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NOTRE DAME TROUNCES CORNHU SKERS, 34 TO 6 tr 1 ft Wttt 4 Baseball, Football, Golf, Tennis, Track, Boxing, Turf and Amateur Sports expertly reported by the best sporting writers in the West HP ca.wsMT.oru Zttonarcli cf th flailics SUNDAY SUNDAY SAN FRANCISCO, NOVEMBER 16. 1924 ET3 C3 II 3 EVA I 1 1 1 o)iTA MM IlMIim. 0)1 JV 1 1 4 4 8 4 Stanford Eleven Wins From ontana, 44 4-4 r-ij IMLAY'S GREAT RUN GIVES U.C. LEADAT HALF Speedy Back Races 41 Yards for Touchdown Near. Close of Second Period of Game i ucapu over re Mh II ii Mi La GRIZZLIES TRY PASSING GAME AGAINSTCARDS 9 TIGER ELEVEN IOWA DOWNS FOOTBALL RESULTS Nebraska Unable to Halt Driving Attack Of Fighting Irish Team SOUTH BEND Nov.

16. Miller made 15 more around right WISCONSIN; SC0RU1TO7 Warner's Men Score in First Three Minutes of Contest; Hey Takes Nevers' Place ILLINOIS AND GRANGE BEATEN BY MINNESOTA "Wonder Man" of Season's Play Fails to Pierce Gopher Line in His Usual Brilliant Manner OUTCLASSED BY ELI BULLDOGS Field Goal in Third Quarter and Pass Across Goal Line Give New Haven Team' Markers Hawkeyes Are Near Big Ten California, 27; Nevada. 0. U. S.

61 1 Whittiar, 0. Yala 10, Princeton 0. Ptnn 0, Ptnn Stat 0. Dartmouth 27, Cornell 14. Army 14, Columbia 14.

Brown 7, Harvard 0. Rutaera 41, New York Uni. 3. Bowdoin 14, WatUyan 6. Marine 28, Uni.

of Detroit 0. Western Reservaa 13, Kanyon 3. Michigan Aggie 9, South Dakota 0. Michigan 16, Ohio Stat 6. Denison 14, Ohio Uni.t 7.

Wallace 11, Cast 7. Waahinaton-Jafferson 10. Pitti- Title as Result of Victory Over Badger State Warriors MADISON Nov. 15. Iowa end.

Crowley made even yards at left tackle. Layden failed to gain and Nebraska got the ball on its 7-yard lino. Bloodgood punled 10 yards. A pass, Crowley to Don Miller, grounded. Layden failed at a drop kirk from the 18-yard line.

Stuhldreher failed to gain after catching Bloodgood's punt on his 20-yard line. Stuhldreher passed 15 yards to Crowley, who ran 65 yards for a touchdown. Beautiful Interference gave Crowley a clear field. He kicked goal. Score: Notre Dame 28, Nebraska 8.

Layden punted 69 yarda to Bloodgood who was downed on the 10- Knute Rockne started hi second string men today against Nebraska, but when the Cornhuskers scored in the first quarter the Notre Dame mentor sent in his best men gradually, and the Catholic soon took a commanding lead and were never headed. The final cor wa 84 to 6. A crowd of 25,000 saw the game. FIRST PERIOD. Itockna sprang a surprise when he started hi entire second team against Nebraska.

Captain Weir of Nebraska won the toss. O'Boyle kicked off to Bloodirooii on Nebraska's five-yard Jin. Bloodgood kicked to Shercr in nild-fleld. Latter fumbled and Collins recovered on 50-yard line. Con- burg 0.

defented Wisconsin toiay a naru fought game, 21 to 7, before a crowd of 30,000 people. PALMER STADIOI, PRINCETON N. Nov, lowing a HUrprlHlng revei sal of i. Prince. ton was completely outplayed by Yale today In the second game of the Big Three series, and suffered, a 10 to 0 defeat that brooks neither allld nor rehuttnl.

