The Champaign Daily News from Champaign, Illinois • 18

THE CHAMPAIGN SUNDAY NEWS SUNDAY NOVEMTOS PAGE EIGHTEEN MAROONS HERS UPSET "THAT LITTLE GAME" A Chicken Across the Way RALPH FLLTGHER 3ETS ALL POINTS: SCORE lu lu 'A J- COME Of HE hN0YHARt pk -w-rzjif? i ikJ PuT THftT either play Passed 11 ffo7 Mm 1 test fej WliklS er made place kick from 15-yard line Illinois kicked off and Chicago was downed on the 85-yard line Mohr replaced Smith (Illinois) Chicago gained 25 yards Graham to Elton by the air route Illinois was penalized 15 yards but Illinois held on her 20-jard line and Illinois took ball on downs on her 5-yard line Illinois failed to gain and kicked to Chicago and first half ended on Chicago's 45-yard line Score: Illinois 3 Chicago 0 Third Period Holiday replaced Jackson at left tackle for Chicago Chicago kicked off to Walquist who Caught the ball on Illinois 1 5-yard line and ran 20 yards lor first down Crangle went through center torv-10 yaras and immediately repeated for five yards more Illinois started a march for the Maroon goal A forward pass Walquist to Ralph Fletcher and an end run of 40 yards carried the ball to the Chicago three-yard line when Ralph Fletcher carried the ball over for Illinois first touchdown Ralph Fletcher kicked goal Score: Illinois 10 Chicago 0 Illinois kicked off and Chicago took the oval on h'er 30-yard line Chicago opened up and made first down but Crangle intercepted a forward pass and Illinois took the ball on her 45-yard lint Reichle replaced Carney who was slightly injured A forward pass Walquist to Ralph Fletcher netted 20 yards ard Illinois kicked to Chicago who took the ball on her 20-yard line Chicago was unable to gain and kicked to Illinois who recovered on Chicago's 4b-yard line Illinois was penalized lor being off Ride and Chicago took the ball on her 25-yard line Palmer replaced Hanisch for Chicago Illinois held like a stone wall and by an exchange or punts the Maroons again took the ball on their 35-yard line- but after being thrown for losses a forward pass Hinckle to McDonald advanced the pigskin to Illinois 40-yard line Score: Illinois 10 Chicago 0 Fourth Period Carney went in again for Reichle for Illinois Amfan went in for Cole (Chicago) Illinois' line was watertight and two attempted forward passes were blocked by bluelegs Illinois took the ball on her SO-yard line Boh Fletcher went through center for first down and his brother Ralph advanced another five yards Illinois kicked to Chicago who was thrown Girl Athlete 1 3 a 3 0 a a a a 3 a III Alton Defeats Urbana HS6-0 (Special to The News) Alton 111 Nov Alton High reputed to be the strongest prep team in the bouthera part of the state wdn from the Urbana high school here this afternoon 6 to 0 in a game "which was fought every step the way Alton scored in the third period when they worked the ball down the field With trick plays and two forward pacses The Urbana line fehdwed a reversal of form charging hard' and low aM being impregnable Phillips Garden and Miller threw tie Alton backs for losses consistently and Lewis Were the consistent ground gainers for Urbana It was cf the hardest fought games ever seen on a local gridiron with the boys from the University city presenting a dangerous hard playing organization at all times Both Stockwell and Shuster were injured duVing the gam but neither were hurt seriously The following men made the trip td Alton Friday morning: Miller come Gardner i'nuilps Ktiodus Schuster Lewis Ailman Pollard Wright A Stockwill Howard Atkinson and 4 ft 7 it 3 Ml1' Madden Wis Nov upset the dope completely here today and handed Wisconsin Its Cm defeat of the year IS to 7 In a fan featured by the terrific line plunging of tha Gopher backs who romped around th touted enemy's ends Meyers arli Weston for big gains Wisconsin was on th deftnMr almost every minute of the fimhilf aod did not open up with Its Nt trick the forward pass until the third quarl ter Then the Badgers worked a half dozen passe for long gains to check en whwt other throwers wer Intercepted by the Gophers Minnesota oeered Its first touch-down late in the second period Lam-pi ran a punt back from mid-field to Wisconsin's 5-yard 11 a Om mad seven yards Wisconsin held but a forward pass Ruben to Lnmpl brought the ball within three yards of a touchdown from where Ilsenla scored LampI missed gosl The second Gopher score