receiving the ball. HH hu hlwnnharf 1.1. The eager eyed youth of the land opponents' secondary defense what DRURY MEETS WESTMINSTER NEXT SATURDAY AT FULTON With every member of the varsity squad In good condition following a week of rest, the Drury College Panthers will open Intensive training Monday afternoon for their conference game next Saturday tn Fulton, mo wirn tne strong Westminster Col In tiega uiusjaye, Drury will have a chance tn imiAt Westminster's hopes of a Missouri College Union championship by winning next Saturday.

However, that Is not likely, as the Bluejays have one of the strongest team in history of the school this season and four straight conference victories have been chalked UD to date. wunuui yesteraay morning, Light practice sessions during the past week keptthesquad In good shape and "BUTCH" WETZEL MAY RETURN TO THE W. A. MU8KOQEE. Oct.

SO. "Butch" Weteel, former' Muskogee home run king, has applied for the joo or managing tne local team next season In the Western Association'. llehtful forms of fcrocltv known to Wetzel Is still on the Toneka reserve the alleged human race Is tho spec list, but can purchase his release fori tacle of a 200 pounder crashing Into i 300, he stated lu a letter to a local a trembling end who nns just speared fan. a pound of rubberslzed air from the ATHLETIC FIELD SOl'CHT. The athletlo committee of the Senior High school, which ho been scouting about a great deal In search of field for the Bulldogs to use a a practice gridiron, reported at the last meeting of the student council that as yet no suitable field ha been found.

Gordon Cummlngs, chairman ot the committee, stated that moat of the fields Inspected were too far from the school to be acceptable. The committee was Instructed by tho council to continue It search for a field. TI I.WK COMKH HACK MTKONO. NEW ORI.EAN3, Oct. 0.

(U P. 1 Tulane Greenbacks staged a suc cessful comeback here today and cored their first Important trlumoh if the season when they defeated the university of Mlictsslppt 6 to 0. The lone score of the contest came wly In tha second quarter when trowne made a beautiful catch of a 2 yard forward pass from Armstrong nd placed the ball on old Mlssls Ippl'S one yard lino. Pisano took It iver for a touchdown on the next piny. ALABAMA WINS.

UNIVERSITY. Oct. 80. Held a solitary field goal In the first air, the Crimson lid of the Unl orslty came back In the final period oday. to socer three touchdowns and in from the tlRer oj Louisiana State nversity o.

t. it cnrt i to is Coach E. Craig Davis expects to have a bunch of fighting Panthers to send against Westminster next Saturday, Panthers Looking (food eon; the Panthers displayed some real football and much better thing are expected of them in this week's game. The advance "dope" favor Westminster to win easily, but the Panthers are determined to hand the Bluejays the fight of their lives. tne Tvcsuiuiuiier game, 'Drury will close Its football season The Panthers went through a light ion November 19 with a game with the Missouri ocnooi or Mines team at Rolla.

NEBRASKA U. EASILY BEATS IOWA STATE BY SCORE OF 31 TO 6 Declsire Victory Make CornhuskerB Dangerona for Kansas Aggies. LINCOLN. Oct 80. (U Unleashing ths most brilliant often slve they have shown all season, University of Nebraska easily romped over Iowa State College, 31 to 6, here this afternoon.

The decisive victory made the Cornhuskers loom as a dangerous opponent for the Kansas Aggies, undefeated Missouri valley conferenoa member, whom they meet In two weeks. A 63 yard run to a touchdown hj Pressnell, Oomhtiaker back, and a 47 yard place kick for goal by Stephen featured the Nebraska offensive. Nebraska divided Its scoring to on touchdown for each quarter and the field goal tn the fourth period. The Ames team played wall on the defensive but ware hopelessly lcj when they bad th ball. Their touchdown in the first quarter brought out their brilliant offensive play.

Ths lineup: NEBRASKA Burnham. Aahburn. McMullen. Orow Whltemore. Btlner Lawson POO, LE LT LO RO RT RE Stephenson QB LHB RKB IOWA STATH (o) Anderson Ayera Smith Crimea KANSAS AGGIES BEAT ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS MANHATTAN, Oct.

30. (D Scoring In the second and fourth quarters of the game, Kansas Ancles sent the Rnxorbscks back to he plans to do and they In turn have Arkansas contemplating over tho the opportunity cover ioi eugiDie men bearing the field upon thein. Thus It is easy tor ths defensive man to keep the receiver between himself and the pass. Consequently it is not difficult for htm to make a spectacular interception and dash on for a touchdown. The passer should make a few rapid strides, keep low, and have the ball concealed as much as possible by turning his body away from the scrimmage Hue.

After the same rssmon, a pass la tn be attemDted from a kick for mation, the passer should camrout the play with as much possioie. run, a lake drop kick ur puiib win wuwvs tnrsK ob Jt. The essential purpose or a slow disclosure Is to deceive the secondary defense. It Is desired to bring them out of position as much as possible and the easiest method I to bring them up close to the line expecting a line thrust. Ths new additional penalty oPtire yards for each Incompleted pass In, the same series of downs after one has failed places a premium upon ths combination and perfection or these three Important rectors: 1 Slow disclosure of the play.

3 Perfection lu timing between passer and receiver. 3 Precision In execution. abort end of a 18 to 7 score on Aheru field here today. The visitors scored their In the third quarter when Scott completed a pase to Smith who ran 85 yards to the goal. The first Aggie score came as.

the result of a fumble. Edwarda recovered and ran 40 yards to a touchdown. The try for point failed. Arkansas kicked off and the Aggies started rushing down the field. A pass car ried the ball to the Arkansas 6 yard line and on the next play Hammond nt over.

Huston kicked goal. I ttlin Btliktrtt LLW1 "beck x.ok.Vgrooar bV. WORTTfMrcortrrTT INDIANA, SCORE 21 TO 0 BLOOMINOTON, Oct. 30. 1 IA Northwestern drubbed tie Indiana football eleven ernoon, SI to 0, on a muddy field before 10.000 spectators at Induaa homecoming game.

On the first Mrkoffv Lewis of the Purple grabbed the ball and ran 75 yards for touchdown down the sidelines. A moment later Slblev fumbled a long punt from the toe of Lewis. The ball rolled over the goal line and W. Fisher of Northwestern fell on the oval for a second touchdown. I Lewis plsce kicked both extra points.

The second quarter was scoreless. At ttie start of the second half another long run scored Northwestern' third touchdown. After Baker had taken the ball to mtdfleld on an and. Although losing to William Jewell Homer broke the center of the Crlm in their last home game of the sea son llne.and ran 60 yards across the goal line. Baker booted the kick for the extra point.

SYKACl sK WINS, SYRACUSE, N. Oct, 30 John Hopkins university failed to Impress Syracuse here today and the orange second eleven walked sway with a 81 to 0 victory. Ray Jones replaced Charley Cook at quarter for Syracuse and he scored IB of the 31 orange points during the irey. 1., Lj ii I Are you prepared to take full ad vantage of the bunting season which I will be all open in a few dayat We ere offering the largest line of 11 Guns, Hunting Coats, Shell Vests, I Accessories, Xpert Held and SuperX I loaded Shells in all the popular loads at attractive prices. Hcforo you invest let us show you yT how far your dollars will go.

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