Val simply swarmed all over the Timers from one end of the afternoon to to STANFORD STADIUM, Nov. 15. Coach Earl Clark' fiery but light University ef Montana eleven, was no match for the heavy Stanford team and lost 41 to 1 in an exciting fame here this afternoon. Once In the first quarter and once in the last Montana brought the ball to the Cardinal 4-yard line but tailed to put over a touchdown on either occasion. In the first period Sweet dropped back and kicked a perfect field goal for th visitors after a long advance, Stanford scored in the first three minutes of play after Sweet fumbled on the Montana 20-yard line and Poulson of Stanford had recovered.

Two plays, a 16-yard buck by Jim Kelly of Stanford and a 4-yard plunge by the big Card fullback, Nevers, took the ball over the goal line. In the second quarter Nevers was hurt and "Pop" Warner's light fullback. Hey, went in to do the heavy MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 15. Illinois and Minnesota went into their annual gridiron contest hero today with Illinois touted as a heavy favorite, but aa the gam progressed th "underdog" came from behind and piled up an impressive score on the Illlnl plu "Red" Grange.

FIRST QUART en. Iowa won the toss. Harris kicked to Fry, who returned it 10 yards. Parkin made 2 yards over right tackle. Graham punted to Larson, Rensselaer 27, Steven Main 14, Tuft 13.

Cantannary 10, Boston Collag 9. Minnaaota 20, Illinois 7. Bucknall 7, Navy 0. Notre Dama 34, Nebraska 6. Indiana 21, Wabash 7.

Chicago 3, 0. Kansas 20, Oklahoma 0. Fordham 21, City of Naw York other, gaining ground alinont at will. yord line as the perioij ended. Illinois drew first blood with Grange plowing 18 yard for a University 0.

touchdown. Minnesota came back Score, Notre Dame 28, Nebraska 6. (FOURTH PERIOD. Nebraska failed to gain on thrte plays, and Bloodgood punted to heavily In the second period, wlti Syracuse li Niagara o. Lehigh 14, Villa Nov 7.

Georgetown 6, Third Army Corn who was downed in his tracks. Jlo. Govern thrown for a 5-ynrd loss by Hancock. L. Harmon punted out of bounds on Iowa's 41 -yard line.

Parkin gained 14 yards over left tackle. Graham punted to Larson, who returned it 20 yard to Wisconsin's 40-yard line. Wisconsin penalized yards. Iowa's, ball on Badger's 49-yard line. Iowa fumbled and Wisconsin recovered oa Iowa' 47- straight football, and evened tbe mldlleld.

Miller and Layden made count at 7 -all. 0. 15 yards in two plays. Layden punted out of bounds on Nebraska's 11 yard line. work.

Practically single handed Hey Maryland University 0, North Carolina University 0. St Mary' Catholio University 0 However, It was not nrtll ti third period that tho Kli could break through to a ncore, Smt kicking a field goal from the Hue, and some minutes later Joss snatched a forward pans butX of the goal for a touchdown. That ended the scoring tor th day, but the determined ale team never mopped trying, and when th final whistle blew thy were oa the throo-yard line. FIRST PERIOD. Tale won the toss and elected ta kick off, defending the west goal.

Luman's kick off went over the Bloodgood faked a kick and ran Just before the balf ended, Schutte toored again. DEFENSE WEAKENS. Tbe eecond half saw the Minne nell made five yards in two plays, but Cerney's punt was only good for ten yards. Bloodgood punted forty-five yards out of bounds on Notre Dame's 18-yard line. Connell mad four yard.

Notre Dame wa penalized five yards. Scherer made five yards. Layden wa sent In to kick but the punt was blocked. Hutchinson carried the ball to the I-yard line. Rockne sent his Varsity in to play.

Rhodes gained one yard. Rhodes foiled to make the goal line. Meyers, howe'er, went over for a touchdown. Bloodgood failed at goal. around left end for seven yards yard line.

