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it 1 i I i ---4 i i trt I -r 1 I -1 i i 'i ii i ffiti SPOUT SECTION SPORT SECTION si SOUTH BEND, INDIANA, SUNDAY MORNING NOVEjMBER 15," 1925. i HUMBLED BY "---I I -f 'IK II -t TECM EMM MISHAWAi Hinmmm PMEP cmi KILTS ARE OUTCLASSED 1 1 i YALEJSTARS CDM Bj I 1 1 Minor (lames. BY 5TR0NBH0X ELEVEN Major Games. DNS cum VICTOHY fi I I 1 I i IK I u' -r I li EAST, local. i Lafayette, 47; Susquehanna OVER BLUE AVALANCHE Natre Dame, 26; Carnegie Tech, 0.

South Bend, 108; Warsaw, 0. WYNNE PULLS ORIGINAL ACT Bowdoin, 14; i Tufts, 7. Amherst, 13; Williams, Holy S. BY FUMBLING TlaREE TIMES. Lebanon Vallfy, 2S Kchuylklll col Mishawaka, 54; Elkhart, 0.

j.j Ti Midwest. Dartmouth, 33; Chicago, 7. Northwestern, 13; Purdue, 9. 0. IV-1 i i REGISTER GREATEST VICTORY juanna, i "Hamilton.

0: Union. 0. 21; Michigan State, 10. IN GRID. HISTORY HERE FINAL SCORE5 IS 26 TO 0 Wisconsin, III nois, 21 10; Grove-City, IT: Allegheny, 0.

New Tprk Trinity. Boston college, i West 1rgtnla Wabash, 0. Dayton, 7. ri i n1' I Nebraska, Kansas Aggies, 0. Wesleyan, 7.

Indiana, 32; Rose Poly, 7, SMASH ELKHART 54 TO Michigan, 10; Ohio, 0. Wi and Irish Defeat Scots' by Bigger Mar-igin Than Four To ichdowns In i dicate Statistics Give Rock- men Huge Edge. Maine, NeV Hampshire, 0j St. Stephens, 1 31 Norwich. Hobart, 13; Buffalo, 0.

a 33; Canlslus, 0. St lAwrfnce.3; Clarkson. n. Johns JlopkiiJ 7 i St. 'Johns, 7.

Temple 32; St. Joseph Detroit, 0. 33; Iowa, 0. EAST. Minnesota, Eight TH ousand Frenzied Fans Wit Princeton, Yale, 12.

ness Complete Annihilation erf college, Syracuse, 6. Colgate, 19; Rajllroad City 'Hosts! at Harvard, 3 i iv wz Delaware. 0: iHavfrford, 18j W. Jfarylahd, 3. Brown, 0.

14; Pennsylvania, 0. Br KEXNETH S. COXX. Pittsburgh, Ball Band Field. Muhlenbec Catholic anlvpr- i i Robert Bruce turned over in bis Wist Virginia, 14; Penn State, 0.

slty. 0. i a Columbia, 21; Army, 7. Franklin gravfe yesterday1 afternoon when his descendants put up such a pitiful Vermont, 7: Middlebury, 6. Bucknell, 7.

Navy, showing against an opponent who for MIDWEST. BY E. BOWER. SOUTH. A thunderbolt out of gr Nov Cklahma, 0.

fm- Georgia 3: Georgia 0. Missouri, 16; Earlham, 14; ber Franklin, 6. I', Skies I cleft an avalanche In tV ain fourg straight years ias ground hlsjl tribe into the dust tlnd forced it to admit that dust froiji a champion's foot 3 Is not such a bad menu after all. Fin-man, South Carolina, 0. Alabama, 34; Florida.

0. State Normal Kastern Illinois herd Saturday afternoon In and J6- i' State Normal. Tulane, 14; paaninc leri a great, livid majoon Oakland, 7. Evansvllle, 2s Sewanee, 0. Vanderbilt, 9.i stanJarJ welt across tho proud Vluq Marquette, With 26,000 football fans looking South Dakota, 0.

