The Commercial Appeal from Memphis, Tennessee • 24

Je I inw fii TOE COMMEKOXAL APPEAL MEMPIUS SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER IT 1929 r-v wwWlAw'yiR JAY Purdue Beats Iowa 7- to 0 To Clinch Big Ten Title I Passes by Harmeson to Woemer Paces Way for Score in Second Period and Another Pass of Same Kind Wins Big Crowd Sees Sensational Contest By Ghtriga Dnnkley Associated Press Sports Writer LAFAYETTE Ind Nov AP) A long forward pass that sailed through the air stralghtaa a shot behind Iowa's goal llna gava old Purdue the only undefeated eleven in the Western Conference a brilliant to 0 victory over the Hawkeyes today Purdue undefeated in six games four of them in conference competition conquered the Hawkeyes with two amaxlig aerial shots after the powerful Iowa line had refused to yield to the smashes of the Boiler-maker's great back field Pest Welch Harmeson and the battering ram Yunevtch 1 Purdue out loose with its winning aerial stroke earl yin the second period with Glenn Harmeson sensational halfback tossing tho paaaes that moved the Boilermakers within one step of their first championship since the Big Ten was formed II years ago They need now only to conquer Indiana a week hence to become undisputed title holders victorious In every contest The largest crowd thatever med bandbox stadium took the ball and ran to his left yNotre Dame Carries Oh By Defeating Southern Calif i 1 Superiority of Irish Was More Convincing Than Their 13 to 12 Mat gin Rockne Directs Charge of His Team From Movable Bed Crowd 123J000 1 By Altn Gkrald Associated PrcM Fport Editor BOLDIER FIELD CHICAGO Nov In a dramatic fiercely fought battle punctuated by a aucceaalon of spectacular passing and scoring play Notre Dame today vanquished Routhern California II to IS and swept on unbeaten toward the Hoosler goal a national gridiron championship ja the lightning-like surge of one of the greatest Intersectional games of the year another thrilling chapter was added to the embattled history of Soldier Field while the greatest crowd In history of American football 111000 looked on In fransied ascltemant The actual paid admissions exceeded 110000 officials stated and they unquestionably got their money's worth as they watched the Boosters rally from a bad start to sweep the powerful Troians off thalr feet Pillowed on his movable badJb-just behind the Notre Dame bench where he could pull the strings of team play personally for the first time In three weeks Knute Rockne forgot his ailing legs as his pupils scored a triumph that was more convincing than the one-point margin Indicated -It took a squad of police after the game to protect Rockne from being almost pushed from his bed by the rush of Hoosler enthusiasm who had cheered their great "rush booed frantically at the ad- verse decisions of officials and then watched with bated breath as big Jim Mustek Trojan fullback missed the kick for extra point that would have tied the score after a sensa-! tldnal 95-yard run for a touchdown by' Quarterback Russell Saunders -v Saunders taking klck-' off on his own five-yard line tum-' cd in the moat spectacular play of a spectacular game when he dashed pell-mell through the whole Hoos-Ave team In the third period after iTfotre Dame had rallied to forge into a ll-l lead It was a marvellous run but so far as the final re-: suit was concerned It wss wasted when Mustek's kick went wide of the uprights for thereafter Notre Dame put up an airtight defense against all threats Hooslera after missing the ehanco to score on the pass that bounded from Conley to Carldeo to be declared Illegal again took to the aid