Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 22

a FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM SUNDAY OCTOSETI IZ 1919 ciBASEBALL BOXING FOOTBALL mormommegairOPMEIN IMM MMIEMMMVEMoIMMIMINI I GOLF TENNIS AMATEUR ATITLETIL1 Edited by Krick mdk 00 PAGE TWENTY-TWO ICIILLAHAN SONStiBilSKETBilLL OF Willie Being the Family's Official Leaf Raker You Must Admit There Was Some Sense to His Argument MUSTANGS PUT UR A TOUGH: BATTLE LOSE TO FARMERS Ato II I TO FIGHT 1A11-1Ek LEAGUE NATURE 1 PRKETON MIDI IS NB BEING "OLD ELI" MEET FORMEDINCITI 4200 ((9 16 (el 4642 --5010 When Yale and Princeton meet this! Following' eight years cf basket-tall th fall in annual football battle be- whiathletic le a director of the local 1 tween these institutiont-7 of higher edu- A L-51ani is now perfecting the opposing centers will be John what will no doubt be the fastest basITinothy Callahan of Lawrence Mass ket-ball league in the State the and Henry Augustine Callahan of Law- ix fr A 1) OFF NOW lEM OUT AN1 I I RAKE 'Ettil Ki( fiefel ---C OFF NOW EM ou-r Ali I A 1 'a- RAKE r-tti OFF NOW YEM otyr A41 I gAttirE 'EMI 4'2)r I f-3- Sfrtclat So Vit Srar-relegraeo DALLAS Oct 11--The IL Mustangs held the Texas A Farmers to a IC to 0 score Saturday afternoon when the two teams met at Gardner Park in one of the hardest games scheduled for the locals this 3e8son Outweighed and bucking ono of the strongest aggregations in the southwest the Mustangs expected a defeat and it was through dogged rebistance that they held the Farmers to one touchdown and goal a touchdown arid a field goal Mahan fullback for the Farmers was the individual star of the game Ile was the most cOnsistent ground gainer of the visitors and carried the ball over for both the Farmers' touchdowns Captain Wilson played in his old form holding in the Farmers' line and backing up numerous players durng the contest Bishop Star Performer For the Mustangs Bishop made the best gains crashing through the line several times for 20-yard gains while Bigger effectively punted out of several tight places won the toss and took the east bide of the field Mahan kicked off for the Farmers to Barnett MU having gained but little on the first three downs Bigger punted fifty yards to Mahan The ball was punted back and forth across the field several times In the first quarter and toward the end of the period the Farmers carried it to within two yards of the Mustang goal when Mahan went over with the first score He then kicked goal Mustangs Gain Ground Bishop opened the second quarter with a 20-yard gain through right guard for AL Later he repeated his performance but the ball was returned on account of Davis of A being on the field to substitute for Carruthers when the ball was put in play In the third quarter Mahan again carried the ball over for a touchdown but failed to kick goat The ball hit The cross arm of the goal post In the first of the fourth quarter Harrison who substituted for Morris i i at quarter kickei a field goal for the Farmers from 25-yard line The game was hard fought through- out and during the latter half COaches Rix and Touchstone kept up their re- istance by substituting whenever a 1 player on the gridiron appeared weak-' a ened Both teams played straight foot- ball for the most part The slippery W145t4 T- KNO( condition of the field prevented any at- tempt at trick plays xvilich would nec- es sitate fast footwork and continual IIII )- EAVES passing of the ball Several passes were attempted by boti teams during TI-1 iS WIND 13140W' the last half but they resulted in fum- bles for the most part the ball being too