No4h Dakota 7. Auburn, 10 6 Crelghton, 20i of Elkhak High school. This wilt Is represented on Cartler field Carnerie Tech Citadel. 0. 41 Center, South Dakotal Dps Moines, 0.

Georgetown Mi4 ha- was again defeated, 25 to 0, br Notre St. John's Mliitarysjiicademy Arizona, O. Texas, 20 uame. It was the; first Invaiitnn-nf waka's to 0 annlhilatloh of Elk Xorbert's. 0.

hart, befok-e a frenzied crovd $. M. 7 Baylor, 6. of ,000 Beloit. 14; 0 AR WEST.

Carroll. 27 ItlportjiO. looiDall fans that throri Call the Kilts into tbe.knd of the Rox and was played as a part of the Notrte Dame home-coming celebra-' tion.iv From an IrisM viewpoint the was a complete succesa from a Buena Vlata, Colorado Colorado, Aggies, 12: Band flehd. Mlshawaka. k-cssterpay, Cornell, CJoe, 0, Carlctoifi, ForiFranfti M.

Steele's Ma rthls oona Geneva, Duquesne, 0. unthouhl-of victory Is thp greatest Nevada, 19 California Aggies, 0. Villa Nova, LeIIigh. 0. Scottish, view point a fizzle, and fromj a football lovef-'s viewpoint a disappointment.

Wsshingtort, Rolla 0, i i Wi- f' "mil iifniiii niiiiti Mintiiii Kureka, 13; Illinois 2 and undolibtedly the most fetgnlBiant trld trluhiph In the hlstok-y of! the Illinois Wesleyan, Bradley lies, 24: Oregon, 13. Oregon; Ag King Bruce, so -history tells local high schooL stltnte, 13. Mornlngs-ide, 19; Waynr, Same was truly a sriectaclfe. It WABASH LOSES TO urpusea in spectacular liays. unusual ruda and passes; anything ieen Milllken, 20; Augustana, 7.

Oberlln. IS; was inspired by a Spider, spinning its web, to rise again an admittedly better opponent. He did, and. as the tale goes. won.

jCarnegie Tech, which institution clafens' to have all the traditions of tie on a Ultfti school rrldlrori liere In Ottcrbein, Oc Heidelberg, 39. tt on. y. ILLINOIS ELEVEN years. And the climax cabplng the Wooster.

20 Akron; 0. whole affklr is the fact thkt MUha. 16; Lombard. 0, waka prcjyed to be so overwhelm ng. against Notre DanTeTfor the fourth tirae knd was spanke and sent home Lake Forest, St.

Thomas, Dickinson. 34 Manhattan, iy superior When Elkhart kras qon Perin Milttariv' 0, GRANGE MAKES LAST APPEAR- ceded to be as-powerf ul oftensl ely Western i Washington and to, learn more manners before attempting the herculiajn task that Its ancestor accomplished so success- HOME GRIDIRON. ANCE ON defensively as the Maroons. college, 3. Thlsi situation obtained up to and In I vr I I clud! ng game time yesterday after noori aftier that It was Mlshawtaka Carnegie Tech Ii Humbled.

I Famous Back Does Not Carry Ball t.11 the wky, in every department of Baldwin Wallace, Western Re serte, 0. i Case, 14; Hiram, 143 Ohio unt-ersiljy, 13j i Cincinnati 2. Ohio Wesleyan. Denlsonj 0. John Carroll, Bethany, Not only were thfe -Kilts put to Against Hoosiers Gallivan Play i is Star.

routj but they were humbled. The score of 28 tosO tenrpsent fnnr A group of atheltes, seven of whom were playing their last regular game "Muskingum, 14; Ohh Northern, 6. of the year, could not have closejd a St. Loufs Loyola, By Aatocl.ted Press. touchdowns but Is as far from.

the trutli; of the real difference between the two teams as a realtor's sales talk on the norida lndboom. football season In more spectacular t'rtBANA, Nov. 14. For two a matanerJ The credit for thta master Fort Bennlni, 47 Carson I ly triumph, goes first tt Manoon minutes this afternoon? "Red" Grange ine real story is simply that Notre .0. who as a unit here the was Ion the field of the Illinois me Mississippi Dame made 21 first downs -as compared to Carnegie Tebh's two.