came in the third quarter Sundt Wisconsin fumbled after a 12-yard gain and Ruben scooped the ball up and ran to Wisconsin's 28-yard line tine drircA carried the ball to within five yards of goal and from here after threw plays Ruben went over for the score Lam pi missed goal Ruben Scores Again Before that period ended Mrnnwot had carried the ball to within ten yards of another score sad la the last quarter starting from this point th Gophers scored Ruben mads the touchdown and Lamp! kicked goal Wisconsin's only points cars Imro dlately after the third Gophers' touchdown Minnesota kicked off and Pav-ey returned 36 yards from his SOjrard line The first play attempted was a forward pass which was unsuccessful On the next play Sundt shot another pass Meyers caught It off Minnesota's 40-yard line and made a touchdown Davey fclckcd goal Oss left halt and Itankv left end Were the victors stars on offense and defense respectively Sundt Wisconsin's right half fe lured his team's play with great punting and clever defensive work lineup Mlrvhesot WUcohdn (7) Gruye RE Meyert Johnson RJT Stark Tlerney Williams Butler RG Scott Carpenter iBucge LT L13 Weston IIL Oould tltl Sundt FB Elliott FB Davey Gerowi Hanke Obs Haertle -Ruben Lamp! Score by periods: Minnesota tv 0 6 19 Wisconsin 0 0 Minnesota scoring: Touchdowns- Ruben 2 Hacrtle' Goals from touchdowns Lamp! 1 In 3 Wisconsin scoring: Meyers Goal from Dav- ey i Masker Northwestern I -Schommer Chicago Field Illinois Time of 15 minutes each DARTMOUTH HOLDS COLGATE TO Hanover II Nor Dartmouth and Colgate played to a tie 7 to 7 today la what was regarded a the most crucial test of gridiron strength In the east to fat this season Tdtilght finds both teams undefeated and contenders for football supremacy in the east Dartmouth Snatched from their opponents what appeared to be certain victory for Colgate when with three minutes to play Youngstrom blocked a punt on th 15-ysrd line and cat tied the ball across Collates goal for the touchdown that paved tl way to a tie Robertson Kicked th goal and the team's record Was spare' the mark of defeat Colgate's score came la the period as a result of Robert son'f punt out of bounds in his own 20-yard line Gillo scored on a short pass fro Anderson and West kicked the goal The lineup: Dartmouth (7) Colgate (7) Streng LE Sonnenberg LT Crisp LG -vMrt1 Cunningham Youngstrom RG artf Murphy R-T S- Threshle RX -nol SanneJl QB Itl Robertson 1H 8 Eckberg RH juruau Score by periods: Dartmoutn 0-7 Colgate 7 0 6 JlnZl Dartmouth scoring: 'ToacbSown Youngstrom Goal from tonchflon Robertsoa rii1o Colgate scoring: Goal from West 3 O'Brien BuHelgh Kteter Head George Bfown Time Of 15 minntes Getting An Eye Full knew Although practicauy n- uTf It Chick Hrey and St nc Ohio State oreat mc were in tne fe tanas ai wc Chicago game Saturday Saturoay was an open date for the Buckeye and the Stars took advantage fact to watch the Illini 1' The Victory of Illinois carried jow joy and sorrow for Ohio wni'" Chicago was eliminated from running it showed atth i rej vinated Illini give the Bttc eyes an awful tussle If If i I i i 1 Has vu Punch" Great Comeback Beats Peorians Football Scores Chicago 0 Illinois 10 Minnesota 19 Wisconsin 7 Northwestern 13 Michigan IS South Dakota 14 Iowa 26 Notre Dame 16 Indiana 3 Mich Aggies 7 Purdue 13 Dartmouth 7 Colgate 7 Penn 0 Penn State 10 Lehigh 0 Pittsburgh 14 Virginia 25 Princeton 0 Springfield 0 Harvard 20 Maryland State 0 Yale 31 Syracuse 13 Brown 0 Laf ayette 21 Cornell 2 Tufts 13 Army 24 Va Wesleyan 6 Navy 20 Union 0 Columbia 0 Williams 0 Wesleyan 16 St Bona venture 0 Bucknell 27 Kansas 16 Kansas Aggies 3 towa State 3 Nebraska 0 Missouri 6 Oklahoma 6 Drake 6 Grinnell 0 University of Detroit 28 Kalamazoo college 0 Hamlin 34 Wesleyan 0 Carleton 4 Luther 7 Aggies 7 6 Fargo college 19 Jamestown college 0 Cornell la 1 0 Dubuque 6 Washington 29 Rolla school of mines 0 St Louis 3 Valparaiso 0 Marquette 39 Great Lakes 0 of Ala 40 of the South of Term 6 of 0 Colorado college 7 Colorado school of mines 3 Colo Aggies 33 of Denver 3 Case 39 Hiram 3 Oberlin 48 Reserve 0 Heiledberg 15 Baldwin-Wallace 0 Swarthmore 13 Ursinus 12 Gettysburg 7 Dickinson 0 Haverford 10 7 Johns Hopkins 20 Lebanon Valley 6 Delaware college 7 Georgetown 46 Carnegie 9 Allegheny 0 Penn Fresh 9 Va Fresh 3 of Utah 6S Mon State 0 Oregon 24 Washington 13 of Cal 21 Ore Aggies 