slippery to handle A also 14 -11-I' 51REE" made several eokly fumbles On line plays In the last quarter Ilines made wowr HAFIA a brilliant attempt to score for the Mustangs when he interrupted a thrown pass and ran forty-five yards i before he was upset by a Farmer The quartcr ended with the ball changing eSt ends of the field continually each team eftU punting out Of danger when the ball (a 00 -tto was forced near their goal The Farm- ek-s ae ers' line held fast against the Mustangs 00 throughout the gae V1 00' The teams lined up as follows: (i---------- 1s Position A 'Nr Adams Pierce Left end ic Maxwell Drake -1- Left tackle 144aga40(waa 'a Descner Alurrah Left guard II I 11 II I 0 Hines Vanderilloort Center Barfield 'Wilson (Capt) Right guard Brooks Carruthers Right tackle Barnett Ba1Vernett is Right end ft Bishop Morr Quarterback Bigger ir Left half f()-(4' McKnight Mahan i Fullback Ren shaw Higginbotham Eight half Time of quarters 15 minutes Referee Kinney of Missouri umpire' FlIcE INsTiTuTE Littlefield of Tetas head linesman Frel eand of Vanderbilt I 1 i 11 i LIEFEATEsilli11011 11 Football Results Fo 1 51 a W145M I KNOCK "11-13 V- 14EAVE5 TI-liS WIND E3LOWs in -1H 5TREET VioN'T HAF-1-4 44 ened Both tesims played straight foot- 44 ball for the most part The elippery a W145t4 T- KNocK condition of the field pre any a vented t- tempt at trick plays which would nee- MI fe'n )4EAVES essitate fast footwork and continual passing of the ball Several passes were attempted by both teams during US WIND oLOWS the last hitlf but they resulted in blee for the most part the ball being In -1-P1 5-rnEE too slippery to handle A also made several costly fumbles on line plays In the last quarter Hines made HAFTA Mustangs when he interrupted a a brilliant attempt to score for the thrown poiss and ran forty-five yards before he was pset by a Farmer Tile 1A-al quarttr ended with the ball changing ends of the field continually each team (e 00 eteilighe punting out of danger when the ball was forced near their goal The Farm- elei-0- ers' line held fast against the Mustangs a-0'd' I e'l aoaa throughout the game (k The teams lined up as follows: 1' 44 Adams Pierce Left end Maxwell Drake -0--- 0--------- Left tackle seeeeeemsAieeetteeteeeeteseet a Descner alurrah Left guard 101 II Ou I Hines Vanderilloort 4' Center Barfield Wilson (Capt) Brooks Carruthers Right guard Right tackle Barnett Bishop i Bght end Quarterback Morris Bigger 'Weir Left half McKnight Mahan i Fullback Renshaw Higginbotham Eight half Time of quarters 15 minutes Littlefield of Referee Kinney of Missouri umpire plcE INsTiTuTE 'retkas head linesman Freeland of Vanderbilt 1 Tri ii1 ---71 11 Football Results 11 El EFEll I Bill LO fl I re W1454 I KNOCK Ini g- IdEAVES Ti-liS WIND OLOWS 1 14 H' 5TRET WON'T HAFTA (I a 91147 I t6b 00 --16e 0 1 1 4 i tt tA -IP' 1 alti I Ca In to be pld In Wu itly rence -M as se the pair I iem 10 5 aye Fort orth dr- I hag' the Pall and Wititer now approach- 10 7 I Not la all the Listoz-y of big football leg mmEmd 1 ft th I A7 has loig arm of coincidence pulled Arran geents already have 'been I -LiCh aeother etunt- I made for the use of the First Baptist I I Or a certain occasion It will te re- eS-mnasium becat th ise uf large floor 1 membered the well-known Kilkenny epace and the beating capacity ror each furn-re bar the better considered oo ICi: cats met in ano ots the result ednesday eight Th epenin gam- ee 111 0 1() A Al a I encuner 10 II -I ti in the feline in queetion itestead Fu a ic ies become history Due to the will be In November ur learns will comprise the major i Commercial League for