The Sedalia Democrat from Sedalia, Missouri • Page 10

THE DEMOCRAT SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 1. TUNNEYS incog hough they were visiting Paris incognito, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Tunney were captured by the cameraman.

TIGERS ROMP TO 19 TO 0 VICTORY OVER CHRISMAN thp 1 IT- I onlvt-npof and had thrce in- Spcrtacular 5 i and liunnina: Attacks Rout Old Rival IT ALI. MARRENS AFTER SLOW START rL g'ii- -d i i'f r. a ut innn.L'. Ti hand, tiio Tigprs a an-f-nt pdge in pvpry i bit romplptpd of rhrii six thrnsts iT 'nh thp air. I diL-iiPbl, a t.

am which iias in b.v rIf SPorP'S aiKl to only in Tlip Y-Yd winning oani- '-i vill the In XT fop Fridnv night. Novornb-pr It will be the final hfjme game of the year for Donald ItavPTiport's stalwarts. Tiip Chrisrnan Pos. L.K. Wikkp D.T u-Hh': L.c;.

Ytanhy ('. I R. White R.Ci. I R. PvPdford R.T.

Ilobhs R.Fi. H. Witite Q.R. IT' Richardson L.Fl.B. 1.

R.H.B. I larder F.B. by quarters: I hrisnian 0 Hinilh-('otton ...................0 7 i Scoring' Sinith-Cotton (boviis, Martin, Meyers 2. Point aftor touchdown. Campbell (plunge).

I Sinith-('otton substitutions: Ends. liinh in Wadlcigh and Dingle. Tackle, gridiron oriim a i Sdnplo iis. GOPHER GENERAL 4 iTf YrO- 5 A QOACTSPSACK. Rears Near a Touchdow'n Twice Refore Sedalia Team Hits Stride Statistics of the Game F.

Smith-Cotton Dicknian Buck Flamm a ng Hudson McCurdy Stockton pyers DeFoe Hays Campbell 0 i 6 Touch- I A SooD IlLOSfRAfiOM OF COAC4 eieiSMAAiis- ASiufy BOD VJA5-AiO tUio l-in! ri 1 hat inscrihod I Missouri, in local fiiot- i Yard: IX Inciud might on cA and mixing a slashing gf iund alfa( witli tludr grilliant. nvnrlHaifl assault, routed (dir; ninn lidi of ludopcnd- enee, Io (c I.ila- i. l-'ri- (iay night in a gtimc a glowing new j.age Itali annals. It was the second ic tory in seucfession the proud invaders from Indepcmlence, the Principia fi; first time in ilie history of this long Academy 13. and colorful tli the have been able to leal the 'Mgers two years liand runniiig and it also the fitfh triumph of tlm cur- I' tit campaign foi- tin- I Spiking CiioxMng tirms of Clii'isimin's toiitfd pa sers to tl.e lurf, the Tiger; unlimber'd their mightie guim alter faking tiie short end of maturs in tlie first ten miiiut's and re- ('d the IP line tlu iiai''s for tie ir most a tb yrar.s V.

itli the aeeart weie Cuards, Smith and Dean. Center, Edwards. Backs. McAner- Mindell and Sanders. Dffieials: Referee.

Whiteman. Wancnsburg; umpire, Rarnsey, War. lensburg: headlinpsmau, J. Faurot. Football Results Friday's Games Kemper Military 13; College of Southwest- 12 ilcci'iivo in id Uieir competiti, sen Count iaiiH, So tl.e 111'- Smitb-Cnttoii artillery that tfo' legions xvere fdi the rofr''at througlioiiL tlie last! three Coming into iiosc ssioii of the ball on their own line after an of punts Irde in the first quarter, tin Rears launched a slashing xvhich them to Smith-Cotion's stiipe fore the frn vatds biaoed and held for downs.

