The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 16

THy l.T\roi.\ FRlDAr. XOI'FMHKK in Washington Huskies Defeat Cornhuskers, GiPAIGN SES IN EftS 10-6 Nebraska Loses When Last Period Drive Falls Short PRAISES Play-By-Play Husker-Husky 3 0 rt 0 BeaiKmen Carry Hall on 77-Yard March in losing Minutes of Plav Only oMeet Stonewall When 3-Yard Line Is Reached; Howell and Presnell Head Attack Which Out-Downs Huskies. BY SHERMAN. SEATTI.E, Nov. desperate rally by the Cornhuskers during the fadinj? moments of a thrilling gridiron battle rally in which the Nebraska grid- ders plunged from their own twenty-yard line to within three yards of the opposition turned back when the linal fhalk-mark and the winning touchdown seemingly were in their grasp and the Cniversity of Washington Huskies outscored the Missouri Valley conference entry, snatching victory by a point margin of 10 to 6.

But Cornhiisker football is offering no for its failure. The Beargmen achieved a sulvstantial advantage in total yardage and first downs, and the twenty-five thousand spectators who crowded the concrete stands of the Washington stadium gave praise to the vanquished equal to that accorded to the conquering horde of Washington university. Coach swrjtt Into the lead tlurlng the flril Rudrtrnly pinns injs Kanif to an atlai wllh fmo hrlllianlly forwHid aPi! croK.sf**] the NehiMMka k-onl o-hen Ti srcao fturletl the ova! to iln Cutt on the sronnt; tin extra point, Nebraska Plunges Across. reajKtnse second quartet sjieeillly a'i that tlte ilusktfs destined to or plunjie to cist ve vlctoty. Taking a Tesreau punt and run ntng the tiack to 30-yartl line, the CorahuHktTs unleashed a plunKlnK attack which battered and heat hack the forward wall.

With tlow U. Pres nell and Stephens In slashing nff the tackles or driving straight through the line, the t'orn- huskeri. marched steadily on a sustained attack which planted the hall hack of ashlnRtoii Howell'a llne-iipplng phmifea fc.t- the Nehra.ska advance as the TtearK team approached the goal line. Jt was Howell and then Howell again on si a sticce.ssive smashe aa ho charged from the 2h-yard to the sciirlng chalk mark. Stepn- ens' try for the extra point missed the mark and the fluakies were tnaking jmce, 7-6, at the start of the secimd h.alf Huskies Boot Ptacekick.

Washington Inaugoraled the tliird per od with a driving offensUe which advanced the bull deep Xehraska territory, 'f'esreau, tormsen and Ch.arleston were plunging effei ttvely and ftfte.ecn ard penalty, assessed against the t'ornhuskers for unnecessary piling. enaldeil the Huskies to advance to within Xebraska's ten yard line. determined Nebraska defensive halted the Huskes, rush and Poach: Itigsh.Tw h.H st'dlar placement Kicker, (iene for a try at goal from the Held, Pook conimlftctl the mi.stake of communicating with one of lus te.sm-mates and the Huskies were set lo yards hy ay of punish- merit. But Pook was undaunted by the penalty, as lie retreated to 31-yard line and booted the oval sqimrely between the upnghts and over the bar. The third period was waged on even terms, with neither Husky nor making a serious bid to break Info the seairlng column.

Xe hr.aska’a fourth period rally, however, gave the a thrilling A try-at goal from place, njent bv ashliiKton guard was failure an dthe lialt bounded over the goal a rourhback Last Period March, from their 20-yard ine, the Beargmen loaded their heaviest guns and soon were raking the Washington ship with a mercl less Are. Bronson replaced Stephens to handle the helm during the flnal drive and Howell and Bres- neU. plunging back of a i line which chaiged the Washington forwards off their feet, alternated efTectively together in snuishlng and driving In direction of the Bag shaw A from Bmnaon to Bresueh accounted for six yards and tlun another pass for 13 Howell to planted the ball on a-hlngton's line. Final Oriva Is Short. Howell was thrown back a yard on a try at the hue, but two subsequent plunges by the inc Indomitable Howell airounied for Ave and the oval was res'- ng on three yard line, fourth and gvial to go The Cornhuskers to send Howell catapiiltlna agaiiii.t the left aide of fm ward wall but the Huskies po iil of attack ma; their fon a and losed In to hurl ck the phin Poriih.usker ha fba.

