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ONE FOR THE BOOK. vcam. Sut mow ThtL SiVtR The Australian prime minister. A. Lyons, niche In goU history tor a mashie shot across the rirer at Sydney.

He topped the ball alt the 15th tee and it ricocheted from the rirer to the green, per milting him to hole out In par 3. A BELL AT STAKE. The umrersities ol Nebroska and Mis souri, old gridiron rivals play onnuoiJy for an ancient bell foken from a Nebraska church. It put up as the sfokc by two Cornhusker frafernifies which formerly were (juarfered in one house and which battled over posession ol the relic when they built separate establishments. I.INCOLN, NEBKASKA.

SINDAY. NORTHWESTERN STOPS IRISH 14-7 Jerry LaNoue Shines As Huskers NGES FRANCIS OR TWO SCRAMB NTFRS COYOTES EDGE OUT A WIN OVER CREIGHTON Slor.x KAI.I,.«, D. V. Pakota umvorsity ('oyotes fought off a liett rmiru'd offen.st' for throo tjuarler.s Saturday to fiimliy rdge out a 7 to victory over the Bluejay.s in K1 iiiad Shnne Atokad day celebration. Scoring the winning point.a midway in the quarter after Creighton had tallied, the Coyote.s were foreed to play defen.sively lor nearly all remainder of the game a.a Creighton offen.se drove into South Dakota territory continually.

times the ked the Bluejays in.sidc the 15-yard line. ('reighton scored early after Vana reeovered a fumble on the 15-yard line. Wilcox scored on the thinl play up. Three nnnutes later South Dakota slopped a drive on the line and on the first play Hay broke thru center and raied eighty-four yanl.s a (liiwn. He al.so plarekicked for the Win Hectic Battle From Artrt.s«,s DC I for II ill SlM'OIllI PcM-iotl no A Cardwell Scores First After Takinq Pass from Chief Bauer.

(Continued from 1 Ad fernately and bate derrf'cd it he I.loyd Caldwell, Si arh (u e. wh to suffer a mental lapse and pt imil the anitute us to recover the kiek'df for a lidown befnie more than fit- en had II tu ked off tiv the hugo ('lock The ('ardwell aov. lat. toek extra point and winning margin, a long jei i.s from Hauer and with a hiilliHnt hit of fines drove the remaiiung twenty yatd.s to the fouiddown whii'h ulmo-l the count l.aNou act- hor- with a hnlliant a first down while he was ne on tlie ground to uji the Nehra.ska hflown which mov in a 12-7 ad by half lime. Yet fate ome the and it wa.s eoloiful who that lat-lal into tlu open to permit a Kaii.sa- overy aiul pronqtt tL ton.

h- following kiekotf the third The lingers of which heil mlo the gridiron! CITY, la Minneso- a. htevement Wisner mi.ig**l tr. mighty force, stallcl thirty minutee by a fiiriou.s Iowa offen.sive. let UxVse a crii.sh- mg counter charge in the h.ilf here Saturday to whip the ERS CARRY MANY IOWA CREW Ozc Simmons Sets Pins for Lone Hawkeye Score First Period. MISSISSIPPI STATE IS LOSER TO L.

S. U. TEAM BATON KlYCC.H. l.a. A powerful mnning attack iii the lir.sl two mixi'il with pa.ss- es, State univer-ity a to Id victory Sat unlay i.s.«i.s.sippi The victory further L.

S. hope for the southea.stern eonferenee title. wa.s thiril victory over a eonferenee and and with the of Die Mi.s.s t'V sent the Tigers to the top ot the ence, the only untieaten and moiiiher. l.SC hdown in the peritxl and in the Major Ralph Sa.sse's a rooms halt the attaik. The NOTRE DAME SMASHE Belated Fumble Gives the Purple First Victory in 34 Years.

BY PAUL MICKELSON. SDCTH BKND. Ind Notre new womler team of football. on the highe.st peak of its immortal Kmite BiHkne. felt into ruims of an alnnost unbelievable 11 to one toiulidown Saturday, in the and another a team that 111 but unleash a attack on the Tigers WER ECKS ratu'is a liig fiiooii jis far 1 out'lidowns re lu' is simun jilowing tliru lliq nf Itile K.

r. line for ilu seeutuT hraska touelidown. pla.v in periml and gavc tho a at also final Xehraska in third lu riod the point a kick Irnin plaeeuH iit to him Id points for tin- hv llarrv of and Star staff. GftiL lifted to stardom when minute.s the tmik a flat p.i.s.s tin line and squirmed and wriggh'd thru a fieM for more than hard yard.s he wa.s crowcte.i ju.st three yard.s from the final stripe. Line Plays Great Game.