14 Texas 32 Rice Ins 6 Vanderbilt 0 Ky 0 HECORD THRONG OF 17000 WATCH THE HOMECOMING TRIUMPH GOV LOWDFN AND OTHER NOTABLES PRESENT tBy Davis) Exhibiting a startling reversal of form and using typical Zuppke strate-i gem throughout the entire game the University of Illinois eleven sent a galaxy of Hcmecomers into ectasy on llliuoiB field Saturday afternoon when the calcimine was applied to the Maroons 10 to 0 The watchword of the last week "Maroon the Maroons" was carried out in a beautiful manner There have been other Homecoming games but none have been attended by more eclat than the game of Saturday Gov Frank Lowden George Ade Jake Stahl and other notables were in the stands to watch the two great schools nettle their old feud All attendance records for Illinois field were shattered more than 17000 persona filling the enlarged stands Bad weather seemed to matter little In the attendarce only a few hundred seats In the vast stands being vacant Ralph Fletcher Starred Although the Illinois team played as a smooth well polished machine with all players doing almost equally well it was Ralph Fletcher who stood in the limelight and who proved the nemesis of the Staggmen Fletcher Who relieved Sternaman early in the game when the Springfield Btar was forced out on account of injuries seorfed all of the Illinois points' In the second period the doughty little half dropped a field goal from the 15-yard line and in the third period he followed up the good work with a touchdown He also added the extra point by kicking a goal from a difficult angle This was the only peering of the game although the illini was on the verge of another touchdown when the final whistle blew They had worked the oval to the Chicago three-yard line and had another down to go when the whistle Founded Maroons Seldom Close There were few times during the entire game when the Maroons were in striking distance Of the Or-and Blue goal line In the sec-' eiiod they appeared dangerous 1 they carried the ball to the llli- i o-yard line but the Mini tight-md took the ball from them on The oval was in the Maroon ioi'y fully four-fifths of the game icasos tackfield which before raaie wcro regarded as the equal i most an in the west made a iry showing the members being tldom able to elude the Illinois tack-irs after they had gone a few yards The principal Chicago gains came through forward passes which gave the Illinois halfbacks much trouble in the early part of the game "Red" Graham Maroon quarter was especially helpless before the adroit niahoeu-vers of the Illinois defense and time and again he was forced to run out of Iovns without "a gain A Stone Wall The Illinois line which geemed impotent before the Badger attack a week ago gave an exhibition of the game as it should be played With Depler at his rightful place at center and With Llefventhal and Applegran guards and Ingwerson and Petty Illinois presented an impregnable wall to the Maroon attacks Big Jack Crangle Illinois fullback who showed lack of condition in the Wisconsin game a week ago staged a little "comeback' of his own Crangle held up his reputation of being the hardest hitting fullback seen at Illinois tor years and when he hit the Maroon -aerense it usually gave way He also showed exceptionally well at defense Intercepting one pass and breaking up several others Bert In gwerson acting captain in the ab sence of Bill KOpp was a bulwark in the tine and easily outplayed both Jackson and Barker -of the Maroons who Opposed him Story cf the Game First Period Higgins kicked off 'and Fletcher was downed on the Illinois' 25-yard line Illinois kicked to Chicago Who returned the ball to their 37-yard line Chicago was penalized 15 yards but then gained seven yards through the line Illinois was also penalized 15 yards for holding Illinois held and Cole kicked to 25-yard line Illinois went through the line for eight yards then kicked Ho Chicago who recovered on their 25: yard line Chicago kicked to Illinois' In the center of the field Walquist attempted a forward pass but It was not completed and Illinois kicked to Chicago who recovered on her 33-yard line Unable to gain Chicago kicked to Illinois on her 35-yard line Sternaman carried the ball eight yard and Crangle went through center for first down Illinois failed to gain and was penalized 15 yards Illinois kicked to Chicago on the Maroon 25-yard line