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TTJP1 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE NEW- YORK MONDAYS NOVEMBER 22 1026 cV i 5 to 2 A YALE AND HARVARD SHOW OF BRIGHTER THINGS IN IAHDEREIS LOSE By Will Gould et-Me-Nots S' Jones and Horween Weather Crisis Unscathed Snowstorm' Proved Class Germany Applying f0r Davis Qup JReinstateme May Be Strong Challcn By GEORGE NOBBE WHEN Vincent Richards and Howard Kirsfv taint of Charley Pyle's golden lure were y''' by the United States Lawn Tennis flying visit to Berlin There they took par: matches against the better German player To a TO ROOMERS By GEORGE CURRIE JOXES waa tho hero of victory Vp until lost Saturday suspicion prevailed that and presided Tale' a foStball tesa'irt Throughout the season the Bulldog had tuied his skull for lnelfectnaf though berserk' bat-terlAg at the at rone opportunity 'Which opfensonly when the skull g-Mtm toirork to reason out the And the bones pulled by that team are legion and legend But as the wind moaned' under leaden skies lights began to dot the horizon Vew Havenward In the biting bleak dusk of a unless November evening Tale's footballteam began to think Tad haF given his menthe plays and they tjan to use them The transformation was gloriously successful Xast Saturday there was no furious punching at the thin Red lin which early learned to ground-the lightning streak of Ooodwine There was no cold' rage at the guards such of American followers of the game the e' a the share of the honors Many people wondered at the time wha: jlci into Central Europe It wag a new departure for n-ir T-the move now takes on significance as the fin of Germany to the list of challenging nation fr also the opening German wedge for roafiiliat tC -r J'r Lawn Tennis Federation The United States Is Uklng the lead in the fcr 0 reinstated In both groups As soon as Secretary Federation forwarded the German frj 8-1 6 tough time H2th UaV-V-V winning two s-s Troll helm timid lead Formidable Tram German i p-- a midaMr t-isn- Indiana: Eleven Blanks Crack'- Brooklyn Soccer 1 Team by 20 Plainly in one of those slumps which coma to the best of teams the Brooklyn Wanderers suffered defeat for the second time in two days when they encountered the Indiana Flooring soccer players in their American Soccer League match at Hawthorne Field yesterday afternoon It was a different team than that which faced and lost to Ulster United on Saturday However the visitors were on their mettle and won handsomely by the score of 2 goals to 0 This wiped out the defeat sustained by Indiana two weeks ago after their hectic encounter at Hawthorne Field The Brooklyn lineup Tree fairly normal again although In the absence of tho Injured Fischer Smith had to do duty in goal for the second day In succession Brooklyn Maintains Pressure The floorlayers kicked off and Brooklyn Immediately made tracks for Brown Nsufsld and Elsenhof-fer both sent In shots which were well aaved The Wanderers did not let up for a single minute and kept on peppering their goal but Brown was equal to all calls made upon him Miller sent In a lightning drive for Indiana which waa well blocked by Smith Brooklyn bore down upon the Indiana goal time after time but could not put the needed touch to their efforts Elaenhoffer got through but Chatton smothered his try in thO nick of time Gross and Jenklna came Into violent collision but recovered after receiving the attention of the trainer Miller broke away for the visitors and Gross mls-klcking let In Jenklna A goal looked to be certain but Smith saved brilliantly at short range Upon resuming the floorlayers started off with plenty ef pep and were swarming around goal Jenklna and Millar both tested Smith Neufeld then had a great chance to score for Brooklyn but missed by the narrowest of margins From a free kick 20 yards out well plaoed by Chatton Jenklna scored the first goal In 12 minutes The Wanderers were unable to make any headway against their visitors and ths forward combination failed to function ptoperly Ten minutes from the end Millar from a xnlxup Increased Indiana's lead thereby clinching the victory The lineup: Tnd Flooring () Fas Waadsrsrs (0) Brown Oonl Smlfk Clark 'Right back Oroao Donald 4 Iart back TSTlIaon Chatton Right bait MoMaans Torria: Cantor half Draekor Mclatosh r-haft half Mehrar Oallagbor On to ida right