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12 THE CHARLOTTE NEWS OCTOBER 31, 1915. A. M. Trimmed The Navy- Carolina Smothered By Georgia Tech -Vandy Slaughtered Tennessee E3 -0 until nun ftur OS LOST mm IMIHHIIU I g-No Possessin A We Offense and efense, Carolina TO ASHEVILLE mm Wallace Riddick's Toe Gave Tar Heel Aggies A Two Point Win From Uncle Sam's Middies SCHOOL 34 TO fi! miu mm The Jackets Proved Easy For The Cadets Failing to Hold Over Penn State's Undefeated Their Stride During oy score of 13 to 0. Special to The News.

Anmnnlis ATrl fl T'Vi. tnn Final. (By Staff Reporter.) Special to The News. Atlanta, Oct. 30.

Tliev came. Sensational Playing Larry -Per Templeton's Defeated Th Lhvy v-ZLW, but Georgia Tech soon made Cambridge, Oct. mere spectators cut of Carolina's so-1 Haughton's Harvard eleven nolTrrl rri Soil if.nm ft fie: tr-ori rfop Vl i i i i Wallace Riddick, huskv fullback: Specid Jto The News. i on the North Carolina Agriculturists, Ashrille, Oct. 20.

Taking advan- turned out to be the deckling factor tag-- tf Horner miscues and making in this afternoon's exhibition Oe-i the ncist of their opportunities, luuimi vn-wit)X. iuacs strong si oOldir Greensboro Field vr un and down the held and i.ii. walloped the Tar Heel warnors the 0111 oy Cu- most decisive way possible literally cuw ieatGU Uvo snowing them under to the tune or i erio unoeaten renu. lean im 23 to 3. It was pitiful.

To think that to 0. tnr team tn.ir mer ecu rniss arrer- Lads, 32-0 This Speed Merchant Scored 1 Just Twenty-Four Points. Ashevlle school this afternoon turned envise an even struggle into a l'our- their lame with Horner into a run- teen to twelve win in favor of the awar Affair in the final period, scoring Tar Heels. A. M.

started strong three' touchdowns for twenty Joiins nd registered a touchdown in botii the first and second quarters. Then and chasing their total oftensive they swilched to the defensive same strength up io thirty-four. and Navy took up the offense. Navy The Charlotte cadets failed to score, equalled the mark set earlier in ilie 1V fVo t'in game bv the Tar Heels and grabbed For the first three quarters tne teams unto themselves a pair of markers, battled hard and the contesi was IJut lhe dUTerence between the two close and exciting. In the final i e-: the difference between victory ami riod, housh, the local scho.a broke defeat, was that Wallace Kkldick fon- mi, tinned this Aggies' ofieuse after the locse for fair and the detene put up im tniirhiinins and a just a year ago against the University Incessant pounding cl the big Criu.

of How tho mighty are fall- backs Cap.ain en! Poor Yorick, beg pardon, Caro- fLVf Ha; lina, I knew her well. A year ago- 1 2rillJ'h? lx'Tn how short it seems-Caroiina was at and tTlfe che top of her game and literally 1 snowed the Georgians under to the ffal btn l-aU! tirae' tune of 41 to 6. Today they were the the lule ar.i ones snowed under and while the i HERE AND THERE YESTERDAY'S SCORES ON TO CHAPEL HILL. Yesterday games added much to WONDERFUL FOOTBALL. the reputation that I91f is last as-: i score was but 23 to 3, it doesn't even i warvaius nrst touchuovu wa by the cadets earlier in the Sanie I through the uprights for th? extra sinning that of being one of the big- Ploughing through the line for good seemed to have crumbled.

points while the Navy couldn't-j sest upset years in the history of the gains, circling the ends or striking It's on to Chapel Hill for Charlotte I begin to tell doesn't even get as tlue. J.ahan had High School football warriors and 1 as the pref act to how poorly Carolina PUiuea to LiaiKe on Siau, Hcrrcr Never Threatened. -Navy first chance lor tins extra A. win from the Navy on lacKie tor oetter ana witn iem en the highs so i played and how much there v. Md the Greensboro i was in the playing of the.