and tied the count on a single play engineered by Jack Elder from hla own 4 4 -yard line The fleet Hoosler back gave an imitation of Red Cagle the Army ace as he dodged back and forth behind the line but finally let liose a long paaa It traveled fully 10 yarda and waa grabbed on the 11-yard line by Conley who sprinted the remaining distance to the goal Carldeo's failure to make the extra point on a place kick left the teams deadlocked at the close of the half California on Defense Slashing line plunging by Savoldi and Brill kept Southern California on the defensive in the third period but it was a 2 5 -yard run back of a abort punt by Carldeo that led to tho decisive scoring The Notre Dame quarterback twisted his way to the enemy three-yard line He crossed the goal as a matter of fact but the linesmen ruled he had stepped out of bounds by the fraction of an inch Savoldi however made the remaining distance in two lunges at the Trojan right passing the oval through tho Ur for IT yarda while on the ran to Woerner who stood behind the Hawkeys goal Une waiting to -tch lb Woerner waa so happy in hla triumphant catch that ha walked over and ahook hands with the field Judge Harmaeen added more iloryby kicking tho goal from placement for the extra point Tho teama fought on virtually even terms except in forward pass-' ing Iowa registered 11 first downs to 10 for Purdue and gained 204 yards from scrimmage to 201 for the Boilermakers In forward ptas- -trig Purdue had the good fortune -to complete two out of four for a gain of 45 yards while Iowa completed one out of eight attempts for 25 yarda Tha Uneup: Iowa Purdue Pori lira Rosea LB Wooraor extra Vos Blhharm Roberto etoarho MlfBtUin heoCo (losses MlltlT Mytri i otMiiXi Ck me Bnt(Mf Ely a ooeeeeoeR tease Mtllht FtfidQiHit 6 Bo Miclrti PtHAtllll ft ft eeSaeso White Glmnw soldi HtfiRMon FirrOlk 5 eaoeeHoHi (etmio WHrk Hmtfty mFR gooe lttMrtcti Score by IOWA aaoefaoodoaoO jhlldfll 4 el o-4 o6 ermakers presented such a strong offensive front And that's aaylng something since they have Men playing football at Purdue for 41 years In Welch Glen Harmeson Alex Yunevlch and John White Coach Jimmy Phelan has a combination that ranks second only -to Notre forces as the premier backfleld in the midwest Welch best knopm quartette In feet Jimmy Phelan hue one of the Btrongogt linea he haa had since he came here eight years ego A Itockne-tutored alumnus of Notre Dame Jimmy has fashioned one of those sturdy rock-ribbed forward walla built -around Height and Van-bibber two of the leading tackles In tha conference This ia tha kind of a machine Phelan ta pushing to tha Big Ten championship tackle Carldeo then kicked the goal for the extrp point that proved so vital Just a few seconds later At this Juncture it looked like a rout for -the invading forces but Saunders taking Carldeo's kick-off In a corner on hla five-yard line came roaring out into' the open shedding tacklers like a duck sheds water and being aided by fine Ifir terferenee as he gathered headway At midfield Saunders cut over aharply eluded the last would-be tackier and aped across the goal ta a pandemonium of cheers Thera was a long delay before the crucial kick for the extra point Mustek was selected but the ball glanced off obliquely and missed the oprlghta Shortly after this Southern Call fornla launched Its last big drive 26000 spectators anw every kind of football In ono game They eaw two hard hitting ragged teams fight each other to a standstills a fiercely fought an sensational a game aa tha Western Conference had seen in years After Purdue had scored ite points tha Boilermhkers showed