M-XoufOld Carlaoa Inoldo right Conrad Jonklna Cantor Nolaon Millar Inoldo loft Elaonhoffor McGhco Ontaldo loft MeOovarn Raforoo William Haroa Now Bod ford Hama and Cnnnlngham Ooalo Jonklna Millar Indiana Flooring Halvco of 4 mlantoa Other soccer remits yesterday were the following: Now York Giants Frovidonea 1 Nowark Fhlladalphla 1 Fall Rlvar 1 Boston Brooklyn Amorlenna Kangariana Bharman Cron Flashing 1 application for admission to the I A the International Play Committee unanimously decided to cast the votes of the association in favor of plea At the same time the Committee of Management of the Darla Cup wrote to the various federations eligible under cup regulations asking them ln avor of the readmission of Germany to cup competition FYanee and Germany Lewd European Tennis FRANCE and Germany stand out today aa the two strongest ten-nlsplaylng nations ln Europe Due to the fact that the Germans have not been taking part in international play we have fallen into the error of regarding tennis aa a dead issue In that republic But when Dr Heins Landmann defeated Kinsey who waa American No 8 last year in straight seta 8 I 6 0 4 we began to sit up and take notice When Landmann followed this up by trimming Richards himself in a four-aet match 8 4 8 2 8 0 we began to inquire who this German player waaT'anyhow Imagine our surprise to learn that he waa not the champion there at all but only one-of their better players! The champion Is atlll the same Otto Froltshelm who played on the German Davis Cup team that came to this country In quest of the famous team trophy ln 114 Just before the outbreak of the war Richards Says Germans Are Good WHEN Vlnnie came back from Europe we aaked him about these Germans That young man was still a bit sensitive about the criticism that had come his way because of the number of his European defeats He exactly garrulous ln reply to the questions that were put to him good are the Germans he repeated a'llhektlon "Well they were good enough to heat me and not ln the habit of giving matches away They play the same stiff hard game that they have always shown Their 'form may not look as good as that of some of the Frenchmen but they get the In addition to losing to Landmann Vlnnie also came out second beet in his encounter with the professional Najuch It took masculine headliner five sots to beat another of the Rahe The cores in this match were 6 I 6 fts LffeBAUY pfciao eu- OFF KICKERS MA02M1 BetfGlCUmnzALL --tftW quest of the nn t'j would and with Kreuzer If memory -rvr the liitnuoa tralian duo who it--- -from a-VV-i llama that year of Germans wa no any pair to low to men 1 With Tandn-arn Pth or two other hieh-rarki-e Germany to become a danperou factor -ing a fancy wouM no: fetched to eee thi coIlertiVr-competition in th LKi-ewi-' for jhe French team vi: tr- -ability enter th in 1927 What an that would Frtare Germany: Reinstatement Conridmd Practically Certain UNDER both Federttl'-r i-d Cup rCKUhdlnr vote i required fnr th? of Germany to hoth vote will be necessary in rv o' fact that if action upon th re alon of fir many to the was withheld untl! th aan-j: Ing in Paris on March tries for the 1527 Lhim Co would have already rlrise-i draw made l'ndr Pavi r-v entries close on Match of year and it is customary the draw within 4 hters after closing of such entries Thz 1 filet of date ncrf d-ir from the usual melhei of Federation members at the meeting The chanes stir favr-r suceess of the Ge-nan plea The tude and action rf the I I are ezpecad to carry cfrs able weight vith th othr playing na that rc-ros Federation It is eitremsiy d- u-if the American cc-rstrIv i have committed itself sc firiiiy did not feel convinced that it be successful As the G-nrn public has been taken ir-o League of Nations it seem that atep toward the re-estab'rshtner: amicable International rciitw sport is bound to follow Thomas Takes Fast Time Prize in Ran as the Blue had vented In October- and against Princeton until only enfeeble forward pass was I eft before 'surrendering the ball on downs Tale played smart football Ragged perhaps- but least there was a reason for every play And the team proved that A Jones had been unjustly abused When It began to think as a body of 11 men then it began to make the attack he had taught them function with nice precision a magnificent -power a sustained drive