two. Caro- iie bal1 jcjled across the Ine where Horner H3ver threatened. On: lA0 irt. was perhaps one of the biggest up- Mtinil9, ra rtl. anvWhPrM from decisnely remcved were 1 tu r.

oViv. (v tutj removed the! lina was absolutely powerless. Not 1V1 llf -nmsos. fmm fhoir wnv sinele time did thev register a first Tne second was earned by hard or three times duriug the game was misseri irom a ramer ainicuii an-ii uum isi afico uui iv iu nmt'iy iue uttiiuij, wnilrt i A i 1,1 i. i I TJio-Vic- ihoir waVlldtl tolulllUllUo U1UCK -riiOV fipvprai timps nn i fighting.

Harvard took the ball down they able to make first downs Sic. muac mu exua puiuis lum- cu Lliai liiev (JU'llU CULUU UUOh. ill' on.io. cumoutu selves the title of auu naiucu iui uicui in wprp never consistent, ed the victory to the Tar Heel war- iloma 3-aoo fir to a 32 to 0 win from the lads rep- forward passes but they were either field using straight football and champions for the western half oi the state. Greensboro and Charlotte were broken up or intercepted.

They i UVC1 11UU1 The game was piayed almost entirely Nayv-s 1(J tQ 14 Jast time in nineteen years wmle Georgia and gaiRered unto themselves the oin cir innh rl nnt nnlv S-FU. illie. in Horner territory with the cadets imahlfi tn makR a first down. Score by periods: Tech refused to allow the Tar iiecis title of hieh school champions 7 Tvfu halt and the contest here yester- were they Little Difference in Play. I Harvard unable to gain an inch.

to cneck tneir descent, rawer netp-; nvir Tiday was the semi-final affair. but they being forced to rely on their oSensive their .0 7 i-v .0 0 ii ii-ii Penn. State At i jjy ill ii in ti tun vjuauunt vt-i prowess ana tne sircnsi" cut two points just aoout snow Tirnwpss and the strength oi viai-'c -i fiiriibltS and bad tho fiiff.nenrn hofwppn tVio. nlai- nt ncnrPd thft tHn tn Phanpl Hill to Already talk is heard of accom- luc cxu -au. the Commo- mf tv, t.

o.i oirMrivlnanvina-thp tpam tn tht hill. Armnsrp-! nt to make it a nrst down, they did; ndor rnst tvanderoilt snowed tnat uiv i. 1 1 iucwiu nil a 1 i (111U Bppdl CXILlJf Willi CttOf. ttiu- S-. 1.

trbilrt POV Ff- 1 1 1 1' 11 thot nn -nc htt A 1 T- i Vi TOIL" ICS bDQrn Cl I TT lin ii III! lllrllLo Will I i 1 Ho. I 2S UK 111HU LU i the vaviti. aj.4a not r.or- i trio oatiUi tnHiv whnn ii i 1171. defense was well nigh as weak 4 1... 1 1 -w- 1 1 A.

A. TiTL aill Al Lll tT. OVULXi jtAni-i ilTATlt I '1 I I II I S-TM I I 1 1-1 1 1 I III I VI l-'l'IM IIlt- iprlv unabie' to idiaoiu iut- mv lerenco ine wurs oi ine uul; iui eveut. iiuiiw" ut offense. They were utterly un- 4 i i i aiiu? laoi Ttiu kj.

a. x. i it i-i-iii-v aw rva nno niy ns ii i yt iii 1 1 shi i i 1 1 ii i i solve the Tech plays. Time favs Ol tne locals. tfietiiiss uui iavv luuuweis i "in uuui Aixw luv- .0 ol in i oirmt Tennessee 00 to U.