The Sedalians, lie- ing ouiplav-d at this stage, cj-e out of danger, hut Chrisnmn. the taokb for five and ix yards at a clip, marched right into a position only to lose its scoring opportunity on a fumble. Buck, Smitii-('otton's imre lecovered on the line and after an exchange of kuks the dalians xvere off to the races. crash'(1 ilii-ough nian's right tackle for five to put the hall on the 'I'igcis' iC'- xard mni'ker. Meyei Fniitli-Cotton's soutliinaw shiirpslnu.f.

dropimd haek and rilb-d a yard jmss to Campbell who luilled ilie in with one hand roul brought down on tin Beao's After two more ground tdaxs bed rotod th.eni r.othtug, the S'Mlalians took to tliv' air again wdh yers a tlo'Usr to who was dow tied Irci. no, Central 13. Hastings Rolla 12. Maryx ilie 6. Teachers fiT: Imther 0.

and M. El Doli. Missouri Val- Mississip- Aeadeiny College IE 13; Baker 6. Kansas Wesleyan mi'oria b. Pittsburg Teachers ern b.

Kocklnu'st 2b: St. BeiiedieCs 13: Warrenshurg Concoi dia lado Junior ('ollege Cuh fi, ley 13. Delta State Teachers pi Weiitwcrtli Military Chillieothe Business Ottawa Fniversity Cniversity b. Mt. Cnion 27; Ashland 7.

'Fnrkio b. William Jewell 7. Cnion ('ollege fi, Transylvania i 'Me.) Springtield (Mo.) 'l'eachers ('ape (iirard'-au 'l'eachers York 27. Xeliraska 17; Midland Xeluaska Wesleyan 7 State b. 1 eight on Freshmen 'reaoheis 12.

-Xi'kansas State Teachers 'Fot li 13. Oklahoma A. and M. Frosh 'Ftdsi Cnixersity Frosh lb. St.

(San Antonio, Tex.) (Oklahoma ('ity Cniversity 13. 32; AVashlmrn 2b. Daxis-Flkins St. Vincent 27. Muiray iKy.i l'eachers Cnion 1 niversity 13, Fast Fennessee 'Feachers 2: Maryville ('nllrgp (I.

Cooi'getown College C. of Louisxille 12. I St. fi; Marquette 2b. Millsaps Birmingham-Southern By Jack Sords Penn Juggernaut Rolls Over Navy by 16 to 6 Oct.

31. The Pennsylvania juggernaut pulled along at full force today, gained an early edge on Xavy and sw'ept thioiigh the Sailor defensix'es for a Ifi to fi triumph before upwards of fio.bbO spectators. Inder a warm sun, the Quaker powerhouse reached its the year, fulfilling the itave a fortnight ago Princeton, and scored the Sailors had hardly muscles limbered peak of promise it in upsetting tXVice before gotten their NORTHWESTERN A 6-0 WINNER OVER MINNESOTA TEAM Wildcats Score in Final Period to End ((olden String up. Roi.xiT ClOe eOD'S NEBRASKA ROMPS ON WITH 20 TO 0 WIN OVER MIZZOU oiiened. Al after the second Donde gathered in kickoff and raced to the Nebraska 4 BATTLES ARIZONA SCORELESS DEADLOCK 0.

Peru Two of Scores Rut Tigers Are Outclassed i 42 yards line. A or two later Jacl; (irnke tiirougli the center of the line tor 21 yards. 'Fliree play.s added six yards more and Five tossed a pass spectatofs yard stripe. 'Mie referee voided the atcbed the game, which saw the gain, however, because Frye xvas umiordog Kansans not yards back of the line of teufed rixals most scrimmage. registering at Too L.AW Oct.

bight (Icfensp.s met two.very loose OiU'Uses here today and the result xvas a sioreless tie betxveen the Arizona and Kansas football teams. rubiM) alumni, 3-all in Scheiber goals in to 5 today. With the score the fourth period, Bass and I Football Results Saturday idwest Xorthw estei fi, Minnesota 0. Ill.nois 3, Michigan fi. Ohio r.

lb. Cincinnati 7. Akron John Carroll 7, Baldwin-Wallace Case Indiana 13. Iowa fi. Xotre Dame 7, Ohio State 2.

