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THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL MEMPHIS SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER $5 1928 Sk5ETRJ 28 xiicry muons to Fieuinc niEiiois Mississippi Aggies Battle Florida to 13 to 13 Tie i Championship Hopes of Trampled By Unexpected Strength of Starkville Luckett Proves Star of Afternoon Doctors in Top Condition For Thanksgiving Day Game Wabash Promises to Be Hardest foe Met by Medics This White in Shape to Play With Leg Completely Healed Big Crowd Expected 1 Michigan With Back to Wall Wins 10 to 0 Tied for the Title SECTION! 4 By Gerald Dealing 'a rest behind them and with three more day in which to A set ready the University of Tennessee Doctors are in the best con-J dil ion they have been this season They meet the Wabash College Ui lie Giants at Rnsswood Thanksgiving Day- Injuries received in earlier game have passed there are no limping back field men no line-''men with twisted shoulder or knees that necessitated favoiing the weak-' fched member no cripples or semi-cripples on the tquad Big Phil White c'the last of the eleven to round into shape after receiving a cut leg in ttr game with Tulsa is walking without a limp He can play with the "knowledge tUst barring another cut his leg will not fail him The I wound is heated and be is able to use it freely White played in the Cumberland game with an open wound interfering with free action and slowing up his play He will be at his best Thursday Other members of the squad havej 1 put in a '-busy week Scrimmages" trainer who remonstrated urith him that if In lost the tails might be regarded as an alibi while if he won it might be regarded aa grandstand stuff A little far fetched perhaps hut spotting spirit all the same JACKSONVILLE Fla Nov 24 Tbe 8 I championship aspirations ot the fighting Gstors of the University of Florida got a sever setback here this afternoon when the Mississipxii Aggies battled the Orange and Blue to a 13 to 13 tie It was a thrilling heart-rending game chuck full of sensational playing The Aggisc presented a well-coached smooth and speedy working machine which apparently took the natives off their feet in the opening minutes of the ame Luekett brilliant haltback of the Aggie machine haring every appearance of a high school player in build and build cnly weighing 147 pounds waa the hero of the Mississippi bid for victory The diminutive stai gave the Gators considerable worry at all stages of the game more on offense but plenty also on defense This boy running the ends with eel-like ability squirming through the smallest of spaces jnst Inches wide required from three to eight Florida players to pull him to earth Two long runs of this youngster were responsible for the Aggie scores Luekett tors off nine around the JACKSON ANTICIPATES reriatering one point afterwards Him llMUll fill lull (I I bW The great Ark Newton threat disappointed the 790S fans F1 re sent by not plnyinx up to hla usual ortn Tha lack of Interference nullified Newton's offensive drive while he was notably weak on the defense making acemincly sure tackles only to allow the man to break hla momentary hold Newton's punting however was fine one boot including roll going 9k yard raaacs Broken I'p Stewart Pomeroy Dick Brown and Edgar Jones in the Florida backfleld showed great ability Brown's proficiency in breaking up Again passes waa exceptional Capt Kobinoon was easily tha outstanding figure in the Gator line time and time again breaking through the Alisaiaaippi line to throw their backa for losses The Mississippi Ac-giea started their initial drive from the opening kickoff registering first down after first down ACKSON Mias Nor 21 With tha football season to claaa kora Thooko-jivmg with tho annum! dash botoroem Mi lira pa and Misairaippi CoUogo thin uaek end being an off work for both eleeno Inter rat is centering on tho gsuta Turkey Lay Alumni ef both institution throaghoat tho sw and followers of football in and around Jackson ore looking forward A (By the Associated fni NN ARHoR Mirk Nov With their back to the well the five regular and six suhatitsteo sf the Michigan eleven auccrssfslly fought ts retain their tie with Illinois for the big ten conference football rhamptomnhlp whra they defeated Minnesota today It to 9 They held Minnesota's iiowerfsl team eves on smashing ami running and won by setter forward iiaxelug and kicking At the close of the game It leeoed statement indicating again that this might be his last year aa coach but he tied a string to hla announcement by adding that he -never could keep sway from the Michigan foot hall teem altogether Minnesota Buffered a costly break near tha outset of the game when Graham the star quarter waa hurt ami was removed for the remainder of tho xama Capt Harry Klpkc of Michigan playing hla last game was a horn in himself hie kicks