a the line of scrlmi'iaK- final pistol ba kcd t- loinati.oi i the strm yib' iml Huskle- had oalkad Nsi ate d-He anatciiing ctorv trom the Jawr of threatened defe.a. tVashtnglmi profited from only break of the game A sec. n.l march hv the had netted three tlrst downs, advancing the liall to the Huakb thtrty yard line, tlici' plunged through guaid for a i' gain, but fumbled awsy tht( and sitngt 1 eked It out of tb di ngec t'Oie Tbc contest was 1 -fd peld Game Statistics. First 12; Nebraska, 16. Yards 193; Nebraska, 242, Yards thrown for Washington, Nebraska, 13.

Forward passes W.isbjog‘on, 3 for 56 yards; Nebraska, 6 for 51 yards. Forward passes Washington, Nebraska, 2. Punt 6 for 31 yards; Nebraska, 5 for 38 yards. Kick-off ton, 3 for 5 yards; Nebraska, 2 lor 50 yards. Punts and kick-offs returned 69 yards; Nebraska, 90 yards.

a I I 25 yards; Nebraska, 30 Ball lost on Ns. braska, 1. Field goals innton, 1. Field goals attempted and Nebraska, 1. A AGS TIE Oklahoma Ags Get Touchdown Late in Game to Gain 14-14 Tie.

26. In the la.nt few seconds of play, Oklnhuma Aggies put across a touchdown that gave the a 14 to 14 tb with Pnlverslty of Oklahoma In thvlr annual Thanksgiving day game here ycstenlny. Skeet Beery goes most of the cretllt for the tie with the as It was his quick thinking that the team from what seemed a defeat and loss of the title. Beery, who was playing his last game for the passed to Mc- Been for a fifteen yard gain In the final stages of the game, the play giving the the bull on the Sooners' 20 yard line. The flashy quarter then dropped back u.s If paas and a of charging Sooners came at him.

He cut toward the able line ami while running he noticed Boole stsndlng over the K'Cil line n. Beery heaved the bill! Into open arms, about eight over the line. Struck kicked for the extra point that knotted the count Grinnell Downs Drake. MOINKS, Nov downed Drake university football team In their annual clash here yesterday 13 to 0. The game wuis played tn a fog eo dense that spectators the ball with difficulty.

It was first victory over tlie Bulldogs since 191T and the ftr.Ht tune that te local squad hsd tsUen tiefore the dur- mg Solem's leadership. 111 Ill in Minm'apolm, fortunes of bis by ratlbv iM.ike was powerless before tlie oiuc wa.s the tJrln- iiell go.tl line threatened that was In the liod wlieii a drive led by took the phty to the Blonosr tight janl line re It was lost on ns. Peru Prep Closes Successful Slate BBBB, Vo 't ni ju dm heil one ll ib.il (' -i Ico- leti. v.l. I'ui Brep ag- jl 'lion, bti t.am around with linilte.1 Hint -if reicivf mateilul.

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ALABAMA SQUAD Sport Critic Says Southern Eleven Real Goods This Season. BY DAVIS J. WALSH. BfUMlXHllAM. A I.et the rs prate of the all-around excellence, the running game of Stanford anti 1-tf- ayettc.

Brown's Mc- and the put-and-takt coinhlnhtion.H of and Notre DHirn- but K-vv me the AU- I bamu team that beat He.ugla. 33 tj 6 and ask nothing further t.m* life. There, gentlemen and female Imperrnma- ture, was and Is a footliah eleven. If Stanf. rd happens to be unaware of this it will not remain in ignorance Indefinite los- Hibly the champions nave been apprised of the even at early moment, for Mr.

