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9 THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE NOVEMBER 18, 1923 i Parting Leads Brilliant Eagle Attack Which Smothers Pennsylvanians Tufts Trims Old Rivals VILLANOVA PROVES WILSON RUNNING FOR B. C. SCORE AFTER CATCHING FORWARD PASS SOFT MARK FOR B.C Powerful and Varied Attack of Eagles Sweeps Visitors Back Under 41-0 Avalanche We Disagree I i jSHu9 fKnnf'atlKMBffKSTStM'tS- MffsssssssssssssssP TTt TsEssssssssssffWsTTirEsssssaBBIr i WKjssssHm sWMMsamBusssBf I i AMOUS a i the saying attributed to one of America's greatest men that: "You can fool part of the people all the time; all, part of the time; but not all the people all the time" we disagree! It is confidence in Posner Values bom of 27 years' square dealing that has made this the greatest sale in our history. And for this expression of confidence we most cordially thank you. He was wrong.

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Onlv ffgfc Donahue, Frank Elbery and Tom Brien. all of whom can spare some poundage, were left in the line while the subs got their chance. Before the half was over Donahue was taken out, Elbery and O'Brien being the only two to play the entire game. DARLING AND DOYLE OF B. C.

STOPPING DORA OF VILLANOVA IN SECOND PERIOD 27th Birthday Sale Still On! With Fresh Stocks, New Low Prices and a Corps of Salesmen Which Assures Prompt Service By DAXESL 3. LYNCH The Villanova College eleven, beaten by every opponent It haa faced this season, made a desperate effort to hold off a powerful Boston College squad yesterday afternoon at Braves Field, but the Eagles, with a varied attack, crashed the Pennsylvanians, 41 to 0. Villanova could do little with the strong Boston College defense, making only two first downs In the game, one through a forward pass, while the Maroon and Gold attack proved too gwift and diversified for the visitors, and touchdowns came rapidly. Many of the Boston College regulars were unable to play because of injuries, but after three scores had been made early in the second period, coach Cavanaugh sent in a number, of subs, and the Eagle eleven was made up of second and third-string players in the second half. There were many scintillating plays in the game, and the effectiveness of the Boston College overhead attack was one particularly bright feature.

The Darling to Wilson pass was worked twice for touchdowns from nearly mid-field, while others also figured in the scoring. The Heights team attempted passes, completing half that number for a gain of 172 yards, three resulting directly in touchdowns and the others placing the team in scoring position. 27 Silk Wool SHIRTS Subs Score for Eagles The absence of Darling and Wilson was easily noticeable In the third period, although the substitute back-fleld of Murphy. Hassan and Hughes worked well, and put over a touchdown after a steady march from midtleld. "Villanova had new lease of life at the start of the half, but it was shortlived, as Duffy soon pounced on Sir-devan's fumble at midfleld, and the Eagles held onto the ball for the rest of the period.

Hassan, Murphv and Hughes carried the ball down the ftld. relying principally on straight bucks. Murphy showed his real ability here as a backfleld man. He was like Harold Ward in hk line plunges, and it was he who finally went over for a touchdown. Villanova put up a stubborn defense in this period, and It took four downs for Boston College to carry the ball from the six-yard line over for a score.

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McXamara carried the ball to the one-yard line but his ends were offside, and finally it was fourth down 22 yards to go. Thou sands ORANGE HOPES His exploits and those of Goetge, the big fullback of the Marines, famous for his Intercollegiate playing in the Middle West, featured the game. wear this fa 27fi mous wrinkle-proof Posner GLOVES ARE SHATTERED "MRftiliLY. Sf 3l Eagle Backs Powerful Capt Darling. Frank Wilson and a substitute, Owen Murphy, were the outstanding stars of the game, it being a treat simply to watch them in action.

Darling and Wilson tore loose in the first half, piling up 28 points, while Murphy was the big noise in the second half, scoring two touchdowns. Wilson was right where he should be cvsery time, leaping into the air for passes and eluding Villanova players in brilliant broken field runs. Capt Darling proved a clever leader, filling the substitute field general, Jack McNamara with plenty of confidence. Before Chuck" retired in the second period he turned in the feature pay of the day, running ft yards through a broken field to the Villanova 15-yard line before he was downed. He tripped twice during the run, but recovered and was off.