McAndrewa plunged oft for a first down. Another fake kick resulted in Rhode being thrown tackle for 1jc yards. sota back making inroad on the for a 10 yard loss. Harmon makes 3 yard through tackle, making first down. Harris Bloodgood punted to on Notre Dame' 40 yard line.

took the ball at the center of the field and on eleven consecutive playa carried the ball over for another touchdown. The third Stanford touchdown was scored by Ted Bhlpkey, who received a six-yard forward pass from Hey and ran 25 yards to a touchdown. The second Stanford line, which Coach Warner started against the visitors, proved Incompetent to hold them In the first quarter, and Captain Jim lawson. tnd, and Carl Nebraska tackier appeared rough, hit line for 3 yards. Metiovern added 8 more over right tackle.

A pass, Leo Harmon to Miller, was and a near fight resulted. Rockne goal line. Hall was put In play lrt ran on the field to prevent fighting. possession of Princeton on thu 20- yard Hue. McMillan's bad pass lost Score Nebraska 6, Notre Dame 0.

Bloodgood kicked off to Hunt- Layden pierced the Husker line for gains of 5, 10 and 12 yards in three iwo yards. Slnle broke loose around Exeter 10, And over 0. Akron 20, Ashland 14. Drake 7, Kansas Aggie 6. Lafayette 47, Alfred 0.

Mullenberg 3. Swarthmor 0. low 21, Wisconsin 7. St. Louis U.

1B, Oglethorpe (. Wittenburg 10, Mount Union 7. Vanderbilt 3, Georgia Tech 0. Center 17, Alabama 0. Georgia 6, Auburn 0.

V. M. I. 10, Kentucky 3. Sewanee 10, South Carolina 0, St.

Xavier 29, Kentucky Normal 0. Carolina 6, Davidson 0. John Carroll 36, Wilmington 7. Wooster 32, Cincinnati 0. Oberlin 13, Miami 2.

Bethany 6, Marietta 0. West Virainia 6. Washington and smashes. Illlnl defense, and Schutte llpped around right end for the third touchdown. Grange wa thrown for heavy losses nearlyevery time he had the ball.

The third quarter ended with the score: Minnesota, 20; Illinois, 7. Illinois could not work the hitherto highly efficient forward passing machine, although most of their plays were attempts in the final period, Tha Minnesota line usu left end for nine yarda. Dins-morn zlnger on Notre Dame'a 20-yard line. Miller made first down on first play. Connell.

playing In Don Miller's added two more at right tackle. Johnston, tackle, were sent in to On a fak play Layden made It place, gained repeatedly. Rockne fclaglo punted to Cottlo on Yale's sent in hla second team one at a 30-yard line. He came back tueha first down with a five-yard plunge after Crowley and Miller gained time. Connell and Layden made yards.

eight yards on end plunges. Incomplete. Parkin was tnrown lor 5-yard loss. Graham punted out of bounds, ball recalled to lowa'a 30-yard line, offside, A pass, Larson to Harris, was blocked. Harmon punted over the goal line.

Graham immediately punted to Larson, who returned it five yards. McAndrsws made 5 yards around end. McAndrewa plunged for 5 yards through center. McAndrew made 17 yards around right end. Iowa penalized yards.

McClovern failed to gain. A do-layed pass, Harris to Miller, was incomplete and Iowa regained tho ball on her 7-yard lino. Parkin runs of 12 yards each, placing tho ball on the two yard line. Layden btuhldreher hit center for two made a touchdown through center, Crowley attempted goal waa yards. Miller hit tackle for four yards.

Notre Dame was penalized five yards for offside. Crowley's pass to Miller was incomplete. Lay ally went through to ground the aerial attack. blocked. stop the Montana advance after it bad arrived at the Stanford five-yard line.

FIRST QUARTER. Nevers kicks off for Stanford over the Montana goal line. Montana's ball on their own 20-yard line. Sweet was nailed for no gain around right end. Hwoet of Montana fumbled on the next play at an attempt on right end and th ball was recovered by Poulson of Stanford on the Montana 2o-yard line.