The uproar still echoed against the Blue couch when the teams took the Jleld and Harvard started off to bang away at Eire defenses deep within her territory But the chorus of abuse and vituperation was jelled In the Joy of victory when the team trotted off to dress wore the oinlle that won come off and well he might Hie men had vindicated him at last after exposing him as the target for alumni disappointment right down to the moment that Wadsworth kicked hie field goal For him at least the year 'was not' without Its glamorous satisfaction Sturhahn Was Half- of EU's Team BUT I feet we In an endeavor to make it up to for all that went before overlook the hero of the game on the field let ua pause a moment to salute -one Sturhahn r- They said that took Tale's defeats too hard that he was -not the same Sturhahn of other years A' guard no matter- how loyally and brilliantly he may labor Is compelled by -the -nature of hfa job to wage his mimic warfare under a pile of rival jerseys hidden from the crowd And the courageous work he did was lost upon -the thoughtless But Saturday was at least three Sturhahns of the yesteryears He made touchdown It would have been a safety but for his Quick eye and Impetuous dive to grasp hie golden opportunity And having put hla team In the lead It was he who held It there When Harvard came back with another brijllant mareh from behind to how Harvard men that Horween had wrought this fall a new eplrit a refusal to Joss until the lastmpmeot It was "Cobbles" and "B111 Kline another goat- and Richards urhe manned the breeches and stopped the Crimson sweep He was everywhere playing roving guard He ducktd the pile of rival jeraeye and shone In the brightest rays of light that pierced the black clouds overhead and -filled the Bowl with a blue ray of burning will to win Tale owes that gams to Sturhahn and the mbre one examines and analyses the play-by-play account the taller looms part In the famous victory: and and the big Rlehards were the SHI defense With out that defense 'Tale would have lost Crimson Flays New And Impressive Football FOR Harvard no longer stakes nil on defensive tactics The Crimson has an attack a sweeping assault that next year should be more pow- erful and more finished than this fall- The line has developed an offensive charge that in another season should drive most before it The backfleld needs only another big dashing star to pair with Ouariiac-cia to tear Into opposition for touch- and Harvard has tot him on the freshman team of 1111 The line can take care of itself They'll have to be mighty and superlative to atop John of Cambridge in HIT For those who must have a techni cal view of the be It said that Harvard did that which thp critics her to do and thua kicks were blocked The wtngbacks took care of ends on those punts but plugging up the gap left by calling Coady back was a failure On defense the seven-man line was hot as Impressive as the 6-1-2-2 defense against Dartmouth -Harvard's problem for next year is the development-of a backfleld punter Coady boots the ball as far as-the best of them but no punter In the world can get off a soaring spiral with half his line In on him to hurry the- kick Horween needed the big Crimson captain in the line for all that was In him And Tale was quick to cash In on the weakness thus exposed with every kick "For' without taking Anything from Tale's achievement the cold fact remains that Ell had no earned touchdowns up his sleeve lest Saturday afternoon He had a drive that took him within field goal distance tyut had' both teama made the most of their scoring opportunities when you subtract Sturhahn touchdown from a blacked kick you would have a score of Harvard 12 Tale 12 Harvard missed sozqp field goals as well as Tale Not that a blocked klpk recovered behind the goal line la an unearned score TJe kick was blocked because there was a fundamental weakness In the Crimson organisation which Tale made use of But that was the only chance for a touchdown last Saturday Wild and Woolly Football Introduced by-Harvard touchdown on the other hand was a symptom of what lies In store for heir opponents another season There was nothlug flukey about that pass Cbauncey to Salto nstall which seat the Cambridge end flying over the goal line all dear They win football games ut West 'with -passes like that The receiver was