Glenn Warner among present and what he i.aw whs enough to him hack into t.ie dark of Incoming night, multerlng iiindu In Mr. Warner has seen many and tiad football In his time. He saw an gofd one was a liberal lucaf on to am one with the faintest pretenre to technical knuwledKe of game to watch it expounded by this pro, duct of the that a laae Wade Team Good -If you ock, you can pUy no football one of Wade and. whether he means or not. It fact, nut flction.

that no AtahHiiia man eyer gone to the of tiatlng the coach faith on this point. Alabama men out In a manner that must have and rciuo- tant admiration In a man Warner who omimlBed himself a life time In which InterfeT- ence given the alternative of tak- Ing the man or taking the air An e.tual number of young men have voluntarily taken both, so In- slstent Warnor on this point. ma.stery of the technique means that one of two funda- mental of all attack fur. The other is the, xecution and conception of the And here again the Wade uttU Ju.st about foolproof or, at least It yesterday. It has a passing In Wlnslett, type pas.ser who bobs up from no wheie oiue In a decade.

This man them faMer. more accurately an.l, If neces.Hury, further than any has college football In recent years. I tnake this statement duly cogntr.ant of the fact that Benny Krtedman, of Michigan, still Is very much with the situation I Winslett Clavar Paaaar. Wlnslett Is a better passer'than Friedman. Moreover, he l.s of eat- er value ic Alabama than an.v im dividual of the day ami age his particular team.

This hombre a defensive that prove a the declining years of such Tack Hardwick, Bomelsler. KUpatrlrk, and the other immorta On attack, he goes to the fteld to pass as fow, men ever could, aiul to direct the team as Its fteltl genernl. I am pained to relate that he punt. Some should speak to him kindly hut severely on this point. There been another man Just like Wlnslett In game since the of Brick and Hardwick.

The Brick, ul that, is only one within memory who d'l as many with a football, barring the mere mutter of swallowing It. Of c.nirse. it wa.s Wades Idea but 1 help but tay that I the wav Wlnslett and Barnes picked their spots for passing using the surprise element for all was Worth, Alabama was tn th absurd hole of having to make Its pass on the third down with eight yards to gain. Not a One-Man Team. Rather than give such an Impression let me hasten to say that Alabama Is no one-man team.

dom. In fact, has writer seen a that is less upon Its and more upon the effe. of th comtdnatlon. But stars the are In enty both because and In splte of this condition. They tu ned hn.se a young griit hy the name of TayUvr, from Benedb tine, and he was noih short of a caution In the open field, with a hlp-sway, and in ex.

ellent change of pace. Among things, he ran furty- for one with a rely a detaining hand being laid upon him. Taylor only morr, at tbal. Blckhard and Berry were excellent tH' kles. 'umparub'e a pair with Kddy, of the H.riic* punted well and plave.l a ttiie pluiiKinng t'uld bhn-kiiiK and txckling above aod a the name of gave a commend able exhit.ltlon of how the posi- tb.n of guard should be playe.l.

All In all, one of the givat teams of the year It niiaht even be the grealeat Hut, as lo that, I cun- tuil say lor never an tell until v.ni get the good ones Jowl ti Jowl for but the and.leni' 1' bu tt C'l1 AAtU. imur Msme ne AA AA d- 1 fu 1 and b- 1 vvaah.agt"n 4 .1 a ,5 111tiag I I lit 1 1. 1 J1 1 -ikht 1 a a I Ja e. 1 I 1 P. Ha 1 iwnea ty 1 -J 1 ihUi II jtii 1 a.