Kelly hit left end for a rain of. La 0. Grange went out of the game at Score Notre Dam 34. Nebraa- den went back to kick but the ball the end of the third period, although ka 6. went out of bounds on Nebraska's 32-yard line.

Rookne sent In his second and TROJANS BEAT third string men. Roach kicked off Bloodgood wag thrown for a four- tie was not injured. Neither team scored in the last period, and the game ended with Minnesota winning, 20 to 7. yard loss. The period ended with to Locke.

A pans, Manday to Bloodgood, netted 20 yarda. The game ended. Nebraska having the ball on Its own 23-yard line. Final score Notre Dam 34; N- was thrown for another 5-yard loss as the quarter ended. Score: Wisconsin 0, Iowa 0.

SECOND PERIOD. Harmon playing quarter and Ka-slska left tackle for Wisconsin. Fry made five yards through the lino. wmrnER, 5i-o 1 yards. Nevers bucked the ball over through center from the 4-j braaka 6.

TUB MNELT" nilTKNlWQ I'USI Keep Thinking Of Boat Race Advises Coach Nevada, played a one quarter fame against the California Bears yesterday at California Memorial Btadium while the Bears played for four periods. The result was a 17 to 0 victory for California. Nevada's kick In if defense was tubborn In the frist period, but in the second quarter. "Tut" Imlay broke away tor a 41-yar run to a touchdown to break the Ice. Harrison got off two bad kicks in the third period, these breaks reuniting in a second touchdown for California, California took the ball on Nevada's 20 yard line, when Harrt-on's punt went out of hounds and a 14 yard end run by Dixon and a iix yard carom off tackle scored the second touchdown.

Carlaon kick went wide. But a few moments later Jimmy XMxon pot away in exact mldneld and eluded the entire Nevada team, running fifty yards to the third core. This time Carlson Ricked the extra point. Andv Smith sent In numerous eubstitutes in the fourth period and one of those subs. Griffin, by name, distinguished himself lie rot away for a 25 yard run on ft delayed buck through the center ol the line and Dixon added 7 more round left end and Grlftln charged ver for the final touchdown.

Carlaon kicked goal. But for "Tut" Imlay, California might have found trouble in staving off the speedy and hard kick-Ins Nevada Wolves yesterday at California Memorial Stadium, but "Tut" saved the day for California, when, toward the close of the eecond period, he received the ball and raced around right end for a 41 yard run to a touchdown. Carl-lion kicked the goal which gave California a 7 to 0 lead over Nevada at half time. In the first period Harrison re-tnarkable punting gave Nevada a decided edge. One of his efforts was good for 55 yards and backed California to its own yard line.

DIXON OUTKICKED. The Bears tried to keep the ball In Nevada territory from the very first, but with Harrison outkicking Jjixon, the attempt failed. The Bears made few gains through the Wolfpack's line, which fceld stoutly at all times. In the second quarter California tailed an attack from the 31 yard line, which culminated when Out-terin singled for a fair catch on his own 7 yard line. PUNT HURRIED, Harrison's punt was hurried and fter Inilay's run back of 8 yards, California had the ball on Nevada's 42 yard line.

Dixon lost a yard, then Imlay came through with his sensational end run lor touchdown. Nevada threatened at the close of the half. Gutterin started with an JS yard run of a return of a punt. Then line bucks carried the baH to California's 20 yard lino. A forward pass lost 2 yards and the next pass was intercepted by Carlson on California's 14 yard line as the half ended.

FIRST QUARTER. Nevada won the toss and elected to receive, defending the south goal. Horrell kicked off for California. Outterin received behind his goal line and ran back to his 24-yard line. Harrison made 1 yard around right end.

With the ball on his 25-yard line, Harrison punted to California's 37-yard line. Dixon went around left end for IS yards. Jabs replaced Young at fullback. Jabs made 1 yard at left guard. Jabs added 5 more at right Kuard, placing the ball on Nevada's 42-yard line.