That Mississippi 1., If; heavier Elkharrilne asunddr early In morial stadium and then he said the gamel and set the stage for the the offense of Techf was woefully farewell to the gridiron where he had Hnesjh4; in pu pru nrrriTc nuin Kf Tennessee brilliant acta of Burt Dojle, qhpt weate and the def en' college. 7. "Quaritlc'o Ma Doctors, O. Kentucky. pe of the Rox I gained fame, after his teammates Clarbnce Llndzy.

Dean Biady. pon It. strong. That the Its have a lot had bilad up a lead of 21 to over Neff and "Valt Brady. Seleral 'All 8tatB stJiTs Were i nact Ion here Stat" to learn about football before at- lr if i i i i i Iw w-inai IoyoIa, dallaudet 7 Wabish in tne season's final here.

tempting to dethrone the champions urdaly and only a deaf, dtimb kind Virginia, ylrgrinia Poly. 0. Th all-Anierican Illini captain of the middle-west, i title that the 111 UIU Ibll: L.IIUUUII 11.11 1 If I 1 1 fv 1 yuvic blind man would be handicapped in North Carolina, 13 Davidson, 0. failed! to carry the ball while he was Rockhemen have assumed In view of 14 Tennessee, picking them out Mississippi Ai and their, victory over-M nnesota, which i i In th game and the contest ended a few minutesj later without any a. Avalanche is Split team! Is now leadink the western fa: WEST.

I BucK.U.o pif IMm NUHTHWESTEnN DEFEATS Te-Eikhart -avalanchfc" swept seerss destined to further scoring. Grange will close his; dolleglatej career next Saturday conference and clinch Saturday. Utah, 20 Colorado college, Into mojun action like a full grow whenj the Orange and Blue eleven tain slid In the opening minutes Teen was even afraid to take aJ meets Ohio State at Columbus. the kameL Fields and Stolner, hjalf fe forward pass I ROSE POLY BOWS chance. Not a slngl was Sattempted, only Bu( to-day Was Gallivan day.The backs, ripped across for- two first straight foot- dougjity junior quarterback, piloting ttJut Idowhs after terrific line plunges, balL I This policy miy be all-right but 4 gridiron team tMver lived that TO INDIANA TEAM passes are ineffect thenL all at once, the IntiderS at- a team of secjond string men himself bore jthe burdtn of the Illinois attack and as responsible for much of the tack was checked by a codl "but could beat a Rockne coached outfit Rox tried five 4 ii I nT arXTSTTTf TIT irril baker l'neup si II 7 I I n'1' rf '-t-L-J I i and scores touchdown.

lentlrss reslstence that gained frco In that manner. Thai consistent gaibing. andlmomentum with- eaqli passing i-'i Ii4 passes not because thky were needed. In the eecond quarter Illinois kick- hnt mlnite ot the struggle, i lhelds kasHOOSIERS ROLL UP BIG SCORE Yoitmen Pound Center oi Opponents' keep the boys in practice 1 pi ers qacKea against lis own t. LJridzy soon obliged to punt to Ca OVER OPPONENTS.

and how the opposltjlotphow smart ine Incessantly For Huge Gaihs goal fend Grabie. Illinois, tacklo, broke hat on the latter 10 vara line! ana they really are. It had Its effect, for irBistlt lkal Ik ffi.Pt TVIkn. Mila Uarb faL taiB OfnAAl through the Wabash line to tackle BOTH TEAMS BATTLE HARD gent3enah opened the assault by -W ilce's Aerial Attack is re- Techswas humbled, defeated and an Parr for a salfety. i tuning the ball to the 21 yrd' stiflpe.

fi ureal rass Teams. i Si nihilated after the first five minutes hrst Terre Hauts Tsam Only Threatens Once Sn First Quarter When iNefB. and Dean Brady went. to of pljty. BADGERS STOP W0LVESJ eat down on (two plays, and Brady's Tech Gets Breaks.

vd Tally Is Mads. toss! to llndzy for nine yards, pa How Tech couldj assume this Lewis Paired With" Purple Captain I- Is it. the way for another Immedlakely Xwociated Press Wisconsin Defeats Michigan State by are Hard Pair to Stop From mental attitude Is bejlond all powers, of. conception. Most Beams- tehen the fcftef.

