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THIRD SECTION PAGE THREE. THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE TIMES, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1911. FOOTBALL GAMES PLAYED BY WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGES IS COLGATE SCORES Ashton of Westminster Getting Off a Kick Against the Tech Team i VICTOR 1 THE SITE ElEIIEN BEN K-1 and Black Team Scores Three Touchdowns on a Muddv Field. McCleary's Outfit Wins, 17; to 9, in a Hard Football Game. VERY SHOWS UP WELIi TIIE SCORE IS IT TO 0 Not.

11. --Completely outgeneraled and outplayed in very department. Geneva College was defeated here this afternoon by Washington arid Jefteison College by a wore of 17 to 0 on a wet and soggy field. Although the visitors played a plucky de fective game, they did not get a first down. V.

J. ma ile two touchdowns in the tiit ouarter and or.e In the third. The best playing the visitor did was to Spsciii, Tei-bora to Gazette Tikes. STATE COLLEGE, Nov. 11.

Pennsylvania State defeated Colgate University here today, 17 to 9. This is tha second time that Penn State has been, scored upon this year, and the first touchdown that has been made against State on new Beaver Field. Colgate's Interference was too much for Penn in the first half. In the second half, on a forward pass. Miller to Very, State scored its first touchdown.

King, on a line plunge of 12 yards, scored the second, and on a second forward pass. Miller to Very, tha third. Very seemed to be the only one that could break Colgate's interference. He desperately broke up everything that came his way. Mauthe and King made, splendid line plunges.

Colgate's touchdown was secured on an onside kick getting past State's secondary defense, and being recovered by Huntington on State's goal line. Huntington kicked a field goal. Line-up: hold the k. for downs within Geneva's five-yard line twice. W.

J. tried the forward pass rive times and failed at each attempt. Lineup: w. ic J. 17.

Geneva 0. Kelso Carter Barbour 1-Ye Russell Martin Patterson Told IVwIds Civde Stewart Bteele Km it Irtham Fierce Gettemv Goodwin Wa'fcu-e Reek Moodv Penn State 17. Wilson-Wallace- Wilson Marlow Gosiec ke- Hanson- McVean Clark Colgate 9. McLaughlin-Riddln Blanc-hard Tounkln-Sulllvan Peterson Kubstitutiomv Wilson for Holden. Baldrid for Steele.

Haer for Goodwin. Graham for Patterson. Pailrmn frr Martin. Martin for Wallace. Touchdown Wallace 2.

Goodwin- Goats from touchdown Fierce 2. Referee M. Butler. Ump re 1. V.

Herrlman. Head lines-rrssn 11. Hatter. Time of periods 10 min Beboute Parkers Engle R.T... Very (capt) King Li.

Carrlck-Munn Kan say-Robinson Plaid Eleven Defeats Fast Westminster Team Barry-Berry man-Barry R.H Cook-Tounklns Miller Huntington (capu Mauthe-Tobin-Monih- Barrett Swarthout-Wolsey Touchdowns Very 2, King, Huntington. Goals, from touchdown Mauthe 2, Huntington. Field goal Huntington. Referee Young. Cor nell.

Umpire liennie. University of Pennsylvania; Field Judge Robinson. University of Pittsburgh. Head linesman Wood, Pena State. On Field of Mud and Water Plaid Tlays IJest Game of Year and Wins by Score of 13 to.G.

utes. WAYNESBURG LOSES. Drops Gam- to Staats A. C. at Wheeling, 16 to 0.

WHEELING. V. VA-. Xov. U.

Sjec.al.V W'rneburT Cols was defeat 16 to 0 this a ft ernoon by 5 aa ta A. C. The came as played on a mudJy field. The local play-r were uraWe to retain thel foot i and visitors lost many tackles by slipping. They la red entirely on the df-nive, and work was better than the score Indicates.

TtM lineup: laa 1 Waynesbu nr 0. Oala-s-Caker ileihen Carpenter l.T.... lliaat Baker-1. Weaver ClDunoo-EU Vb emrer K.T one-Smith Vners capt Wallaee Kaper Pipes capti Jonas K.H Htil-femirh l-Airi Ij.1I Montgomery C. Chambers Bash Toucbdowtu- Johns Z.

Raper. Goals from touchdovs "onners. ll-fr-- Su-iitrn. Har- West Virginia Is Outplayed By Annapolis Sailors Score Five Touchdowns and Mountaineers Make But Two First Downs. IS-v fS 'i lit Nj'CJ -i rl.

Lirpln- Mrlntyrw. West I ni-Tettr. J-'ieUI Judg- St-anor. W. A J.