Dixon punted and the ball was grounded by Carey on Nevada's 14-yard line. Crew made 3 yards at right guard. Harrison punted to Imlay on California's 45, who ran back to Nevada's 35-yard line. Jabs failed to gain at right guard. Jabs made 2 yards at left guard.

Dixon was thrown for a 3-yard loss on an attempted run around right end. Ball on the 86-yard line. Dixon punted out of bounds on Nevada's 6-yard line. Harrison punted, and the ball was grounded on Nevada's 41-yard mark. Imlay made 2 yards off left tackle.

Jabs made yards through right guard for a first down on Nevada's 29-yard line. Jabs was held for no gain at right guard. Jabs failed to gain at center. Jabs failed again to gain at left tackle. The ball on the 29-yard line, Dixon punted, Gutterin received on Nevada' 11-yard line and ran back to bis own 16-yard line.

Wraith made 1 yards at left guard. Crew made a yard at right guard. The hall on Nevada's 24 -yard line. Harrison punted. Imlay received on his own iS-jard line and ran back to bis iS-yard line.

Dixon loxt 1 yards on an attempted run around rlc'nt end. Jabs fade 2 yards over right guard. Dixon punted. Gutterin received on his 3-yard line and was downed ta bis track. Wraith made I over left (L'uUiiitUCi lid I'vyv 4.

i) Graham punted to Larson, who KEMlAs'KA Collins UVir M-itsfT Kotrtcxin I K. fumbled but recovered. D. Harmon replaced Larson. Leo Harmon IMann lUtiuiiurk Mmwell McMannon Kit on herrr made three yarda over Iowa right Score Nebraska 6, Notre Dam 0.

SECOND PERIOD. Bloodgood's punt went out of bounds on Notre Dame's 43-yard line. Crowley gained twenty-four yards around left end. Layden gained four yards. A pass, Stuhl-dreher to Crowley gained twenty-four yards.

Two plunges enabled Layden to go over for a touchdown. Crowley kicked goal. Score: Notre Dame 7, Nebraska 6. Locke replaced Mandary for Nebraska. Layden kicked over Nebraska's goal for a touchback.

Nebraska started play on its 20- J(hfii "Ky" Ebright, Bruin crew coach, 0'lfcjl9 It.H MSr is a firm believer in unity of thought. r. Ii (JflirinU IlifiVrfl, Ch Dartmouth. I m-ptre, McCrarv IKvl Mur-simD, Wyatt, Missouri. JikI, Kirk, Inwa, end.

Doyle Harmon made five yards off tackle. McAndrews added five more. A pass, Harmon to Miller, was Incomplete, McAndrew gained 21 yards around left end. lxyie Harmon plunged to Iowas five-yard line. Doylo Harmon failed to gain around end.

Harris made tiiree yard through center. Wisconsin lost ball on the one- Jockey Rides yard lino where Bhodea made four yards off tackle. Locke was thrown 100 to 1 Shot yard line. Graham punted 21 yards out of bounds. D.

Harmon's pass for five yard loss. Bloodgood punted fifty yards. Crowley' pass to Stuhldreher gained fourteen yards. Miller ran to Nebraska's 25-yard line. Layden added live yards.

Probably no more romantic epi went wild over goal line. Scantle-bury hit the Ifne for five yards; sode In connection with the turf If you want to accomplish something difficult you have to keep it in mind all the time, he says. Fail crew training was completed a week ago, but just to keep his oarsmen thinking along the proper channels Ebright sent the following letter to all his proteges: I wiah you auccess in your courses and hop that you spend pleasant and profitable Christ-mat vacation. Keep this thought always in th back of your head: WE MUST WIN TWO BOAT RACES ON APRIL 11 AND WE CAN DO IT. Yourt most sinceraly, CARROLL EBRIGHT, Head Craw Coach.