Nebraska 2b, Missom-j Iowa State 7, Oklahoma 7. Kansas Arizona b. Washington 33, Oklalmma A. and M. 6.

South Dakota fi, South Dakota States (I. '1 ulsa F. 10. Kansas State 7. Chicago 7.

Wisconsin fi. Drake 13, Orinnell fi. North Dakota 14, North Dakota State u. Morning.side 7, Wayne 0. Ripon 2fi, Lawrence b.

C-'arleton 13, Monmouth 0. Bethel fi. Panhandle Aggies b. De Paul 13. Kalamazoo 'J'eacliers 7.

Western Reserve 13. Dayton 7. Wittenberg 3, Dennison 7. Rowling (Been 13. Hiram 0.

Hillsdale 13. Olivet 0. Ohio Wesleyan 13, Miami 0. North 21, X. C.

State Oberlin 11. Kenyon 7. 'Wooster 34, Otterbein 0. Muskingum 14, Ohio 7. MacAlesrer 2b.

Hamline 13. Hendrix 14. Henderson t). ('oncordia 19, St. Thomas (St.

Paul) fi. Wabash 2b, Evansville 0. Farlham 3, Holbrook 0. Lake Forest 15, North Central 0. East Pittsburgh b.

Fordham 0. Penn Ifi, Navy fi. Temple 3, Holy Cross b. Alicliigan State 13, Boston College NORTHMEN AFTER 21 STRAIGHT A Penalty for Slugging Sets the Stage for Winning Tall.v 6 combined to the last txxo score chukkers. three 1 AN UNDERDOG IOWA STATE TEAM TIES OKLAHOMA, 77 AMES, (Jet.

Cyclones axxay today as tmflerdogs against a heaviei Penn State IS, Syracuse 0. Brown 3S. Tufts 7. ('olgate 11. Army 7.

Prineeton 14. Harvard 11. Manhattan 2S. C. C.

X. Y. 7. Purdue 7, ('aiaiegie Tech 6. Franklin and Mar.shall 20, Muhlen- OKra.b»“'« outplaying their of the time ami a moral victorv.

Kearney. 13; Ar- Statistics of the Game Mo, d'iwns 7 pniiicrl rushing ....122 Neb 12 a tempt critnpleteil illt rcrpt 1 1 (I 3 First J'ards T-'orwn rd Frirwn rd I'orwn rei ed by Yards by furwaril Lateral a ttemrt Lat'U'a! J'ards latcra! Bunting (from VC (x) 'I'otal yardv. kicks returned 7 liient fumbles 2 J'ards (Xf Includes and kickoffs. 11 fi 3 1 ')N 3s 11 and Londe did A'eoman for tlie Missouri liackfield, averag-l ing 4 and La ytirds. lespect from scrimmage.

Don F'aurot. coacb, did so much substituling in tlu' line it was hard to tell who xxas jilaying good htill. Coach D. X. Bible kejit his sTtirting lineup on the field throiiglmtit The first half hut substituted freely in tho last touchdoxvn gallop came on I the first fday after he entered the I thrill that comes to few foot -1 ST.

LOUIS U. TROUNCES WICHITA ELEVEN 25 TO WICHITA. Billikens of scored a cxer the Oct. St. Louis Bniver.sity to 7 football victory feeble Wichita I'niversitv homa Lniversity team, but they xvound xxitli a 7 to 7 tie bv virtue of a fancy lateral-forward pass and a determined fourth (luarter stand.