keeping the ball away from the Michigan goal and finally his drop kick In the third period clinching ths game for the Wolverines He blocked dangerous passes and required usually a yard full of Minnesotans to tsCkle him They did not let him get away with any sensational galna A blocked punt the oniy one of the game led Xipke'o chance for tho field goal Capt Martincau of Minnesota also playing bis final gains kept tho crowd on their feet by his shifting rone eometlmeo failing to gain but often flashing momentarily into a position Whom ho threatened a long gain His kicking waa almost Invariably abort but waa timed eo clsverly that the ball almost always dropped far la front or the Michigan receivers and with a forward roll that often mods up for lock of distance In the air Near the rices of tho first half Mar-tinea standing aa kin 49-yard line hooted almut 33 yards a ball that rolled rapidly toward tha Michigan goal with Gophers racing beside It Michigan man need their heads at this point Knowing that there were hut 39 seconds to play they let It roll rather than take a chance of bobble that would give Minnesota possession near the Michigan goal Tho hell Mapped on four-yard line having seed up so much of the 39 errands In I to roll that tha half ended without Michigan having to risk a play Nona or Minnesota's eight forward pomes waa completed Michigan tried nine passes completed three had two intercepted and four Incompleted Lineup: Michigan (10) Mlnnaaotn (9) Foci Ion Noisch Ecklund Muirhcad Groao Slaughter (L Guy Grown Cm Cooper Hawkins 3 Abramson Babcock Ccx Curran RB Merrill Rockwell It Graham Klpko I Mart i nexu Bteger Lldhrrg Vick SYRACUSE 111 TRIUL1PK OVER NEBRASKA TEAM tha coaling clash with keen Interest aa the trains are apparuetly more evthly matched tfaaa any previous year la which they have met (Jidda ora favoring Mississippi Cullega because of firat pears in which tho tnighty Choctaw haa humbled the Militant MJors of tho local institution Millaapa catered intercollegiate foot ball la 1920 and tnal year tho first gama between tho iaMitu-tionr waa ployed with the Clinton lxp-tiMa running through tho Majors for mao touchdowns and making point after o-ich thj following year tha ocaro was 59 to 9 in favor of tho Clinton lumltutiou Doped to run roughshod over the Majors tear year tho Baptiota found tough going te win 13 to 7 oad this year indieuivaa or that tho score wiU be even closer The Millooiis tram white not emn'ng games aa waa predicted early in the season baa proved tough customer Jcita-xlvely and last work took a tutu toward offensive work that bespeaks of real trouble ahead for tha Choctaws Both trams ara working daily with oco ond in view that of sending tho other fiom the field In defeat At Clinton Couch Bokler is putting tho Baptiota throxga a daily grind though not as much work mm tho eMuJon ora getting on the toral field Tha Choctaws ara getting just enough training according to reports here to keep them on edge for the loot gams of tho araaoa To win from Miilsspo by more than IS points will give th Choctaws clear claim to the Mate title as it waa by 23 potato that the Aggies defeated tho local Institution To bo held to a narrower margin of victory by tho Billups machina will giro A 5 tho title by figuring on point basis aa A 4fc detested Ola Miss by seven potato while the Chertawa humbled the Southerners by six points No title depends oa tho MaJarF victory Jnst tho exultation of having humbled an old foe Though there ora bo hallowed traditions surrounding the annual football game as yet having been played only throe years the rivalry between the two schools dates hack alinoat Co the year of founding tho Methodist institution hero In other forma of athletic conteMa and in literary events thera haa been tha keen- cm rivalry So without tho traditions anrroundfng the football clash there to that spirit of friendly rivalry in other contests and It naturally centers oa tha football clash an well While being the kreoeet rivals tho two Institutions are friendly and Join rack ether la rooting while playing another team Corarrvative oMimateo ixvdlct the attends oco at the fourth annual dash of tbe two Institutions on the local field will be mill over 2909 Yale Realizes Dream With 4 Defeat of Harvard Eleven Duckey Pond and Mallory Prove Enough for Blue Vic- Yale Finds Rainbow End on Rainy Wet Joy Reigns at New Haven have been held whenever possible and signal drills and practicing of plays have gone on at the times when the men were not scrimmaging Coach Will Brennan -Southern League um-'pire believes that hs has at last rounded all his men into proper trim tat the same time Wabash is the hardest foe the Doc-nora are called upon to play Tulsa -was strong especially in the mud -and managed to hold the Doctore to a to tie Loyola boasting the 'strongest eleven the school has known received a 0 to 0 