The spring season is scheduled to start as soon as college opens again after the holiday, probably about January 15. Champion Elks to Crowley made first down on 20-yard both sides offside. Parkin made five on end runs. has occurred than the feat of the apprentice jockey, Tommy I'ryor, in riding to victory two Put to 1 horses In tho Cesarewltch Slakes In England within three years. The per Iowa makes her first down.

Parkin gained four yards through line. Parkin got away for a five-yard LOS ANGELES. Nov. 15. The Trojans, with a make-shift line-up, wasted no time in taking the lead over Whittier.

In the first live minutes of play Lee scored on a wide end run and Green missed the goal kick. Atter that the Poets settled down and oaltled nearly even with their heavier opponents, forward passing enuoling them to make two first downs and penny's punting keeping the Trojans back. The U. S. C.

attack snowed well when confined to running the bail, but passing was poor. Henderson made more changes In the Trojan line-up during the second period, but It did not increase the effectiveness of hie team. The Poets repulsed several drives on their goal line and Denny continued his wonderful punting. Near the end of the quarter, the little Poet back kicked from own goal line over Bill Cook's dead and the ball rolled to the Trojan 26-yard line before it was downed. Several Trojan passes were intercepted by tho Whittier backs.

The second half found the entire Trojan first string outfield in the game. Whittier's kickoff behind the goal line was run back ninety-four yards to the Poet 6-yard line by Hawkins, and Kaer bucked it over on tho next play. Three more touchdowns were made by the Trojans during this period, Kaer, IWebre, Earl and Hawkins running through the Poet team for big gains. Hawkins missed all but one attempt to convert. The score at the end of the third quarter wa U.

S. C. 31 Whittier 0, yard line, Nevers kicked the goal from placement. Score, Stanford 7, Montana 0, Nevers kicked off to Pwcet, who received the ball on the 5-yard line and returned it to the 31-yard line. Sugrue lost one yard around right end.

Illman hit left tackle for 2 yards. Sweet punted 61 yards to Mitchell of Stanford who returned to the Card 44-yard line. Nevera made one yard through left guard. On the next play he gained five yards on a bunt through center. Nevers went through center for Stanford's first down on the Montana 45-yard line.

Kelly circled left end for a gain of nine yards, Nevers followed with seven yards through center. Stanford's ball, first down on the Montana 27-yard line. Montana substituted Hanson for Maudlin. Walker circled right end for 16 yards and fumbled: Kelly of Montana recovered and returned the ball to the Montana 43-yard line. He hit right guard for two yards.

Kelly passed to Sweet for a gain of seven yards. Illman went through center for three yards and first downs. Kelley circled left end for nine yards. On an attempted end run Sweet lost four yards. A forward pass, Sweet to Kelley, carried the ball to the Stanford 30-yard line.

Kelley made one yard through left tackle. On a criss-cross Sweet parried the ball to the Stanford 6-yard line around right end. Kelley hit right tackle for two yards. Sweet lost two yards on an attempted end run. Lawson substituted for Middle-ton at right end for Stanford and Johnson for Clarke.

Illman made a half a yard through center. Sweet failed to gain at right end, losing the ball to -Stanford on downs at the 4-yard line. Nevers was knocked Yale was penalized five yards for offside. Cottle's weak punt went out of bounds on Prlneton's 33-yard Uni). Slagln got three yard at right end.

Pond Intercepted Klngte'a pass on Yule's 4S-yard Cottle hit the lino for three yards. Cottle's forward pass tu Allen wit a good for eighteen yards, bringing tile ball to Princeton's 27-j-ard line. Pond hit right tackle. Allen ut tempted a field goal from the 3-yant line but his shut went wide. Th ball went to Princeton on its own tuyard line.

Digtian failed in i line plungo. Dlnsinoro could Kaln only a yard at left tackle. Stout was Injured on tho play. IHIagle punted to Cottle who fumbled but recovered the ball on hid own 34-ynrd line. Cottle gained turn yard at right end.

Cottle punted out of bounds on Princeton's Sil-j ard line. A Yalo mini was off-side but Princeton declined to accept the penalty. Drews fumbled tflagle'a forward pa ss. Stogie punted over Bench's heinl to Yale's 14-yard line. Pond hit th line for two yards.

