Quad-City Times from Davenport, Iowa • Page 30

Sunday morning THE DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT AND LEADER November 8, 1925 Penn Holds Notre Dame to Scoreless Tie Drake Crushes Nebraska Grange Will Play his Last GOLF NITTANY LIONS STRONG IN MUD, Fans Cheer as Stars ol Old Get Letters AS CHAMPIONS PLAY IT. Home Game Next Saturday LITTLE SAINTS WALLOP LYONS ELEVEN 12 TO 6 CYCLONES HELD -T0TIM-9BY GR1NNELL TEAM MUDDY FIELD SPURS DRAKE TO A 14-0 WIN IN A RBAXA. 111., Xov. 7. Football STOP CATHOLICS is of the state of Illinois ill say goodbve to "Red" 1 THERE 15 IT- 17 1 next Saturdav.

for on that date Inwa i iwemy-rive rwrmer King Winter Furnishes the "Ited" will probably piny ins last -Rockneites Outgain East Corrihuskers Wilt Before a I jo if lA I Heroes Honored Before Badger Tilt iiomctootbali game for Illinois in the lilini stadium against Wabash's strong team. erners But Lack Punch in Pinches. Determined Attack on the Line. the Last Half. True, Grange will nlay against Iowa State (9) Pos.

umo in tne last game of lhe schedule at Columbus, but few Miftest Upposmon tor Both Teams. MAU6ET ISJA1NT STAR Blocked Punt Gives Lyons Chance for Her Only Touchdown. fans of this state will have a Krtgery Iowa City, Nov. 7. The Iowa rinnell (9) stands rose and cheered fy the Niblo grid stars of earlv days when 25 Davis former Hawkeye football players Carl -jvere awarded sweaters by Moyer'paui e.

Eelting, athletic director, Seeland before the kickoft of the Ipwa-Wis- TIELD HANDICAPS TEAMS Hoosiers Unable to Use chance to see him action there. ol nthusiasts plan to Thornburg NO-MNAIXY FOR PLAYING journey nerc to see lteu lare- wtv io him R.T. Pass and Open Drake, 14 Henry Ambeland Amend Robertson Ewart Sloan Everett Cronkhite martin cousin game here loda ills for the last time. I Randal I harnweberj Twenty-five of the eighty-seven Stotts iGtter winners of the years 1SS0 to R. E.

Mayer J. Behm (C N. Behm C.Hill uaoash boasts a good record, Cavemen beat Purdue 13 to 7 outplayed the powerful Iowa Meeter 1S97 were on hand to receive tbe -J awards, four captains being among Wm9 those nresent. A special section in team during the first half, leading Cory Dame Crowe A. Mandery Dailey by periods: By WILLIE OGG i ui i ai nan time nut imany losing.

Coach Bob Zuppke respects WabaSh- strength hichlv and will RED GRANGE. 7 the former Hawkeye grid stars. Halligan McDermott Chanoux Connors Three ot tne men, r. c. coast oi run no risks of defeat.

u. lot of football work under Zuppke tay quarters: Drake 6 0 0 814 Nebraska 0 0 0 00 Drake scoring: "Touchdowns, Soears. Sutherland (sub for Ever Touchdown lowa city, w. H. aremner ot aim- in the summer coaching co up- is pointing the Hlini now The Cavemen should put up a players on a side can decide be- i Hastings Weston Helbig.

Behm; place kick J. Behm. Grinnell scoring: Touchdown Davis; safety Jj Behm. Officials: Referee Johnson Nebraska; Umpire Schulte but Wabash hardly prove a breath- ett); safety, Ed. Weir.

themselves who plays lirst U1t.ci.-ils: Kderee, co. uocnrjn- mnout the stroke being recalled Ruhl neapolis and F. G. Pierce of Sioux City, played on the first lowa eleven. The men are: C.

H. Bailey, Cedar Falls, guard 1S91; F. B. Blair, Manchester, quarterback, 1892; W. H.

Bremer, Minneapolis, quarterback, 1SS9-90-91; P. C. Coast. Iowa City, of Kalamazoo; umpire, Denny of r.VkMt btmce- ouuer tied Wabash re-D i I centIy and the IlliuI won 16 t0 Isky i victory over Butler. Wabash is strong Daitie.