IWl linritman-i'on ormn. l.lnsinen Kdie, Stat; Smith. Timers Churvn, Wane-burtr: Vawr, taat Time of halvts 12 minutes each. THE SCORE IS 32 TO 0 kick and a perfect run through a broken field. On a dry field the score might have been diflerent.

but yesterday Tech sliphtly outplayed the up-state team. It showed the best football of the year. After four minates of play Ashton, the fullback, took a forward pass from Ileach and carried It to the two-yard line. On the next play Westminster took the ball over. Score, 6 to 0.

Ashton kicked goal. A few minutes later Clair blocked a kick on Westminster's 35-yard line, and 'Ting to run with the ball, fell on the 3o-yard line. Halsinger made 10 yards through line, but was stopped on the next try. Westminster was twice penalized and the ball was on the three-yard line. Ache then went over for a touchdown and Pchmucker kicked goal from the line, a beautiful kick.

In the second quarter Ashton kicked from the five-yard line to Westminster's 45-yard line. Balsinter caucht the ball and with perfect interference furnished bv Schmueker. waded his way through the field for another touchdown. Schmueker fails at goal. Score.

11 to 6. From this time on booting characterized tl.e game until the middle of the third o'tarter, when Tech got a safetv. A Westminster man recovered the ball just as it went over the line, but he was thrown back his own line. This ended the scoring. The came developed into a booting contest, an.l Ashton's toe had a eood bit to do with tiie further lack of scoring.

For Tech the whole team seemed to shine bett-r than usual. Ualsinner an 1 Clair. Schmueker snd the ends plaved well Ashton and Heach starred, but both fumbled badlv. The pame ended with the ball In Westminster's territory'- The East Liberty And Jeannette, No Score Mud Fair Tech rooters from the Margaret Morrison School. The two girl rooters in the lower picture are Westminster adherants.

On a field knee deep In mud and while rain fell, the Carneirlo Tech football team defeated the Westminster team by the score of 13 to 8. More than 1.00Q watched the players Rive an Imitation of ducks and turtles. So bad were the grounds that after the first few scrimmages the players could not be distinguished. It was with difficulty that the two teams could be told apart. While the Plaid players were giving an exhibition in aquatics, about 200 girls from the Margaret Morrison Carnegie School for Girls sans sons composed especially for the occasion.

The smcing was led by Miss Elizabeth Stoner, who also wrote the lyrics. One feature of the pame stands out predominately. More fumbles were made in tne game than any ever seen in Pittsburgh. The Westminster players fumbled the wet ball 22 times, which Is Koing some. Tech had all the breaks on the fumbles and recovered nearly all of them.

In addition Tech recovered seven onsuld kirks, which were well placed, but which were knocked around over tiie ground. Always a Tech player was on top of oval. On account of the condition of the field real footbal was out of the question. Nevertheless l-oth teams tackled like fl-nds. and both were able to run with th" bail very well.

On defense the Wesi minster line was adamant, but Tern was able to run the ends at different times, due to te real interference shown by the Plaid. In this department of game Tech showed more than at any time this year. Asher was oiten able to pierce the Tech line for r-ms. hut that was a tout tiie only ground-gaininr; play tr. Westminster team had- Ashton easily outhooted Schmucker on punts.

but S.hmucker"s onside kicks were better pla ed. When Ashton booted the ball It soared high and far. and le Westminster ends were down under them, and tackled the Tech players before they got out of their tracks. With the exception of covering kicks the Tech ends played better than the Westminster pair. Forward passes were as soan-e as rlsht-eous men In Sodom and Gomorrah.

nc Westminster cot sway with one. whl.li pave them their first toucht'own. Tech made It two touchdowns on a blocked and Rain Slos Game Shapera Is Hurt. ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 11.

While a number of officers and midshipmen from the German cadet ship Hansa. who were visitors to lh naval academy today, looked on and to all appearances thoroughly enjoyed the game. Navy's eleven this afternoon defeated University of "West Virginia by a score of 32 to 0. The German visitors occupied seats in- the academy stands. The West Virginians were completely outclassed, making but two first dow-ns during the game.

Navy's line was never in danger. Twenty points were tallied by the sailors in the first two periods and th remaining 12 points in the latter part of the contest were made on two long runs for touchdowns and the resulting goals. Navy 32. West Virginia 0. Hamilton-Overesch- Grove City Defeats Its Old Rivals Villa Nova Is Beaten By Pitt, 12 to 0 Schotield Brown-Redman Howe-Hall I.G Weems-Ingram Elmer H.G....

Ralston R.T Overesch-Byrd R.E.... Harrison Taylor Boyles Davis Floyd King Carter Hodges Scott Bell Bach man. line-up Tech 13. Kesseiman-Ache 1. Gilchrist IrECtAL TtLEQtAX to Gaxitttb Tihks.1 JEA.NXETTE.