Cottlo gained one yard at left tackle. Yale wa lnali.ed fifteen yarda fur holillnsr. Pond ran twenty-one yards off Princeton's left tackle. Poiid cracked right tackle three yards. Dins-more fumbled Cottle's punt.

Th ball was recovered by Gi of Yalu on Princeton's 4i-yard line. Cuttle swung uround riant end for ten yards. Drews wis injured oil the play On a double pass, pond Allen, Yalo lost one yard. Point cracked center for live yards. forward pass.

Pond to gained fifteen yards, for a first down on the 3-vard line. Pond smote left tackle for five yards. Pond huidkd the line for two mure. The period ended ilier. Score first period: Yale 0, Princeton 0.

SECOND PERIOD. Pond added two rnort throuti'i the left side of tne Pniicetim Pond hit renter, but failed gain the necessary and Prirc e-toti came into iiussessinn of the hall on Its own rive-yard hue. Slagle hit left tackle for nn ml. Digmari broke off right of Yale line fur 19 yards. Si.mle punted to ni fumbled, but rec ered hall out of bounds on own Si-yard lin.

IVnd hit 3 yard-. Cottb. punted to l-insinor who wa-j downed on Pt inc. ton's lim Klagln gained ore yard on a ill'--layed pass. He lost tuo trying round left.

end. Hunnell replaced fu r.cil in thj Yale lineup, t-lasle punted to Hun-nell who win dcurod on his own JH-yard line. Pond smote the Uti for.livo yards. He added two mnr on tho re xt pi iv. Cottle's weak punt went to Princeton' Sl-yar-1 line.

'ne however, was re c.iiled and Prricetofi p. u.uted five j.irds for u'l'-'-i Cot le hit left ceklo for 2 jards. Ci.iiie A in I f. was do A in hi aoks ui lYIiioe- formance of this young Manton run. Scuntlebury plunged over for rider has created a stir through touchdown.

Hancock kicked goal. Score Iowa, Wisconsin, 0. out the t'tilted Kingdom, for a race line. Crowley made flva more. Don Miller went off tackle through a broken field for a touchdown.

Notre Dame kicked goal. Scora: Notre Dama, 14; Nebraska, 6. Layden's kick-off resulted in a touchback and (he Hunkers again put the ball in play on their 20-yard line. Rhodes made six yards on a fake play. Nebraska punted and Notre Dame got the ball in mldfield.

Crowley's pass to Miller netted over the grueling eourxe at New Harris kicked to Parkin, who was market demands great stamina thrown for a two-yard 1ok. Gra from jockey and horse alike. Ilia ham kicked to Harmon on Wisconsin's 3H-yard line. A forward pass. first 100 to 1 winner was the despised Light Dragoon in 1S22, a his second was Charley's Mount In Leo Harmon to D.

Harmon, was good for 11 yards L. Harmon Play Big Leaguers the race recently decided. Laxt year eight yards. Stuhldreher was injured tie naa no mount In the Cesare made a run around end for 45 yard. Score, nd firt half Iowa, Wisconsin, 0.

THIRD QUARTER. witch. This year he was put up on l. nancy Mount at only twentv four hours' notice. I'ryor has not 'jm-hou was back at quarter again.

had many chances to display his Graham kicked over the Badger skill, aa tne Manton horses are The State champion Elks No. 3 team will meet a team of big leaguers this afternoon at 2:30 p. m. at Palo Alto In a benefit Tor the Palo Alto Base Hospital. Ftov Corhan, manager of tho Elks, promises to have his best team on the field to meet the big time players.

Among the national atar who will appear ae Sam Bonne, John Couch, Babe Plnelli, George Kellv. Cunningham, Kremer and Fonseca. usually ridden by leading jockeys goal line. McAndrews came through rigiit tackle for 2 yards. Harmon There Is a possibility that the young Jockey will accept an engagement on the play.