4NN I ARBOR, iMlfch.HNoy 21 to 10 Score. Din Ncff contributed the The west offers "Friedman to Osterbaan44 as pts great pass and the east counters with "Oberlander i You can start enough arguments to involve jialf a country as tp which Is the leading pair. Many westerners claim that Friedman is tfhe finest passer tiey ever have seen, and that Osterbaan Is the king of all Receivers. There Is no way of being sure outstanding greatness above al others. Those who saw Oberlander peg the ball 40, 45and 50 yards as accurately as Johnny Kling ever threw to second find it hafd to believe that he has a superior.

When Dartmouth completed IS out of Sthe first 15 passes! against Scorinjo Forward Passes opposition fumbled the ball twice Oh State's gamiest football effbrts that netted two more first downs land MADISON, Nov. 14. Wiscon within the 15 -yard Hie in less than By Avaociatcd Prt. 1 BLOOMLVGTlON, 14. Indiana easily defeated Rose.

Poly of were not enough Ho defeat Mlchtfoan Figure Big. -Elkliart carried the ball welKltvt sin; outfought Michigan State to a 21 10 minutes of play fould have be hew tolday and! the llwolveries. kind terTttory.r An exchange of bunts to 10 Icount h4re this afternoon. come; Inspired. Confidence would Sl-7, jhere this after- avdlllirig themselves ht tie first lt wo at series pf Hno rushes, cave have! swelled in the jbreasts of the 1Sconsin took an early lead and 13 noon, using straight football for the Maroons ftho ball on the Klkhart good opportunities wlhicJa! came their players receiving sucli breaks.

It fefr liRh Cornell, most or them nearly nair tne lengtn or tne neia tne exnioutson came yard line. Dean Brady went thro most part." Ingram's 'two baekflcld I way, soared la touchi own! and a field Br Associated-Press. LAFAYETE. Nov. 14.

unheeded on the Kiltfl waS never hesjded, although the State outfits cut do4-n Its margin and and close to being as fine a thing1 as any football field ever Jsaw. 1 I Martin. lbft tackle, for ya goajl In the first hlf ind Marks and Salmi, Tech decided to relelve the open threats, Capt. 1 akrel, Northwestern university's football then fumbled, snd Art II rnip: ron, JO to 0. tho cjter Wolverines Fiinding a weak; spot 13 threatened sesveral times to score.

1 ing ikickoff and a frw plays later All-Round Play. were, not Used duard, recovered ftr a S' ii-" of the Buckeye line, the The Badxers passed theu- way to a with Ralph (Moon) Baker, stel Notif Dame took possession of the gain pro- Yet there Is can go big every start. Rose Poly prov I of an exura yard. Dean Brady ea tnreaiening oniy poi4ndej it incessantly. pcorlnsri six touchdown in jthe first period, Polaskl No back, not even a Grange, questioning Orange's greatness.

ball ipn Tech's 23-yaid line, Wynne, lar halfback again. In the lineup, ad the cut oft rlRHt tackfle for 'ceedfed to ouarter in the nrst quarter, i when Sweeney I first downs tn the thltd taking a thro from Leo Harmon. A brother of the famous Chet who was vanced Its ni-estern conference stand When it comes to all-round football ability if will Toe a long tlroie befojre Ltndky's first touchdown of the gamel Intrrntai1 furwarif Ttnss aTlill alODfl bV. that AttkclG. few minutes ljater In the next period.