the coming sea- of' two cats there weren't any Those who are being' But Kilkenny cats have nothing on for a berth in the new organization are the brothers Callahan in the matter of National Supply Company Chevrolet 'iitionii1 Bark Wale-Over SiloCNiss- e19 Irish Yale will back up half of that aiotor Lubin Cloth ier COMPanv Firet I statemeut and Princeton- will bear wit- i a '7 a-a-a ey treamery Company an i It-loss to the caber balf If Mik-e (that's i i tor nig I Henry) is a devil-dog Thrk is st bear- Dry Goods Company The first four ibeee' rswei erounktis-aacntsd hraegve e--------'ea cat and the i 3' dated for a place Princeton now is hat a anything in i enella 1 I ill be left of tittilseessteiurtlepatbiorYtdalegia7nit'as illations have not been completegdue are I 1 on Nov 15 next when darlinese fails i csstBinoglobsiaeaSmtoitern tlinietenreessytelda Niff LL from the wing of night a- nd the ambu- 1 1 -----Fil latices wend their way through the Yale I 1 Ilershen Stine and Loaler Stow both bowl to pick up the pieces? experienced men in the popular indoor ia I The Callahan boys have been ecrap- 1 is -e------------- I tase 3liakendd 11-ilee paiejstehis le g-aue win be open to all kirt aereaeteaketelleestie e-as-eaeaserat 111 I ----e----ease I eh er on didn't hey pulled eac player ro rules el- reg-ulat ione will 04-- 4 a -he "II 1 es te II' hair over hei oy they quie t-- plas- er Th ide of the a I ed oer el 4 ee I fought ever the girl ef their salad days i eels thei faorite teacher they ne legue i to urn tot I as ig gthr the best 0 --e---e Loaeket-tiall material ia Fort Worth I they differed emphatically in their especially a number of newcomers who ste a eee I ii -ei I cLoice of rep schools and even today have made a reputation in baet-ball ele 0 I any discussion as leg-aids the relative le other cities ane are row making merits Ya and Princeton Is likely 47 4 I ole Fort erth their home Seam already 'W has a number of Eastern stars who i ta start the choiceet kind of a family -7- ZIi 1 the Outs 1 I row are contemplating being in Font Worth thie Winter and if eo will play in the I t5 Itt1 Boys on Wh en Tim elec ted Phill And ipS---over i major Commercial League a four team league two games 1 as his prep school Mike retaliated tv I wal be played each Wednesday night el signing on at Phillips-Exeter Each Admission will be charged and the offi- 10 hoped to get at the other ete both be- ocials and scorekeepers win be paid to I came football men But seasons came assure tee spectators and players the I and went and the meeting was never beso staged Timas two years of seniority I were juet sufficient to keep hint out of Et ach be hateam will be distinctly unt- formed and the number of games to alike's way and so things mieht have mmi be played has not been decided The FEATuRE Hohenzellern taken a na and ta trhe and 'Winter season tile Fail season to 't 41 '11116- ed gone along to the hd eot ei world's affairs and at the same tione two se-aeons will be elayed as a Fall start in November and the Winter bee- --e-- upset the college courses of the broth- en early in FebruaFebruary Tim is captain of Yale this On Monday night Oct 20 the initial Yoor- 1113 meeting of the new league will he -FANLAND ers Callahan ElydwliRic laet strictly college game was in ltila caned the place of meeting to be an- when he was pivot man for the tense 1 nounced later in the week For addl- In 1917 be played center fur the h'esve I tional information regarding the pro man ri I port Naval Reserve team and was posed league it can be had by calling Western ft picked as All-American center on IV Seam at Tamar 