they had tha fighting hearts of champlona As darkness settled over the field wtlh only a few min-utea left to play the Infuriated Hawkeyes made a desperate 1 challenge to tie the score rushing the ball to within five yarda of Pur goal only to lose the oval by failure to Complete a forward paaa back of the goal line A Purdue registered its victory at the start of the second period after a bitterly fought opening session in which the Hawkeyes outplayed their foea The Boilermaker started their victorious drive after Willis Otaaegow brawny captain punted to White quarterback on 41-yard line just as the first period ended After Yunevlch and Harmeson smashed the Une tor three yarda Harmeson heaved a surprise para tha ball sailing 25 yarda into the outstretched arme of Bill Woerner crack end Ho had a clear field ahead of him but Olasagow charged across and humped him out of bounds on the 25-yard Una The Boilermakers tried two more playa at the line and ed the winning ind then execut- paaa "Harmeson TEUS CH1ISTIM IN fust iyia tel Longhorns Suffer First Defeat of Season by Score of Texas Nsv Two powerful oridlrm alsvsna neither of which hud tasted defeat battled particularly through (our daoperuts quartan (tars today and tha team which had not oven bom tied marked tho winner Taxis Chrlstlsn Unlvsrrity nossd out tha University of Tessa 11 to 1L It was tho fint triumph tor tho Port Worth Warrior ovor tin Lonyharno in history and wss doubly sweat In that It loft ths llernod Frees at ths top of ths South-wort Conference scramble Both slavona had bran essentially de Purdue seorinat Woor-nsr Point after Harmason (placcmrat) 1 Offleiuls: Rif area Nichols (Obsrtln) (Dsrtniouth) Plsld Hoad Hnssmtn Umpire Htdacs (Dsrti jndira Jonaa (DsPuuI) 1 Dan'siy (Lojrois) fit: Notre Dame Supreme 'li: Close as Notre Dame cams to be-Jnr held to a deadlock the Blue clad machine from South Bend demonstrated its superiority by dear margin It took ho trusty toe of Quarterback Frank Carldeo In kicking the extra point after the second touchdown to decide the Isaac but Notre Dome out-rushed out-kicked and out-passed the the burly hard charging Trojans from the tar west The first down II for Notre Dame to for South-em California testified to the more 'dangerous attack of the Hooslera although the brilliant backfleld work of Duffleld Saunders and Mustek came close to making the game at least a stand-ort 7 Both teams put on sensational aeriaidrivesT with iouthern CalUj a il nlav Duffleld to Apsit alter wmen Notra Im evenedthe score on a St-yard aerial maneuver Elder to Conley Both Unes waged a fierce I ftaht for supremacy with the I Hooslera folding perhaps a slight fdjre most of the time Both back-1 fields put swum out on versatiln offengives I fensive team but thoy throw caution to ths winds today and each strunted to vanquish ths un conquered Orubho end Lcland of and Shelby and Perkin of ths Lone Horns earns rod moot of ths crowd's plaudits Scot by perlsdw Te CL IL MietMitMtiiMM 6 911 Trass 4 14 4 CL scoring: Touchdowns Island Orsm (rah for Griffith) points after touchdown Or ora eafoty Bhaltey (sub tor Bout or) Tnaa touchdowns parkins Bhollsy Officiate: Pnwhon (Austin Col- 1 aa) reform Bogysri (Waco) nmplro Roach (Baylor) hood llnmmos Minto (Indiana) flold Judea i in ho first and fourth quarter after thro plunge in rach rase whan Beard and Taylor broke loose for Ik and II-yard gain Ths Bethel clan lost thalr captain and quarterback whan Brock one of bar boat men received a badly pralnad hauldr The visitor rrorld to pomes for thrir gains two of which wore Intercepted for good ralna by Lyons Junior Vol quarterback Dario