1 nxvn xuvni vr-i cian iha hpsT. RfatA's hlffhpst. inKtitritinn of lparniner dUie LO CHlGSi JUMPS IPTHEIE1 time Tech woiked forward pass -p i GCOrtnO. i 11 uuuac)Lt cic Jiuuc lvj i uuwi via v. a 1 that it t-oo 1 wollorr.o 1 T---TT-.

t'rtf M10 Tnrniiirr tho pnsf Tittlp fMH i tVio TTnctorn nirf irn nf the etnif has tn 1 hut. how much better when one Can i alter er the center of the line and Early in the first quarter, Page car-I HPPiiPa gra rt-Hited with Thev ieatp hattpred its wav into thi charmrd nffnr iaccomDanv a team that bids fair to I es ov grab the championship belt. From this Carolina's forwards seemed dazed by A Great Exhibition. ca tne Dau over Tk 'put up a better brand of bail on d- championship circle when she added' Asheville had ncl, ense than did the local service men Yale's scalp to her list having pre-! up the field irom fc naa whiJe their offonse fcr them the oniy vicusly annexed Army's mule. Har- L.r Ir! 7 h1 distance, Goldsboro looks like the se-jse aeviai snoots, ine two warns the team that represented the of eagtern elimination.

could hardly be classed together-for i tr ii flAPn HaSllV there was as mucn amerence in tneir L-troiffl, inuhn.rr rrr. iv-, (nmo l.or.l; trimm.nl tho nn. 1W'" jyj i- I It I ho rimr nttP ilfmiKt (in llSlinrn ceivea tne kick-ou. uiauum In the second hiiViii the best hlSh scheq. tootball that hab nirkins- Larrv TPT.mleti goa.

norner luuu last three were gained as the result defeated Penn State eleven period and there was no scoring. 1 an intercepted something or else Nova added to the Army's Horner braced in L-t st.tp ytiiirvi cti-u or an mterceptea sometning or else i aauea to tne Army ever been seen on Wearn lield. i Conference by Upsettinc Dope and Trimming Wisconsin. Co. play this afternoon as in a college and a prep school.

Carolina's team had the weight and they are old experienced players but they are yet to hit the Greensboro line and bent it dope in the middle training almost steadily woes, end of the quarter found the were scored following a forward pass In tne wcst, Chlcago urset all miofieid. A loruard Jo liereJor a fumble. Neither team-after the defeating isconsin in' a gam5 gave the locals a thiay.jMd toucu gcored Jn the flrst quar. to thP n.srl-P ame quar-, everyone conceded to the Badgers that through thls ucrtion of the defense. MRS.

LETULLE WON. icome to and again strike their stride after dropping rapidly from it after down in the third quarter but this time by Tjjey chipped off fast runs off the iistent a uig score. Oregon's Aggies trim- tackle and then when they were many consi (BY J. P. YODER.) ter could make gains the aerial Grandia missed goal.

romping-on Georgia here in their last and the kicking med the Michigan Aggies displaying looking for this sort of an attack, the hnals tor tne women goii year's appearance. Pitiable is the Going into the final period with. but -ts -Ashc- tt frirai Ul lu.u uau mey wouia snouiaer some aiuui championship of the" Mecklenburg oniy WOrd that can describe the play reversed on the Western Reserve. around the end for a Ions flank Chicago, Oct. 30.

While and Illinois were clawing each o'iw into a six-six "tie at Urbana this f- Country Club, 1,. LeTulle ce-i ing Df the husky warriors that rep villp's increased greatly while y.ail, a hooter of note, into the affair Yesterday was another tiay of up-; movement. Several times the local feated Mrs. Victor four up and two i resented the Tar Heel University. sets and considering the number of boys tried the forward pass ana rueir t0 This gives Mrs.