deep beyond the safety back The pa seer was amply protected Harvard used the same pass for a quick Jump -from her 11-yard line to midfield later In the game A little more finish on the play anu she would have hurled her 'men down the field for another touchdown 1 But Chauncey toe frequently had tremble sighting' his receivers And he was too reckless la letting IfertSrtKe ball The ball was obviously thrown to a zone rather than to the man And Hoben Ja a zone that Horween had failed to provide for There are times when it is better to take It yards loss than to ran the risk of interception Guarnaccla for Instance was viet afraid to run with the ball when he looked the field over and saw the receiving sons filled by the opposition Toward the close twice Harvard got that long pass under way and eaah time on the second try it was Intercepted all for the lack of a thrower to scan the horlsea for hostile demonstrations Both Shoe lMTWlth Brighter Bigger Hopes BUT the pass displayed a new tendency In Harvard football The old close-order stand -them-up-and-knoek-them-down tactics of Stone Age football are Slated to go If rivals cling to the early Eastern game then Horween la going to produce another string of Haughtonesque victories For this new wild and woolly Western style of football Is a scoring game and one touchdown alone will not hold it In check Give Horween somebody to alternate with Guarnaccla and he la going to raise Cain And he has that prospect In eight Brilliant Play By Julias Finn At Quick Chess game The drawn games stood to the credit of Ferrandla a player- from the Philippine Islands Henry JKapp I Carpenter and George A Johnston William A Chapel managed to win Queen for a minor piece but later on made an oversight which cost him the genie He Dr A IX Wechsler Dr Fischer and Ellis held out the longest Book prizes were awarded to those not defeated by Finn The following Is a list of the opponents A ToMshua A (tfcwktpa Abraham Dr A tl'achriar I- Carpenter R- Hsmphray A Chapel Zimmers Koatef Charlaa Sleben IX Everett 11 Moran Ramet Roeon-blootn Xlnlkea A Qroehl Ferrandla A Campbell Henrjr Kapp Roaat landmark Dr Ctaetkln I Strefahtoir A Baaaett If a iJindlsman Cos Dr Fiehor Qeorre A Johnaton Ranham Hermann Brnchloa Ellla and 8 Walrre The clubroom will be open on that members rauat uee the Felix at entrance 'Brooklyn Evening High held the sixth of a series of invitation crosscountry runs yesterday over the 2 2-4 mile course at Prospect Park Chrlstopolus of the Pauliat A with an allowance of 1:42 led the field of IX home In 21:12 Schiller waa In front for two-miles but weakened and finished fifth Thomas captured fast time honors Summaries: 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Fob Nsim and Club Hcap Tlmo 1 Ch'ofph'I'a PanL A CLlsfS 1:11 Dovoralt unattached Thomas nnattachod scratch 4 ft Solomon aerate I Schiller Brook Eva Caaoy unattached 1:1 Nero Brook Kvo Ia Madifon nnattaehod Simile Brook Hor A 18 Romol Brook Kvo 11 Rookla Brook Kvo IS Beall no unattached 2:00 Brilliant play on the part of Julius Finn marked the simultaneous exhibition given by the former New Tork State champion before the members of the Brooklyn Institute Chess Club In th Art Room of the IbtmUJz Academy of Music Saturday night President Sylvester Wel-mer had brought together the large number of 22 opponents to meet the expert Finn however was at his best and in a little over three hours of play he succeeded In winning 22 ef the games and drawing four Only I opponent Charles Sleben of Jamaica I I was able to win his it il i is-- a- i 1 4 1 i i'fi d-Un 'A Vl I -IIP 5jf i H- FT I I JS iijhl i is i-1 I tf-'c jlv' iff iv i 1 1 s-lt to i'i: Western Coaches Oppose New Football Rul Records of Leading College Football Elevens to Date 14 1 Ohio State 40 Wittenberg 14 4T Wwloyaa 0 Columbia Iowa 0 Chicago 0 Michigan IT Illinois 0 Colgate Haatltom 0 4 Clarkson SC Bona It Pittsburg 1 Nary IS Mich State 4 SS Providence 9 14 Syracuse 10 41 Tana Col 3 Bryaon 4 TexaaAAM Alabama 2 Ala Poly Tennoaeee II Tulano 12 Rutgero Springfield 4 9 Fordham 41 St Lawrence 19 St Jooeph IS Lpwle 6 St Lawrineo 4 Columbia Si Norwich 14 Hobart 21 Ranowlaor 4 II Williams 4 Amherst IS Hamilton 4 Rochester Frlncoton Bowdoia Hamilton Weslayan Mass Agg Alabama 84 Mlllaap 15 Vanderbilt Miao Ag- 1 Tech -Sewanee Loui'a St Kentucky iFlerida 44 T1 