was the tending ground gulnsr for BcthoL white Taylor supplied ths thrills for (ha spec-tutor with splendid display of broken field running Tba Junior Volfl depondad on straight football for thalr gain attempting only thrns puma -daring Ute game Ths llnoapr 1 Junior Yolo Position BothaL Xlllott nL Pemberton Kennedy LT a Pappoi lovli LG Qholson AllMBsrOUt IM4IM Ca 4 44 414444 a KflljT igdosBogod RG) t4iirt Brooks Alphln II4I44444I RsTo M(4ki BI700B LrmoBd i44mi4 RB 444444 KMtblt) QB4 Brock c) Blllott (f) Mil lw Ho 4V4II44IOI Dftvift HOfltlDfO 0qa4d RH MHifaii Bsadtek Ayeock FB Burns Bubatltutlona: Junior Vote Tayloi Short Roberta Board Bathe) Howell Davit Wlnrat Johnson Aaittn McDonald Offlelnlo Refer' Qonung (Oentr) MeLran (Union) Hood linesmen Wallace Argo GEORGE BURNS NAMED SAN ANTONIO MANAGER BAN ANTONIO Texas Novi (AP) George Burnt formerly of ths New York Olanla has boon slgnod a manager of tho Ban Antonio Texas League base hall club tor 1434 President Hamer Hammond announced tonight A Notre Dams wss charging down the neceoaery yirda'and thiir'fHi touch-that had tho immense crowd leap-1 field a pass from Elder to Colerick advineq with 5g up and down from IU gilnlng 15 yards In ont chunk butftuLlEj adViuSt "i with the roare punctuated by fren-j this and all aufaaequent sorties were I ttm hell oa tha -yard lino a moment Sid booing at times from the stand broken up in tho few wmalnlng "iJrMit wibacit dreva off I mJUk Fwttloe ad MaUai paaaed to Wllllnme for the uVIH" rr uSTS! from the 41-yard Une to pul MirMi rr? I W1 VlrgtnU's elsht-yard strirn VTIIimsua Metswv iiltehell plrked up two yarda at center Derision Changed The Hoosler demonstrations Seas NMh I ud thibodnii took lone avNpirtwwi oyer goal the local rievoa mada at playa for tha It looked like questionable strategy ailiaM lanadeaS aMaa Bkeelaa Ika when Saunders after sharing the advance with Mustek to the Notre Damq 2f-yard mark elected to kick on the last down Instead of trying another It appeared the apot to gamble but the punt that was Intended to put the Hooslers In a hole rolled the line In short order Southern Hill for Moaea Rahcr fov Barraaor Hoff for Hell Murir fcam Ulfl InairiAen Jk tWSMA W( I for HI'I Bausdera I slv m- ooeeMKow loft tod fof Uttchdowii to moHo tho viod' when Notri Dtmt appeared! 5-i ttoed it n-a Mitchairi attompM 4ahiv4awii mi AfbolbWo atsiieei Cdiifk I plioinioi)t woo blorkod ioi) tho hslf lor haea 95- without forth ooirtnr lone pate by Elder which bounded I Att Lw frhtarti1 from the arme of Conley and iJJ I wnfkm ral Trojan defenea men Into the I uo grasp of Frank Carldeo tho gcora hr 4 ubiquitous Rockne field genera I Notre Pome a 11 behind the goal line Tha polnU Seuthtra California a it were at first posted on thearore Hotr grmn: Teuchdnwne- ConlT Savoldi Points aftor toochdosrn Mhrlihs (plica kick) Bauthcra Callflraia Scoring: Tench April Saunders Substitutions: Notre name Caiid-e reive since the ball struck Conley for oebert Brin far (rrmumr Rider ink Subsequent penalties against I for Schwarts Medina for savoldi Mete-Notre Dome one for 29 i yards forl Clipping and another OfJ 5 yard I for Brill Pnnahue for Leahy Culver for lor holding sent the Hoosler parti- I iMaehne Naeb for Moynlahan Savoldi sans into outburst but ths booing I for Mullins Brill for Kaplan Collin 1 at placement good to end tha ecerlne for a- ne I Celerlck Cooley for Vallk Law for the day Beth teams heaved forward TCgChM its Climax tne ism Tie I Can bob for iceiela Moyalhaa I pasws nearly evory play during tha no interference With tho for Nash 1 I hclance of the qaartar Inlen amapproval began alanre of the qaarter