L.eTulle the Tandy and Homewood. ternoon, thereby gumming up ion: struggles scL uied, the ot eiiorts were usually crownea wuu club championship. i n. But two members of the Carolina jsiderably their chances for a mz upsets ran ratner nign. success.

iney nammerea ine Jiue iuai pionship, Chicago put one over oa the Wisconsin Badgers, 1.6 to 13, aul SOME REVERSAL! Yesterday's scores are append. be- ine uaie iaa Presemea auu low with last year's score given inlT skipped around the ends, parenthesis. Where is marked, the banSed slammed their way just Horner defense seemed easier. in the final period with instruc-Gahagaa starred the scoring when on tions to try fcr a field goal. The Mid-a fake forward pass he circled end for pj0t called on the fellow's toe with ten yards and a.

touchdown. Horner: the bau ou the forty-yard line, vail then kicked- off and Hertie returned got the pigskin away slow and North the hall yards' through-the en- Carolina broke it up. Both- teams tiro Kcrner squad for another tally, really made the most of their few Ctappell was the recipient ri a for- opportunities. ward pass and went thirty yards for ThQ ony touchdown resulting from a touchdown while the total was straight football was scored by A. shoved up to thirty-four when Grar.dtn i in the first quarter.

Navv re. shot into the lead for Western conference honors. The Maroons tonigbt have a clear record. They've played team seemed the same as played here against Georgia last year Tandy and Homewood and the work of these two stars along with the punting of Long was the only redeeming features of the Tar Heel play. They were the only members of the Carolina crew to wake up from their trance the only members who were in the game.

And these teams didn't play or else no record is 1 ttUlutvcr luy 4Un wa The scores: given. his i lew miuuiL's ul vwy iue fetimc was never in doubt. The work of the Birmingham, Oct. 30 The University of Alabama reversed a record of IS years of consecutive defeats by punishing, the University of the South North Carolina. Charlotte High team was wonderful to see.

They played easily the best ceived the toss and elected to kick brand of high school ball that has i (Sewanee) 23 to 10 here this afterr ii i 1 rt nnnn 'TT-io xramo wo a tVia Virol vA Oct shot his fourth out oi ne iuiuu6u the uprights. two towers of strength were in there Von Heimburg, kicking with the wind. ever oeen seen ou tne iucai iui auvi ifi hettpr it would srpm they battered their way to a well de- most eccentric, most exciting and at JsWlEg sent the ball skyine: down to A. Hines. TAeston and Nance featured ho trn-n'p for the cadets while xvobin-i ten yard line.

Riddick and Bon served win and the title in a way times ine most Diiuiam. game ever Vr i A. M. 11, Navy 12. (14-16).

Charlotte Highs 32, Greensboro 0. (X). Horner 0, Asheville School 34. (X). Davidson, no game scheduled.

Wake Forest-Richmond, postponed till Monday. Georgia-Tech 23, Carolina 3. (X). arounu nuuiewuuu a eiiu iui iiav ici- that soon told on the visiting highs, witnessed in Birmingham. bon Whitney, Page and Hertie star-; ner then displayed some of the great-red' for Asheville- jest running ever seen here the two I Carolinians carrying the ball down low considered by many the best defensive flank in the south got under Vandegraaf clinched his place as an "all-southern" when he scored 17 of ine ime-aa.

the entire length of the field, Rice, Alabama's 23 points. Defense Greatly Improved. The offense of the Ritch crew was perhaps even better than it was in the Shelby game of a week ago and that is saying quite a bit. Where AshevsHe, 34 position no. carrying the oval acrross after these Grandin Bauara tWQ fellows had placed it on xaVy'S Center.

one-vard line Tn the one more title battle than any other conference eleven. Wisconsin has beaten Purdue and Ohio State before getting trimmed ia turn by Chicago today. Chicago still has to meet Minneapolis and Illinois A defeat by either one of them would muss up the whole works. Going outside the conference pale, the doper of possibilities in the must include more territory because of the surprising victory of the Oregon -Aggies, this afternoon over tie Michigan farmers. There is one other powerful na; chine to consider in the West.

It the one from Nebraska. The Com Huskers have been as consistent winning as have the Maroons oiu they have met stronger opponent tably Notre Dame. The Catholics -nished Nebraska with a real being beaten by a small margin weeks ago. South. MISS AGGIES BEATEN.