it VVriVU iiw, I -j r- the game shows Oberlander's superior. was blocked. lng to-day by defeating, Purdue be The Michigan aerial Attack ftwas Wisconsin roughed Layman, state one pf the best fullbadks to ever tear up the sold of Cartleil field, then cut off nine yards through right tackle, He has weight, strength and speed t6 start iftth. When a 200-jbounder Thio Maroon forwards weile hard at fore a Boilermaker homecoming pilot, kn a all) catch and smith drop- can move alertly through a broken field be has thi basts of stardom, i This its Iworhj sapping the strengtUl ot itho klckefl 40 yaids for a free gxal. crowd, 13 td 9.

putting the ball on tie 14 -yard line. bl Blue llro that -was heralded as ran 7 yards jor Itoee's only score, and when Taggart i was In position for a drop kick but failed. Indiana scored first when Ktamats returned Sweeney's punt 45 yards for a touChdoWn. Sibley a not at ts fuu point of sufficiency. It wai revealed during thd first jalf, so, in the closing periods line drives wei substituted for the passing gzLihe.

iMlchigan iessayJ 21 parses. Crofofot increased the victors lead in Wynne must have felt proud of him In the closing minute of play the Impregnable. It was thi about all Oberlander can do 1. Hit a line. 1 2.

Run an end. the next' period with a 40 yard sprint Purple resorted to the; same maneu self Sand then the' next instance had every reason In the I world to feel through the ehtire State team. vet which usd In the Michigan 3. A stout: strafght-armer who Is hard to tfrow. all but tone of therh by Friedman another counter in the second period.

smashes it the Maroon 1 ne fj-om tackle to Uckle, the terrific blpcHlhg and pupei lor'speed of the ends, that took all tt snap out of Coach Boone's hardj-flghl I'ng charges and left tliem 4. A brilliant passer. ashamed. Had brothdr Chet been in the stands there woulfa have been no Byers ani-Ral plunged across for Only three of the p4sse were m- game to Keep irom losing ine oaii tn the shadow ofi Its goal. With the RMAL NO ELEVENS 5.

A first class interferer for the other tacxs. pleted for a total gln; of 21 yebrds. Brlner Crlmson: scores. the other speaking between- thtse two mem-" 6. A good tackier; Flvfe' wre.

Intercepted. ball on his I own 12-yard line. Baker downed the leather oni the third touch two points after bersil of the family for months a pitifully demoralized handful of Is arid Indiana Embryo Teachers garnered downs, 7. A good kicker. The Ohio state 'passing attackjwa lllinoi comfci Wynne fumbiad and Bastlan down behind his goal to give Purdue athletes, as tne iirst quaraer enkien Ukwlaq ineffective, bnly two out oi I BattU to Deadlock and Summary.

1 scooped up the Sphere nad darted a safety as the gun. cracked. Tho tth the Fbn1I In Maroon Hands on IJne-up SuffielcTs Contribution. There isn't much left on the program. Dear Sir: The Suffleld school has only 125lboys back! to the 23-yard line before a qosenj tries being icorii pleted.

pne of these; netted 2t yaMsnd theieth- Rose' Poly. strategy came after Coach Phelan, of Elkhiart'sl 4-yard line. Dehn Brkdy It Yet among those Purdue, had thrust in everal sub TEfcRE HXUTE, Ind, Nov 44 ing Howned. twirled a long, beautiful past to Wjeb- Winston LR, Curl L. Martin er six.

Three wefe Intercepted. Michigan's first; scire lime toward stitutes and launched a menacing ihas sent to college 4eams are the following: Edd(e Tryon. Colgate: Shaugh- Practically the saihe thing hap- ter.lleft pnd. which was gkd fo 29Hellman pass attackj Altken yards. Two plays later.

Dan Briady I Clifford period. John pretty tackle 1 pened again in this Roach after making To-day's game was the 13th be Kunsl wekdler'Bunt Waal blbdked Ottlthe Scoring a touchdown and a placement kick in tse last four minutes of play, the Eastern nilnols State Normal gained a 16 toj 1 tie with fetate Nor 19 UUUIF Illirucu IIU anil i I IVC1BO tween the two schools, each team ollowing It up plunge and Parlslen R.T,?...j... tnorej yards of choice Elkhjart yird- I Brlner ale Ohio State 15 yard Bne4nd thejbaU having won; slxi prior to this en R.O.,1... V. Martin asre.