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Capt George Pfann as usual played a brilliant game, making many spectacular runs, in the three periods he played. Ramsey was also a bie factor in the early scoring and Cassldy pulled off a 50-yard run in the second period. The feature play game was a 65-yard run by Walter Whetstone, substitute fullback, who in the third period reversed his field twice on a spectacular dPh for a touchdown. The summary: CORNELL JOHNS HOPKINS HHckiay le re Klch Henderson 18 Kearney It 4rt OaKf Sullivan It rt Showjk Morris lg 4 Wallendorf rg Millankr Affeld Carr Heed ii Barton showed up well 8teve Koballnski, a South Boston lad. played for Doyle, Pure Silk Knitted Ties-that are beautiful.

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All are expected to be In shape nsxt week. Their substitutes did fine work, and Villanoava never even threatened to score, after its one weak attempt at a dropkick in the opening minutes of the game. In the final period the visitors opened up with a desperate aerial attack, attempting 10 forward passes. Only one was completed for a 10-yard gain, while two were Intercepted. The summary: BOSTON" COIXEGB VILLANOVA Duffy le re Kennedy Melley le Donahue It rt Pickett Burke It hinehan lg rg Burt Logue If rg Allen re Walton Special Dispatch to the Globe AMHERST, Nov 17-Massachusetts Aggies lost an evenly fought bitterly contested game to Tufts on Alumni Field this afternoon.

10 to 7. Tufts kicked off to the Aggies, who failed to gain and punted. An exchange of punts followed with Moberg holding his own with French of Tufts. A fumble by the Aggies gave Tufts the ball and three first downs were made, one of them by a pretty forward pass, French to Chandonnet. It was apparent from the start that Boston College would have an easy afternoon, although the- play remained Bear midfleld most of the first period.

Villanova played desperately, but lacked smoothness and precision. Only once in the whole game did the visiting players get into Boston College territory, and that was at the start, when Dora recovered the ball on the Boston College 43-yard line, when McXamara fumbled the first punt. Line drives failed to gain, and then Sirdevan made an attempt to score the team's first points Of the season with a dropkick from the 5-yard line, but it fell far short into the arms of Jack Cronin on the 20-yard Hne. Boston College played its usual game, relying on Darling's toe to gain ground, and finally the interchange of punts, plus a fine runback by McXamara. gave Boston College the ball at midfleld- The Eagles worked the ball up to the 32-yard line, but offside penalties put them back to the 42-yard stripe, and then Darling shot a long pass, 20 yards in the air to Wilson, who ran the remaining for the first score.

45c Ponjap Shirts $1.69 Trousdell ft" Snvage rt McGIU Hill rt It young Knvmond re Je Bernrft Brlgden re le Gilliece Pfann qb Qb Taylor Roonev qb Qo Jackson Peterson lhb rhb Turnbull The Aggies took the ball on downs at the start of the second period Tilton lhb nuM RamseT rhb lhb Bonner POSNER'S have the most complete Men's Underwear Department in New England At Prices That Are Always Most Reasonable were forced to kick. Tufts tried three saw a football game In Central New York, packed every corner of the Stadium. Colgate leaped Into the offensive at the start when Simmons fumbled Leonard's kickoff. Three Maroon jerseyed players fell on the bounding oval and the drive for the goal began. Smashes by Tryon and Sanford worked the ball to the Orange 10-yard line and here Welch, giant guard, dropped back to kick.

As the ball was snapped back, propped up and booted, MacRae broke through and knocked it down. Quick as a flash Welch dropped on the ball and three plays later tried another kick. This time from the 20-yard mark. It was a beautiful boot and the ball sailed directly over the cross bar. In the second period Colgate kept up Its driving offensive.

Syracuse flKhtine. plays which failed to produce first down and Etelman drop-kicked a field goal Doyle Jarlna Kohallnskl Elbery rg Ig Backman Ik Greeley Friend rhb Almy Cassldy fb fb Maxwell Whetstone fb i- Cook Score by periods 1 2 8 4 Total Cornell 8 SO 0 26 62 Touchdowns, made by Pfann 3, Kamsey 2, Whetstone 8. Points by goal after touchdown made by Pfann 3. Whetstone. Referee, TV 14.

Wntkeys, Syracuse. Umpire. B. Ryan, Michigan. Linesman, E.