Chicago kicked to Illinois in center of field Sternaman ran 10 yards around left end Sternaman injured his ankle and was replaced by Ralph Fletcher who took the ball end made 20 yards' Another gain placed the ball on Chicago's 15-yard line Illinois opened Up Jackson replaced Barker for Chicago Period ended with ball on Chicago five-yard line Score: Illinois 0 Chicago 0 Second Period Incomplete pass failed and Chicago took the ball oa Illinois £0-yard line Chicago kicked to Illinois 40-yard line ahd Orange and Blue advanced to Chicago 45-yard line Hinkle intercepted forward pass by Walquist and it took Chicago to Illinois 20-yard line Chicago attempted Ralph Fletcher gained 11 yards around right end Illinois kicked to Chicago on the Chicago SO-yard line Carnev Intercepted pass and Illinois took th ball oh their 15-yard line Illinois advanced seven yards and Ralph Fletch 1 i i II i back and then kicked to the Orange nnfi nine but was penalized for inter ference and Illinois took the ball on Chicago 'a 45-yard line Schlaudeman wpnt tn for AnDleeran Annan inter cepted a forward pass and Chicago had the ball in the center of the gridiron Lovejoy replaced Robert Fletcher at Quarterback Crangle intercepted a forward nass Olander replaced Dep ler and Schlaudeman was switched to center Chicago was crumbling and Tilinnis nnshed ahead steadily "Illinois marched to the 10-yard line for first down and the game ended witn tne ball on Chicago's three-yard line Final score: Illinois 10 Chicago The Lineup Illinois (10) Chicago (0) Carney Hinkle Ingwersen (C) Higgins (C) Leif vendahl Stegeman Denier Reoer Applegran Swenson Petty liarKer Smith McDonald Rob Fletcher Graham Sternaman LH Cole Walquist Elton Ct angle Hanisch Score by quarters Total Illinois 0 a Chicago 0 0 0 Seorina for Touchdown Ralph Fletcher (substitute for Sterna man) Goal from touchdown Kaipn Fletcher Goal from field Ralph Fletcher Referee Birch Earlham Umpire Mumftia West Point Head linesman St John Notre Dame Field Thurber Colgate Time of periods 15 minutes cach SeClJ 1 1W -j utui it wdeu and ius paity arrived at the field the cadets of the Illinois brigade gave a gubernatorial salute After the salute bombs were fired in the air and their explosion re leased balloons which carried both Chicago and Illinois pennants over the field it was a beautiful spectacle There has never been an event in Champaign or Urbana which aroused so much interest in the outside world as the Homecoming game No less than 12 wires were used to carry the news from Illinois field which sets a record Chicago newspapers sent spe cial writers including Harold Johnson the American Leonard Adams of the Journal Albion Hoiden of the Tribune Fred Marquard of the News and Matt Foley the Herald and Ex aminer It was an Oif day for the experts for most of them had picked the Maroons to win Palcipher former editor of the Daily Illini occupied a seat in the press box as a special representative of the Associated Press Pulcipher on of the most progressive editors the campU3 publication has ever had was a guest at the Phi Kappa Alpha fraternity house while at the Home coming Daring feats by an aerial acrobat Irwin Amberg in a biplane piloted by Lieut Leslie Griffin thrilled the crowd during the game The acrobat hung by his heels as he passed over the field and danced on the wings as he went through the air at a mile-a- minute gait on his wild hegira The Maroon rooters showed lots of pep using megaphones to place them on a more even footing with the Illi cois supporters Wagers on the game were not as plentiful as on previous contests there being a deep seated fear of the Ma roons The stout hearted however who backed the Illini reaped a har vest Governor Lowden was given a great ovation as he walked across the field during the half and paid his respects to the Chicago delegation Har ris and family were in the governor's DOX Princeton Runners Win Princeton Nov Princeton's cross-country runners scored an easy victory over Yale's harriers here today 19 to 41 Swede the Princeton star finished first in 27 minutes 45 seconds Ann Arbor Mich Nov 1 In one of trie greatest last period rallies ever seen on Ferry field Michigan fcnatch-ed victory from Northwestern's football eleven this afternoon 16 to 13 Held Bcoreless in the first two per iods and allowed 'only a safety the third Michigan opened up in the fin al