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NOTRE DAME AND ROSE WINS CLOSE MARQUETTE TIE GAME ON LUKE BY COPELAND Catholics Battle at Milwaukee in Scoreless Game at Sea Close may AIL AT GOALS ROM IELD BUTLER TAKES EARLY LEAD fol Levinson Two Dollar Hats Coach Marks Credits Milwaukee Quarter Backs for fight with Tommy Holding His Eleven ur Caps pay $5 when $2 Gloves buys all the style pay there is kor on an $3 when as good a hat can be bought for $2 Ills LEVINSON and ran fifty olga st in fact that they Style Starter WABASH TEAM ALLS his four years of college football rarely BEORE AGGIES 17 6 PENN RALLY DOWNS Spark but missed CORNELL TEAM 21 9 Little Giants Strike Stubborn oe Reversal of orm Quakers' Smothers Red Team in Annual spoiled bls rlianco for a mark uni Gridiron Battle and conditions and visitors came in on gan Thomas a The way ims but Just pass Jlill kicked favor of leaving the rules as goal being DENTS LOSE TO SHERIDAN HUEGEL RUN MOTOR CARS opkins Gifford Ask the man 1912 INDIANS END WITH VICTORY HATCH WINS BIG MARATHON Notre Dame Phllbrook Models RENSSELAER WINS LAST CULVER PILES UP BIG SCORE Rebuilt Packards College ootball Results 0 17 Wa bash 21 Cor eft end Stlrratt Hogan Indians 12 eft guard Hubble Me Khilock Quarter STAND ALLS ITY INJURED AUSTRIANS PAY TOP PRICE 3 At We Have 6 Michigan State Wisconsin WABASH ATHLETICS VICTORS the ground with the spectators Ohio The stand gave June Univer IRST SOCCER TILT TO BRAZIL those game Jackson Briscoe number Lineup and Wa bash (42 for $500 to Charles Dean of Palatine Mullane Meridian Louisiana Brick Right guard goals Auto Company Wright i rnp kicked Chicago team It' ferc Mandi' kicking Scott of Princeton who owns one game with the Peoria Burkhardt Summerlin Right guard Kight tackle Dorias Berger a nd the Sheldon Hagerty Right tackle Right end the big col wlll become to make it being made some of the past that have 1 he and Shindie Ahem Schmidt Huston Dkoker Mel augh rey 'ampbell McWilliams Marble Jones nell At Dooley Boardman Right guard Right tackle Right end Quarter Left half did lug Hi blet a rkhant Boardman Go Umpire Lynch of Bedford Head linesmai Patterson Reed by a larp summary: Right half ull touch Tn that period also Thomas who in arger McMen Stark Smith Ream Cralpe Richardson that would have disturbed the Michigan wildcat if Mcarland is to continue in the box right tackle attempted by years to be annual debate over revision of the That will be about as appetizing Left tackle Left guard I called attention last year They did succeed in Left end Jheft tackle Let guard Center Right guard Right tackle Right end Ashbaugh Quarter Sprackllng (capt Brown (6 Shipley ratz Kulp Mitchell Goldberg Bartlett Right guard Elliott Right tackle Harlan Light end Nicar Quarter Timbert Left half Elgin Burroughs Right half Gangwiscb ull Showalter Right half Kellahar ull Elchlaub light end Quarter gave Chicago Its onlv A slippery field made kicking difficult State hose hey to bring not less than $10000 but the best bid that could be obtained was $2500 for which he was sold to Stader of Lexlng the game on over Tlrown one of 1he strongest teams in the East this year was a big feather in the headpiece of the Indians Sheridan (17) Reddlngtan Stahl Harris Perry Thumon Hutchins Singleton Clark Dickey Kercheval Pierce game Cincinnati improved played more fiercely cisco pitching staff was traded today to Sa Antonio for Pitcher Toner Browning caint to the Coast League from Toxas ield linesman Reserve 5 University THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR RIDAY DECEMBER 1 1911 1 DePaul 0' of Detroit 11 Loyola 5 East and South Three 3 voar old bay filly Baroness Helen on again Prize was drop made lan ci dan and tying rankfort makes the Rensse laer claim of state championship strong Lineup anti summary Curtis High (0) Page Studer Bihl Tennega Howes Roskwitz Bell Landsell Dick Schroeder ('apt Durgar and prevented a higher mary in center field MAKES LONG Munsell Umpire Hayden Michigan Referee Ben brook Michigan eld judge Eckersall Chicago Head linesman Ingham Indiana Curtin Schaller Capwell tiegel Linden Waldron rushed the center of the yards Stems carried the At Atlanta Tech 31 Clemson 0 At Austin Oklahoma 6 Texas 3 At Jacksonville University of lorida Charleston College 