W. Carson, Pcnn State. Field Judge, A. Maxwell, Brown. Time, two 10m and two Vim periods.

O'Brien rt It Sayres OTonnell re le Siarnlskl Melley re re Maher Mllina re The WOMEN Who Shop for Their Men Folks Will Appreciate the Wonderful Values and the Welcome Spirit in Which They Are Served. The Men's Store Where Women Like to Shop. A real opportunity for settling some of the CHRISTMAS problems for the Men in the family MHrrinon re Moynlhnn McNamar qb Sirdevan Crean qb Cronin lhb rhh Dora from the 40-yard line: Tufts received but failed to gain much and a 15-yard penalty made it necessary for French to kick again. The Aggies then started a short offensive and made a first down, only to kick again to Tufts which started on a march, with French making long gains, and registered three first downs. A forward pass by Perry of Tufts grounded.

Barrows replaced Sullivan and with McOeoch helping made first down, but Cohen intercepted an Aggie forward pass and Tufts made two first downs Inst as the whistle ended the warded off the menacing Maroon attack from its four-yard mark, but the drive Hnghes Ibh rhb Trainer Tohnaon lhb was resumed with Tryon in the lead ing role. Then the unexpected hap Wilson rbb lbb Sirdevan Murphy rhb lhb Callahan HEGARTY SHINES. BUT GEORGETOWN IS LOSER WASHINGTON. Nov 17 Bucknell College beat Georgetown. 14 to 7, today, pened.

Sanford heaved a long forward pass to R. Crowther who was all alone. He raced 16 yards to a touchdown. SCHOOL ST. AND CITY HALL AVE.

Open Sat. Eve. WASHINGTON AND AVERY STS. Open Every Eve. Foley nailing hfm just too late.

Welch's 1 at American Iyeague Park. first half. The second half opened with Gustaf- try for goal was olocKea. J9f s-mm' aa Darling ft) Tn Aienor Hassan fb fb Lawrence Hlckey fb fb Dora Score by 1 2 8 4 Total Boston College 7 21 7 6 41 Touchdowns, made by Wilson 2. Mnrphy 2, Cronin.

McXamara. Points by goal after tonch-own. made by Darling 4. Hughes. Referee, W.

T. Halloran, Providence, t'mplre. W. S. Cannell.

Tofts. Linesman, Oeorge V. Brown, B. A. A.

Field Jnle. Percy Carpenter, Worcester Tech. Time. 15m periods. TWO STORES The Pen nsylvan tans scored at the close of the opening period when, after a series of effective nasses and line One Rally by Orange In the third period Syracuse struggled plunges.

Hall went through for a touchdown. Dlenl kicked the goal. Their last into the offensive several times but score came In the third period, when Butler received a nass from Diehl, IPOSNERS COLLARS, IS CENTS ana aasnea i yards across the goal Dlehl again kicked goal. Touchdowns Come Fast Three touchdowns came in short order In the second period, and then the regulars withdrew to give the subs a chance to play. The second touchdown was a duplicate of the first.

Boston College had just been penalized five yards, putting the team on the Villanova 40-yard line, and McXamara called for the long nass to Wilson. Darling threw the oali 20 yards and Wilson leaped into the air, snatched the ball on the run and continued 20 yards for a touchdown. After the kickoff Villanova tried a little forward passing attack but Wilson spoiled It whenha intercepted the baJl on the Villanova 33-yard line, Wilson then plunged off tackle for eight yards. Jack Cronin added a couple more and Darling brought the ball to the 15-yard line. Jack Cronin, whose work was of high order throughout the half, dove off tackle for the third score of the day.

Two minutes later another touchdown as registered. Sayres kicked off to Darling on his own five-yard line, and tae Eagle leader started on his sensational run. He eluded practically the hole team but he tripped and nearly The Villanova players closed in on him but he got away and once again he came near falling, with the oppo- gradually closing In on him. and jacK negariy or uorenester was son of the Agiries rece'Ving rn" nau and running it back 25 yards. Sullivan accounted for another 25 yards In two rushes off tackle, putting the ball in midfleld.

More kicklne followed and with the ball on the 42-yard line, Jones contributed an unsuccessful try for an Aggie placement kick goal. Tufts took the ball on Its two-yard line and with Cohen and Kenneally made a first down. Then French kicked This Aggies worked In a 15-yard gain on a forward pass, Sullivan to Moberg. As the third period ended the ball was In the Aggies' possession- On the first play of the final period Sullivan of the Aggies threw a forward. Share, who had been dolngexcellent work for Tufts, Georgetown bright light In the back flfld.