Interceptions by BY WALTER BROWN Associated Proas Feature Service Writer LAFAYETTE Ind Nov 1 (AP) Speed power and strategy with plenty of kicking and passing ability that is what Purdue's backfleld is used to terrorise Big Ten opponents In rlts march toward the III conference championship Never before have the Boil I it STIMEHIHITIE Passes of Sloan and Running of Thomas Save Cavaliers From Defeat XKXINQTON Vo Nor Wuhlny-toa and Loe and University of Virginia tie here this afternoon with the penalty for the laser being the rspblng among Virginia's Few- Whojta orfa started off uLaS rh forS while It looked Ilka the Oenerala would swamp I ho car nlltra but tba accuracy of Captain John' Btonnrt paamn ceuplod with aavaral br Thomeo halfback oar Virginia from tha hlncknaaa of da foot After Bailey had kicked off for end the Cerallere brought tha hell to the Generala1 Jl-yard line before losing Jl oa dewaa Starling from this stripe eppononti always 1 ending evwy threat hafnre It got within 14-yard lino Jacob I ESn I 4M4il) We MainMil WlOfcll Metto I If Homos Thlhod-a Fnniconer Mitchell I 1 and Ivifaiaia I li is I Touchdowns: and MlIrhsM Thlhodso: -Pert en neamEi- 'ra points: and 1 Khcrhorlt to 1 Mattag (no os): Dav fnlacc-ntcqt) Offlclatei Msrriman fOcncyat: nmntra Daniel HARRY SMITH WINS OVER JACK MWEY for hla greats' howlng against Harvard two years ago Harmeson one of three brothers who have been stars at Purdue Yunevlch a coal miner's sophomore son and White the sophomore quarterback toss passes forward sideward backward with equal abandon and success And they hit the -line and skirt the ends In spectacular fashion iv Of course Purdue has something to go with this- stellar UPSET FDR RIC TEN Score 13 Points in Final Ten 1 Minutes to Beat North- western 19 to 14 RVANSTON III Nov Tho battlin' Hooatero from Indiana ted by a wlngad foot ltl pound halfback named George Rosa emerged from football's wlldemaoo dramatically ad suddenly today to dofoat Northwestern 11 to 14 In eao ef tha most stunning poo to of tho Big Ton campaign Trailing by tha ominous margin ef right points' with only 14 minutes of tho hauls loft ta play Ross tnrasd dofoat Into victory with so brilliant a perform-football crowd over wltnoiocd ones any raclnr 1J and If yordo roapoctlvoly for poia The Hoarier triumph Its first of tho lilt race stunned not only tho throng of 11444 Northwestern homecoming fens hat amotsd oven tho handful of Indiana rooters many of thorn members of tho Indiana Antl-Bhavs Club a Hoorior campus orgulntloa 'pledged not to shsvs until Its tram urn of ronfereaeo go mo Thoy stormed tne playing field aftor tha final shot wild with Jubilation and wav lag shoving muga Indiana's surprising triumph bloat sd Northwontorn'o dream of sharing at least second placo la tho con Tor sues pen bob' ocrambln It was ths ascend inn fo tho Wildcats aa they hAd prsvlously sue-cumbod to Mlhnsoota Tha linen ps: Indiana Northwestsra Poaltlon Hanson IB Baker Shanahan LT Rngoabrltata HoJnackl LG Andaram Mankowakl Clark Rotor CL RToodworth Jaapar -RT Marvll Thomas -RX Ooaya Aahby -Q-B Hanaly Dauer L'K onrna JOtwilg kiiiosiiRiH iiniiM Butif Miiubun boFBo Caklsrwood IflAlUft i Miif tiiififtf at 6 6 119 Xorthvnuri I 16 M4 Summary! Indiana tsncli downs Scully (sub for Dauer) 1 Rosa Mb for Koenig) Points after touch Chaltsrton (snb for Thomas) I Northwestern Moors fsub for Griffin) Bargharm (rah for Cnldorwooo) 1 Points aftor Bargharm i Ofririala: Magidsohn (Michigan) Umpire Dnvl (Princeton) Flold GarV nrr illllnota) Hoadllnoomaa Oravoo (Illinois) PENN SCORES DECISIVE WIN OVER COLUMBIA BAVKK FIRLD NRW TORK Nov (A Richard Gratia a