0 At Lexington Central University of 1 ransyivanui i to pugilists to keep from taking blocked punt Kicked goals S'chindle Indiana Brazil defeated Lebanon obtained its goal Brazil scored twice in the Charles ground and then poked his fist between ihe Butler half eyes as a finishing Sowar getting both witnessed by a small received Nicholl of Prof Kellar Brazil Yesterday being Thanksgiving day even baseball politicians had an engage ment with the turkey and none of the American Association presidential candi dates was in our midst But there still is such thing as a baseball game the Now York (Hants finally defeated the field before him the down Hill and summary: Right half Left half ull Parks Packard 1912 models are on exhibition in our sales rooms Call and see them Despite the rattier one sided score Wabash kept the ball In Michigan terri tory a good port of the time Both teams wore penalized often and heavily I Rensselaer (18) Right end Henwhill Moore Kigni lacKte Right guard Center Left guard Left tackle Left end Quarter game but details tire lacking The bare 0 6 Gorenflo Kentucky 12 University of Tennessee 0 At Richmond Virginia 28 of 0 At Savannah Ga Georgia 0 Auburn 0 The the moment held well on the first down which followed Again the onslaught of the Terre Haute men was clogged in the center of the Butler line and it seemed that the blue and white might be able to prevent the marker Rut 1he inevitable occurred for Hagerty the big full back In a last desperate effort plunged across 0 At Nashville Vanderbilt 31 At Lexington Ky State South Dakota Lambert Umpire Ensley Purdue Referee Eldridge Michigan ield Grady De Pau Head linesman Bowditch A Time of' periods 15 minutes ball in center field when Hanley Bren nan end with the ball Large Newashe Jordan Bergle Busche Lonestar Burd capt Welch Thorpe as strongly Mar was Notre Dame outplayed the They have Louis University The headgear tor winter big stock $2 apiece some a little higher left over from The turkey that "graced the Thanksgiving dinner And cold tur key by the way will just about the little portion if the big fellows WIN ON THIRD DOWN Butler team In the desperation of OHIO STATE BEATS CINCY CLNNATT Nov 30 Before victory at Washing afternoon The two matched both as to but luck was with and when with only to play it appeared down to defeat with Score by periods a Wabash The amous We guarantee this plug to last for life or we replace it with a new one Retail price 1125 Ask your dealer NA VIM BAKER Blate Agents 107 Narylud St long feated th more more dangerous is to take restrictions away from the forward pass With the present representation on the rules committee the situation is mighty Dr McCarthy declared the reduced list of accidents this year was commentary enough in they are visitors their only points bauin Umpire btune one 1910 Packard 30 passenger touring car 724 730 Meridian St Maia and New 35'6 gel when he got away on unexpected formation for a thirty yard gain EAST Philadelphia Pennsylvania Academy fourth ing game he will have to throw down 11m weight bars build up his tissue and try conclusions with boys at his natural poundage Ray a shin ing example of the overgrown light weight who has abandoned the fight against nature And decision in entering the welterweight class win him a championship Brown i Adams for Shipley Kulp for Kratz Gelb and Gottstein for Kulp Donovan for Mitehell Melcan for Tenney Bean for Mar ble Snell for Jones All the scoring was clone In the second period A fifty five ard run by Welsh gave the first touchdown 10 Carlisle Ashabaugh after a kick on 1he thirty yard line scored a touchdown for Brown Thorpe whose kicking has been the feature of the football year added six points to his record by two beautiful goals from the field for Carlisle The play was marked by quick shifts double passes criss cross runs and plunges which seldom failed to gain Line up and summary ill advised play that cost them the vic tory was the real cause of their defeat In possession of the ball on the Rose Poly fifty yard line with only two minutes to play and every chance to keep the Rose Poly men out of dangerous terri tory by booting the ball to the north end of the field the Butlerites chose an onside kick one of the most doubtful plays in their repertory No sooner