Vanderbiit 35, Tennessee 0. (14-16.) the greatest improvement was seen, however, was in the deiensive game Nance A found themselves in possession of the ball down in their terri-Mann porced tQ boot. Riddick snimlled Right guard. Virginia 10, V. M.

I. 0. (X). Washington and Lee 7. Indiana and especially so in the work of the secondary defense.

Whenever a play guard. the ball down to Xavv's fortv vard (X) was directed at the line, the massive Baton Rouge, Oct. 30. In a hard fought game Louisiana State University defeated Mississippi M. by a score of 10 to 0.

The two teams struggled hard from the start of the game to the finish, Lebuo McDonald Whitney Fisher Chap pell Beatty form of "Bloody Bill" Elliott was to be seen spilling the ply. Whenever the aerial game was resorted to, Cheek, Cherry line straight in to the hands of West-; Aburn 12, Georgia 0. (0-0). Right tackle. phal.

Westphal, however, set up a Alabama 23, Sewunee 10. (0-1S). Alexander nPW rocord for himself by dropping; Mercer 14, Howard 7. (X). Left tackle.

the ball, Bonner recovering and go-! Miss. College 20, Tulane 8 Stssom, Cheek ing forty yards through an open Louisville 22, Rose Poly 0. (X). Right end. field for North Carolina's second tal-: Kentucky State 27, Cincinnati Lindsay iy The xavy SCOred in the third (7-14).

there was some Charlotte forward Louisiana keeping A. M. constant- waiting to break it up. But perhaps I lv thp Hpfire and hrd the ball and spilled every Tech start. Tandy was equally as strong as Homewood.

He was a tower of strength in the line. He played wonderfully on defense and had his men covered offensive movements. More glorious still, perhaps, is the fact that this left footed giant saved his team from an ignominiouo defeat by his drop kick in the second quarter from the thirty-five yard line. It was one of lhe greatest boots ever seen here for the fellow wTas forced to make his three points from the most difficult angle. This bit the old form of last year showed by Carolina brought forth cheers from the crOwd for Gorgia Tech was looking for a stiff opponent and not a walk-away.

Started Early. The scoring started early in the game and when the end of the first period found the score standing 13 to 0 in favor of the Yellow Jackets it was all over. Tech could have rolled up a score many times larger but Tech players soon eased up a bit and it would seem that they, too, stood by in the hopes that Carolina would show something 'to fight for. Farly Left end. period when Blodgett got hold of the Florida 45, Southern 0.

(59-0). Page Johnson ball after a blocked kick and ran Louisiana 10, Miss. Aggies 0. (X) the most sensational defensive work jn her territorv most of the time but of tho afternoon was that staged by lacking the punch when needed to the two end men Crayton and Cocn-j the ball QVer for a touchdown. ran.

Greensboro has a powerful ot- fense and there's no getting around the fact. But they tried the line ai JFSS WILLARD IS RED HIDEO BEIT II PRESENTED SADDLE Quarter back. tnirty yards for a tally. Navy's final Gahagan Boylin marker came in the final period Right halfback. when Martin secured it after a Hertie Hines fumble and ran seventy yards Left halfback.

through a broken field for "a touch-Robinson Wesion down. The Midshipmen had some Fullback. jsuccess with the forward pass but the gains were never long or cer-Score by quarters jtain. Horner 0 0 0 0 0 Xhe iine.upg: 12 PnsiHrm VT p. ij -w.

xx. IX, Jt. The Dalles, Oct. 31. A saddle built especially for Jess Willard, the champion heavyweight boxer, was on exhibition here today.

It was made by by a local concern. The saddle is handsomely embossed and pn the sudaderos are reproduced the facial likeness of the pugilist. Willard will use the saddle in riding for a wild west film company. Goodstein Davis' Ramming the Line and Circling Ends for Good Gains. East.

Colgate 15, Yale 0. (7-49). Harvard 13, Penn. State 0. (13-13).