Penn' oylvanla Junior from Brookllno Mom wrote his aamt among root ball grvatc thin afternoon Pwnoylvsnla crashed Columbia tf before a crowd of 3M4 ot Baker Field The Rad and Blue had four real arming oppsrtnnltle and rooked In three of them for tourhdouoa by Gentle At Ratowakl and Mart Winner with Gentle adding two of tho three goals Boon after tho start of the second half Gratia displayed Mt of quirk think' Ing under fir which nrited Pransylva nla S4 yards and paved tho way for second touchdown Taking the hall li scrimmage mi hla own 17 -yard llna Gen' tie turned Ralumbta'a left rod and thrr reversed past ths ouliwervsd seconds' rlea to sweep Into tho open The Columbia pursuit men scad (PM1' fust post mid -field ud ha spun tha ha1' laterally to hla left and Into tho arms of Rotswohl who cratltmed on fo the Blue and White Sl-yard Hus' befve woe halted Tha fint Bed and Rluo acorn oomi after tho start of the came was a aonol rontrlbutlno by Oentls He gates'' 14 vardu to tho four-yard murk an roeerm ran whlrh staricil off 101 feeble and then cm wed tho llna hi two litnva ot ''sliimhta'n forwards )Io add-J the goal tdnuupi Colomhla Position Pena- Van Voovtieoq LR Gctvi Bleerhar (c) IT Uto fcl Wolactnck LGv Olevy Campbell iiWrr Hanks RG Mson) BT fltrep Hill RR RiMcff Uflnndsr Q-h Wlln llewllt IdeVfo IliBllt RltfiWrtl VfiWFf iBBdBBB RH 444SI44 ItBMiyk IfgllBg FN) I4BB4I4I OpfkVI Mm tor 4 OB IIIIIMltltlllll fit IB Criumbla 4 4 4 O-nile Rotswohl-' WH nor Prints uGer GenGo fldMwmrnia) Rvforee Tory (Penn State) umpire flaan (New Turk rntverrity): linesman A Marine (lhlnbli flrid Judge Kluuey (Trinity) JUNIOR V0LS SCORE 14-0 WIN OVER BETHEL MARTIN Tran Nov White thrir sectors were taking Voudys mwm ever In Koovvill lb Junior Trio of the Pnlverottr ef Ttestrw luuior IV Were gtvfng Retbcl mpeoo buoctl 4 of the oama Mtlor berha In defeat 14 la 4 hera thto offeraunn Ths Junior Triri two tench downs Sale i atches for Christmas 25 off Purdue Clinches Big Title CHICAGO Nut Purdue ellnchad tho Wooten Con- foroaco football title by Its victory over Iowa at aftnue lit to- Tbs thrilling to i victory over tha Hawkcyso with tha aid of Mlnaooota'o I to I tooo to Michigan and Korthwaatarn'a 11 to 14 dofoat by Indiana gave tha Bolter Maker! thrir fint Big Tea championship slaea tha coafaroaeo was OrgftBlSM As it now standi Purdue eon teas to Indiana ta IU final game next weak and still re undisputed champion with only one defeat lines bad Minnesota and Northwestern now hava loot two gamoo and both lUlnela aad Ohio State which hava lost only na gams oach both bavo a tic ta Mot thalr rorordu Purdua howsvor will go Into thrir traditional fight with thalr follow 'Hotialsrs boat weak tha overwhelming favorite to wla aad keep thalr record opetlosq si- though Indiana's unexpected da-' foot of Northwestern will give Coach Jimmy Pholnn something to think about until H'o all ovor CHAmNOOGl BEATS UNION HEP MUD Continue March for Another Title by Taking One-Sided Game 48-0 CHATTANOOGA Tcnn Nor II Ths Moecsoins ran trua to form today Considering tha quagmire thy played Is tha More sol as did batter thou uphold predict Iona In sea of mad ths champions of tha 4 A A handod for anolhsr tills oesrod asvtn touchdowns ud made good sin of tho trios for extra prints for a 41 to I victory ovor Union University of Jockoon Tran Thoy ears wppaeed to ba 44 prints batter than tho viol loro on a dry field If tho game did nothing olaa It certainly disclosed that la Baby the Mores-alno have ana of ths fnsat broken flold ta tho country Kaby short and squatty built rxoctly os tha famous Kras McKvar of ths TranaoMO Volun-tcora arorad two touchdowns