From Fts EFtft AM Hawkeyes 13 to in their for conference leadcr- Fifty thmi.sand homecoming fans, chilUni a col mo.st the game, the (kipher ri.s«' up for a two louch- Rams Should Have Won With Margin One Touchdown Altho Underdogs. NF.W YDHK tCSe Capt Joe I MKill rvUhlon SI HU.II iHMU IS, Shelton ri Ol I hatirvn 15 BK. Ol ll.inililing Sam Franci.s ami a fine dinvn rally in la.st half after Mamaci forgot to duck hand of CornhUNker liin inen. Sam i Iowa the ith Fordham up with a 7 hiishs ja fir.sl cpiarter tie with the gallomng C.aeLs wun.uMn line for touchdown thru.sts I Mary instead of a 7 to end 7 Hu. torward.s i only four fir.st to from eiut to end a the a.s.sum«'<t control hawker line which had Ih-cii i the conte.st after ttie the Big The the of the periotj.

13. Iowa M. Nolrr llaiiit which him into the in the fir.st half wht'n they () triumph. That the way mo.st of the OOU at the Ground.s i.i, Murjiaini fell about it but Slip Ma.ligan will i never forget a St. touch- i i hi.s eye.s in the final i The vi.sitors had the hall on ii.

t. l-vaid line fir.sl front line hole.s whuh iibled the Huskers gain a in the first ilown Simmons a Threat. Dze Smsmons, Iowa St.II. I) a thru the partnu'nt while lor a nm- for anv of in the thu. lo 1 tom hdoAri the Kamsi- runmng nU.uk wa.s lad was! stoppe.l Hu.shmg u.

with an alert tou. hdown i la.cged the Jayhawk inve when he a punt fort.s at wauking the air tor lo-vard hi.s 35. its i While Nebta.ska Satiintay mght roughing the lowli i singing the ut ssnn ba. to champbm.ship the first time I this ha.s air Sinimons after he wa.s the aggivgalion from Mt. to tin- I wa.s iilmoU as happy in simmoms tos.v»,*«! a 41, llalOiiM.r** hut lost It on a fumt)le 7.

wa.s (onvertefi a tonrhback. That wouki have vui.iii»«» I rutiUllii A. I given Madig.in fiiiirth stiaight his pal, ih but he to with a tie vvhieh wa.s really a moral vutory for the Ham.s who battU'd Bittshurgh lo a la.st In lioih ganie.s Fordham wa.s the well-known Struck by Punt. ILs misfortune wa.s in Ii. SI.

7. 13. Malnp 13 13. sl.uc li. It till It.

II. 13. nil Maiilinllt ii I 13 tlirrllii Wnosirr HtiiUiiii ill, I in Iff anliluk Ha) tun 37, 21. laii 13. 7.

HvKalb I.iitlirr 24, 13, 0. arthaitr B. 4. 9. IMlikoah 0, arroll 0, sol IM Viirth '1 I 0 Htlitilir I IrKinia H.

Vl.iliaiiiu 8.3, IfiixMin 0. I 11. 18, Nt Viitiiirii 8.3. 7, li.uKlitlpii 84, Viiit-rtran I 7. iH, llilaiM- 15.

ainlvrhllt 4H, hattiiniaigo 13. 7. 1.1. I Inria.i H. 7.

rimiian 2H, KIchiiuiiKl 11. 7. Nnrili amiinu I Wa-blnaton A Virginia P. I A Mrnr) Virginia -laO 83, -liaw Hti. n.

HUI 'ill. l'rt rlaii I ainiMini I niati o.lHgf 7. K. k) 7. I IH, Mnrra) olirgt H.

I 4 'iH. 18. 18. 1 1 l.irk 3, Su, aroltiia lltf I Ii'h, 17. I llalli 4 hiti I h- ir BAINS FIS ha.sn able to win but one Big Ten game thi.s and a umver.sity that hn.sn’t boa.sted of a triumj'ti fighting Iri.sh in long aeeoni- pU.shed tlie stunning amidst a of ram ami twilight be- tore speefator.s who hardly lealized it wa.s true.