Princeton 27, Williams 0. (7-7). Cornell 45, V. P. I.

0. (X). Villa Nova 16, Army 13. (0-41). Lafayette 17, Penn.

0. (0-0). Dartmouth 26, Amherst 0. (32-0). WTash.

Jeff. 41, Muskingum 7. (X). Pittsburg 42, Allegheny 7. (X).

Lehigh 29, Gettysburg 0. aa). Muhlenburg 3, Bucknell 0. (X). Rutgers 44, Springfield 13.

(X). W. Va. Wesleyan 14, Carlisle 0. (0-6) Maine 31, Colby 6.

(0-14). West. Texas Aggies 21, Haskell Indians 7. (X). Notre Dame 6, South Dakota 0.

((33-0). Drake 27, Washington 16. (X). U. of Texas 45, Southwestern 0.

(X). Rice Institute 33, Texas Christian 3. (X). Referee, McCaffery. Umpire, Lindsay.

Head linesman, Grandall. Field judge, Coffey. Time of quartern 11:11: 11:11. Touchdowns, Page, Hertie 2, Grahagan, Chappell. Goals from touchdown, Grandin four.

in the first period, Fielder circled the Carolina end for a forty-yard run and a touchdown. Goal was missed. Elect-; Center. Smith Young Right guard. Kercher Left guard.

Gilman Winston (C) Right tackle. New Oct. A- nisi iaj iclcivc, ucuiKia vvii. wao viicaus, t'i Vioithark ui Orleans, oownea on tneir tnirty-yara line, two son, captain ana if" tipredtte forward passes netted them sixty-five Mississippi College eleven oat iuey couiua i gu: uu muii. ocvcim times during the game they again resorted to this plunging attack but always it failed.

Failing here, tl Greensboro pilot directed the Greensboro offense towards the ends but there wasn't a thing to be gained here. Crayton and Cochran were in the game all the time. They dumped the Greensboro interference time and again spilling every single man with the exception of the carrier and they gave their other teammates an open chance to flag this runner. Their defensive work was good tosee and they deserved perhaps as big a slice for Charlotte's win as do the men who featured the offensive works: Templeton Again Starred. But Charlotte shone on offensive more so perhaps they did on defensive but the improvement shown on the defensive end made their play here seem all the more remarkable.

Elliott gored the line for good gains and Wilson played one of the best games of his career. Elliott bucked the line and whenever he started towards the visiting line it was only a question of how far he would go. He was always good for a gain regardless of whether or not he found HIND Ward Weathers Left Tackle. PACIFIC CUT I yards and the ball was placed on Caro-! Tulane line here tm t0 la I Una's five-yard mark. The next play the locals were hardly "UKfi sent Spence across with the tally and I together and then f3d Spence across with the tally brought his club up from MM Itl) Blodgett Siefert Right eid.

Kenworthy Anthony Left end. Miles (C) Quarterback. ENTERS 1 i Fielder kicked goal. Tandy's wonderful boot in the second quarter was the only score made v- the two team's, jthe Techs aiways missing fire when la touchdown appeared imminent. And I again in the third quarter, there was of an to 0 score to a Tulane-played a fairly stf QUSr-but Anderson, ably assisted (, terback Vale proved too New Orleans boys, Tuian eah' i vvesxpnaij.

Bonner Daniel Baker 16, Trinity 7. (X). Right half back under the constant ramming- i no scoring. In this frame, Carolina Fnr Orennn's AnniP.S Smashed! Sullivan Western Reserve 19, Denison 14 tin until the final fpiart. a zj 1 I fn.il Mcintosh Scoring a Touchdown from Kick Off 7-7.

Tiro foirlv intprf Si IT! C. 11111 the Best in Middle Leit hair back. rV' Von Heimburg Syracuse '14, Michigan -7. (20-6) Full back. Minnesota 6, Illinois 6.

(6-21). Nebraska 21, Ames 0. (X). the scoring by s-enainu 'y. tr; over the line on a eeco' States.