42 12S 10 Geneva 14 Holy Craw 14 and Dartmouth IS Tufta 4 4 Princeton IS 4 Brown SI Yolo a IS 144 19S Haokell Indiana ST Wichita Mp 9 SI Morning Ido 4 Dayton 9 Bucknoll 4 Loyola 7 Booton Cal Si 48 S9S TS 2 0 1 Michigan Oeo Wash 14 St Upsals 2 I SUto 0 0 HavorfOrd 4 Fordham So California T4 Whittier Santa Clara 3 It Wwh State Occidental 2 California Stanford 12 Ore Age 22 Idaho I 4 7 4 Chicago 0 Williams 0 Illinois Penn State 0 Columbia 4 Okla Aggies 2 Mick Agas Minnesota 4 Illinois 4 Navy 18 17 Wisconsin 4 Ohio State 14 Minnesota 4 Columbia It Syrscuw (I Clarkson 7 Providence 21 14 Tufts is 4 Norwich Renewlaor i Mlddlebury is SI 240 Sf 44 144 14 243 IS SS 41 1S1 1SS Staaferd Mil kick after touchdown a matter of natural von-- pa penslty to the game and the Trr-" shift are not eufflsientr new forward Ph an encumbrance on the Coach Bob Z'jpph many of the big ln It is utterly ehift the new a worked out eucreMfuU should be chsrfMto mik field halt two ea Mt would have which to bas their dej-rt pE SDear tsf "oota isr' lea but they direr on the shift- 1: most of the xsi doned the rules were down away in the birthplace of carried Mmoe' years ago used the shift four penalties- Important PJJt of Coaches 1 western nd apreed with 'a pa penalty r-- isbfd pefj) The rule i-iSJ in the genera! Mid the of Indiana nl Neither Par "vc any reason for after touchoowr Chlcero Nov 22 W) A majority of tho Western Conference coaches today expressed vigorous dissent with tho now football rule ln effect this year inflicting 8-yard penalties for successive incompleted forward passes after the first try A season's experience with the restriction has convinced most of them tney said that It had failed to achieve the rules object of cutting down indiscriminate passes The euggeetlon that the ehift play be abolished however found opinion about evenly divided and ono coach Wiles of Ohio te a vigorous advocate of the abolishment of the- point kick after touchdown Ohio lost Its chance for a tie with Michigan this year through a ono point defeat but won from Illinois to take second piece by this same ono point Coaches Stagg of Chicago a member of the rules committee and Wllce are tho only supporters of tho new forward poos penalty rule believe the rule Is a distinct said Coach Stagg penalties are almost nothing and yet It tends to hold the game to actual football In regard to the shift 1 the slightest doubt that maneuver adda color to football but whether the shift infringes on tH present style of play is a matter be decided in my opinion by the Name officials rather than by the coaches or the rules Coach Wllce hopes to see the point 04 JTp't Nv 0 41 St 0 Harvard 14 Rutgero 0 14 SO Dayton Fordham 14 Catholic -U 4 4 Bwtoa 114 "il Both Need Now to Learn to Stop the Pass 4 li Uh Valley 4 Marietta 0 Notre Da mo SS 4 Syracuse 14 24 Geo Wash IS 0 Fsnn Bucknoll 0 Leh Valley SO CaaMua 14 Bucknoll Dickinson 0 St 7 Boston Coll It John Carr 4 4S St 4 41 Fresno State CaL Took I Occidental 4 Club I Nevada Oregon is 15 California IS Saata Clara 14 Washington 14 41 California 4 II No Dakota 9 Notre Dana SO Michigan 20 (T Wabash 7 Wisconsin 10 Iowa 4 Butler 0 4 Michigan 7 10 Aiwy Detrelt 1 Dar Elkina irrtflua 1 Boetoa Yale 'S aad 0 Notre Dame 1 Urmlnua IS MO aet aw College Catholic 0 ST Ford ham 0 St Louii IL 0 ST Va Woa Vlllanova Haakell la St SS Gottustmrs MS- Bowdoia 0 Yale St Mlddlabury 1 A fill -41 SprlegBeld 10 Dart month SS Tnfts Holy Crow 0 Vormont 4 Union 4 41 Wwloyaa 4 Ohio State 33 Duke 9 XT Cornell 19 Fean 14S "It CwadL Geneva O' Niagara 0 4S Williams 14 Mich State 14 Columbia IT SU Bonvon 0 Dartmouth SS 114 SS If! 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Holy Crow CCNY 4 Georgetown Si Slagle Dodges With foot P11 Visual Football Wesleyan Mlddlebury 0 Conn AKw IS 4 Columbia 41 27 Rochester 4 Amherst 21 Trinity 4 24 4 17S -SO Williams 7 Vermont 4 St John's 4 Qnantleo Mar 4S Colgate Si Alfred 14 IS Mlddlebury SS St lanniea I Union 4 11 Hamilton 4 S9 Manhattan 4 Hobart is Upwla 0 Clarkson 0 15 11 Pena tt 14 Urelnua Princeton S7 4 Delaware 4 aad If 4 IS Rutgers- It 555 Syracuse IS Hobart 4 Vermont 4 55 and 4 Army 27 Penn State 4 21 Hopklna 4 -Oeorgetowa It 14 Colgate 14 If Niagara Nebraska 121 SIS SS so in By SOL Famous Coach and Sports riii'- SEX Tala and Princeton met last week find Drake 4 Missouri 14 XI Washington 4 