244S or Rosedale Gassed but not yet tamed the Pan- Winter months here with his mother count of the red wake of ruin lic left 13523 At Evanston-Northwestern 27 De- there have now scattered to other and to wok after business tinterests behind hint Last year he was te serv- 1 pauses haunts for the Winter grind The Atz Cooper and Hornsby are tooth stellar ice I At Columbus-LOisio State 46 Cincin- crew has been In Th omehat slow players In their leagues former Mike will be a PrinJunior ceton Ju this' nor 9LS nate breaking up and with the exit of Bill I Int above the ile0 mark tiering the pasa year and is already neitig tallied aloout At Cleveland-Case 2 aliarni 7 whittaker and Prank Haley on Mon- I season and Hornsby again set the Nit- 1 nn a promieing candidate for cap- I At alie apoIi s-innesota ei Ne- to 7 4e Star- re tegro (lay all of the 1919 At ou tfit ill letve 'tional League on fire with his infield I l'i ta braka ettled somewhere until the Spring of 'orl: and with his truty ash Ile captaine the Prineeton ir formai taincv of the orange iind Black in tat 19sta I I ilte ill I At Madison-Wisconsin Ill Mar- ACO Oct 11 -Rice Institute de- 1920 NVIiittaker and wil aley leave i I quette feated Bayior Unire rsity here' Sottur- team last ear lavin ae he itteny no e- for the West Co aet alonday for the John GalIZEI IIMIlager of the Ran- I- in-1 1 tion Of center and was choeen by the 1-1 rt At Aul sb 6: ornell da afternoon when they in to ter Los Angeles will be their fret sas City club- 13 the American Asso- wiseacres on the third 'AU-American i co i St aul-St ()elf 7 Hemline 1 9 secure a touchdoWn and a touchback Icition has been' a visitor in the city for At lilt ITH Omha-Creigto ahn 12 South D- a Wchtel left the a ter part the pas seve ra ay Ganzel has been team I aul a he first came in the first few min- In matter of being husky Tim beer I At ti kota of the week for his old job in Maryland taking a look at the intricacies of the the At LafaYette-Illinols 1-4: Purdue 7 Wes of the play when Wilsontes kick Joe Pate will Nvh i le away a few weeks oil game with the view of necisening the edge en his Nassau brother The' At Chica go-Chicago 123 Great was blocked on DaelarIs 20-Yard line in 1-luintriel Texas Clarence Kraft is engaged financially: Ganzel is one of Yale captain is 5 feet 10 -Lt inches p-i Lw height and weighs a bagatelle of 215 11111 ir 1 1 1 Lakes a and Rice cerried ree -arils now in Kansas City spending his time the shrewdest minor -league managers At arence-Kansas Univer it NO in th sity 14 score Was 8 to of the goal getting It over eas-liyfr- The with his parents George Hardin re- in the business and has had great sue-pomids in his birthdity clothe alike is el 1114 li Emporia Normal trned to St Louis Rhino Williatns cess in Kansas City 5 feet 10 and tips the scales at it neat At South Denol-Notre Dame GO Mt ind Homer Haworth migrated west i Ilea d11 lit ut Vernon 7 1 The lineup: I' Williams to California and Haworth: Billy Moore one of Port 'Worthat If Nov 15 prow doesn't go down in At Norman-Henry Kendall 37 Olt- 1airlor Poeition RIce- to Portland Ore learrY Woodall is now most popular baseball fans returned football i to Ty as Callahan day it will lahoma University Burch i Brick (Capt) in Raleigh Saturday after a peek at the World's not be the faint of tne Callahan bey i At Ames-Loa-it Age-les 7 Grinnell Left end I Papa Jake Atz one of the first to I series grames in Chicago and eincin- Tim-heae a gtntle-mannered mild -e-x- pressioned ainialile sort of chap-Tim C- C1773- Ch Hackney and his squad of Collins At Manhattan- Missouri Kansas Jarvis leases