Wheat shockers here today. 'Fhe Billikens scored three touch- I flow IIS in the second jieriod and one in the last. Wichita scored in the third iieriod. i'onm cticut State 45 12. I 2b.

xtix i raced into tlm i-d no in a 2b-xard to-- from tile Tiger quai ai'd ('hrisman ruF ('lose arobml to i rcxo tit tiie oown play. lo line for i 'Fhree i third r. Du kni.i;:. 1, cr talkie who sli.o- Mart gat lo V- llOl X'as anxxvhcrc toui h- the 'Fampa Lnixersity 27; State n. nil ford Wofford 11; Fh.

oit 11. Kent State South T.enoir-Rhyue 7. Rollins 32. South 3. I'nix ersitV of De- lt: (aptaincy of xvith IhF)'.

fumble on th fialinii'- XV. re- doxx iourm donna ti.C'St ef ly woveq PiUngo -n; ftr-M AY. I I a b- IO ti ln "'I' 1 'F act 1 f- a 13; Findlay R. CAGERS IN FIELI) AGAIN a Xirh he in te c. ois F'ixe Fennies basket- tt an one (T the outstanding nd.

lit qihnif IS in this sejtion, field again sea- 'Balm has Fi-e have names sim tin ir oi- in se VOI al rxpe. hax a naf on s- a- ei I t. aai ain. will he 'M BY ARTIIFR V. LI.XCOLX, Oct.

(Foniliiiskms galloped along to- xxard another Big Six football ehampioiiship here today by trouncing the Missouri 'Figers. 2b to a liomecoming day eroxvd of saw the Missouri caused the Huskers little trouble and although two of the touchdowns xxere of tlm xariei.x', the Huskers demonstrated their clenrl.x. Amen, sub Nebraska end, produced new jn the way of fouebdowiis in the tliirfl period. Fits a Nebraska guard. Zoomed tliro'sgh the line to snag a Missoqri slnnel j.ass on the 44 XT rd He plodded along a f-w xaids and fnnibh d.

Amen (aught l.all in air and seam- to 'Fibre was questiou wFeilo Ih reis ih'-exx tlie ball or fumbled bit oYirials 11 led it a fumble. In me (inaYvr, wiMi an am i the ehl. Marvin Bh'Ck Yvk one Hepry MahleyY re hack 2' yards, A fexv he in a pass hall players. little later he 0(1 one of Ma ley's imiits. After the i gnnif' Pa 11 rotinsisted Peters i the ball to Amen, instead of fiimb- ling it.

Biblesaid lie thought it was a fiimlile. as the officials niled. 'File lineups and summary; i Missouri Nebraska Nelson Heidel L. 'F. Shi rey Simon L.

English Betty C. Bro(dv Kirk R. AIcGinnis Ran R. T. 1 R.

F. (cl F'rye Q. P. Hox.ell Londe (c. L.

H. i hi pa ra R. H. Andrf'ws i Mondala F. B.

F'l ancis by i ..................0 0a a fi 7 7 -2a Nelu-aska scoring 'F(, uchdoxvns, M. U. POLO TEAM DEFEATS ALL-STAR QUARTET 8 TO WASHINGTON COMES BACK TO ROUT OKLA. AGGIES 39-5 The ssneia S'F. LDFIS, Oct.

31. 'Fhe W'ash- ington Be'irs oxert'ame an early toufhdown advantage of Oklahoma A. M. college today and scored xxitli apparent ease in the last half to will their second game of the sea'ion, 33 to fi. cried vou I 5 Mealize that I've got to sole and i I liPoi three pairs of shoes to make' The 'Soeiat'd COLrMBIA, Oct.

Billy sat down comfortably in Missouri Fnixersity varsitv polo tf-am defeated an all-star team of two army officers and Missoui'i XV a right, he said. MEET ETTA HORSE Douglas. Am. li for aid), and (sub for Pointlyx try afYU' tomdido A n. F'rancis and Bhu kic-ks.