and drop-kicked for an extra point after ons of hla goal crossing aarapadoa for a to ef 11 prints All this In addition to 1 finest amortmrat of flld rad runs rf tarkto omaohss nqd Just all round football It woo Rapy'o day and white he la Ihsro ho mode the moot of It From ths find Ualnw never had ehawe They warn outplayed from all angina rxrept courngn and It to not to ho denied that tho outweighed nod generally Inenperienred fottowo from Jargons put np a gams but hapoleoo hattlo The Mneroilao mads ll flint riowao to ths vlotneo" oia four of which warn presented on phnoltlea Lineup and summary! Chattanooga (41) Union (I) Poritlnu tiroes ilX Thompson Hightower iLT MBS Bf Logan 74 ey wood LG (rent Miller Meroan 114 olleltefi Findlay BT Palmer Ibinaelly RR -Prietiurt Phaddan QB Caiwond Farrtolettl LHR Stewart XH1t tATetch Cry tier Fll Alanandar Frare- By Chattanooga 4 14 14 It Union i 4 4 Summary! Teu-hdnws a Baby Bhaddra Hall Perrtetotll Darting and Matuark Prints after touchdown Baby (drophlrk): Hall 1 Gins playa) Perririattl (line piny) Mstuaek I (riaco Irka) Bahotltutlnna: rhottannnga Baby Matanek Tlall Darilag ronddy Maoevray Gentry Keyser Humphrieo Tncker A Koaneger and Brarhak nffi-rloln: Bulllvnn (A A Kalkmu fWoohlnotra) tfendlle B'llsra (Ten newts) Flold Biko (Ohio Wsoteyan) FURMAN WINS 2-0 OVER SOUTH CAROLINA ORBRNY1LIM 8 Nor -(AP) swarm of South CUroUaa playero Jamped on Fany Wood ao ho woo about to pout from hla awn goo) Iteo ta the second Period this a fuir ossa aad tho resulting satety proved to be the margin by which Furman was defeated l-O 2 weer hod chunra tar It otrined the Mrds wore all ever him by tho time tha ball reached hie hunda There tEL'todS ra It aasra MIDDLXBl BY ('MAMMONS JSY5H2PWW VL Nov Mlddleteiry-n Bloch Pantharo crushed VormraL 11 to boro today In thrir annual cteaula and thereby aaaeaod tha chomstaMhlp hrioruu roeevd crow a receiver was allowed an a pass to waa Colrrlck Hoosler end who knocked flat aa be grabbed for ths balL Notre Dame however need this vocal support to win and ktretcb Its winning streak to seven gamea In a row Tha Ramblers displayed the stuff to have beaten Southern California by at least an ether touchdown They probably would have gained It had not Marty Drill big half fumbled tha ball on the Trojan two-yard lino in the first period after a sweeping ad' Vance of 44 yarda Featured by two paaneq good for galna of 57 Tarda with Brill first tossing to Conley and then taking another heave himself from Schwarts Southena California on the oth fer hand got inside Notre Dame's kn-ysrd line only ones outside of the two'plays on which touchdowns were produced The Trojans with Mustek and Fa undent leading a desperate charge advanced about yard! to the Hotmter 24vart llna laa 4L Mf A a icarly In tljq final quarter bit their Banning attack bogged down and Raunrten waa forced to punt over hA mb! IlftA the goal line The Trojans dashed out In front! 1 ku -To vw in 1 1 um I Viin the first fewa minutes of I I gg I 1 I I I I WILLIAMS WINS TO TOP LIHLE THREE WILLI AMSTOWN Mesa Nov A flehtme hut unrartuln Williams tmm finally found Itmlf today and shat out Amhorst 11 to ltharoby wlnnlne tho Little Thrm crown and eoncludlne sue- csesful mumu of sis victories ons (loud a daftut at ths hands of Columbia In today's earn aa In ths sthsrs tha Pur- Rto wax slow to atari hut aftor oeors-M first qusrisr tho Williams team finally found Itmlf and soared ones sch porlod Ths play was almost ratlroly is Amherst's territory I for Duffleld Hall far brought dha and L' supporters to Hoff Williams for Pya Shaw for Oal-1 hlr with vision of tha tls hatna Inwar Shaver