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K' 1 int hy 'la 1,51 aa ft 1 I. vv ft0 1 ,.1, Ula h. 1 1 f. M- ti, Wet'-i Hal uh 7 V) I 1 'I 5 1 f. .1 1 ii: Krahm Bijr Noise In Beatrice Win Ml t'l Nell 26 Blay- tng i'is lust high sclw.ol gunu' Harold on, full- bai b'd his tn slashing lin gave Itf a 41 0 vtfti'i'V over the Haslng'V h'gh grid nen lo re I'rnhni i rfonn.d s- nsatirinallj.

hainmer.ltng the ngs In ami awry for long t'aptatn also mad- iwo touthdowiis and Milbuin and ount- .1 i ll I I 1.1- niarr l.il»«r«) ViMMf f1 r.luir I' ir Ihrrtr hair m. -I fi't' UB'lir I If Sm aril ibe iHVit I'f FIRST QUARTER. Captain Stiner won the toss and chose the east goal Washington will kick off and Nebraska will Tesreau kicked off fifty-five yards to Stephens who returned twenty- five yards to Une. Howell through renter for three yards. Anotlier Howell plunge gained three yards over the left guard.

Bresnell dove over taokle for four yards. Bresnell plunged through Tor two yards and a first down. The ball on 41-yard line. Howell hit over left tackle tor one yard. Bresnell over Washington's left tackle for four yards.

The play bav'k and Washington five yards Howell made five yards tackle. The play was called hark and ptnallxed five ya Bresnell tirvive over right tackle for two yards ami another first down. ball on 48-yanl line, plnnged for two ynnls. Te.s- reau him w'tth a t. I'kle.

ran center for Bresnell plunged o'er left tacUe for three yards Howell made It a ilown on plunge The ball was on SS-yard swung rigtit end for eleven and another first down. Nebraska took lime to dry off the hall. The liull was on Wa.shlngton’s yard line. Bresnell two through renter. Tlowell drove over W.Tshlngton’s left tackle for one yard.

Stephens faked a forward pass and Presnell plunged four yards through center. Ivaok to the SO.yard Une for a try ut goal placement. The kick was I wble and rolled to a touchback Washington scrimmaged from Its 29-yard Une, Tesreau faked a Punt ami (lutterson plunged for three yarvls. Teareau tvventy-four yards out of hounds ball on 4.A-yar<! line Douglas broke through Stephens for a eleven vard loss on an p.ass. hiuked through for four mstlon making four yards, yards.

Stephens ran from punt for- punled forty yards. Outtoruisen returning fifteen yarvls. It was ball on Us 28-yard line. Tesreau went over right tackle for seven yarda Charleston plunged for three yards and a first vlown. The ball was on 8S-yard line.

Tea- reau ran from punt formation for one yard. The play was recalled and Nebraska vvas penalized five yards. Tesreau shot a forward p.ss* to Charleston for twenty-five yards. The ball was 37- yard Une. Pulton failed to gain on ft plunge at center.

Tesroiiu ran trom punt formathni for eight yards through the left side of line. Charleston drove over left for five yards and first down. The hall was on 23-yard Une. Nebraska took out time. McMullen broke through and spilled Charleston for one yard loss.

A forward pass, Tesreau Charleston, was The ball rolled out of liaml on the one- yard Une. Charleston plunged fori two yards over left i guard. It vvas third down nln- go. pass' to Guttormsen vvas for twen. ty-two and a touchvlown.

it was a fake double pass, followed hy a pass. Shavv kicked the extra point. Score: Nebraska, 0. Time vvas up for first quarter. Score: Washington.

Nebraska. 0. SECOND QUARTER. Tesreau off for Washington. Tesreau kicked off thirty-five yards.

I.ee returning eleven yards t.i line. plunged for three yards. Bresnell addevi another yanl around left end. Shaw waa hurt and Washlngltm took time On a triple Bresnell three around right end. Stephens puntevl thtrty'- four to Outtormsen who signalled for a fair catch on line.

It gave Washington a free kick Tesreau kicked forty-five yards, returning eleven yards to 86- yard line. Howell rammed center for two yards. On a criss-cross play, Fullback Oelhrieh made ten yards around Washlneton's right end. Captain was Injured and Ne. braska took out time.