verdict with the Doctors The Medics outplayed ithe New Orleans team hut a fumble ur two at crueial momenta spoiled the chances to win -'Wabash Defeated Indiana' Wabash last Saturday defeated the Big Ten eleven from Indiana In-diana the week before had defeated Northwestern Wabash played Purdue to a 7 to 7 tie earning the touchdown by straight football while -Purdue scored oa a recovered fumble It is a stronger team in every way than that which the Doctors defeated -'ll to 7 at Ruoowood Park last year after one of the hardest games ever -witnessed in Memphis Since the prep schools which had -a game ccheduled for Thanksgiving moved their date to December 1 the Doctors have a clear field on i the former date The Memphis University Sclmol-Ch rlstlan Brothers College will be tho climax of the prep school grll season The Brothers are -leading In the championship race and need to win the gems to avoid a tie for the poeltion The schools showed good sportsmanship by stepping out Zncl lettinr the Doctors have the data The Medics have made an effort to call out the largest crowd ever ao-Paembled at a grid gams for Tuck Day Tickets have been placed in the schoolo at reduced pricee for the otu- dentb The reserved seat sale knows ug steady growth tho Shop of Culture whefe they are on sale reporting a Doctors- will depend mainly upon straight -football tt win over Wabash their practice ind icatea They shave a deadly forward however that will be nsed be yon da doubt If tbs opportunity presents Itself or If Wabaahla inthelead and desperate measures are needed to Passes from White who hurls a football aiucti In the manner that a baseball player throws a baseball are handled by Leggett Sanders Raines and Leake In a deadly Leggett and Sanders are especially proficient in receiving the PMoea while Raines and Leaks bed a number of seemingly hie ones White's throwing Is aceo-ftrare and tbs ability of the backs i nd ends to catch them Is the-k which cannot hs answered until the White Haloes and Bandera probably will cairyths attack of tbs Doctors at the start Doak and Un-SdfcrwtMd will be in raserve- With these six hacks to chose from and with Leggett at end capable of cm- in? back and carrying the ball Coach Brennan has little to woriy over ln that direction The line which has held et crucial moments has been stiffened by the work of the past week Its attacking strength Is all that could bo asked but In pest frames It seemed weaker than It should when on the defensive in mid- great game Be gsme iMunn field 'It looks like there The Listening Post By Walter Trumbull SPOETSMAXSHXF like te think ef enraalvcs as a nation of good sports We prtde ourselves on giving the other fellow a square desL How much of that to real? We have own thine hwlfs lioacro porform here the past 1 months Each of them wae beaten We believe that each of them wae beaten by a'-better man But each of them Istentienally or fouled Rarh waa given a little the worst of it That le tho truth of the matter and It la 'depterabta Don't we carry the dratre to win prat-lw Tart In professional baseball It Is mualdcred perfectly proper to tip a man a hu hold a base runner or gtva him the hip or elbow if It con be dom In such a manner that th umpire doran eea 1C Even In golf yen will find players deliberately trying to anger or annoy their opponents to the point where It afterts their game Hoean't that savor a little of sharp practice And what makes it lean cemmondable is that It usually la done where there Is money at ataha Wbw many football eoachea deslra a true enforcement of tho rule and are satisfied with an absolutely even break Wa are glad to believe that thera are seventh But talk to eome ef the officials Paul their experiences You will find that certain eoachea resort te almost opyn intimidation while at other Institutes tieas If a man makes a vital decision fiChtnet an eleven he doe it in the fun knowledge that be probably never will officiate for that teem egaln We have been accustomed to regard the English aadiard losers Yet we have been told the case of an English boy who came over here to run He had an Injured ankle which had been taped to support It Before the race he took the tape off Hla explanation te an American Tennis is one sport which seems te have kept the Idea of the game above the winning This Is true to the extent that thera is a sort of tradition that If a man con alders he has bees given a doubtful point he will lose the next point rather a earn of mock heroics and not very courteous to the llnta- it always so but in moat eaaee where a man or a team squawks about lioor decisions it Is a clear case of excusing defeat at the expense of an umpire or referee Sportsmanship means to win if you can nut win fairly and In case of defeat to dispense with the alibi A sportsman will Insist on his rights but ha wants no mors than half the road VANDY ANDSEWMIEE