There will be no reserved seats. The general admission plan will be in force at the gate. The stadium with its G9.000 seats will take care of all comers. Michigan. Head linesman Elliott a penalty mcurreu.

Bnouiu tne ipposing side play out turn, the itroke cannot be recalled except on Officials: Tiese, Iowa, ireree, coached by Pete Vauelm. old-time ot liornen; neia judge Clyde Wi Officials: Rerefee C. J. McCar rown; head Riley of Des Moines, Xov. 7.

Playing of Iowa. Ring Princeton fullback, who has taken Ames, Xov. 7. The Grinnell m1 lss; L- Converse, St. Paul Summary: touchdowns, Corbett, halfback 1S94: A.

J. Co: college Pioneer football team TWO WEEKS DRILL EXPECTED TO PUT AUGUST AN A GRIDDERS IN Conwell, Mauget. Substitutions: Lyons, Cottral for Fleming, Fleming for Paddock. Paddock for Cot fonght Iowa State to a 9 to 9 tie! thru a driving snow storm which at times assumed 'the proportions of a blizzard, the Drake university football team today defeated Nebraska by a 14 to 0 score in a game marking, the formal dedication of I Bowling Scores here this afternoon in the face of a tral, Brandenburg for Paddock; SL FIGHTING TRIM FOR MILLIKIN Ambrose, Larson for Shinzei, oan.i for Tuchfarber," Fanning for Halli Smith for Marrelti. R.

Smith for Mayre. Oboyle for Flanagan. By KNUTE ROCKNE STATE COLLEGE. Pa. Xov.

7. The Xittany Lions of Pennsylvania State proved themselves to be great players liere to Ruhl. rroy 1 for rushing snow storm that swept the field. Grinnell ended the half with the short end of a 9 to 0 count after J. Behm, cycibne quarterback and captain, had snagged a slippery forward pass from C.

Hill, halfback, along the side line and stepped across the goal. The cyclone captain added an .11 idseason rest over the week-1 used at the local school. From a By LARRY MORK annul randvlatf. Lutheran's card. The fact that no I odes not appear that Swedberg LINTON.

Xov. 7. Playing day when they held the Notre more than two or three upon -Dame Irish to a nothing to no 111 WHICH Mng inter Iowa City, end 1890; F. H. Cutler.

Waterloo, end 1890; C. M. Dutcher, Iowa City, end 1891. J. It.

Gardner, Lisbon, tackle 1S95-C-7; S. B. Hall, Rock Island, 111., guard 1S91; A. P. Heald, Des Moines, halfback 1S90: R.

Het-zel, Avoca. quarterback 1S9C; Iver Iverson. Xorthwood. center 1S94-5-G. captain 1S90; E.

C. Johnson, Governor's Island, X. tackle 1S92; Wm. Larrabee Clermont, fullback 1S91-2. K.

E. Leighton, Minot. S. guard 1S94-5-6. captain 1S95; Victor L.

Littig, Davenport, end 193-4; M. L. McKinley, Chicago, end 1S94; F. O. Pierce, Marshalltown, fullback, 1SS9-90-91, captain '91; L.

B. Robinson. Glen Ellyn, end 1S93. P. E.

Sawyer, Sioux Citv, quarterback 1S92-3-4, captain '94; W. O. Tyrrell Belmond, end 1S93: P. D. Van Oostcrhaut Orange Citv, tackle 1S92-3: and E.

S. White, nrnnlr-n vr ti; gave the Augies 'very little to re joice over, for tie Nebraska Corn- the stiffest opposition ,91 i put up 1 nut up t. Ambrose acad- it the da i tradit-'i They busker boss adhered tn tin other three points to the count; later in the second period when he; booted a place kick. rridders sent the Lyons high "the Lions de- tough training program he inaugur- mud. they proved it this afternoon.

"Hugo Bezdek's team played great Gnnni II scored early in the sec-; id half when Uavis. Grinnell i 3 1 school eleven down to a ii uu feat here today. The tilt was ed in a voting blizzard and I field coiered with several inch ty-i ateti wnen ne started ins reg.me at a the Hilltop school in September, of The Augies ptft in four nights on Ericson field during the week, per- tackle recovered a blocked kick fori footbad. Their defense poured on the Xotre Dame thrusts a veugeanco They co ered the ni'U oil Xmvr idown. Meeter, Grinnell ide the extra point.