had Logan Butler center passed the Murphy at San rancisco yesterday should teach the Chicago Stock Yards favorite a wholesome lesson or a good long time Mcarland has basked in the sunlight of newspaper popularity and lie has been boosted good and hard as a lightweight championship possibility As right end the other brilliantly reliable of the back field and the war horse of the aggregation gave an exhibition that was marveled at by the spectators Thomas did not come up to his standard although his work at times surpassed that of any other man on the team Sum management of the team was generally good and he proved a depend able ground gainer when he carried the ball An effort was made to keep Silver from plaving A Silver his father sent telegrams to Howe president of the college and to the local police depart oraering tnein io proniou ms sun 1 lie yuutii However position and All that remains of the football season is the rules MADISON Wis Nov A return to the old days of football and an unfair advantage on the side of the heavier teams is predicted by Charles McCarthy of this city former all Amer ican half back of Brown University if me proposed plans oi colleges ana versifies go through Dr McCarthy believes that the season has shown the big colleges under the present rules they do not the advantage given them by former rules and he scents a movement to nulli fy the regulations now in effect Dr Mc Carthy points to numerous defeats and ties of large teams East and West as proof of the fact that the present rules tend to equalize playing conduce to fairness big colleges have to cut down the distance three said Dr thought this would come leges have been beaten so repeatedly lately that they wish to return to old conditions tn this movement maiming the forward pass by unfair leg islation warn the colleges and the fathers and mothers that it tne plans or leges go through football more oansrerous interesting without ing to him The touchdown was made but in kicking the ball out from be hind the goal line to Sheldon the Rose right half the ball soared badly and Sheldon fumbled it losing a chance to tie the score Butler tok a brace and Morgan exe cuted a thirtv yard run after Butler held the Engineers and got possession of the ball Poggensee all state left guard came in here for his share of praise in stopping the Butler onrush and the half ended with Butler in possession of the ball in the center of the field The third period was oven and at no time was either goal In danger The bail seesawed up and down the field Punt ing was frequent and the teams seemed to no destined to nnisn a nearly even basis But the grand surprise that followed listless play in the fourth and last period spilled the dope bucket There seemed no chance again In this quarter for either team to add to its total Gray and Wen to were favored by fortune and converted what seemed to be certain defeat for the Engineers into an unexpected victory on the blocked kick in the last minute of the game The Butler team outclassed its rivals in two departments of play namely on short forward passes and end runs The Rose Poly eleven surpassed the Irving ton men in the work of the line in tack ling and on the line plunges Although the play was erratic as a whole It had a shade on that of the local team as far as general effectiveness was concerned delayed pass was used with remarkable success Had the But ler team been able to get away with the long forward passes executed at crucial moments as well as it did on the short passes in the middle of the field the re sult would have been in its favor by a score several times as large as A failure to connect with the long forward passes marred the play of the local team Poggensee the giant left guard of the Engineer team and Capt Gray on the defense and Hagerty Stems Nehf and Wente on the offense played well Their work at no time was characterized by raggedness and they went through the contest Haunting tneir colors Burkhardt the sure tackling and Silver his teammate on extermity of the line played for Butler Morgan the old Morjran Raul AV ente Drop Morgan 2 Time of periods 15 minutes Referee I owe: Umpire Kilpatrick red men are not tn be denied a large share of the athletic glory of the year Chief Bender and Meyers upheld the name