It was hall on Its line Hchuh replaced Tbiuglae at rlghf for Ftlner remained In the game Howell made two yards through Nebraska took time I.iicas replaced Ktliier for Ua Bresnell plunged for three yards and was of hounds Anvtther drive by ITesnell gained six vards and a fUst down It was ball on 41-vard line Bresnell rammed tbe line for six yards. two over left t.ickle. Bresnell drove over the renter of the line for one yard made five on the next play but fumbled and Guttorim-en on Its 27- vard Une Tesreau var.l Gutormsen ran from punt tor- inalion and was ii for a tvv.j vard loss. puntevl forty Hiephens who returned nineteen vartls to 46- ard line. Wilson was Injured and Washing- ton tovik out time Brown replaced Bresnell In kfield I Bape repla.

ed Wilson In the Washington line Brown made tu- gain forced out of shot forward pass to ttelhrlch lor fifteen vards Nebraska's ball on Washington 3ft-yard line a I di.ubb- back of the line lost half a yard the loss on it Una Another pass fnim to Oehllreh yards Both teams were off side next play, Howell made it a first down on plunge for one yard The ball as 2ft.yard Une How slifiped through left guard for yards i well failed to gain on drive at other guard Howell ran for six yaids and first The ball was on Washington's vard line Howell plunged 'hrec yards Hi.a ell drove Ihrough center another yard Howell hit the Washington right guaril for ami a Iftriire, Nebraska. 6, AA asblngltm. 7. Bonainy replaced Bauxon at cen- I ter for AAiwihtrigton Stephens mlased the kick for the extra point Hi kicked off fifty yardi-. rfchuh returning yards to 36-yard line.

Te.sreau from punt making four yards. CharU'slon In k- lleld Guttormsen a fake punt pluggevl sixteen yartl.s. Teareau broke lovjse NebntsKa a right end for sixteen yards. Nebraska wa.s penalized fifteen fvir piling 'Vesieuu. AA'iishington's ball on Nel.raska line.

Lawson replaced AA'eir Rl right end. Hanley re- pluce.l Batton made before he out of iioumls Carroll over left guurvl for three Cook repUiv'evi Wright in AA ushlng- line hf- tevn yarvlK. talkcvl to h.n'k the line a try goal, perfect scored three aiUUtlonal points for Score: AA'iushlnRlon. 10; 6. kicked off for sixty yards.

Brown returning twenty-four to 24- line. Htephen.s mavlo two yards on a run from punt formation. Time was up for e.ni1 v'f first hair Score; AAhashlngton, 10; Nehras. ka, 6. During the first half.

hlne first downs and five. i I At the start of the third perb.d the lineups wore the siiinc as before excent T'ape repl.ace«! Wilson, THIRD QUARTER, Tesreau vvas In again. Ne- braska vvas the same as at the start Law was In for AVvlr ami Lucas for Htlner and Brown Bresnell. off for Nebraska fifty yards. Gut- tormsen returning twenty-five to 35-yard line, Batton failed to gain on criss- cross play.

was off Hide and five A pass. Tesreau to ton. knocked ilovvn by Stephens. Tesreau plungetl for tw-o made yard through, center. 1 Tesreau punteil thirty-seven i out of hounds.

bull on Its 22-yard line. faked punt Howell nui.le six ards thr.uieh the left side of over right line. Stephens made twsi.yard.« hraska took out time. Howell got a lot of mud in his eye, broke through for six yards and a first down. A pass.

Brown to was Incomjilete, Stephens ran from 1 'punt formation and vvas thrown fori vard loss. On a quick kick, punted thirty-eight to; Guttormsen who made retprn. It was ball on Its 23-yard line. B.vtton ran from punl ftirmation making three yanls aiound Nebraska's right end. Bat.

ton carried the ball out of no gain. TesreAU ran from punt formathm making seven yards and a first down on left end. On a reverse vilay Patton made nine yards through left side, of the Nebraska line. plunged for two yards and a first liow n. It as ball on Its 45- i yard line.