The backlield ace. scored the first touchdown of the game in the first quarter when he scooped the snow-covered ball which had been fumbled by "Jug" Brown and sprinted 50 yards to the goal. Ed Weir blocked Everett's attempt to kick goal. The second-Drake touchdown was made in the fourth quarter. Drake recovered a fumble on Nebraska's 25-yard line.

Sutherland Immediately broke away from a nine-yard run and a moment later carried the ball to Nebraska's one-yard line where he fumbled momentarily but recovered the ball as two Husker tackles hit him and carried him across the goal with the ball in his possession. The attempted goat kick again was unsuccessful. Drake scored two points late in the fourth quarter when Captain Ed Weir called back for a punt, was downed behind his goal line for a safety. Today's victory gives Drake a firmer grip on second place in the Missouri Valley conference race. Lin.

gain- Pioneers evened the count when J. Behm downed the ball behind the line for a safety rather than risk ground and both -gained Penn State considerably bur was unable to score. Both 'teams had an opportunity to score whom he can count to fortify the varsity squad remaining from last season. Several of his veterans are putting in eitra licks with the frosh boys, rounding into shape for the general call to be issued within the next two weeks. Captain Xorling, Kullberg.

Ma-honey, and Xowers are four letter-men on deck for the season, with Swenson, Woodward. Seidel and Gauley from the 1024-25 squad to back them up. On the whole the Augustana cage squad is the weakest in several years, and unless Coach Swedberg's squad is augmented by new men entering next semester, the prospects for copping a third conference championship In as many years, -will be very dim. Coach Swedberg is working on the cage schedule for QSItUwns shes to goon anva Kicking alter a ia-yaru penalty. for kickers and but few -a neia coal, out tn- com itum id 1S93.

Both teams fumbled badly because! Harlan, Hie ball, which was heavy with "mud and the treacherousness of the footing made the two tries fail of the slippery field and resorted to defensive tactics thruont most of! the contesL American girl swimmers estab-shed 36 new national and world "i boots went for better than 20 yards. 3 Each aggregation made a touch- down as the result of a blocked 7C3 punt but the visitor's margin of vir-tnT-v wn onrned. jttaucet nulled ures. Xotre Dame's wide sweep- records this, year. Miss Ethel Mc- tiary oi tne women swimming association of Xew York, alone ac- Lions Break Up Plays.

Totals Electric lron- Irch Smdcr The result of a horse race is published in England within two minutes after the finish, and thniout the world in ten minutes. The Nittany Lions got to the a brilliant 30-yard run around ion the wing for the winning score af-JJJ'ter tie Saints -had succeeded in counts for new marks in 17 different events Plays beiore they could oe torKeu. Both teams were lighting hard iliruout but the mud handicap tne year, ana nas several iecting tncir piay ior me tougn go carded for Saturday when Millikin. one of the leading conference teams invades the Norse pasture for the annual classic. A -scrimmage with Coach Sencff's Moline high school outfit was one of the features of the week's work, with both teams profiting greatly from CochUpeterson will continue the pace during the coming week, with four drills carded on the Xorse field.

Another scrimmage -rssion with Moline is a possibility, and by the time Millikin is due to appear here, the Lutherans will be in the best shape of the year to give them a warm reception. Following the Millikin game, one battle remains on the schedule, a go with Mount Morris, another conference school, the following" week. The game will be played on the local field. Cagers Busy, Too. Basketball took its share of the limelight at Augustana during the week, with Coach A.

V. Swedberg running his frosh squad at top-speed. The Norse care mentor is drilling the first jear men in the contracted for. Wartburg will be the opening game for the Xorse- ji holding their opponents for downs. Conwell Makes First Marker The Juniors kicked off to the locals who immediately opened up line-Dlunges and made three men.

earlv in December. Cornell, proved to oe too much of an ottsta- ie. The Penn State offense was built close to the line and very few ulavs outside of tackle were tried. a Midwest conference team, will nonpar here Jan. Z.

un uec. 1, The most successful play that state 151 Biown Beauties the new Central Illinois Athletic conference, composed of the sis loartimr mpmbm of the "Little 19" Into a straight drive thru center. hi will come into existence, and under --5S4 625 SSI play was responsible for at least the agreement entered into by tne members, two cage games will be DATE FOR LOUISA successive first downs before they were able to be stopped. Punts were got the ball and smashed to the Ambrosian 35-yard line. Here the Saint wall braced and Ashton dropped back for a place-kick.