Fort kk-orth is home with his net! Billy states that the Reds had says poor alik-e ill certainly a ar rin th griaIron battlers will go through ami in Orb ns Dutch Hoff ay is Tint Aggies i eft tackle the mornber of the So all of the hd gd eacay during corn- Eastern SVeathere fly ng New Duggan man is chasi bob cats near San An- and that Rousch is the greatest bail in he up against it while Mike speaking ing week: to prepare for a meeting with I 20' i Thomas Left guard tonic) Player of all time He also remarked these and other hauntin-g accents the Oklahoma Aggies next Friday aft- At Woshington Pa-W er McFarland Among the Kittens who cared not that Texas wits well represent tht hae made ed at im a faorite iri ernoen on field For reason avv Carnegie Tech 0 I Center to venture too far away from the city the seriee and everywhere the leone Princeton hammocks on nines ye that the U-Trinity game was snit Ithaca-Cornell 3 WilihtflP i prmg et e- Underwood and who have decided to caet their lot Star visi a opines that the 'll hav to tors were tre ted with the with a vacuum cleaner come ah rained out last Friday in Waxahachie At Princeton-Princeton le 1alay-1 ith Fort Worth home folks this Win- reatest courtesy African golf anti after Ti Right guerd I Cocackney Was andicapped as to ettAt Pittsburg-Pittsburg West 8 Right Daln w- 'just wh aply 2i tackle (e --1 taeei estii- en- h11 thir' 7-1 i fi 0 i i II tho tvalrlerst t-i ter oixo Clarence Bittle Dick Robert- Deg ed the two popular indoor sports Ilea acushia how svould you like to! ere to the fshing I I- 1vilearns to eanforma and Haworth inily eloore one tit aort NNortres tr Nov le prow doesn't go down in J3-t- Kendall 27 1-aYlor Poeition RIce to Portland Ore lar eY odall is now ost popular baseball fans returned foot Cal lab history as caahan day it will or an enr Ken Oh- lahoma Ceiversity Durell Brick (Capt) in Raleigh i Saturday after a peek at the World's not be the fault of tne Callahan bey Agg les 7 Grinne Collin ll Left end a -7- Papa Jake ATZ One of" tile first to series earnes in Chicago and eincin- a geestle-man need mild ae Coach Hackney and his squad of -It At Miseouri 6 Kansas Jarvis leava Fort Worth is home with his et! Bi ec a ad pressioned iniaele sart of hap-arim C- I lly stit-s that the et is Tint says poor Mike will certainly a each day during the corn- galearon battlers will go through hard grin i Aggies Lef tackle alm ily in Ne Orleans Dutch Hoff- the mirnber of the Sox all of the way Eastern 1 Duggan rnan is chasing 1ob cats near an An- and Ilea Rouseh is the greatest bail I I al- he upsngains 1 NV llie lee speaeing ing week to prepare for a meeting with I Left guard Player of all time He also remarked tonic) th Oklaho ma Ageles next Friday aft- At Weshington Pa--W ere 2a i Thomas in these and other haunting- accents McFarland Among the Kittens who cared not that Texas was well represented at ernoen on field For reason carnegie Tech 0 I Cnter that have made him a favorite in 3it 3 Wilihrne O' i seems vnture too far awa from the it the seris and everywhere the Lone Princeton hammocks on spring CV that the U-Trinity trame was a rincet et ton in atity 1 Right guerd Underwood and who have derided to caet their lot Star visi-tors were treated with the i rained out in Waxahachie with Fort Worth home folks this Win- greatest courtesy African golf anti rungs opines that they'll have to come rined out last I I Coach Hackney Was handicapped as to ette 8 tfter Tim with a vacuum cleaner Dain ter are Clarence Bittle Dick Robert- Red Deg the two popular indoor sports -Juet where to apply the finishing At 2i West Right