IN CLASSIC Thanksgiving Day Game at Nashville Brings Old Rivals Together for Fray SEWAXEE Tenn Nov If The last game of the season tlie home-coming ef the clans the spirit of Thanksgiving in the there in a rare something la those thoughts that makes one want to be -on the field when the whistle blowq end the kick-off is kicked And every gewnnee man who can will ha in Nashville on Thanksgiving Day to see the Purple battle the Black and Gold in what promises to be one of the greatest games pulled off in the new stadium in many a day Always when the Tiger and the Com modora meet the fur Is sure to fly And this year be an exception Th Tiger is almost ready ha will be next and supported by his cohorts from the mountain and cheered by his thousands of supporters from far and near the Tiger will descend upon Yandy determined to do or die The Purple followers believe that the team which has bsea a coming one ail season has almost reached the home plate and barring accidents and faculty rulings will ha at the senith of its power when It meets Vandy on Turkey Day Faculty rulings are most likely to Interfere with the progress of the team for the mid-term quls marks have Just come in and eome of tho players are on the ragged edge Practice has gons on apace this week There has been no let up and no days ef rest for the Tigers realise that they are up against a stiff proposition In the rejuvenated Vandy team and have got to Elay the game of their lives If the bacon i to be sawed up and brought to the mountain on a silver platter Bata Huts Practice The good weather ef the first part of the week gave way on Thursday te a cold rain that earns down with steady Insistence and tha Tigers were trsated to saothsr such day as whea they played Chattanooga a few weeks ago However the boys managed to slide through the mud sad slush for an hour or so and took it aa if it was all in tha buai- A1I aorta of practice has been Indulged In Nothing has bean emitted that would tend in any way to perfect the Tigers in their team work and In forward passing and in drop kicking and all that Everything in tha catalogue is being taught the Tigers and if they absorb half of what they are being taught they will be in position to show the natives around Nashville something in the line of playing that has not been shown in many day Pap meetings era beginning to be held end tha freshmen are being coached on how to sing and how to do lota of other things that are necessary adjuncts te a Thanksgiving football game And when the band begins to play the Tigers will be right time with the yells and the songs and th noise Captain Litton and Millard who were Injured in the Centre gams are again in harness sad although not taking a too active part in tha scrimmages wll be in shape for the Vandv gams barring further injuries The presence of these two tried and true veterans will add much to the Tiger defense and aid tha offense in many ways Gooch' the lanky and graduate from last year's freshmen Is again in tha lineup sftsr several weeks' absence otj account of an injured leg Gooch's six feet two will help very much when it comes to snagging parses- He has not had much opportunity te show what ha can do aa a varsity man for he has been in poor condition all season But Gooch will- probably- remember his last appearance lu the stadium last year when lie snagged the tmeses Mahoney threw for victory the Vandy fresh in tha last few minutes of the gams Thera are a number of last year's freshmen on tho varsity squad this year and every on of them will go to tho stadium with one purpose In view and that will la to keep up tha string of victories that end'not afraid of tho now around they started lest They will not bo and not afraid of tho now ground for It will not lo new ground to them They will as' does every Bewanee player fight to the flnlah never giving up and never letting down If Vandy wins tha 'gams and all the dope points to her winning by a good alsed cors slio will know that aha has been in game such as she does not often enter The Tigers are coming with blood in their eyes determined to avenge the defeats or oh eo many years: and If such a thing ho possible the Tigers ere going to triumph over what is eaid to ho the best team Vandy hashed in years Cuba has an almost inexhaustible supply of copper largely through nearly perfect Interference end Luckett's great running All tha way uo the field did the Ait ales move until Buddath skirted Florida's left end for le yards and the firat touchdown He then dropklcked for the extra point Florida kicked to the Aggiea but a fumble soon afterwards gava the orange and blue the ball Tha Aggiea held the Gatora and on tbe final down from a fake formation Jonea passed 39 yards to Newton who ran 10 yards for the score Newton place kicked for tha extra point The Aagiee again took the lead la the second quarter In the closing