The at.s, around ami deflated in tluir own thiu with a right Notre Dame rally. Trailing by almost fourteen as one Iri.sh touchdown wa.s tiack iH'i au.se of holding the Wiltl- cat.s back the the period, fukled anolhi'r Panthers Lash Out at the the thtr.i, umi then stootl like a Gibraltar a.s the fighting Iri.sh fought with the same full fury that brought from nowhere to victoiy Ohio State a ago. Just a Big Nightm.ire. The defeat, by Norfh- vve.stcrn Ls "iron man" hackfnld. SOLDIER Army 29-6 With Larue Going on Spree.

football ho.sts of Bitl.sburgh. bla.sting thru line an.t the f.x' from aloft, an amazing to 'roth, Hugh triumph aftc'imion nlippery Don the grim i a.iets VS happiest Notre A gay throng i in five voais into a ns.ooo fan.s packed Bitl and applau.se as the anth- chainpioiiship to match the. er.s, entering the final period with Rockne of 1030 ami a a 10 to lead, three in the Ho.se liovvl tumhl- Michigan State Stubborn as Invaders Win 13 to 7 in Bitter Game. KA.ST Mieh. 1 IMilV touchdovvn.s in the closing minute.s Paul 'Fangora.

a seiiifir guaul Tn the opening period the (Muels. I VVa.shington, D. full of fight, piled the Panther.s vvinnmg tom hdowu for three down.s on their 25-yard Heap that with a line. On fourth try, Pntriek pyt ih the hero Marquette Golden Avalanche kept hack hi.s 31 and with in the VVildrat camp It i it.s place in the list ot Larue holding the he hooteil was 'Fangora. a the nation football it over from a slight angle.

who the As team.s by downing a fighting took a lateral the fighting Iri.sh the i Michigan State college team to from Patiuk ami left line. Paul wa.s in to 7 before more than roaring for 7 yatd.s and a slop ami he it 'Fhen in spectatoi.s here kick was gooti, tinal on A nair of long forwaul j.a-ss.-.s, Larue Runs Wild. bv Halftiaik Hav Buivid to, bmi.Kht’ victory to the arnl the Spartans then see' otnl of season. I The a rial i-onibinatioii brought 'a touihdown from the 25-yard line in the fir.st am! innl al.so. again from the line in long pa.s.s wa.s thud piTiod a packed with loi fei.

in am! Aimy ilarmg nijit.s ami a Pitts 33. I Tin-; py angora snared pa.s.s, the mo.st of the waikeii down tin- snieliin- for 13 tinne 'Fangota. altei- and it over. until tin tin- kick wa.s low, mark l-'roin skirti'd Larue da.she«! 75 yaids tin- ins right hiilliant for hi.s toin hdown. ing to winning toin h- Patrn again the k.

stamlmg up. Duvall A plays I.anie a hi.s second point toin lnlown Then mad, tiqisy turvy. fourth vvhh two htlovvns ami aindher for the B'ullbat Tnn- tallied ArmvLs toui Ill HI tion- F'rouihart to in motion tile winning from 30-yard 'Fangora al.so aiiotln fumble on the Nolle 33 to give hi.s niate.s a but they a.sh. Heap, platinum blonde boy who 43 yards to Illinoi.s a week ami Duvall, a k.v onng fiipt.s eolk-tiion of lateral ilarmg pa.s.st'.s pUHln-'l atro-s its tom h- the iiiial ami. i with two to go.

Miirtri-vlMint I li- to allot r. I.a.«»..r. 7, 4 nu-n 7. The lotic Spai tan s. ore on a pH.s.s that "Agony Al" Agett, The Kansas whnh game wa.s a duplicai of rieonng in the -k- lahiiina tilt two ago.

only thi.s tune It wa.s Neoiask, that found It If on the blur derm); Rolls Out of Bounds, fiougla.s.s lir.st koff had of in nd hi 'l l.i/ilv the ade- pn. It 1 toward the I'd z.ilic iil, Fl.iP- evcdi-m the vvom 1 Pe- 1 it Etea 1 It I into tin- H.tVes spe. was i I un li I Fn ri 4 'I saw Film iliiving tor f'lgskui. wa.s late II'e, I 1 p. I bi.l 11 I's 1 1 i I red It and In split np- rigl eit ui- a 7 O'sv ir.in L.iNoiie th' N.

at-ki huig In. to Me. 1 In ti I 1 a. vards with P. t- Hn.sk*r.s a tun 40 vard Is- .1 A a l.lt I I to B.t a v.ii l.s and then Pa St.