Nov. East liberty AvadVmy pUyed Jmntte lUh on the latter's frsxand today tn a -a of mud. Neither aids scored- It rained throughout the tarn. oik tna- real foot ball out of the questtcn. The ktckinc (t James and the line planjrinc of Cow-Iry Mai Ksrver krpc rL-t lJtrty rry ir.uch la wWnra.

fa MTirajiaitf Shaplra reeetv a dWp rut In the head hich ill kep blrn out fir to we-ks. or Jxinetie lluch. at end. played a eonttent pm. The line-up: East Liberty jemnnette Prenter 1-F R'ach (irwnwtT Ashfort Hailel-Knnic Mu I Fhawrm-aensoa Mvxiho Tas-r H.

Dsuehti-r iirr fel MtTKan t-'eth Ilu-t-r James I- Ku't Hsrr If Kit Cowley F.B C. Iauhter Connolly and Graves Make Touchdowns The Game Is Played in IJain and Mml. Dalton-Shaw Collins R.H.B Bates-Dalton F.B Touchdowns Collins 1. Dalton Westminster 6. Vincent WelRle McQuiion Tallant Cleland Manson Beach SerntTord Outplayed Fast Shaw 2.

Allegheny College by Harmon's Bunch. l.G nr. R.T RE H.R.. Oawford flair Tavlor Welch Avn-j MtCul'v I-uras-Hall Tat t-ron-Ache Schmut-ker Placement goal Dalton 1. Goals from touchdowns Dalton 2.

Brown 2. Referee Taussig The University of Pittsburgh won from drew a five-yard pcnaltv. It looked like Havden-List R.H.Q.. of Cornell. Umpire Gillanda of Pennsylvania.

Field judge Harrisson of St. Johns. Time of periods 12 minutes each. SLIPPERY ROCK BEATS F.U.-.AsTiton (Act. lialstneer Villa Nova yesterday afternoon on the a touchdown, but Titt held and was set Forbes Field gridiron.

12 to 0. The game back lj yards. Tuch.iowni Ashton. Balsinger. Arhe.

Goa GoaU METHODISTS GET A GOAL frm touchdowns hmucker. Ashlon. K-f- r-e Pace, uhfo Veleyan. Umpire Ko, Pitt. Field Judge Kosser.

A. A. NEW KENSINGTON HIGH was a poor exhibition of football, ren- "ulJ. after he had rounded to he threw to dered such by the unfavorable condi- guailey on a forward pass plav and the tlons of the weather and field. hall was on the Villa Nova 15-yard mark.

Rain began to fall just about time for but the necessary distance was not Whor. ihv made and Pitt lost on downs. Pendergast kicked up the field and for Jwent out to play the rain was descend- th minutes the ball traveled SLIPPERT ROCK. Nov. 11.

Slippery Rock Normal, In a well-played game here this afternoon, defeated the New Kensington Higl School eleven by a score of 15 to 0. Six hundred persons witnessed the struggle. Th line-up: ing so hard that the Pitt rooters In the un down on mints. Forst finailv TJniontown High. Wins.

tMOTW. Nov. 11. UnlontowTi won 'runs Lon-rs hre today In a rou rtr.r ram. 77 to The vlwitors playel ptrocs; the hrt half, hut weakened at the last.

Cor torn, who Hayed hts rtrst nme of the season for L'montuwn. starred. fflWETTn AHEAD Take a 30 to 5 Game from Bethany. Protests Loses Points. MARIETTA.

Nov. 11 (Special.) On a Slippery Rock 15. New Kensington 0. GROVE CITY. Nov.

U. Grove City, by superior team work, today triumphed over their old rivals. Allegheny College, by a score of 14 to 3. In the first few minutes of play Allegheny swept Grove City oif their feet. Capt.

Hawk recovered the ball on a fumble and ran down the Held for 35 yards before being overhauled on Grove City's iio-yard line. From there he kicked a Held goal. Grove City then settled down and in three minutes' play put Achre over for a touchdown, and from then on Allegheny was outclassed. Abbott played the best game for Allegheny, while Kiskaiiden, Achre. Weil and Hutchison George Brown Is Beaten By Jack Dillon bleachers were compelled to seek shelter fumbled a punt on the Villa Nova 45-in the grandstand.

I yard line and Smith reenvered for Pitt. Throughout the game, with the exeep- I t'jj-oush the right side V. .1 t'1" "la Nova line for 11 yards, and tion of the last several minutes, the ath- fm npxt plav Connelly ran in back of letes worked In the downpour, and it Galvin nnd got out in the open and was not long until the footing was soft. easily sidestepped Crowe, who was plav- muddy field Ix-fore a small crowd the Marietta I When a player was tackled he slid along, I inS back. Pendergast and Crowe, how- Gallagher L.E iramptoa McFate L.T Srtt Byers R.G Brlsbin Walter Hammond Kerr RG Stitt Gealy R.T Bean Shuggart R.E Stelner Orris Luffy Ballis R.H..- Ward Anton L.H Glock Bom beck Bonsall Substitutions Grossman for Kerr.