minutes of the firat half Luekett tore around Florida's end for 52 yards placing the ball on the 21-yerd line Buddath added five yards and Young shot an eight-yard pass te Buddath who traveled 19 yards for the touchdown Buddath's attempt for tho extra noint failed In the third period Suddath attempted a punt which went out of bounds giving Florida the ball on taa Aqgies' 49-yard line A aeries of lino plays a forward pass and 'a long end run put the ball within striking distance of the Aggie goal Hera Mississippi strengthened and it looked aa if they would hold the Gatora A tricky shirt Slay which looked like a long end run eveloped into an off tackle smash which permitted Middlekauff to score A bad pass from tha Florida center voided any attempt for the extra point which would have brought victory The gama displayed a great deal more punting than th average football eDuagemenL The rival quarterbacks had a bad fault in allowing the ball punted to them to drop to tha ground and roll Newton for Florida standing on hla own goal line punted to tha Aegiea two-yard line Buddath get 79 yards once against Florida when Edgar Jones allowed the ball to roll Florida -lost Its golden opportunity for victory In the second quarter following Newton's 92-yard punt Buddath punted to Florida on the Aggies' 22-yard line A series of plays carried th ball to Mississippi seven yard line but a fumble gave the Aggies tha ball and they punted out of danger Uneup: Florida (12) Miss Aggies (12) Foaition Llghtsey LE Lane iliiama 1T Fulton Norton 1G Ooiley Corn wa 1 1 Gatchell Goldstein 1LG Miller Robinson Low Merrin R- Noble Jonea It Young Newton Buddath Pomeroy Luekett Middlekauff FU Barnett Ben re by periods: Florida 7 9 9 Mix a Aggios 7 9 Scoring: Florida touchdowns Mid-diekauff and trye for point after touchdown Nswton (place kick) Mississippi Agefea touchdowns Bud-doath 2: try for point after touchdown Buddath (drop kick) Tim of 15 minutes- Referee Jiocock (Oklah'dha): umpire Arnold (Anburn): head linesman Irwin (CM) field Judgo Marshall (Maine) Indiana Stops Purdue By Kick in' Late Period (By tha Chics ge Tribune-The Commercial Appeal Leased Wire) BLOOMINGTON Ind Xov Elmer Wllkena senior quarterback end halflwck and guard utility man ended his colto-ae football nner by sending 43-yard drop-kick through the taro for tho threo point nareaaory for Indiana to brat 3 to 0 today Defense ogalnot forward posera Indiana's weakness all- season woo airtight today 1 saved Ho aerial attack until tho final petted and then completed nine out of 13 attempted puotg but only for a total gain of 39 yards 4 I i i a I i I 3 3 5 ft i 3 JJ a a 2 5 JL 9- 2 Brora by Michigan Minnesota 7 9 9 9 -19 Michigan acorlng: Touchdown Rockwell: drop kirk Kipke Flora kick after Rockwell Referee Maskers Northwestern Haines Yale Field Hamm Kenyon Head liara-Muinma West Point Tima of pe riods 16 minute VQLS BEAT OLE L1ISS 111 WET MUDDY GAME Tennessee Had Hard Time Getting 10 to 0 Win From Opponents KNOXVILLE Tenn Xov 24 The University of Tennessee defeated Ota 'Mias on MilcMs-Watklns Field hero this afternoon by the score sf 19 to 9 Playing on a field that wo a Boggy and loses and having many costly fumble to their credit tha Volunteers were held by CHa Miss to small score much smaller than would have been mads had tha trams played an dry field Mlaslasippl never penetrated further Into the Vol territory than the 43-yard lino and thin march waa halted when Smith Intercepted a pane and ran It back to Tennessee's 32-yard line Tenneaaca repeatedly carried the ball to the Delta's territory but could not put over tha tsuchnown Tennessee scored In the second quarter when Neff booted placement from tho 29-yard llna and again In tha last quarter whan llarkness Intercepted a pose an hla own 49-yard line and ran S9 yards for touchdown and Neff kicked goal for the point The Mlssiaaipplans could gain nothing muck through tho llna and resorted la passes with which they were not much mare successful Tenneeeea waa mars aa armful in the llna plays Capt Halt was the outstanding atar of tha day for tho Vol a Robinson Lows and Harkneaa sera the other Mara for the Vola wlillo Tot tea Hoff and Stringer wets the stars of tho day for MiaeimippL Flvo Vais finished their homo gridiron careers today to win Capt Haraan Holt Wea IVIIIIa Hatcher Jimmie Smith Sampson Morris and Push Sneed This means the loss of tho two ends ami stalwart center for next year also the veteran quarter Smith and Sneed tho great defensive back IJneun and summary: Tenneaaca Position Ola Mies Hatcher- LE Left wt eh owe LT Arxaetrosg Kefauver LG Crane Morris Keeton Burdette Stovall Tom Roldnaon It Soldoum Holt (c) ILK Smith QB Stringer Brown IH Hff TtnMnaon RH Huxffg Neff FB Smithson genre by Tennessee 9 3 9 Ole Miss 9 9 9 Billy Hark ness Point after touchdown Neff Field goal Davis far Lrftwlrh Hark-neaa for Mnilth Banc for