for Apsit Bnwder for bmkrn when ha tntcrreplad gloana'a paaa and duelled 44 rants In ths Jl-yard atrip hat Sloans Intarceptod tha lattar'a fumble to alva tha On -rail flint dawn on Virginia's ten-yard lino As they wars playing ta a tit hi the core the teama wars ringing up II firm dewns apiece Passes romulsted set a high record far Wilson Field with WaaV tsn and Lee completing ion ont of IT for a gain of 144 yards end tho Cnvo-llcro if ont of II for a total of III yards Tha Oancrala Intercepted three Virginia h-avro white Inalng two ef their own to the Invaders Bailey and Thibodeau avenged ll yards oh punts white Manna of Virginia avenged 11 The nmenla picked an HI yarda from Berlin mate plays and tho Cavaliers ill Pen nltleo stood nt II yards ssglaat and and against Virginia Ths lineup: Washington and Toe Virginia Position Williams Tw Hornet tor Wptlams Martin Cl a Cameron Shod anon Taylor Sellgman iMiift fli niiiisi W(WklM 1 litlaRr Ta MMltflllll BRRKKLxr cal Nov II Battered an ths lino and outplayed ll lbs way by a ruehlng rruehlng Mariilngtoa tram tha California's Bean risked oesrythlog oa a swift serial attack In ths Btcond ported today to dofoat fas Huskies T-e and cantinas on an undefeated way toward tha Ferine Coast Cenforoan championship -On Wash brought a victory to tho Collfnnla eleven that kfMlMt Aha lv to tnmtkSf1 ndlHfU WI Mil NM If lB area tost height ta IU loot soaforoaca J- ascend Pcroono saw Gsehaa catch and farnhlo a pan from hie team Our stock comprises all the well-known American and foreign makes There is also every desirable size and style Pocket watches vand wrist watches for both ladies and men It is wise to anticipate your wants as they are moving fast at present prices thel'1" nme bv catching the oecmiA atcinw I ths WOohlagtsa goal California Kotr-o name KacVfloM I over la four playa for tho a Korra Dame Mckflcld napping on only ones and a Bear victory that was Getting the ball at I tha hardest oarned so far this A long Marsh nth Rear fniibiiciL'feif'Mi and ths Bean epeaad a drive midfield (tchwsrtg on a poor pnnt by) Duffleld hit the line! 111 I Celflrllite 7 I Bisck fPsvWn: f1M judge onco reaching ths enemy 41-yard Wnshlngteq I i a (Ceorgstown): hood linoamna mark then dropped back and pam-1 1 cd rtiaight down tba field AositL kalfback got clear and anared thelpuro kpt aT tritebdowa-BnetatL ban on Notre 21-yard line orndais-Baferte Bill Mulligan oea-M mada tho rest of tho lenmev Mrs Tom Looltltt Portland: to -the goal unimpeded but Cf Brisoed tha try for extra point Ruro kiob Chicago Oder Modm recovered Brtirs funi- TRAVELERS BUY THREE at the goal lino tat In the WHITE SOX PLAYERS? SIGN TWO YOUNGSTERS but Notre Dame seised and I iipd the fcgvf hand aa Rocknerl pqphcd Carldeo Into the game tof WEST KY TEACHERS BEAT GEORGETOWN LRXtNOTON Kl Nov of Wootorn Tarham rauatit a paaa that totuM-d off of a Georgetown Coltega afternoon to step serM the ad pot tho Ttgsm ont of the for Ins I Av A chomptenohln came ended I to 4 far Weotern fonoht a losing fight worm OwidwlB (W and Jt fteld iudao 1 6-0 VrNi-tnora Co'lono the back Human this goal I'M ronhlnq The Georon-Iowa far three qoarters of tho name otaglag heck ta tko final quarter only to Ark Roe rAP) out because of ths fluke Poml "I1 mOMnee of tho Uttle direct tho fint string attack The Julius Goodman THREE SOUTH MAIN STREET Reck Southern A Monetise baseball rioial I Uvugtao Tsltt outfls'd-r and Goarns McRamara Tmm wmmrnmmt FJSfSpSH Uaad Outbcard Hoton for Bate viand 14 HP Johnson 11 HF Evinrudo 14 HP ER8LET OO lac Union Am Phono O-llSS TONS Hi 1ArAF)-Har I YTk WlMitl4Wrllt tit esa swrtLtrtAWB i i-X lf rat eaU.