HAS WINNER IN IRISH SW EEPSTAKES 1 fiMli I'unts and plays later ii.en Frnie H. BTrrnan. (T Ah adoxv Lane. Hammond. In a (Y Mrs Diiien.

H42 Sotrh Ihacon and aunt ot Helen Wior, nd Li hol is a one b'ln- -S 1 11 Y-. a no an; le 1 T' I T.g: hit tlip bail and i H'kpt s. -q Yi Yt 3 4- 3 1 on 1 1 (): Fw. 1 i a i 1 1 lY -V e- ie r. TV 'H Ti' 1 iiud 'bp H.

hiw H- i ao r-tr he HY i a 4 fev furr Dycp. 11,1 I 1 I rnahes a i i Je 4 1'. as; a ta had ar laT- o'-e in 1 1 A 1 iHs a th'' 1 a hr 1 -'d 1 i 4 1 il, S. 'U F. 1 L- Mc- Oi 8 1 'e 11 kp Yj-: hi Yc --M 1 ti and 'A 1 i f.

Up i by n. h'-s. piernmn seci-Yd Ham- 1 -'HS .) a. and i xcon.an c'i a 1 1 Hh i a need the al read Democrat 1 Na 'or. A A I i at i a I' Etta Kett and ,1.

Wallace Baile.v, trainer Of Paul comic strip, is a house- horse named after of I show horse owned by the dauc-hter of a ii-X Tf-e horsei uallace Ba.ley, Us tramer. is an outstanding walk-trot lors' in the United States and has xvon many show prizes. Press DartmouiL 11. A'alc 7. Uolumbia 20, 13.

(leorgetown 47. Shenandoah b. West Virginia 33, Western Mar.v- land N'ei'Tiiont 13. Norwich fi. Bticknell fi.

b. Miami 7. Boston Ih 7. Siu'ingfield 13, fhovidence b. R.

I. State 13. Worcester Tcf 0. Boxvdoin 25, Bates fi. Randolph 25, Johns Hoj)- kin.s 7.

Maine 14. Colby 7. Leiiigii L). 0. Dickinson 31.

Haverford b. Lebanon Valley 7. Penn Military G. New A'ork 4fi, Lafayette b. 'Friniiy 2b, Wesleyan b.

W'esleyan 11, Way- iiesbuig 7. Williams 2fi, Union 13. Anilierst Mass. State 7. Wasliingloii and 25, Marietta fi.

Albrigiit 34, Ursinus b. St. Anslem 31. New Hampshire 2. Cettysburg 21, Drexel fi.

Aliddlebury 13, Lawrence S. St. 13, Dela- xvare fi. Hamilton fi, Swartlimore Juniata 2b, Allegheny 8. Alarsliall 5.3, Emory and Henry 12.

C.enevH 2e. Betiiaiiy b. South Centre 2fi, Xavier 12, Duke 51, W'ashiiigton and Lee n. Alabama 1 i. Kenturky 0.

A'irgiiiia Poly 2b. Rif-hmond 7. Clemson 11, Ceoigia Tech 13. d'cnnessee 4fi. Cieorgia b.

Mississii.pi Stare fis. Sewanep b. Howaiai fi. Southxve.stei’n Mdhs) b. Hampden-Sydm-y 13, William and Mary b.

F'urman 11, 13. Florida 7, -Maryland fi. Louisiana 13, 0. Tnlane 22. Louisiana 'Fech 13.

Mississippi 21. Centenary 7. 22, Cumberland 0. Southwest Axkansas Texa' and M. b.

Soutnern 11. Texas 7. 'le-XH': Christian Baylor 0. Rice 12. c.eoig^» Washington fi.

est SatiYi Clara 12. b. Ltali Deux er Wyoming 27. Colorado 0. Colorado 7.

Colorado College 0. Y-eeley 33, Chadron 13. Utah 18. Brigham Young 0. Washington 7.