Brown Poorell for Neff Kneed for Pone nick Jones far Lowe Talbot for Tom RoMoaon Randolph (Virginia) referee: Bagiev (W ami L) umpire: Pariah (V I) head linesman Lafayette Rises in Final Quarter to Beat Lehigh BETHLEHEM Pa Nov A Net trailing oa tha short rad of a 3 to 9 oror for three periods the fighting football eleven of Lafayette College arose in It might and scored two touchdowns In th Ism quarter defeating 1-rhlgh by a orare nf 13 to 3 In tha fifty-fifth annual game here today Ihlgh scored first In tha early moment nf the game when levin banted a ier-fect dropklck through the uprights from tho 49-yard line CABBOX-NEWMAX WINS MACON Go Nov Preoenting one of the strongest one-man teams that ban appeared on Alumni Field In yearn the t'oroon-Newmon eleven this afternoon de-feated Mercer's Bottling Baptiste by a IS Hutchins former North Carolina State Mar was tho whole shew although Hig-1 gins former Ohio State Mar did good work Pact Smith and Simmon dMw flashy brand of football while Cecil and Herndon also played well Tho visitors scored In tfie firat oad third quarters principally by line bucko and forward passes in moot ef which Hutchins hod produaeat part CA LI DORM A WINS AGAIN CALIFORNIA STADIUM Berkeley CaL Nov The University of California wo another Pacific Ooaat (Wnferonoe fmtbMI championship the fourth onrceoolroly by its 9 to victory aver Ho greatest rival Stanford University this afternoon In a fierce game that served to dedicate to collegiate sport this memorial stadium Every one of tbe 71909 arete in the eta -dinm woe taken and on tho hilltop high lot tho great howl 19909 luora got a glimpse of the game It was the rnetMt crowd that ever hie tended an athletic event in Hu region At Bl'RN BACK BREAKS LEG ATLANTA Gu Nov 2 Georgia Tech's chances with Auburn In their annual Thanksgiving Par rlanh took an appreciable slump with definite announcement from tho hospital where Jerry Albright fleet- footed kalfliack -o confined that bo had 10001-0 a H-f in yesterday's acrinmiago at Grant Field Jerry had been railed upon this oeooea te do moot of the cod skirting and his sliernco from tho lineup will sorely affect the Tornado in that department 2 tho gome Arthur nobbuon (Universal 'Service Staff Correspondent) CAMBRIDGE Mass Nor 24 Soifiewhere back la tho dark ages of Yale football history Yale beat Harvard and Princeton In one and the same football year That was as far back aa only 1906 but to Yale and to any college the fulfillment of its greatest dream la a long way removed If Popper Time' defers it even for a day A joint victory over Harvard and Princeton la greatest dream and not since that day back in the dark ages of Yale history back In 1916 had dream come true And today it came overwhelmingly The victory which Yale achieved over Princeton a week ago teas followed today by a 13 to 0 victory over Harvard The dark ages of disappointment and failure was forgotten tonight Yale living only in the present was happy by virtue of a glorious victory achieved on a field aa wet and muddy aa the bottom of the ocean It rained all through the night and-all through the day gpd game But It wasn't raining' raid to Yale- It was raining violets of triumph and a dream come true The sky was gray and black hut for Yale the rainbow gleamed And Yale caught up with the fugitive end of the rainbow it hag been chasing since duy hack in the dark ages- when "Cupid" Black jed a Yale team to victory against both Harvard and Princeton Multary nsd Fend Vis Today Yale was led in action by another great captain and that captain did enough single-handed to beat Harvard That was Bill" Mallory and "Memphis Bill" was assisted exquisitely by Pond Harvard and Princeton have peason to know Pond He pitched Tor the Yale baseball itcani lust spring and pitched Y'ale to victories over Harvard and Princeton as today he contributed to a victory over Harvard and lai week he helped Yale to a victory over Princeton a brought much distrese into the lives of Harvard and Princeton men as today he brought another gob or rain soaked distress was a large gob and it took the form of a 65-yard run in the sec-quarter lor the second touchdown which Yale has scored against Harvard since 19ui There was something odd and strangely significant as Pond cruised and splashed along through the mud to that Harvard goal which had been so elusive and evanescent in all the years of Yale's darkest football ages Lond family name and Pond's nickname seemed to fit him They seemed to fit him perfectly He was at home in the mesa of Riud and rain -even aa the duckiest of ducky ducks might be The field itself might have been a pond Pond was at home and comfortable and happy He picked up a fumble by Cheek a Harvard halt back and reached out through dream to that Harvard goal 65 yards and an interminable array of years sway And he ran with an assurance which might have become a