Guttormsen wriggled through the line for five yards over left guartl. Charleston plunged for two yards. A forwarvl pass hy Tesreau was Incomplete. was blocUetl by (in a quirk kick, Tesreau twentv-five yards. It was ball on 25-yard line made two yards on a run frvun punt Howell plunged for i three over AA ashlngton right guard.

Brown made four over the AA'ashlngtou left tackle. I punted thirty-eight yards, tluttorm- i sen returning fifteen Vo the Washington 43-yard ime. plunged two yards. A forward pass, Tesreau tiuttormsen. made nine vanls an.l a first down.

It was ball on yard line. Nebraska out time. Batton plunged Gn a crlas-cross Batt.vn two f.ir- ward pasH, 'TeKreau blocked by Tesrean then piinte.l thirteen yards ou! of Iniunds. ball on its 29-Aard line. Howell plunged two yards over center Tesreau was hurt and took out time.

Bresnell replaced Brown In the Nebraska hUckfield. Tesresu stayed In the game. On a crisscross play Oehlrtch failed gain. Time was up for the end of third quarter Hcore; Washington, lb; Ncbras- kas, 6. FOURTH QUARTER, Stephens pulled a qub'k kick ball on its 33-yard line.

Batt.m four left en.l Batton rammed the line for three Sjirsgue replacevl Lee at Ne- left end Guttormsen hit right tackle for and a first rigHl tackle for four yards. On criss-cross, ma'b four yard.s over left tackle replaced ucsm In line Churleaton I first with a fwo-yard gain. AV hall on 45- 1 line oft side the next play and was penahxed vards Batton two yards over left tackle. Tsfcreau hit the line for one yard Ghsrleaton luiule yard over Ne i r.ght t.n'-le. braska to.qt 1 3 v'HlCAGG A.

A. 01 thy Cniversity ut giving 20 letters to Mai uon.H, vv tlu might receive fall ause they every vvc.st- ern game. an additional re "the man" comtdetlng as taking of the the encounter I.U8 The lUO-iniie dirt track uuto racing for the the aclutl- uleii at Burk waa unit! xt 8umiay bc- CJiuse, of the Hack ruin. out lime McMullen vvas hurt. AN'hit- Tnore in the line.

Ballon tdungcd twu yards and a first down. ball on 34-yard Hue for two On fake play, Batton hit the line for two yards. A Tesreau to Guttormsen. vva." gntunded. Shavv retre.ate«! to the Nebraska lino try at goal.

vva.s roHetl to a touchback Bronson replaced Quarterback Steph.cus. rephice I Oehlrich. Rcrimmaged 20-yard line. Howell Bre.snell to gfiln on a 150 Quick Rick drive ut the line, t'arroll replaced Tesreau. Howell drove through center foi tvvti yards.

Howell hit the lino for two yiirds and a first down. ka's ball on its line, Bresnell two around left end. A forward to Beck, galneil five yards, Howell tbe AA'ash- ington line for seven and an- iither first down It was ball ivn its 44-yard line. Bronson a a tackle drive. Presnell end for five The ball is In the niUldle of the field.

Howell plunged through for three and was out of bounds. plunge ilthrough center for twti a first A Bronson to Beck was good for three yards. snell made two yardH over AA right guard. rephuetl In the AAashlngton line. Mlelenz rciilaced Beck In Imckfield, Bre.snell plunged for four Bronson through center for flr.st down.

A forward pass, Bronson to Mlel- enz, was good for one Ball on line. A hy Bronson was incomplete. Howell for five Bron.son a forward to Bresnell fo six y.irds and a first down. Ball on 22- yanl line Lindell Bronson in the Netiruska baekflehl. drove over right tackle for three yards, yifty called back both teams were off side.

Forward jiass Howell to Mlelenz galue.l thirteen yards and a first down. on line. took out time. Howell lost yard on run Ington's left end. AA'lckman Duteaii for Nebraska.