Oregon 0. Idaho 18. (ionzaga 7. Stanfnnl le. r.

c. L. A. fi. 11.

CaLr.M'ni 13. (trcg-iyi SYCe IL 7, Santa Batbara Smte 13, Nevada 0 BV ALA.N C.OCLD EVANSTON, 111., Oct. supposedly impregnable citadel football jmwer fell today before the furious charge oC M'ihh'a ts. carrying xvith it tlie of the most c.debiated inning' streak and the Bfih) (diampioiiship dreams of C.allopiiig Coidiers. 'Faking advantage of a se.iuence of extraordinary North-, xvestern puslied oxer a last touchdoxx to beat Minm snta, fi to b.

in a battle that xvas saxagely foil gilt in the mud and rain bcforo a shrieking eroxvd of 57,000 spectar tors in Dyche stadium. penalty for slugging by big Ed Widseth. star and co-captain of the -M innesntas, fellow id the covery of a Coplier fumble on 23 yard line and jiavei the xvny for Stexe 'Foth, xxesterii fullbai from 'Foledo, Ohio, to plough for the xxiiininei scoi'e on the second of the fh nal quarter. in the pileup of a linet. play, hit an jtlayer ixvicej ill the face, after the whistle said Refpren Joliii of Sti 'Fhonias aft.T the gam The offense calh'd for a 15 yard; penalty but siiu'e the xvihhats luoi; the ball only 13 yards from ther, goal line.

ilie actual amounted to 12 yards and left the! home team xxith four (diances to the liall across from the one- xaid stripe. Minnesota twice thrust back plunges, xvith Don C.iyer and Toth (arrying the hall, before and aftee the clianged sides of the field for the final quarter. 'Foth, on the third jday of the series and second play of the fiuarterj plunged across his own right tackle! for the tomdidoxx 11 Toth's attempt to placekiek thcj extra point xxas blcu ked bv C'lOplier end, hut the mudeiik'sl Wild-i cats took the six that the! had aided them in ing and then to fight timst furious charges tlinuigiiout the last The Ctophers xxciit down xxith Cfd-' ors flying, throw ing all their ed nianjtower into the in their furious efforts to turn the tido. hut they xvero by a comliinatioiu of the mud. the rain, tlifur oxvip loose handling of the siipixuy ball, and the def-use of the.

i Wildcats. The defeat hi'iUght a dramatic finish to the xvinniiig. streak, which haii niled througli 21 the Goiihers on top of football xvorld. and the sxsimn taught by Bernie Bi. rinau the standard by which gridiron jiioluction was measui'od.

The mighty men of Minnesota, under Biermans siiroxvd tutoring, had gone tlirmigli 2 ive m.at.dies without, defeat. Just a week ill taking tiioir fourili straight game I of tlie ciiri'-nt oampaign from due by a imargiii. tliey xvere hailed as arndhi inx machine, head'd for national chamjiioim ship setback the C.ophers lost to ALcliigaii in the final game of tho 133,2 season not i only rocked tlio entire American football xvorld but gaxe Northwest- eiii eommaiid of tlm Big Ten champ- ion.Hhip 1 T-m Wild: also entered tl rm urbe. iten an their trinnqdi kI i fi a i 1 eroxvd tisan I to wild heights of F'bt at The lineups cud i innesota Pos. Northwestern P.

F. alch 1 Widseth L. 'Ih X'eld I c. Sc i iher i Svends F'uller 'F wedeil R. (h Reid Midler R.

'1. Burnett King R. F. Zi tro Wilkinscui (F B. A'anzo Pram H.

Heap Alfonse P. H. Spadieciiii Fh B. Yl F.v 0 Northwest 0 Minnesot 0 0 D- ester -I'ing U' b- down, 'FoYf, HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Fhttsbiirg fi' ingli Sedalia imh 1 b. ('linton 1 V.

iN CerFollt I Libf 1 Columbia 2o; 6..