swift flying duck in a pond There are perhaps several men on the Harvard team who are faster on their feet than he is But today Pond ran on the wings of Yale's long deferred dream Those wings became the winge of a duck flying away from the shot of a hunter in crimson' Harvard fired and Harvard missed The duck flew awsy Instantly he acquired speed which he had never possessed before -No man in all the coud have caught him mud and rain and a foamy wash of muddied water notwithstanding Reaches Rainbow Kind Hs ran In pursuit of the rainbow of dream and he caught it and left all Harvard and all the disappointment ra of the of those disappointing yea: i STUTTGART Ark Nov Arrangements are being completed for tho meat of tho Arkansan Field Trial Association that will bo held here etarting Dec SI and extending through Jan 4 The Stuttgart Country Club beautifully situated on White Biver will bo headquarters of the meet An excellent course has been mapped out by officials of tha association which start 20 rids from tho lUcelaud Hotel and ends about 3 rids from there The hotel will have special rates for all attending tha meet The dub will -furnish automobiles to all handlers and gueeta and trucks to transport tho' dogs free of charge These trucks will also follow the field trial party Excellent kennels and bedding can he had free by all who ask for them Horses ran In had at tl per day per heed and dais state that there will be plenty of them The Stuttgart Country Club which will he the offldal headquarters of tho meet is well equipped and has oil modern conveniences The dining room service is specially good and tho cooking Is a feature On Tuesday night of tho meet a bench show will bo staged Entries limited to dogs In tho field trial The bench show will bo under the direction of Tom Poo of Little Kook and silver trophies will be awarded as prises Entry blanks have been mailed out and a largo number of dogs are expected to bo entered William Graham was appointed field marshal Dr Miller le chairman of the committee on kennels Glen Vanduyn heads the committee on horses Brain heads the committee on hotel accommodations Easterners Defeat Team Which Whipped Notre Dame by 7 to 0 Count LINCOLN Neb Nov -The Orange sf Syracuse earns out of tha oast today met the Nebraska Corn Huskera van qulshors bf tha famed Notre Dame and emerged triumphant A single touatnlown made by Capt Mac Re a late in tha fourth period to culminate three brilliant fosward passes from tho true arm of Fullback Mo-Bride followed by successful try fur point gave the easterners a to vlctoar Battling through three scoreless periods before a crowd estimated In excess of 19-909 tho two outstanding teams of their respective sections traded tactics to no avail Tho heavy Orange lino won not a factor In tho victory for tho Nebraskan forwards stopped tho Syracuse hacks consistently During the first three periods ynu-use was unable to make gains with any degree of success completing one pass up to the 1 rat quarter Sccre by Per Syracuse Nebraska 9 9 ILIIIIOIS QIITPLITEB DEFE1TS0HI0 STITt Win Gives lllini Tie With Michigan for Title-Score 9 to 0 (By Th Associated Preea) OHIO HTAPIUU Columbus Nov It Illinois defeated Ohio State to 0 In the annual game between the two Institutions and won tie with Michigan for tho western conference championship bars today With mors than 41990 snectatnrs looking on tho trailing western conference Buckeyes played the Illinois eleven to a standstill in tha first three periods but weakened in the fourth and permitting a field goal and a touchdown For a time it looked like the Buckeyes were going to spoil tho Illinois championship aspirations In the third period Ohio pushed and forward paswd the ball to the Illinois one-foot line but Honaker playing his last game failed to take it over on three plunges It was gams typical of the memorial bottles which have been staged between the two schools in years post Starting with tha odds against them and with tho noreslt of stopping Grunge star hnlfberk the Buckeyes not only held him in check for three period but outplayed his team definitely threatening to score on three occasions but lackiug tho final punch to put tho ball over Grange and hie followers with their season's perfect record nt stake however were not to he denied and the break rains early in the final ierlnd The Illlnl taking the lutll near midflcbl worked It well into Ohio territory end Britton rated as proliably tha heat kicker In the Big Ten boated tho bell over tli goal for three points from difficult angle an the 21-yard line Encouraged by their fleet taste of scor-ing Illinois opened up with drive after tha next kirk-off which carried them to tho Ohio 32-yard line front where Grange guarded by excellent1 Interference finally succeeded in lu-caklng Into the clear and dodging hla way through the Ohio tacklera to tho goal line Although