of the Indians in the baseball series and now the Car lisle Indian football team lias dosed its gridiron season with a promt record Only one defeat was charged against them and that came from an unexpected to Sheridan 0 Sheridan all parts of the The onlv evidence of rough play came at the beginning ot the second period the liveliest portion of the game when Mor Predicts Return to Old Style ootball Ju the rest of the half the Marquette ien ware playing all their tricks and Newelz Hamilton Greenlee Prince Putts Thompson Hanley Miller Parks Porter Goals from touchdowns Parks 2 Drop kicks Parks 2 Referee Levlton Englewood Umpire Par rott Miami ield Judge Hopkins Wabash Length quarters 10 15 15 and 15 minutes University of Washington 30 Colorado Agricultural College sitv of Wyoming 0 University of Utah 13 Utah of Idaho 0 Colorado College 12: Denver University 0 Creighton 33 Des Moines College 0 South Dakota University 22 Mornlng At weighing in five hours before the fight yesterday Mcarland weighed 135 pounds It is said he looked to be finely drawn when he entered the ring Nature will rebel under a certain tax Mcarland has sapped Ins vitality in chasing the lightweight rainbow 11 is fight with Murphy proves that no matter whether Ad Wolgast rec overs from his WABASH Ind Nov 30 In a fast game of bail on a heavy field here today the Wa bash Athletics added another victory to their long list nf winnings when they de by a Hower of Mississippi were among in the stand at the time It collapsed At Notre Dame quette 0 nansing Micnigan Aggies 6 being present The score of the final period wil two more to play Burrough was re sponsible for it He recovered a fumble and dashed for the Hue clearing all op position Lambert kicked an easy goal WABASH IS AGGRESSIVE down Minds 3 Butler Marshall Goal from Time of periods 15 minutes each Referee ultz of Brown Umpire A Sharpe of Yale ield judge Langford of Trinity Head linesman Roper of Princeton Substitutions (Penn sylvania) Spruanee for Young Crawford and Green for Dillon Mattson for Jourdet Har rington and Marshall for Thayer Barr and Kelleher for Kennedy Hill for Mercer nell Kelly for Eyrich Hale for O'Rourke L'flano for Munns Williamson for Cham paign Guyer for ritz Smith for O'Conner Collins for Butler for Whyte Hill ifor Underhill Touchdowns Jourdet Coals from touch Goal from field placement Butler One 1907 Packard 30 7 passenger louring car Chicago Boy Representing Illinois Gae lic Club Shows Way in Yonkers Run NEW YORK Nov 30 Before a cheering crowd of more than 5000 persons Sidney Hatch of Chicago won tho fifth annual Yonkers Marathon race this afternoon cov ering the distance in 2:05:20 Hatch repre sented the Illinois State Gaelic Athletic As sociation William Galvin of the Mercury Athletic Club ot Yonkers was second Reynolds of the Irish American Athletic Club of New York third and James Cleary of the Ot tawa Athletic Club of Worcester Mass fourth Of the fifty seven entrants thirty dropped out before the leaders turned into the old Empire race track for the final laps BROWNING GOES TO TEXAS SAN RANCISCO Cal Nov 30 ranH through and knocked down a well started spiral Rose got possession of the ball and inspired by the work of the ap tain began a rnad rush for the goal lino It was a short lived burst of speed for the Butlerites stopped It after Hagerty the Engineer full bank had given a splen exhibltion of hue plunging In annex twentv vards of the route to the coal Obtaining possession of the pigskin the local boys settled down and played their opponents off their feet fur a time Then a forward pass was attempted and it snared straight for Burkhardt the Butler right end as he stood ready on the Rose and make the lightweight limit has clamored so persistently for ion in that division Il 1s said 37 North Pennsylvania Street 1 nr ee otores Market andiu 4i st horse sale at Madison Square Al Stanley 2:084 was sold Michigan State fO) Kyrearson Vol mar Mears Wood Oaks PROVIDENCE I Nov 30 The Car lisle Indians closed one of the most success ful football seasons in their history today by defeating Brown 12 to 6 It was the fifth time the two teams have met in fifteen years and the first time that Carlisle has Mitchell Schaefer Right half Capt Durgar ull Blackford work of Brennan a former Notre