In the third oerlod he received RoKrn re Watklns re -Vft, McDavltt qb Diehi's punt and skirted left end 62 yards for the HHitoppers lone touch down Byrne kicked the goal. On nu merous occasions Wlrgy King of Lawrence and McNamara of Somervllle avert' further Bueknell scoring. The nan iod. Kilby lhb. lhb Haws rbb.

Mullen rhb. rbb Tarpejr rhb McGarry lhb Dunnsrlc Mcpherson summary: once again Lady Luck frowned upon the Orange. Sanford. from the Syracuse 40-yard line, tossed a 20-yard forward pass to Tryon. Zimmerman leaped Into the air and struck It, but Instead of bounding harmlessly to the ground the oval glanced into the arms of Tryon, who crossed the line in a twinkling.

This time Welch made good and the Bcore stood Colgate 16, Syracuse 0. Syracuse prepared for a last desperate effort as tho fourth period opened, but faltered again before the great Colgate defense. As the watch slowly ticked away the minutes and the hopes of Syracuse the Orange machine gathered the momentum that It had lacked all day and swept down the field irresistibly with McBride carrying the oval time after time for consistent gains. He shoved it over on a final buck, then kicked the goal. Big Jim Welch and Eddie Tryon of Colgate shone brightest today.

Both flashed with an all-American light, as between them they crumpled the Orange defense and made the touted Syracuse defense look slow and clumsy. Welch. Intercepted it ana was not sioppea un TO SHOW HARVARD-YALE GAME AT JORDAN HALL Old graduates, young graduates and under-graduates of Harvard and Yale who like to share their enjoyment of the big game with family or friends are Slanning to see the reproduction of the tadlum game In Jordan Hall Saturday aftcnoon There Is no restriction of seats there, and an authentic report of details of the game, received by direct wire from the Stadium, will be illustrated on the Irwin score board. Partisan and non-partisan music, and a crowd whose enthusiasm vnsur-passed by that In the Stadium will make things lively whichever side wins. Tickets 'are on sale at Jordan Hall and Wright Ditson's Boston and Cambridge stores.

BUCKS MA. GEORGETOWN fivketidall rhh til hp had reached the Aggies' nln-yard Marmon le re Klnc COLBY SWAMPED BY DARTMOUTH ATTACK Green Piles Up 62 Points, Blanks Opponents Coach Hawley Uses Entire First Squad of 40 Players nenion it rt Tnomnaon Levitt fb filnKleton fb rt McNItlKr Wtlsbaeh Is rg Murtaugh Kihl Mlnlhan Reed rg Ig Sbeehnn Score by Inrtmoutb 1 JJ 4 Total 14 JV A ami Shorts rt it Butler mark. Here the Aggie line stiffened and four plays were necessary to score the touchdown. Some discussion followed the referee's decision, as there seemed to be a question as to whether the hall had reached the goal line. Perrv kicked the goal.

With the score 10 to 0 against them the Aggies went to work. Tufts drew a IB-yard penalty for illegal use of hands. The Aggies then rushed down the Held, McGeoch going over for a Batter re ie Foley Tonchdowne made by Him 4. Dooley. 1 Bolles.

Polnta bV coal after toucbdowu. mad. Ha. le Oufour Foster Qb Bre.lln Staters, always on a run. He scored four touchdowns for Green, not to mention kicking seven Koals after touchdowns.

Nothing could stop him, and only when Chet Bolles relieved him late in the third period did the Green stop rolling up its massive total. On the kickoff after Haws first touchdown, McDonald fumbled the ball and Hank Bjorkman received it for Dartmouth. Red Hall then carried it to the 10-yard mark, and on the next play placed it three yards away from the goal line. Dooley took it over and Haws kicked goal. Right here the substitutes began to flock in.

Hawley was evidently keeping in mind the contest on Thanksgiving. The scores continued to come, however, and three minutes later. Hall raced 30 yards for another touchdown. Haws kicked goal. Thje first period pnded with still another Dartmouth score.

Thl6 time the ball crossed the line by Dooley to Haws aerial route after a 65-yard march down the field. Haws again added the extra point. More substitutes came tn and paved the way for further scores. Red Ma-loney intercepted a pass and raced to the eight-yard mark. Haws carried the ball over in three plays later and kicked the goal.