Kaunas Asms 4 Kansas Ag IS 7 So far aa futyre Is concerned she may rest tranquil Jones has been trying new etuff this year too It lacks a finish that It ought to have next year What both Tale and Harvard need to learn la a defense against the forward pass The new idea has smote them both but the weapons with which to combat it when each turns it upon the other have not as yet been discovered- The feeling will not down however that It will be a long time before tho Blue turns In a record of four straight defeats or Harvard turns in her togs beaten five times out of eight Beginning with -1927 we 'ought to hear braver things of the Blue and the Their last game proved that the Sprouting seed of victory has already been sown on fertile ground Princeton last year caught the Western Idea The broken up but dead it may provp1 more powerful than alive The disposition to save all to beat each other cramped their style Now that they have opened up their schedules they must get a move on And despite the seeming paradox of the past season the final games would appear to prove that they are on their way Dkl Noble Feet Despite Nebraska Defeat NEW YORK UNIVERSITY rail Into her flngl game agalnet Nebraska mty) be that' given a fine day and a decent' temperature the Violet- might have beaten Nebraska although i the Cornhuskers are busters by tradi-tidb But to have to play a game in a snowstorm which was bound tawreck -the best laid scheme of attack and to have to do It on a foreign field was a little too much tinder the circumstances the New York team turned ln a fine game And the galloping go hack to classes undefeated In the East It seems to me that no bitter regrets should follow in the wake of the Nebraska game Tliia Mr fitephens who kicks the ball further in rain sleet and snow-than moet punters can boot -it -In November sunshine east the Alleghenies would have taken the heart -out of a team of smallc- timber than mem In Connors Laurnin and Strong U' has atrio who must be considered by eVery picker of honor rolls see memory fails to re veal any candidates for All-Mythical honors By the majestic sweep of their victories over Tulane and Carnegie Tech IT automatically rates sterner opposition next year And that means the -Violet has come Into big-time company It seems to me that la quite a feat for Meehan to have accomplished in so short a the contribution of three stars to the consideration of the and the commanding respect of the big teams throughout the East alumni have reason to feel content with their team's showing in 128 and to face next year with a feeling-of expectancy After all Captain Briante la to be the only loss by graduation Newspapers And the Yale Record BEFORE we' discuss a thrilling of last Saturday I want to quote from an editorial in the Tale Record which proposes hn Idea about college football and the newspapers which commands consideration: Along with the odious rise of the professional game the papers have evidenced a growing professional attitude toward college teama- These nlt- wits-laugh at the Idea of play- Ing clean and hard for ancient Ideals -v and the tradition of sportsmanship They cannot realize that- the low charging guard Contributes just -as much as the flashy halfback Any wild rumor is expatiated to explain a fumble a bad pass or a broken leg When a team feels the spirit that- doea somehow creep- Into a contest ef aged rivalries and quite transcends its rated Ing ability the Journalistic sporting professors are mystified look at one another cantly and call it an upset Of course the "experts" do sometimes expect tod much from schoolboys But an makes college football There are no In the professional game Hits BosHiesS of Writing' Football Fkcks a Kick BECAUSE this Is sows have the Yale Bowi jammed to watch two tsimi already beaten four times play to see which shall ba beaten (Continued on Page 2) SS IT 14 4 4 4 -Northweat'n 22 Franklin 0 24 Indiana It Navy Wabash Wloeonaia Chicago Ind'na Nor Williams rBowdola -15' nmd 2 Run'S Macon 4 Loyola 4 4 Syraouw SS Harvest 27 Geo Weak 4 Lynchburg Columbia IS Wake For 140 Da Feuw 7 14 Kentucky I 19 2 Wisconsin ST 4 North west'a si 0 Notrs Duma 24 Mia Agglea 4 14 Purdn 14 "7 Iowa CoL Tech Dakota Illinois IS Ohio State XX Carroll 4 Minnesota 41 Wisconsin 24 4 North wast is Us lil 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