tackle Sears and Stow Stow haa their places in the World's series Bet aeushia how 'would you lik 4' 1 A7 i te I --(---' rt---- (b I a4 i It a 4 I- 42e Vi 41 qe Sec oft ee ee 15' N771il 7 et 11' ar-J-is I It to TEXAS fla MEETS DEFEAT 10 TO 0 BY -PHILLIPS II tocsai to rts Stor-Tzweerfn AUSTIN Oct great surprize was sprung on Texas football fans when Phillips College eleven from Enid Okla defeated the University of Texas on Clark Ple'd by a score of 1 10 to (a The game was played on a hea field but despit the fac both vy teams put up a fast game The visitor outweighea the Longhorns nearly twenty pounds per man and cense- fluently were able to make long' guile through the Texas line In spite of the fact that defeat stared them in the face almost at the beginning the Ju- afieu-Van Gsrit eleven put up a plueky defense and frequently threw the Olt laites for losses One touchdown and one goal from a son Ziggy Bobby drop kick were made by Phillips virginia 0 or elissis alehen on Nov ill be spared to the en- le? touches for the comirg event but Caestteven Deprato will engage in the automobile inSUralICE! parties and accoraing to Billy Chicaeo nothing wav the second quarter of play During At 66r- Johns Hop- Right end business Sears will netnicure one of Cincinnati and Texas banks ill be- the second half Texas staged 'what was atas 0 tire outfit tuned up to the minute for Squires Nash the railway locomotives on a local come wsll acquainted as a result Intended for a comeback and fought At 14 Brown 1 1 of th big events of the season isitors were to I lp which is considered to be the fra desperately for a touctelown but the At 12- Un- terback lima tt risco" (Capt) Quar ma Little i uey chopping choic one Billy had as playmates during hie i It ill vo much for the local ion 0 Lindsey steaks in a eat mrket and a obert- Each man is being grillea into the "eerious" But invasion Of the great son is contemplating- work with an oil is position and open play Is eleven Green and Brennan were the le --1 -teaeh nt et I R9 Left half Porte 1 leishsr the daddy of 'Mutt and Jeff and 11 tricks of 111 stars for Texas while Sehimmer and Delaware Heath exchange il being more or less emphasized The Strauss divided the honors of the Phil- At 27 Massa- Fullback I Ring Isardner the sport humorist line has been doing great work in ler-ace lips team Phillips Colleg is -e a ne- cusetts Ageles a Pittmn a Dyers Two foreign players who make Fort Moore states that each one of them has tiee and with this a formidable often- earner infTexas eirelee but litst At 25 Colby offt Rieht half Worth their home ave arived here excellent qualif es ications In other lin sive as well as delenSiVe play can be year eld the niv ersity of klahoma At 0 Lehigh 19 (A refe a ree ft uts er a seiton's wor They are Claude ele th 11 relied eir own special vocational: upom to a 13 to 7 Soener victory The game At chester imore I 14 enn- art a Dyer (Texas) umpire Weimar (Tex- Cooper of the Oakland club in the t- duties I TrILETO r01111 played tolay does no cunt against sylvania Military Colleg a asa head linesman eific Cost League and Roger Hornsby I Bill avers that it Ne eXa as a great series I A the niversity of TS either in the Co vania A Ste I' ennse -I a St of the St Louis Cardinals Cooper ex- and one of the happiest gatherings of I istrict ttorney AUSTIN Oct Chris-Southwestern conference ber or of ncithA 9 Ur- Dickinson 3 Pa But-knell MAD HATTER WINNER pects to remain in the city indefinite- sport celebrities in the history of the 1 tian of Purnet has been appointed bsr because Phillips is a mem- ly and Ilornsby Will WI1110 away the