Don Kilby at left halfback ripped through the center of the line for 17 yards and the last touchdown of the half. Haws kicked the goal. "K-Hiinn him from behind on the 15-yard Referee. Ob Adnms Keetan. l'moire Itr.r' alter varrl haH ht-cn MMH Tufts.

Linesman, Barke, Worcester. Time. iom periods. un tot iirst play. Darling shot a neat in Usflpy Hall lbb rhb Byrne Dlehl rbb lhb ngrtr lhb Mntiger a mighty guard of perfect build, opened the holes through which the bullet-like Jenkins fb Degiunis Score by perioda 1 2 8 4 Total touchdown.

Tne summary: TUFTS MASSACHUSETTS AGGIES Cook le re Salman (rapt) IJftrinesary It rt Marx Sneetal ntaneteh te the Globe HANOVER. Nov 17-Dartmouth Tryon shot his muscular body. Rucknell 7 0 0 7 14 Georcetown 7 7 overwhelmed Colby today, 62 to 0. Dart Breaks Favor Colgate Share Ig Tg Rleason Flnrkelsteto Ur Wllooo Myrlck Keed rg lr Gavin Touchdown, mane ry nan. unnar.

uegarry. Points by goal after touchdown, made by Diehl 2. Byrne. Referee. Hoban.

Lehigh. Um- Slre. Miller. Perm State. Head lliesman, angree.

Haverford. Time. 15m periods. Without detracting at all from the mouth used up the whole first squad of more than 40 players to subdue the Maine team and presented an offense glory of a truly glorious Colgate tri umph, it may De said that Syracuse playtd In hard luck. Some of it, the repeated rumbles for instance, was of tnelr own making, but there were many instances where the breaks of the game worked against the Orange.

PITT FINALLY TURNS AND DEFEATS W. J. PITTSBURG. Nov 17-Hungrv for taste of victory after the most disastrous season In its recent history, the Pit Panthers turned upon the Washington and Jefferson College gridiron warriors at Forbes Field today, winning. 13 to 6.

The Pitt victory was one of the outstanding upsets of the season. Washington and Jefferson drew first blood in the second period when Kle-haus grabbed up a blocked punt and raced 25 yards to a touchdown. Then the flghtlns; Panther awaken Flanagan and Bohren met success with forwards. Gustafson carried the ball to the 16-yard line and Gwosden booted a Meld goal from placement. In the third period Washington and Jefferson was penalized for Interference and the Panthers found themnelvea onlv However, it seemed to those who have followed Syracuse all the year that the that Colby was unable to stop, the yreen had piled up 42 points by the end of the first half, and with practically a substitute team rang up 20 more in the last half.

i McBay at quarterback shone for Colby, and it was due to his fast end running that Colby was even able to advance the hall beyond the midfleld on two occasions. He covered 20 and 30 yards on tWrhe' Dartmouth line held like a stone wall and only once yielded a first down team lacked the power arfd punch it had had before. The summary: COLGATE STRACtlSK Levlnion le re Hyoea la re Nohlp re Blaaa Loomls Races for Score The third period produced two more Green scores as Loomls Intercepted a forward pass for one and Bolles ran 17 yards for the other. Colby stiffened its defense in the last quarter, and by the help of repeated penalties, prevented further scoring. Leonard It rt Staromn IloHenzren it rt Vanlenffen IleDtbel Ig rg- Baysinfrr E.N.R5BINS0N Brown Head Coach Will Discuss Probabilities of HARVARD-YALE CLASH in (Tomorrow's) MONDAY'S GLOBE i ne summary: Inran Flvaz CALIFORNIA WINS FROM WASHINGTON RIVAL, 9-0 BERKELEY, Calif, Nov 17 The University of California's football team smothere3 Invading eleven from the University of Washington.

9 to 0. this afternoon, in a brilliant game before a crowd that overflowed the field. Blew-ett's dropkick and Nichols' touchdown from a forward pass gave California Its scores. Georgia Tech Held to Tie ATLANTA. Nov 17 Georgia Tech was held to a 3 to 3 tie by Kentucky today in a game for which the Tornado made the strongest bid but lacked the strength to overrun a defense that tightened at crucial times.