defeated Ohio State made more first downs than Illinois the final count standing 13 to If Ohio sloe held the advantage In the aerial game Workman Buckeye atar completing several long passes early in the gams and then switching to shorter tosses which also were succraaful While Ohio succeeded in holding Grange to hut one of tha long rune through which he haa earned fame and aeveral times threw him for loaaca he wae good for many galna ranging from i to IS and It yanlN and easily was the outstanding figure In the mini attack Workman playing hla last vim for Ohio proved the outstanding Buckeye player The line-up: Ohio Stats Position Illinois Wilson I- Robueek Ichoifl oosoesssse Ids TltMMOi 'FSW Wf Kutlor Lr a McMAlln Oj Young peoosoosoo asss949s9 Loiljr o's goo H) geissssss MlllWf Frieoff Hull Fiorcttv sstoMoei Ro tsii RicliBrilB XlM a a a Moo HmII osoosoooe tt o's a a a a a OTWIdd Workman nmsiRi Heos Jlrilwilo KiOnSkOr eooeee Fa asasososos BfAttOtt 8coro by periods: Ohio Citato sasssaasso llllVIOla oosaaaasassoeaa 8 9 9 llliuola acorlng: Touchdown Gran fleiw fcoal lirittoii Rofcroo Mandlahon (Mfchlfran) Utnplro Srhommor (Chicago) Field juilffA Bennlt fltklioua) Head lineo-nian Daugherty and J) TInio of period 38 mlnuteo each Ths sir breathed dsilr by a human elng weighs about six times as much the food and drink consumed dur ing tha same period Conrey secretary of tho club Is a member of each committee and will look after all conveniences The Judges selected for the field trinl afb: Avent of Hlckoiy Valley Tenn Dr Louis A Hecley or Ht Llbory 111 and Thatcher A Parker of Kt leula Ha They will lie on hand at tho start and will remain until stakes have been run to conclusion A largo attendance Is expected and anyone intending to be present should at once communicate with Brain chairman of tho committee on hotel accommodations In order that reservations for them can be mad a There is an abundance of birds and those that attend ran also have tho opportunity to hunt ducks and they are here la largo numbers There is every Indication that this will bo tho largest field trial ever held hero and extensive pre ps rations sis bring outdo scrammed eta the expected largo attendance Doctors vs Wabash Next Thursday nt Ruaswood Smoke Samelson's fine Tadema adv If You Live in This Section of the Meet Mr Head of the Mail Order Department of Phil A- Halle Hb win make your Christ- 1 1111 at mu gift chopping whether by phone telfgram or in person very easy matter! Just let him know whmt article of fathlonsble toggery yon really desire give him color appearance material and size description and promptly have what you hSY9 in mind You'll find that Phil A Halle ultra-smart Christmas gift toggery Is most moderately priced this season We Do All Sorts of Hand Monograming Yours for Merry Christmas PHIL A HALLE EXCHANGE BUILDING Kxdniive Handlers Johotloa and Murphy FooltMf Knox (i Stetson Headmrar GASOLINE 15c oil Light or Heavy 20c Drive by and l6t us fill your £ank we have enough 'for everybody Prompt and Courteous Visible Pump TIE SAVES ARMY 4IVKBCOAT (Ry tho Associated Preea) NEW YORK Nov 24 Arthur Carney Navy captain and Dennis Mulligan Army field leader have no victory to brighten the memory of their final gridiron duel but nt least they have tho comfort of an overcoat no result nf the ecntvlero tie waged by the service eMveas they led Into tha bottle today Carney and Mulligan had wagered their service overcoals oa tha outcome of ths gama and but ror tho deadlock ana or the other would have braved chill November blast tonight without his usual quote of clothing Carney and Mulligan mode their wager when homo on furloughs last winter SITUS RALLIES TO WIN INDIANAPOLIS Nov 24 A oansatloual rally In tho final period la which 19 points ware scored enabled tho Butler football team to defeat tho Haskell Indiana hero today It te 13 Tha splendid playing of Hal Griggs Butler triple threat man and Harry Put-ten haver guard featured tha local 00010 1 Stay -i Jt dark ages far behind him In actual point of fact he ran only five or six yards ahead of the nearest Harvard man hut in another eense he was an eternity beyond He ran ae though Inspired and as -he ran he glimpsed behind not out of apprehension apparently but to smile Through the mud on his face a smile cracked and gleamed and that smile took immediate reflection on the face of every Yale man and girl in the stands Some fifty-odd thousand folks saw that run with various emotions the Harvard men of course with an anguished dismay on 1 their wet faces Pond shoved Yale on the way to Its long deferred double triumph and Mallory constituted special escort to strike that highway of dreams of thorns In the third period he kicked a field goal following a blocked Harvard punt from the S3-yard line and a few Filling Station Hon Lake Road and Florida St OPKXDAY AND NIGHT pMSBtWi 1 A -K V' V' Vv--vy'.