Score by quarters: 1 Oregon Aggies 20. Michigan Aggies 12 0- (X). Navy 0 0 6 6- A. M. 7 7 0 0- Chicago 14, Wisconsin 13.

(0-0). a hole. Wilson, too, played spectacu -14, quarter Anderson turned fense the offense ami ii the tide of battle chand. sa in practically every a star-in each. His end runs- Summary.

Substitutions: Navy: Holtman for Smith; Davis for West-j kicked whenever they found themselves in possession of the ball and they managed to get hold of it just often enough to keep the Techs from ringing up other tallies. Long started the fourth quarter by bootinj, Tech. receiving the ball on their forty-live yard line. Straight football served to place the oval over the line, Mathias going over. Spence's splendid drop kick from the forty-yard line served to total Tech's afternoon's pleasure up to twenty-three points.

Homewood and Tandy werev the only stars of the Tar Heel crew. They and they alone upheld the colors of Blue and White. And Tandy was forced to retire in the middle of the third quarter owing to an injured leg. Physicians tonight said it was doubtful whether or not the fellow iwould ceiving of passes were his open field running His -first touchdown was a thriller, he receiving a. pass from Hale back ol Just before the final East Lansing, Oct.

30. When it comes to awarding a 191b football championship the Pacific Coast is going to enter a claim for recognition. A team representing the Oregon Agricultural College at Cornvalis, invaded middle western territory this afternoon and beat the Michigan Aggies twenty to nothing. The Western-erns uncorked a brand of football equal to the best seen in this section this season. The Michigan Aggies beat Yost's University of Michigan elevefl a week ago.

With a plunging, crushing attack, Oregon was supreme in all departments of the game, except punting. Indianapolis, Oct. 30. Western' Conference colors were upheld here this afternoon -by Indiana when, she battled Washington and Lee to a seven-seven tie. This was the only intersec-tional game to be played by a conference team this year.

Mcintosh, the Crimson fullback, covered himself, with glory, when he received the first kickoff on Indiana's 20-yard line and ran through the whole Virginia team for a touchdown. The Generals came back quickly, and in the second period marched the full length of the field with superb forward passes in quick succession. Barrett dropped back as if to punt. He passed the ball Sweetland and the fleet right half scored. lar ball.

He carried the oval across the Greensboro line in one of the prettiest runs of the game. He skirted the ends and always when others failed, Wilson came through with a nice margin. But once more the bright and particular star of the contest and especially so on the offensewas this young Mr. Temple-ton. Local followers believed that he had played at top speed in the game here against Shelby but he bettered the Templeton that' played in tho game against Shelby.

This Larry St. Louis 0, Arkansas 0. (X). Wooster 20, Akron 7. (X).

Miami 19, Ohio Wesleyan 7. (X). Otterbein 16, Marshall 0. (X). Oberlin 10, Kenyon 0.

(X). Case 19, Mt. Union 0. (0-49). Wabash 14, Butler O.

(X). Ohio U. 15, Marietta 6. (19-23). VETERAN UMPIRE PASSES.

Louisville, Oct. 30. Steve Kane, former major league umpire last year with the Federals, died of heart failure here tada.v. phal; for Davis; Luth tor Von Heimburg; Mullinix for Luth; Craig for Mullinix; Mullinix for Craig; Vail for Mullinix. A.

Kirkpat-rick for Weathers for Young. Referee: Dennis (U. of Pennsylvania) Umpire, Adler (Sewanee) Field Judge Whattley (Annapolis); Head Linesman Stollenwerck (Johns Hopkins). Touchdowns, Rice, Bonner, Blodgett, Martin. Goals from touchdown Riddick two.

Time of quarters, 13:12: :12: 13. gavc'ruiane anouin tcfnEr-tackle after 30-yard punt he sprinted 1 field for 55 yards tor a lane's last two points ei jpp-a safety when one ol men was thrown oacK goal line. (Continued on Pace Thirteen.) Continued on Page Thirteen.).