Conwell blocked the booL grabbed the pill and raced C5 yards for a touchdown. Yaeg-ctY. (imp-kick was wild. This ended the scoring for the no oi renn stales inre downs. The players slipped mud as if tliey were sliding on ice CUUNTY TOURNEY SET FOR FEB.

19 played Between eaca scnooi. in addition to Augustana, the members of the circuit arc Knox. Monmouth, lllinou; College. Wcslcyan and Eureka- and lorward passing was impossible. A huce homecoming crowd gathered to watch the affair.

A drizzle fell all thniout first half but in the third perioi be held in Wapello on Frid; lhe game whicn adden the misery of the players. Penn Stat-; lists at San Francisco. Houston and CALIFORNIA tackled hard and kept their heads the Saint fii Way stations. Meantime, there will be plenty of competition along the Atlantic sea Saturday. Fob.

and 20. It was decided this year to play the first round of the tournament on Friday evening and the second and third up tnruout lhe encounter. -Notre Dame also played verv smart downed his tracks- The Juniors sters rounds on Saturday as three board. Pinehurst will start the ball rolling soon with an amateur-professional tournament the latter part of could not gain on line plays and elected to punL The boot was blocked and Lyons recovered on ios in one dav proved ton stron. AND FLORIDA CALLGOLFERS uons for the teams visitor November.

This event will aavc a school is as follows: Prize list to tally at least 1.000 and the Princess Ann professional meet at Xorfolk. to be held about the bett punched the oval across on the second play but the try lor the extra point was blocked- Mauoet Brinos in Win 11. Columbus Junction at Columbus Junction. Isame time this month, will pay ont to the winners some S2.000. Then for Florida.

Break Favors Catholics. A break occurred early in the third quarter when Edwards puul-ed to the Penn nsi'i-yaril lie where Vocdisch fell on the ball. Captain Cray, who played superb bail was forced to pant from behind his own goal Hue and he drove the ball to his own line. The Irish started a concentrated drive which was storped oo the nine-yard line. Penn State, in the fourth quarter, alio made a determined bid for a touchdown Dec- 3..

Letts at Wapello. Jan. 3. Morning Sun at Morning Things looked bad In the last nff prf 1 quarter and punts were frequently Tramp Utt to tTOteSSIOnal Matches in South and During February and March aj the West Jan. Mcdiapoli at Wapello.

I one out of bounds on their own Jan. L1s at Letts. Jard line and the SainLs grain Jan. Mediapciis at Modiapolis. their oppcrtunitv to score.

On Jan. 22. at Waprllo. the first pier Mauget went around Jan. 2.1.

Columbus Junction at i the right side of "the line for numocr oi tournaments win ie held in Florida, In fact, with many of the stars scheduled to spend the winler in that state, thore will be plenty of competition right thru the By RAY McCAKTHY- -hen Wapeiio. apello- 5-eason. In the latter liarl of Febru- K.nchdown. YacgcT tried drop- Feb. Grandview at Grandriew.

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SL Aogos-line will have a am In March and other Florida towns will soon announce a series ol events, lor the pros. Alter Anril 1. the nrofcssionals TZ TT hVfhoT.in? Jii'S -T rtnihl larirf or and Pritchord are roal barkSc 1 snowy gridiron. TuchfaTber bnek-1 than two reore- will bocin the rush rase of a bad day ap boih teams. What would haic h.ipjr-cd on a dry fiold is take in more I will be on the rclora r-f-n vd th'- opposing wall lime and for gold that is a' Flato and 1h v.ay jn wbii'i from making slops tit Pinc- bowed far 'r'r bis team and mub of th" than a dozen tonne -1 ovojntwr amn nn ior tne annual ana of a lirid The -a TTlll'l "lie-e to rnio mon orw-n which pays ont unit; ill reward the efforts of the, pros jtlian fl.W at White Sniphur cnemgh to yhow in 1he -s-.

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