session putting over two touch downs in quick succession The first coma when Captain Goetz blocked a punt from behind the Northwestern goal line and Gordon Dunn fell on it back of the line Sparks scored the other by bluffing a run around left end and suddenly switching to the right "extremity Sparks kicked both goal3 Northwestern scored in the opening period on a forward pass and a 20-yard sprint by Barnard A seiies of end runs and line plunges that carried the ball to Michigan's one-yari line paved the way to the visitors' other touchaown in the third period Lineup and summary: Northwestern (13) Michigan (16) Barnard LE Dunne Daley LT Goetz Wiedel quist LG Fortune Lang 3Tt stein Culver Pennerd RG Dunn Young RT Czysz Barnard RE McGrath Brightmire QB Sparks Scott LH Weston Peyton RH Cruse Lane FB Vick Score by periods: Nor thw estern 6 Michigan '0 Northwestern scoring: Barnard Peyton 0' 0 7 2 Touchdowns Goal from touchdown Daley Saf tey Brightmire Michigan scoring: Touchdowns Dunn Sparks Goal from totich-down Sparks 2 Referee Eckersall Chicago Umpire Raynes Yale Field judge Durfee Williams Head linesman Young Illinois Wesleyan Time of periods 15 minutes each BIG TEN STANDING Ohio State i Illinois 3 M'nnesota 2 Chicago 2 Wisconsin 2 Iowa 1 Michigan 1 Indiana 0 Purdue 0 Northwestern 0 0 Pet 1000 750 686 665 655 5C0 500 000 000 000 As a result of the games in the Big Ten Saturday Ohio State stands out as the only undefeated team and the Buckeye's lead is not as commanding as it might be owing to the fact that they have played only one conference game Next Saturday the Buckeyes meet Purdue a second rater at Columbus and on Nov 15 they play Wisconsin at Columbus Their last game of the seasoi should be a tartar for they will meet our own Illini at Columbus on this date The defeat of both Wisconsin and Chicago enable Illinois to takecond place in the conference standing be ing the only team in the Big Ten that has piayed four conference games Illinois goes to Minneapolis next Sat urday for a struggle with the Gophers who are not to be taken lightly in view of their defeat of Wisconsin On Saturday Nov 15 Michigan will play on Illinois field and this will be an im portant battle as the Wolverine are also regaining their stride Illinois still has a chance for the conference bunting although admittedly a slim one A victory In the remaining games of the HIinoi3 schedule would surely place Illinois at the top of the percentage column SYRACUSE OU VPLAYS Providence It I Nov Syrasuse swpt over the Brown eleven here today outplaying the Home team fn every department and -tinning 13 to 0 Ackley Syracuse qu rterback starred making the touch towns kicking the goal and booting )ver two field goals for his team Miss Winifred Capran ot Champaign has been Selected 16 play on ths freshman Vblley ball team at Mt Hoi-yoke college Miss Capron has also been iseleeted as one the two frsh-men members Of the main students committee for the endowment fond campaign Mt Holyoke college Is launching' a campaign for $3000060 for the purpose of raising the salaries of" the faculty and erecting a Hew dormitory and biology building jvaign tumbled twice recovering the first time but loosing to Peoria the second The Peoria team took the bail Oh their 15-yard line Peoria punted Champaign fumbled but recovered Champaign could not gain and Major panted and Peoria returned the boot A' Maroon pass was incomplete Unable to gain Champaign punted again Peoria made 20 yards on a pass Peoria failed at a drop kick Champaign punted to Peoria from the SO-yard line and the visitors again opened up their forward passes and were going down tbjs field when the half ended Third Period Fox went la for Michaels Champaign kicked off and Peoria returned the ball to their own 30-yard line Peoria fumbled but recovered Peoria punted when unable to gain Champaign failed to pierce the visitors' wall and also punted Peoria opened up their forward passes again making 20 yards and then 10 yards On the two attempts Peoria made 15 yards on a beautiful cross buck A delayed pass to Hulen put the ball over for a touchdown The Peoria captain missed goal Score: Peoria 12 Champaign 7 Peoria kicked off Major made 20 yards and Pickins 10 yards more The period ended as Champaign advanced tho ball to the Peoria 25-yard line Fourth Period Major made nine yards Pickins five and Michaels added