Daniel man and the two Martinet te quarters Capwell and Schaller In running back punts credit for the failure of Notre Dame to score" work for Notre Dame saved It from a beating twice when ho stopped runners who had only him to pass for a touchdown The game was essentially a kicking game both teams being held for third down early In the first period with Notre Dame the gainer on straight football wl ill Marquette was being penalized heavily for offside play Then Notre Dame with cross bucks and forward passes reached the Martiuette fifteen yard line but in their anxiety to score the Notre Dame men wore caught holding and back fifteen yards but were again working to ward the Marquette goal when the whistle for the period blew DoririR miRRpd bis rhnnep tn Virk trnal i alter tne neeinn nc ot ie next period and Huegel punted out with ex changes of punts Marquette kicking with the wind The Marquette team had the Providence Carlisle Brown At Pittsburgh Penn burgh 0 At Naval class 36 Millersville (Penn) Academy 0 rteuaing ra ursmus Buclcnell 3 Georgetown zs Lehigh evasion uaiayetre UlCKlnson 0 Carlisle Defeats Brown 12 to 6 in inal Game of Season Win Annual Thanksgiving Day Battle rom Maxwell Team tain of the Engineers broke through from his position at left tackle and slapped the oval to the ground Wente was on the and clutching the ball dashed for the Butler goal line aided by splendid interference by his captain USE STRAIGHT OOTBALL The first period of the game was a steady grind of straight football inter spersed at intervals by punts from both Bides After Thomas the Butler captain booted the pigskin at the opening of the game the Rose team played aggressively and succeeded in working the ball some distance down the field Upon being held ny tne Butter iiqr woms puntea Butler started a procession toward goal By steady gains the ball brought to the twenty five yard line Morgan the mainstay of tho team called on fur a drop kick The ball spanned the line held well and in fashion the stocky right half back scooped up the oval and sent it soaring between the posts The remainder of the play in Also one 3 ton Packard truck which lias been used as a demonstrator Excellent condition i back because of an offside Morgan continued down the MILWAUKEE Wis Nov our times have Marquette and Notre Dame Universities met on the Milwaukee field for a Thanksgiving day battle for the scoreless a 5 to ably the football history of the two schools When Notre Dame started in it seemed that Marquette would be slumped The vis itors started with forward passes and end plays and for the first half dozen plays it seemed certain that Marquette was hopelessly outclassed Then Mar quette began to solve the offense and though Notre Dame still pushed the ball down the field it was by shortened dis tances and though there were several exchanges of punts it was not until the end of the first period that Notre Dame readied fifteen yard line the nearest that the visitors came to the line during the game In the second period Notre Dame still showed strong and near the end of the period had a try re of 1 1 to 6 Ohio ig in the first and (Diversity "of C'incin tb? playe plav but field He INDIANA At Indianapolis Rose Poly 10 Butler 6 Mar One 190S Packard 30 7 passenger dcmi lnnousine Black tan gray quality sells em 15O and $115 offside play anti holding The first score camo in the second period Markham get ru If your hat looks right when you first put it on largely a matter of style If after months of wear it still looks as if it came out of the band a matter of quality and workmanship combined with style the distinction that marks the Alihuugh the Irvington some consolation in the were not beaten by football SHERIDAN Ind Nov Dentals of Indianapolis Athletics today score 17 outnlaved the Dentals in game making three touchdowns in the first half and two kicks This is the last game of the season Sheridan has not been beaten this year They have one of the best 150 pound teams In the state Lineup and sum mary: Dentals (10) Goganheimer Left end Cooper Left tackle Drependorf ICft guard center Right guard Right tackle Right end Left half ull Right half Quarter long run but Notre Dame ball on an Illegal forward Linden went twenty when Marquet te Grounds collapsed just before play was