Howell plunged for three yards. A. Mamlery AA ick- man. Howell over right tRCkU' for two Fourth down and three yards to go. Dailey replaced Msn.lery.

Howell f.alled In a drive at left side of AVashlngton line and his try ended the game. Final score: 6. Lafayette and Navy Only Unbeaten and Untied Aggregations. NKAA' YORK. 26.

-M at of the warring football forces the east were at p.Act only two uubeatcu and untied left to I'latm the mythical regional championship. Is Hob and cullege to be I'finorrow but the guns of have been foi another year, laifay- ctte through ttic moke of conlUcl to view onb rival, Navy, which will a final test against Army at uubealeu, hut the "Iron Men" yesterday tlnally fell from the lofty plnn.vclc had iCiupied with ami Isifayette I'olgate tied Brown 10 to 10. by Ini'lu's, how the B'rulns tall to flnlKh their with .111 unbroken string tt'n straight triumphs tlte tied at 10-10. to a vli tory. sti in the t'olgate wavered and then biicK vdaying field hisitcry in the deiid- lock two rivahs a car ago.

Pe in Tie. For the third game, Biiul ami hts uner-ing toe saved Bennsylvunla. Gutphiyeil by a Cornel! eleven which plle.l up 10 us th. re.sult a place kick by Carey and a touchdown by the Quakers were In the tlnu quaiter by a sen- National 65-yard nm ami Scull The linal count was campaigp In a futile eltort lo shake the long Kunremac.v se luilliant wlngmen, ami ga loped over the Bolo grounds 19-2 victory. The former to two touchdowns, making the tlrst on a 2()-yaid brok.ui ileld run after receiving a long f'orwiird pass, and putting his team In for anofli.T by blocked puut.

the tom hdow soooptiiK a Columbia Syraouse Shows Strength. the Gotham eleven in the thlnl after holtllng for downs ou the cme yard line. Hayle.v touch Inir the ball behiml own goal wifhuut iUtcmptlng to punt out of A powerful ami atia.K enabled to crush St to 3. Blttshurgh scored Its flftli straigbt win over ih-nn with brl'- lliint da.shes for touchdown bv AA'elrh In final qu.irter. tejim outphtyed the Bunt hers In the flrst rlmls hut thrusts toward the close.

Bitl.sbiirgh up tow- erltig total of 21 points to for the Ox omomm USE IMF. aUlCK KICK' AGAINST THIS DFFENSF NO SAFFTY HAM Colima Decisions Western Scrapper LC.8 ANGKI.FH., Calif, Nov. 25. (I. N.

.8.) eRslCv de- clsioned Jvihnnv Cline In I be t. n-ronml main event at 1 I'tty last night. Bj The kiik from O' of Ihp fftoi in The team lhat It nevsr golee to play long agalnaf tt thei elf'Oil men either the ItOf ti Its I unit for the do oa iiirv gfl off qtilok punt roller ihiil will carry and roll an.vivl!*»» fio-u to kO yaids. many of thrin wind up 90 from vvhi'ie kli'ked And as no 'a hark to them thay ntvar tun haol. I The latf StullU, i I iw'fr lai I'ail toinia teatua puut lu any other I The re'ull the di'fenao '11 CH off hte man guli'g ed tmnia wars nnvar run hark i Andy l.dd that It gslnad him an s' eraga of 140 to a game The kl.

ma li- fiom a nm UK formation aa in dia I gram. The two go on tha of tha hall, lha hlot UlnK The kU'ker lakes a lowurd the aide and tha nkicka the hall down lha held. Il'a tl'e heal pl.t.v In the Itreak up a up ('otner Bulldogs Bow To Zebras (iBAND Nov. 26 IC.rand l.slaml flnlsbe.l Its football schedule with to 7 victory over the Collier In a closeb playe.l, but tagged contest here yesterday. Zitbr.is over their touchdown in the first qiinitei on stniight with Captain Bush carrying the ball from the two-ynrd buil worked a with a of line featuring the Grami The gained their winning margin on a safetv I In the ae.

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