Centre Easily Beats Auburn BIRMINGHAM, Nov 17 Centre College's colonels experienced little diffi-cuuty today In turning back the Auburn Plainsmen, 17 to 0. Covington, flashy centre quarterback, was the Individual star. Detroit Beaten on a Safety DARTMOUTH BJorkmaQ 1 re rOLBY Snlllran Wt'lrh rg BiKg Ig Slinmway i Tyler rt It Jodph CUandonnet re le Sawyer le Moherg le Ferrantl Etelman qb qb Moberg Terry qb qb Cormier French lbb rhb Sulllran rhb Barrows rbb Sawyei HiiRhe rhb lhb Gnstafgon rohen fb Glvarlakl fb fb Mehola Score by period. 1 2 3 4 Total Tuft. i Acaie.

0 0 0 7 7 Touchdown. made by Perry. McGeoch. Point, by oal after touchdown made by Terry Jonea. Ooal from Held m.de by.

Etelman'' Beferee. Banltart. Dartmouth Umpire, -iwnfflfbr Brown. Uneaman. Baborjornaon, Springfield.

Time, 15m period. HASKELL INDIANS TIE MARINES. LEVI STARRING NEW YORK. Nov 17 Probably not since the Carlisle Indians went on the warpath has a football team shown as powerful a triple-threat man as did the Haskell Institute of Kansas In its spectacular game today with the Quantlco Marines at the Yankee Stadium which ended in a 14 to 14 tie. John Levi, appearing from the stands to be the pugilistic Luis Angel FIrpo in moleskins, was the Trinity.

Both touchdowns the Indians scortl were due to the plunging, pass and punting of the Haskell fullback, and the Marine score was kept to a tie by his marvelous running and Interfering. Kilt on rg kmr Strack rt It UaUnrf Hustts rt Crowther re le Japje le Xolii- by rushing, this coming wnen mcuay took the hall through center for one vard on a no-signal play. Capt Cy Ashenbach played his usual KnSS STith an attack that started on its own 23-yard line and ended when Cy Ashenbach missed a placement kick from the Colby 44-yard line Dartmouth's first touchdown followed close upon the heels of a poor Vck bv MilleU, which went outside at the Colbv 34-yard line. Lei Haws all the work In carrying the bal over, tearing off Ave, 20 and nine yards in succession. The score came on a beautifully executed left end run and Haws went I Morgan qb Simmons seven yards from the visitors' goal.

Bohren plunged across and Gwosden added the point Plttg scored again In the final period when Byers kicked field goal from placement on the 2 yard Hne. two loeyaymTsters are robbed in montreal MONTREAL. Nov 17-Ainerican bat. dlts Invaded Canada today when highwaymen drove to the entrance of the factory of Walter M. Lowney Co.

cocoa manufacturers, hi a motor car bearing a Rhode Island license, held up two paymasters, and es. Hciimlflt qo Tryon lbb rhb Bowman Helwlc lbb rhb Hantord rhb lnb Zimmerman Caldwell rhb ft Bo Oomwell fb rb McBride Seirbolt fb saelf le Tnlly le straight le Falcon 1 I Rneera le le Meehan le Bmerwo le OtwrlatuJer It rt Moynlhan wo rt Letcnell Allen It li'hl If rg Goodrich Smith lg rg 8l(lelman Uta Bnhaine Puffy Montgomery Aaohenbnch rg lg Peacock (hamplon rg lg Wentworth rhlmnn rg jK chafeta Hatch rt SuKkei rt jt O'Donnell Score by Period iff Celt 5 A Syracuse Tourudown. made or irowirrer, iryon. air- DETROIT, Nov 17 The Michigan Ag- Bride. Polnta iroal aner rournnowu.

int? a-les closed their 1923 football ached ulo over standing up ana vy three team mates. He kicked the goal. Haws. Dopley and Diehl were the only regulars to get any sort of a workout. Haws Stars for Green Haws tore through and around and over the defense of the Pine Tree by Welch.

McBride. Goal from Mia. mane ny Welch. Hereree, m. today defeating the heavier University of Detroit eleven, 2 to 0.

The only Bcore. a safety, came early in the first period on a bad pass from center. Hagenhuckls N) Souls unhurt bf Jialooey shot Bred at them by a puer-by. empire, Jnmos rooney, rnwm B. J.

O'Brien of Tufts. Field Judge Pan 4. Kelly of Bprlngfleld. Time, 16m periods..