started today in the annual football contest Deming The little forward nass eleanlv tacklers In annexing an additional fifteen yards Hagerty line for iwentx ball five more and again on a delayed advanced the ban twcnty two Garden today to Australian He will be shipped to Aus tria at once Bidding on Kinney Lou the great brown stallion brought here from San Jose by Budd Doble was a disappointment Kinney Lou works with a 1 wonty fivo yat a fake punt advancing from weight and ability the Terre Bauieans two more minutes that they would go a score of 6 to 5 against them Wente on a blocked onside kick the Butler full back the pigskin in the East decide they can rule Die roost only by presenting teams of giants picked from the flower of the flock Some of the alumni of the Dig four in the East turn bigger reorganization BY HERBERT HYMAN The aggregation of Rose Poly Engi neers triumphed over the Butler College eleven in a 10 to fi ton yesterday At Cleveland Case 9 Western At Cincinnati Ohio State 11 of Cincinnati 6 At Columbus Kenyon 6 1 I Robbins Rice Two ield Goals by Morgan Give Local Stars Edge in Hard ought irst Half Wlif Ad Wolgast was stricken appendicitis on the eve of his battle reddie Welch an Indianapolis ring lower asserted his belief that it was an intervention of providence to save Welch's life Siner W11H6 Ritchie's great showing against the Englishman the In dianapolis ring follower may place him self in the class of the prophets Charles Web Myrphy drew only a base on bulls in the hut stove circuit yesterday Hie oval which struck him amidshipsand rebounded to the gridiron On another occasion" in ibis period Morgan covered forty five yards after receiving a forward pass from Thomas captain later made a brilliant thirty yard run around right end The ball was within easy distance of the goal postn and Morgan again was called upon to dropkick The Butler line braced for the onrush of the Rose linemen Morgan gm bls bearings and when the ball shot into Ids hands lie booted it accurately across the bar adding three mure points to the Butler score Rose Poly thereafter took advantage of every false step made by the opps Lebanon High Loses Close Battle That Marks Introduction of Sport BRAZIL Ind Nov 30 Tn the first soc cor football game ever played between two high schools of Lebanon 2 to 1 in the first half latter half The game was but was well Shortridge refereed umpired Gray Blocks Onside Kick and Wente Runs ifty Yards in Last Minute in Michigan Eleven Los ing Hard begun agitation to bo gained on McCarthy The big coi cars overhauled in our shops and put into such condi tion as to make them the Greatest Net Value ever embodied in a rebudt car Closes Season With Victory Over Chi cago Eleven RENSSELAER Ind Nov Rensselaer closed a season of great success In football today when they defeated Curtis High of Chicago hitherto undefeated by the score to 0 Parks made a touchdown two kicks and kicked two goals Porter a touchdown Having defeated Kent Hammond 'West Lafayette and Sheri ALL STARS LOSE PEORIA ill Nov 30 inability to pene opposing lino lost for Eckcr ar football team of Chicago the SOUTH At New Orleans Washington and Lee Juiane 5 At Little Rock Arkansas inont entering the cuntest anneared at his i played through the entire game fine man on each elevon played his last game under the colors of his Alma Mater Thomas of Butler who lias captained the Irvington team tor tne jast tnree and whoso work has caused him chosen for positions on all state since his advent to college football nates from the local institution in His work as a punter has excelled that of any man in the state during his career on the college gridirons and his general ship has been complimented frequently Wente of the Technical aggregation finishes his course this year He has been one of the mainstays of his team since he entered the sport and his loss will be felt by the Engineers next season Lineup: Rose Poly (If) Deming Baxter Left end (capt Teft tackle Poggensee Left guard Today third time the two played a tie Once before the two played tie but game was prob most evenly fought battle of the Thomas Spengler of hw Prairie Miss and ton Miss arc the most seriously hurt Both of legs were broken Gathlns and Dakota Wesleyan since St Viator University WEST St St