I l.tss.'.j a I ng I A pt'S ti. Iw F- .1 atv wh' ii i hall Hwav P' ab. k. r.iiming He fren; Hapg.vtdii I. i 1 a ii Klet i Vi ii to 'T 1 1 to 1 11 i i p.

i r.e.l I. lof a I 1 a ol i .1 haw K. -i h.t-i -O' th.vi I 4 1 r-1 i.u-.g r. wa.s uuiviiig me vP' and Iowa got a fir.st down q.q, jjo-y when on the 1 yard line on a Minm-sota bn. kfiied at him.

vrnhrr.i e.ffsid«» 1 1 1 17, rfllf I Trli, Herman Mei.ster. pound Nt. 1 1 7 Hild Went Over. Mary steam up while isMk i.i. 3 1.1 rum irii Hild rra.sh*'d over left guard for Maniaci wa.s playing tag with the the biwa touchdown on the next when the leathei replay but rni.s.sesl the try b.oundetl from Gaptain shofll- for the point.

and the line Meister half, threw trom tin- Mai- short from Patiiek ami ami the damage w.i.s jaunted 25 yards acro.ss line. Bill tl wa.s Dame fans tln ir big thnll. a.s iiiling the ball w.i-i thrown for- 4" yard.s a minute waul aftei Pati it it. in, but theVViM- But on the very plav, game emied a.s Don on the very formation. La- vcr hatih-d rue took lateral and pa -a and no it 2h yaid.s his Pit st.art«-"! to march in Pie half after ('ruym of Knind.s on his own tt Hiken and Andy Ft am tiaek.s, stp.

ti' .31. and 1 ak.iig tin.illv* 1 a p.us.s to Bahe was on the mark. After Pram three yards off right guani for the tying la oir.s phi. eknk ivS wide Gaining otft-nsive sin iiglh the g.inie tlm opetu'd th'-u winning drive a few iiunules after the atari la.st 'Fht'y got cH s-sion the Felli when i'layn. kicked out Minnesota 23 yard ati'l let l.vm* a su-Uained march field gi'ing to Hawkeye 32 vai li a pa.sa lu la'Votr 'Aho was on the 13 yard IL-use ami Thompson thru Pie line the six mark e.n the went wide arttiin'i the b-wa end for the luuehdttwn Ku the exFr.i split the ponts ami Minres-ota 1 13 to I'rr STTi V) I gge i ii I 18, Hoh.tfl li I nl.Hi 13, K.U 13.

7, SI 7. H.irtiiKiiilIt HI, MIImiii A Mur) II I I IH. All. Kllrll) II IH, MiiiH lituii I 7. 7, 7.

N.irlh«rii Itriit.ll« I I HI ii itllM (irlit I Sliillll W.inln*lir 7, 4M a ft'w tom on the Ill'll.) It irh.r* I I H) It Vriiiil.t II. lull ii rK I i 31. r. iti'H- (I I nr. I 88, i ItrlHoll I II II wa.s on it in a jiffv.

Mei.ster ked for ex- tiR nnd red on Maiy of thought th.it be H.nn.s. It II ilk I Yi: iirs IMI I iL .1 i HP pi 111n Pi P. II i. or IF I PU I i i I I a sa.s 1 I I rrt) hy il f.Npp/t.Nifi I t'iHU in I ft.sr l. l.s* i.iiMUi ch.

in it.s tust vnti.ry the Pur- lue ups-t. Plavuig in.spu loot ball, Itven thiu a ki. line in the I- i p.noi and then a in the thud on a irurn Lov.dun A e.otn«-! oo.iiig of IT. immi ivv hnl- liant iiitc h. in Its til win of tin iiio.iigi.

A light that fe 1 the prove. recovered fun.me: jn I i.r<iue terri- atta, haU I i fu ilf a to an -icil g.tî on VVi.X'■;-I:,in almost vulnei 1 F' ouM rot strip. Purdue cr--. 73 vaiiis potn iinm.tgi- Pi pa I p- luiimag" six II hai irti I I Z. I H't lltnzt'ii I 4" I Kr It.

gil I I 8, vii.rri* 4 tV Olilo Niirlli.rii M.ni-ti.t ItoMliiig i.rcrti 13, Ji.liii I). ItHHf.i.ii 13, 7 Hilniil I 1.3. Itu. glieli II. Iij 7.

i II I 14. I Oluf 18. MiHtrlii I .38, VV llli.niM I l.twniiie II, I urritil it. eiitriiur) ti, I 4 l.t, iiiai, 24 to lii.s k. jaunted 25 yards acro.ss the Ime.