Walt Iiraav tnen snort tnroiign Kavrllla ball on Tech's nessy, Burt Benton. Yale; Barclay, Yale; Capt. Foley, Syracuse; Rtchtmeyer, Syracuse; Duncan. Pennsylvania; Stubbs, Sutherland and Jeffries, St. Lawrence.

Which isn't so bad for on small place, H. P. 1 if I- fV rt 1 V. i Tryon and Krueze are two other eastern backs who can do almost anything with, a football that happens to be requred. JTryon has been an all-round star for four years.

This has been a season for fast backs. through center put th4 i i 1 i.v. I mal here to-day In the Normal tio'tne- counter. Was gained! by Mlchlgsn on downs aftr it had rolled to the oae yard a uoie ia ia tciut-r was iiun 25-yard line. Wynne crashed Andrews Leake F.

Sibley Tobln The Wildcats came frora tehind to comlng. gamel Willis scored both as the west is wild, for the next of yards and then through for five more win, mainly through, the work of touchdowns fbr State Normal while series bt eight touchdoWna Kef tflrst down on Parlslen made it a L.H.B. K.H.B.. F.B..'. Stamats Ray down scor-extra point eree Crown called Ltndzys httemttted Molenda on the! fojitrth ed.

Friedman kjcjted the Cayeiis and Jeplogle were best for Tecn's 18-yard line. Wynne then re Sweeney i Tagfjart Piper Baker and La wis, and forged Into the lead In the third! quarter after as constant rains have left little but greasy gridirons find soggy turf upon which to run. i It was a touch break for Grange ko find nothing: but muddy dropklJc wide peated his little funibling act and Aicconnrii Wilcox, "Piirdue From this Doint on the fans Were fields all through his final "year. He hasn't donJ so badly at that. I One br line 1 Score by quarters -quarter, had run and forged into Tech! recovered on tlj Lewis, treated to an exhibition or reckless Arrange Cage Slate.

Indiana for a touch two rivals can testify to. the belief that he can stjep around. and second chancj Baker and touchdown ended. just: as the; ilrnt period Friedman madd gbodj i jbn a jificld goil kick from-' j- placement af a hazardous angle on lthe 40 yardjline In Ithe second auarter. Si fs abandon en yie part of Klkiart backs Ro se Poly cowh was lost.

FORT WAYNE, U. 7 0 0 --O 7 Touclulowns, Sta- that! would put to stiame ine enoris I i I Indiana scoring: Miss Wethered quit golf for over two montlfs, giving most of fter titpe flight Act. Wynne to Copy Thirteen Sunday schools have been Receiving! of the gojl of chance himself. Mllerr the klckoft at the open second qtiarter, North mats, Sibley, McConnell, iByers Michigan PosJ Qhlo Statt(0). to tennis.

A short while ago she entered for thje ladles gold cup competl lng of -the In the second Nor wis this alL enterfd in the Fort? Wayne City Bas (sub for Ray)i points on tr- after touchdown. Briietfli 2. Rose frroly fullback, and Gordon Johnson, ub stltute Tijalf. commenced on IneKec tual aerlil attack that grelw in pro Quarter Wynne fumbled again. This ketball League.

Games will be play tlon and managed to turn In a 7--77 over a haiid course for: 86 hols. She led her closest rival by IX strokes. Whe4 you k4pw how nothing else seems western worked the ball down the field 55 yards with off tacklo slashes Oofiterbaan Cunningham Ediwards iNhols Lovett Meyers making starting November 24- A twelve on the 14-yard by Its two Lewis then passed portion tb the score built up byi the oomer a iuu, i. week; schedule has been arranged. Brown Klein to Baker who ran 12' yards tor ibackfleld.