Layden punted over the goal line. Nebraska punted to Notre Dame'a 45-yard line. Crowley gained five yards. Layden faked a. punt and passed to Stuhldreher for a gain of 15 yards.

Crowley smashed tackle for 15 yards. Stuhldreher passed to Don Miller, gaining 12 yards. Don Miller made seven yards around right end and placed the ball on the 3-yard line as the half ended. Score: Notre Dama, 14; Nebraska, 6. THIRD PERIOD.

(Continuril on Pd'e Column 2) on the continent next season Tilden Beats Casey in Exhibition Opening up in tht second half with a ppwerful offensive, the Trojans ran over the Whittier Layden kicked off for Notre eleven. The final score was 61 out on the play, but resumed his Dame over goal line. Bloodgood to 0. Lefebvre and Kaer starrtd Brick Morse Leads Rooters In HaiV Song position In the game. 44 Helen Jacobs Wins; Wills Loses puntea, i.rowley taking klcK on for the Trojans.

Nebraska's SS-yard line. Don Miller made yards around left end. Hutchinson. Nebraska tackle, was Fight Results "Big Bill" Tilden. United Stntesthe East, and won a fast and hard rendered unconscious on play and carried off field, J.

Weir taking his place. Don Miller ran around end and throuEh a broken field for a national slnKles champion, defeated played match from I.d. Wooilail of the Berkeley Tetinix Club bv a score of 7-5. Ray C'Hs'ey of this city, California state champion, in sttaii-'ht sets by touchdown. Crnwlev kicked goal.

At the of tho mai score 01 fi-s, -z, yesieruny arrer Mitchell hit left tackle for three yards. Walker mads two yards more through right tackle. Nevers punted to the Stanford 40-yard line, where the ball is downed. Montana's first down on the Stanford 40-yard line. Sweet lost five yards on an attempted end run.

Hey substituted for Nevers in the Stanford lineup. Kelley passed to Sweet, for a guin of 1 3 yards. On the next play he passed another to Sweet for a gain of 17 yards. Montana's ball, first down on Stanford's 14-yard line. Illman loft one yard on an attempted end (Continued on Vnjt CoVim ,7) noon in the feature match held at1 took an early lead and Score, Notr Dam 21, Nebraska 6.

Bloo.igood kicked off Don Miller who fumbled. Crowlev gained yards on a crl)-''ro! play. TD1ICK" MORSE, thre -tim Big man, graduate with the class of '96, football writer and historian, lead tho California rooting section between haivea in singing "Hail ta California" the song composed in honor of hi alma mater. The song was never tung ao well at under Brick'a inspired leadership. All th lutenere gave him big band tK conclusion.

At Cleveland Eddie Anderson? Wyoming, and Willie Ames, Akron, fought twelve rounds to a draw; Benny Gershe, Cleveland, won from Krnl Gooseman, Milwaukee, ten rounds; Krankle Kd wards. New York, won from Joe Pagellna, Louisville, eight rounds. At Now York Young Ma mile. New Orleans, won the decision over Battling Siki, Franco, twelve rounds; Allntown Jo Gans, Al-lonton, Pa w-n decision over 4ijei Katnr, New York, twelve rounds. Miller went uround 1-ft end fur 25 yards-, and Crowley made eight tor.s th Hrkelev Tnnifl 'lut.

I leHdinc. tUe itivl to wh. Tilden, inaat-r ftrateciet and little Hd-ti n.ied a roinelwck and clever a great court the next fiv In game and easily overcame the giati Jack StrH'f' id cf the 'mvriiiy driving, style of CasfV. i ef oaf'-tila took the Jlelon who rerentlv won i natiohai w-tneii t.ie national Junior tennis crown Of champion and winner of the Ameri. a.

md he flrt appeal a nc i pi witches. In a n-f-wt niaicu. ai Ik-tkiey since tc.r return from by through tackle. Iayd'-n hit center for 10 yard. Stuhldreher' pas to Prmc.

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