Bill gave the Notre Vliiliunu) A 18, H. 11, I lorlilM H. 1 Ni.rili MroliiiM sinie H. 4' I ToUChdOwn IS LOSt. utierl, U- Sp.U tailS miSSe.l lu st pi tom hdown when i tl.s iiiwt-i i (ailed ko a pa.ss over the goal 36.

Inn- from Agett to Allman, an 4tirr 3tl. 7 i 3 1 oki.iiiiiiii.) A Hiirlheni oglahoni.4 I eai 13. Auotlnr hance when glinilliel- I i. Murra) 8, I It.iger VI 18. i I 13.

iilli-Ke li luiiiNli.nn eolli 81 37. 7 tollexe 18, Violili I 7 Vrk.itDt«« I 'i7. KV I VIN iilor.iito II. I lull Heioer I It, IlHHall I 7. I lah 18, lillriiaii 8.

I I i.liilio I HrialMiH Voitu8 31, sl.ili I iirt liiljiitf) 7, 7. I Alt VVlNl liiilorii IliUteiii (I (allOiriil. II. II. ullOiriua Hi.iiihlef* II, M.iiiii Uuiiu.r ol Ii oil.

Me III llle ill. hlro It NluO lui)otu I .3, VV li, iilleMe of I lit oluiiilila li 1.3, OreMMii H. ing early in the third vvln-ii State a Mappn tte pun- tciok a long pa hli- on the inva 17. and wa- spiuled aiio. 1 fii.st down on 1 on ui- rm with a pa.s Agett'4 on the li line n-i bv B.uivi'l who lait-d to iat.

be. t.i Art Fio atti 1 latitai lii.s owe only to I Ulti I Lun ipi third lout hoowii of aP'-rnoon In lo.suig ininiit'- liom VVfHMj and ri( OH- It was a 39 yard cain. Hei tor kii alili gum 1 shoitly there- aPti. lim up an'l sumnmiv 1 .1. at the Yanke.

here Hat- urday before crowd of New York umver.sity it- entire squa.i along, the trsvk alHVing in fur mly a nioir.ug a.s P. rr.inutes NEW YORK U. BURIES CITY COLLEGE TEAM NKVV YUHK d' New r.sity -s undefeated and I team buried the t'tdlcge I the City of York 4o to VlrMliiiu lilltlor lolhgr 7, IriSiW.Miil luiitiir I), in ll.ii sixth ot ui, 7, I lurrnir 31. Hriroli I rrh ti Oiitlt.iril IN, li. Jiihnaof) (II) I riti I luri'in Vlii I 0.

VV ilm rfiirrr ti I do I t. 7 ri-ltlilon liukolN 7 lirrr liauir 7 VVnlrrii Nlalr 18, Vliiiil Ir.trli-r* 0 ir(iiiiti I ni.iii 30. Vliiuril VVui VV 7- VV Ito I. irlhirn I i. Mil I .33, IS.

MiOi-iidfi- I Niirii.ut III I I or.tl I ADiIm I (I oriii-ll hiilli-r I 4 nuikliii fi Hl I IN 4 rlliMii. VV 3 .1 Krl.itt 4 ri It. lllKM.i* roll. 13. Nor'Ii 7 VV KhlOMtvii 1.3 Hruk.

tt 17 VV rii 7 into VV tl.itd*. Ill VV (I. hriil Nlutr VkiOM Ilo-rc Mouitl I iiwot Ki.n).*ii IS. VN, i Mauiliiklrr Hall li. tu y.iid.s to 3u.

'1 hi gaine out like an- Nolie Dame tory man h. hig Don 13 ycp'd tile g' al in the pr-t had hei nulliibd With hohl- up p' iialty, Dame man hed 4 1 v.ii'I' on t'ii to cii- iPi i li-n aml 1- 'u and flm too! liom wL. le froinhait ove! o'e I ked Pie I st a polut at f'lat p-f'lU U' ii: 1 ntlingils nol I hi I 0,1, I di I I i am iii e) fiii tln ii w.iv Pie tviiii id'. An A '27 H. to I 1 ef Fie 1 I i' I i 1 Fie I ait OIl urPi d'- uK i- the a Fu li luie to HeolV 3.

Link Win BFA'FKB'H Ball Lugging Feats. 4 V-H 1 1 1 1 iH i 1 it II H.iwrll II 11 4 4l.lFI«t(, i H. 1.84.0 4 i VV -lur. -9 le.UMtd* i VHi.kii: i 4 e.i.sy HcC def. ati''d B.e.

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