Mississippi ootball Contest Is Marred by Accident JAGKSON Miss Nov 30 persons were Injured several possibly fatally when Indianapolis Collegians Drop Last Game of Season 17 0 30 The Indiana lost from the thirty yard line for a drop kick for goal The second half was quette as the first half Marquette decisively visitors and the second try at goal by Notre Dame was due to a poor pass in a try for a trick forward pass Marquette was on its own forty yard line and the center snapped the ball over the head of Hanley who was to make the pass Noire Dame recovered the ball and tried twice for goal DORIAS AVERTS DEEAT Take Al Stanley for $5000 at Old Glory Horse Sale 0 5 fi IT 23 0 0 0 0 0 2 Reed from touchdown Loe 2 Colgate Referee Heth Carnegie At Denver University of Colorado 11 Col orado School of Mines 0 At Adrian Mich Adrian College 36 nuuc ncaeivvs At Alliance Mt Vernon State 3 Pitts lar of 1 1 ip Ini and getting a sprinted fifty yards for again kicked goal Lineup IT) 0 0 Markham Julian Slate made its sc second periods wh natl counted in th' celled Cincinnati i Rebuilt Packards are not the ordinary second hand been PHTLADEDPIHA Pa Nov Pennsylvania as usual won the Thanks giving day football game from Cornell this afternoon the score this year being 21 to 9 The'two teams have met on this day for the last nineteen years and Pennsylvania has won seventeen limes Ten years ago Cornell won from the red and blue and five years later the teams played a tie game About 25000 persons saw the contest At the end of the first period today it looked like a close game with the result very much in doubt Pennsyl vania had scored within three minutes of play and Cornell before the period was over had evened up the score The fpairi then innk hrare and nlavftd good football but the Pennsylvanians showed the better staying qualities and 1 also displayed better generalship taking the lead in the third period and increas ing Defeats Michigan Normal Eleven by Score of 28 to 0 CULVER Ind Nov 30 Culver Military Academy ended its season this afternoon by playing Michigan State Normal off its feet and taking the game by a score of 28 to 0 Lee's running line plunges and Doo tackling were features of Culver's game while the splendid defensive work of Blackford of Michigan score Lineup and sum 11 uegel got period for his recovered the nass and punted yards around end and was forced to punt Notre Dame was on its own twenty yard line with the ball Open plays netted thirty yards and 7in den then returned punt to the forty tive yard line Marquette here made Its fumble and lost the ball on its own thirty yard line and Dorias dropped back ten yards but failed to kick goal The play ended with Marquette holding the ball on the thirty yard line In the final period Huegel punted and Hanley recovered the ball In center field Huegel punted again and Berger returned ten yards and Notre Dame punted to the Marquette thirty fivc yard Notre Dame recovered the ball on an illegal forward pass but Dorias missed a third attempt to kick goal Huegel punted and again Notre Dame was in its own terri tory The game ended with the ball In Marquette's possession on the Notre Dame forty flve yard line Lineup and Bummarj Marquette Brennan Hanley Housley' WcBternhagen McCusker it in the last quarter GAME GOOD IN SPOTS The game was good in spoii and was enjoyable from the point of view There were numerous forward passes in which Pennsylvania fared bet ter than Cornell and many end runs for from twenty to thirty yards featured the game Capt Mercer of Pennsylvania being the particular star in advancing the ball' Lineup and summary: Though Wabash put up tho host football that any visiting team has shown in Lansing this season the Indiana team was forced in bow to the warriors of Michigan Agricultural College in the Thanksgiving day battle by a score of 7 to 6 Wabash wa particularly' good with its forward passes attempting many of these plays and getting away with them all in a way that aroused the greatest enthusiasm of the spectators The crowd was a small one however owing to the hitler cold less than 1000 ourteen of tho first got nf the famous General Warts owned by Watts of Charlestown Va none of them more than 2 years old brought the 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