big anneal classic At tollegeville Law- ow GRIpflom the Governor treebe District Attorney er association $50 000 LATONIA STAKE I 1 sinus of The lineup: At Weet 3 Syracuse 7 a I filling the the Thirty-Third Judicial District vacancy caused by the Texas Positiun Phillips Pitt 26 West Virginia Eastland Races Close I I At State 13 nation of al Hammond Hart Lawrence RACE TRAC-K EATONIA Kye Oct Virginia PITTSBURG Oct great EASTLAND Texas Oct 11e---Mztd natter one of the sensations Left End banke were closed Friday afternoon in Weller Kurtz At and Marshall of the present racing season owned end Warner-eteached Pitt Pa-nthers Wallowed a honor of the closing' day of the East- aner---- 26 Allaight Left Tackle trained by Sam Ilildreth won the $50 1 through the mud and rain here to a 2 6 County I land Fair and Race Meet which I CHICAGO Oct foot- I I Milarn 1 1 14 At letritastir a far kiln al tlarshall 000 championship etakes here this al- with one exception was haltered I Jones to 0 victory over se highly ou 1 1 1 touted Westl has been in session here all week An bal Left Gu ard Norris Academy 2S Phillipsburg Academy ternoon in 3:06 I interesting program of races has at- and led Saturday by Old DopeI I ew or Curb Greer At 3 Ste away finished a good second and atur Virginia eleven Sday At no time tracted large crowds to the fair The one exception was the l'i 3 ng ot Center renee Stockwell WZts third were the mountaineers dangerous and grounds daily and it is expected that Minnesota by Nebraeka a noncoeferDennis Owens At New 34 North Caro- The track was heavy The $2 mutuels the local team was ocarcely forced to most of the horses entered locally will ence team 6 to 6 The Cornhuskers Special Wire to Star-Telegrarn Bight Guard line 7 paid: Madhatter $550 $370 and $3 20 exert itself Oct 1 be shipped to Fort 'Worth to take part came out from behind an is to 0 defeat I t' Brain At la Bow- SesaY $650 and $350: Stockwell $3 Every inembea of the Panther outfit by low' a a e- -o and earned a tie Right Tackle do Green In the race meet being arranged for 1 week ago 0 played a perfect game NEW YORK 1--Quotations ft tb that city within the next week with the Gophers The achievement 1 101111k Graves (captain) Onset At 35 Rhode Minnesota 6 Nebraska 6 I was taken less as an indication of curb Saturday were as follows: Right End Island State MINNE APLIS Oct 11Minneflota Harvard 35 Colby 0 Annapolis 66 Johns Hopkins weakness than proof that Attantt Petroleum Bi Asked 541 Watson Schimmer At and Nebraska battled it out to 6-6 CAMBRIDGE Mass Oct ANNAPOLIS Md Oct 11-J-faking Nebraska was not in top form a week Doeno On 7 '4 I Quarter Back A 7 Tufts 6 tie on Northrop Field Saturday the fact that many of her linemen were ago The Gophers are expected to Beaton and Wyoming 75 77 gd Ferguson Shelton At 6 Connecticut The Cornhuskers and Gophers were out of the game on account of minor in- the agressive cling' to a top round in the big ten Cornmensrealte Petro Petroleum el 51 Left Half Aggies pretty evenly matched Toward the end juries Harvard had little trouble in maintaining a learly in the contest an ead throughout the An- In other garnee the results were as ICesden Co 11 11 Canner Levi Southwest- the -players fought viciously for the defeating Colby here Saturday by a1 napolis midshipmen Saturday adininie- expected Illinois won from Purdue 14 Ertel Oil 6'11 6 Right Ha lf 1 At al 16 Ikr point that would break the tie Nebras- ecore of 35 to terod a crushing defeat on John He o- to after a elightly harder en F-nk 1382in gagernent Federal 01 I li 3 41 ea Ifeddick Strause (Leapt-am) At University ea I ka was