Together- these two! Clkhart ball players tried! 33 Baer i Hess touchdown. Baker added the tying Hawkins-. i threej more touchdowns Notre Dame should not have tuU that It did. After an exchange of punts Rockne sent Ira his first stringiand the march goalward started. Just wheo-'A.

touclldown In point with tils toe" a minute later were fenc- only six of which It la no longer any secret that football Is played, )ust as wen ln one section as It Is in another. Given the' same faumerlcal strength ftp draw on there. Isn't' Enough; difference to count. The south.1 for exampliB, hasn't the large universities -of east andwsL Yft Georgia Tech-het Perin scoring: I Touhdowrjs, Sweeney; point on try after Leake. Officials: Referee, Michigan: umpire, Kansas; head llnesmin.

Neal, i Washington and Jefferson; 1 flehS. Judge, Davis, Cornell. Str Anywhere You PM H'm-. IRISH HARRIERS 1 WIN! Capt. cesaful fr a total of 74 rat-da.

Flra Friedman Q.fe. .1 il 4t pet 'Lindzy ithen uncovered some uuuerv s. formations that have neveri been i(fPen StateTlT to 6, nd Tulane tteat Northwestern, If to mfter tieingsup Mis By Associated Press. I sight Notre Dame w4s penalised 15 LAFAYETTE, 14. Scor-I yards for holding, and for the first her4 bef6re and with JJnrty.

taking turns, pegged 1 passes, seven! of Molenda Score by i I. IlcUgan I-S-t-04 souri. conquerors of Nebraska. Tulane tied t4 team that beat the earn Uhat beat the team that beat Pennsylvania. ,1 Why shouldn't a university with 10,000 students have better material than a university with' 1,000 students? There scdms to be no answer we can vhlCh wfere completed for 20 siards Up points, University of Notre i timepn the game the Box were tem-Dame team (won the state cross- porarily checked.

Eijright attempt- It makes no difference where Capt. Eugene Klnts performs, he if sure to show in stellar! For the Ohio JStateJ 0-0-OHOiv In the third period the Purple cat-' tried the- ball into' Purdue; territory again on straight and two 20-yard passes which Lewis lifted to Seidel and BakerPut 'the pigskin Inside the BOllarmakerJjlO-jard rsono whence Lewis took it across on the fcvith dowi. Baker tn(ed the try fo--. point after touchdoWh. Both teaitts missed drop kick and place kick, attempts 'several times in the second half and in the last period Northwestern .1 playedf defensive game with Baker's kicking' forestalling- Purdue's aerial attack- 1 think of.

tneAiaroon dbks inirrceiuen rpvtb of the Jdhnson-Mlller brand of ale rial 8 I i The north wind doth Ilchtgan Molenda. Pcjlnt after touchdbwnj Frlednan. Flfld, goal, FriedrhaW, Referee. iMas- cotinirjr meet held at Purdt( univer- ed it PJace kick but it fell short, sity. to-day.

second with Afteil an pxchange of punts the Rox 36 points and), Butler was thir.d With gained the ball oh Tech's 35-yanl 55 points; Thj winning Harrier squad Flanagan brol through left had jstulty. Young, Collins, Maloney Uckle for 25 yards and the -first and I Dolmaner running. The time score Joomed. Flanagan latter car And we shall have snow, Converted three of themi Into past two seasons he has pcrrormea at touchdowns, and gained" total of end, but this fall piloted i the! team jL 1 i frnm TnalfTnniMr horth.1 wlfh Inst ketrs. Northwestern; umpire, Schom- The half ended with thV Maroons effective results, Klnti will be back mr, Chicago; field Juifcge.

MqCord, 20:04 for the three and one half mile I ried the ball- from the 10-yard line And what will the duffer do thin? If the duffer was ae, 'J I'd pick out a tee AVhere-the- sun was. a-hundred land teai I 1 i 'decidedl superior, the store being 1 for his final rar on South Bend High I IUltiols; head lUiesnian, Chi -1 1 course. ji-a fa crn. Vi. I schools ma team next I a a.

1 I caro. CmUIshA Page raf. Colima Three, mz i i 5.