three more Major went over for a touchdown On the next play going right through the Peoria line Champaign failed on the punt out Score: Champaign 13 Peoria 12 Champaign kicked oft and the Peoria runner returned the ball to their 20-yard line The Peorians opened their passes again but none of them were Successful Peoria punted Harrington and Pickins made '12 yards through center Peoria drew a five-yard penalty for offside play this being the only penalty of the game Pickins ahd Major made seven yards Pickins added seven yards through center and the ball was carried to within eight Inches the Peoria goal line as the whistle blew for the end of the game The Lineup Champaign (13) Peoria Central 12) Drawlee Foley Deem Steuber Bach Ulrich Beem Higgs Capt) Michael Vogt Gambel Schmidt Overton Hulen Major (Cant) Coulter Barracks Pickins ItiHue8sler Zinser Michaels BYSifckley Score by quarters Total Champaign 0 Peoria 0 6 6 Scoring for Champaign Touchdowns Major (2) Goals from touchdown Gambel Scoring for Zinser Huiin Referee Linden UmpIreT-Hammerstein Head Evans ti CI Coming from behind" and showing if has what so many elevens lack the "punch" Champaign high's fight ing eleven won from th powerful Peoria high eleven on McKinley field Friday afternoon 13 to 12 The game one of the best ever seen on a local gridiron took place before more than 2000 fans and demonstrated that Champaign rooters can support a team if they desire i J- rtf tA- I oria attack in the second and third periods the Maroons ghowed that they are of championship caliber by staging one of the greatest comebacks ever- seen on McKinley field tn the final period they literally hammered the Peoria line ribbons making one touchdown and having the ball within eight inches of the Peoria line when the whistle was blown for the end of the game To unprejudiced bystand era it seemed that the timekeeper was -a trifle anxious to end the game with another score for the Maroons imminent Maroons Outweighed Champaign high was outweighed at least 10 pounds to the man and the visitors were not only big but they were 'well coached Their 'forward passes were almost perfectly executed and in the second and third periods they seemed to bewilder the Maroon's defense Major Maroon quarterback and captain scintillated for Champaign making both of the touchdowns and showing excellent generalship At least three times his tackles prevented touchdowns Pickins also showed exceptional ability Zinser left half on the Peoria team was the first to score for the visitors grabbing a punt in the second period and running 75 yards for a touchdown Zinser will be recalled as one of the etar forwards of the Peoria basketball team in the state tourney here last spring A delayed pass to Hulen gave the Pecria team another touchdown in the third period Story of the game: First Period Peoria kicked off and Champaign returned the ball 15 yards Michaels made eight yards Pickins dashed through center for SO yards and Major Went over for the touchdown Gamble booted an easy goaL Score: Champaign 7 Peoria 0 Champaign kicked off and Peoria returned the punt after being unable to gain The Maroons made a steady march down the field but lost the ball to the visitors on their 20-yard line Peoria punted and Champaign was held for downs Peoria fumbled but recovered Peoria was unable to gain through the Maroon's line and lost the ball Second Period At the" start of the quarter Major punted and Zinser Peoria half run 75 yards for a touchdown Captain Higgs missed goal Peoria kicked off and Champaign returned the ball 25 yards Drawlee was forced out of the game on account of an injury and Johnny Fraks went in I at fullback -r Cham- I 1 KLAHQMA WINS FROM iSSHl'U' Norman Okla Nov In an ex? tremel hard-fought contest the Uni-versitv of Oklahoma battled the heavier University of Missouri eleven to 6-6 tie on Bodie field here tcday Coach Owen held his warriors to straigt defensive football for two periods The Tigers held their offensive to line plays and end runs Score by periods: Missoirl 3 3 0 Oklahoma 0 0 6 A REGULAR FAN Among those who attended the Illinois-Chicago game Saturday was King local contractor Mr King graduated from the University of Illinois more than a dozen years ago and since that time he has missed only one conference game on Illinois field Some fan! 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