penalized sixty yards In the last Humphrey played quarterback in kills 66 to than had been anticipated Chicago" Glenrock 411 456 1-1111 Mack Texas 0 few minutes of play for "rough play and place of Felton i ran- the scale bucked the tackles and lietn 011 Refining 17ae :5 Substitetesi or Per- At Institute 8 Baylor 0 slugging Wolgast Comes Sack flipped a few simple forward passes lituston '011 116 1i 1 truson alcCallinn for Berry renna At Nashville--Vanderbilt 3 Tennes- The game ended with the ball in Ne-i Ohio State 46 Cincy aa 0 YUMA Ariz Oct Oet Wolgast over the Grea Lakes Gobs fer a 123 Judson for Watson Watson for Brennan Bar- see 3 I braska's ands on her own forty-six-1 COLUMBS Oct 1117- state former lightweight champion knocked to 0 ecore It was a romp for Maroon Invincible Oil 4:114 44 row for Gt-eer Blitine for Graves Phil- At Blacksburg Poly 21 yard line I completely outclassed Cincinnati Uri- out Walter Kane' of Yurna here Friday second stringers Isiand Oil 'ngston 011 24 lie for Straus- Strauss for Riehmond College 0 Minnesota scored her in versity here Saturday afternoon on a night in the eighth round of a ocheduled Ohio St ate captained by the redoubt Liv 01 Roby Officials: Braun (SeWanee) ref- At 19 'Uni- the second quarter and Nebraska field of mud smothering the Southern ten-round fight able Chick arley triumphed easliv Midwest Refining 1-2 174 ere' Fort Sewne ae) Unipire Moore vereity of Chattanooga I pushed hers over in the final round I Ohio team by a score of 46 to 0 in a practice affair tvith Cincinnati tinter on ea (Vanderbilt) Leed linesman Morgan I At Tech 28 Cleen- Harley Williaman Stonchcemb and McKinney 13 Denton 6 46 to 0 Wieconeln without calling out Okmu tee ''4) (Texas) son Cornell 3 Williams 0- Farcasin were the State stars Cin- aleKINNEY Oct 11--In a game of its reserve strength waded through '19s-ae Nliturat At BO Missis- ITHACA Oct In! th climate failed to make a first down football here Saturday afternoon be 0 Marquette for a 13 to 0 win '1 14 15 Ts 161 IT Howard Payne 7 Simmons 0 I sippi 0 a drizzling rain here Saturday Corneirs: teen McKinney and Denton teams I Pittseurr exa 4 he ost part Saturday's gaesl pl- oducers and fi ABILENE Oct Payne' eleven defeated Williams 8 to 0 ix-hen Miami 7 Case 2- McKinn ey won by a score of 13 to 6 wee fi nal practice :3 for the real title al I-11 Texas Re ners i cs ar 7 10 College Brownwood defeated the Sim-I Dartmouth 27 Mass Aggies 7 laiitz Shiverick playing- at quarter CLEVELAND Sept went McKinney has not lost a game this events which will begin with next --t- Ryan Petroleum 4 li 6 y'ch Sil 7 8 mons College eleven here Saturday 7 HANOVER Il Oct kicked a field goal from the thirty-four- down to defeat here Saturday afternoon SOIL urda edule apulpa Salt Cree'4 53 54i to The vietters made their score in mouth defeated Massachusetts Aggies yard line after runnings the ball back on a sloppy field in a hard-fought icames sve 33 Illinois 14 Purdue 7 f-unn-1 Ptroleum the first three minutes of play It was here Saturday afternoon by a score of from Williams' forty-five-yard line 7 to 2 in favor of Miami aliami scored FOR RESULTS TRY STAR LAPAIETTea Ind (4-t -11---Cr'''11 gOKe 9 14 t0 7 1'tt-2-'1-clen Oil 740 7:5 liand Gee la 2 one of flu fastest football games overi 27 to 7 in a game ia which there was Shiveriek had prevaansly failea at her seven points in the first three and I- ry 11 I A in-r 7uppkee illits eleven tesfeetal Pere etre 2i3O 2v0 been laere1 p------4 epecttoulr playir --w lour attelAkta to kisjis 4 it of klazo I KiLLu4Arii littriL AL167 I Otte katurdax 1 th I r' r- --A ant 3iii see-a.