French for Bombeck. Shears for Frampton. Marshall for rltt Tmichrtni'tis Ttnmheck. French. Goal Trinity in Scoring Mood.

HA P.TFOHD. CON N. Nov. 11. Tri nl rsii-l up her lars-st sr-ore this season In d-Vatine the Mnssarhustts Ariuiturl Col- lece 3S to on Trinity fleM this afternoon.

Trinity used th form aid (bm and onatde kick, for ions; and frequt-nt Rams. Coll-pe football team d-feated Bethany by I often taking the tackier with him. After i hh" nni UJ the one-si led score of 30 to 5. The field was the InokeH I llra' H.e starred for Grove City. Tne line-up Grove City 14.

Allegheny 3. in bad condition from a heavy morning rain. The locals outclassed the visitors. Cant. Prumm protested ie score made by Bethany I 'ii- jii me nisi oai- Uke mud men.

The ball was hard to vin kicked goal. Connelly was injured handle at the start when it was slippery, on this play and retired. Dewar set the and fumbling was frequent, but the J1'" rooters to cheering on the kick off Hawk Dotterer Drane Peters Well McCord Baker plavors seemed to become accustomed ne" arcl I Thomic Both Travel a Fast Gait During the Six-Round Session. to the wet leatntr ana nanuiea it sur- iuk Bortdennein with a forward pars, claiming the ball was touched by a Marietta player, before Bethany recovered it. The Judges will decide the pro-l-st.

Tha lineup: i.t-ixiiivlv well can. on tne uickou, got past tsrown Dy Harbison from field Orris. Goals from touchdowns Boone ris an(j w'alter. Referee MeClymonds. Purvis snvder.

Periods 10 minutes. Punting then plaved a big factor in hitting the ground and rolling. Dewar v. ki im. Mntinn vii i crabbed it and warded off a tackier.

Weller 'Robertson Abbott Miller fin the exchanges. Pitt gained the he started up the field near the side Achre Kiskadden Hutchison Marks Minersville Defeated. i lines and was nnauy brought down Lavelv W. Dotterer Marietta 30. Dunbar-Pa Inter Imimm Aumond-LitiVenev llumuhrev Herlthev-Snodgsass.

KEDDY IS STOPPED IN SECOND The Minersville Scholastic team met defeat Bethany. I. Cope Harmon Child Welis Rodgers Webster Touchdowns Achre. Klskadden. Field goals Achre.

Abbott. Goal from touchdown Achre. at Millvale by the B. M. E.

C. eleven itt a and Dewar with his short and quick on- minus his ersey. Pitt worked the ball side kicks got the ball away well, and the tiel to eu la Nova seven-yard thev were covered by the end men. Be- through kicks. Galvin missed a goal cause of the superior kicking the ball plncement from the 27 mark, was in the Villa Nova territory the rlv the second quarter A ilia Nova Time of periods la minutes.

Referee Kir- i well-nlayed game. 30 to 0. Walton ana zanniser Sthimiuel berger. W. J.

Umpire McFarrand, W. J. Ktarred for the Brotherhood, while Donley Whit- U.K.. manning. Milllkin line and on the third i Field judse Locke.

Grove- City. tee of the time was on its jii-yard oh its 2'i-ynrd Weis-r orth capl. played well for tne benolaaucs. L.lne-up: I B. M.

E- 3ft. Minersville 0. Dixon L.E Smith Murphy L.T Rogner Jack Dillon had the better of George "Knockout" Brown of Chicago In the main bout before the American Boxing Club at Old City Hall last night. RUMORS SQUELCHED. It a Joe Thompson's Intentions to 1 ''n 1 keep Dewar out of the game vesterday.

l'lalr hroke through the line and blocked but Connelly was injured while making Gra ves, ho was right on the spot, the first touchdown and was removed' Picked it up and ran the distance for a Sutton R.H Caniaua Krvshour Metcalf K.H I.lovd-Sioith from the name. He was hurt in the touchdown, i.nivin KicKed goal stomach. The Injury Is more painful Tour tin owns Metcair 3. Krumra 2. Shuttle-worth.

Field goals Orumin Referee Carr of Ohio Stute. Cmpire Fauehtell. Field Judge Maurerer of I'paw. Head linesman Hobiitzell. Time of quarters 12Vs minutes.

Nothing in Reported Trades for Cooper -C MeCutcheon i njr Hums Payne RedS Next Manager. HalUnttne R.T Horovitz-Metcalt CINCINNATI. Nov. an- iber H. swer to the many published reports concern- i '1L" winiJeJ tng a new manager for the Reds for 1912 the gritenbauBh I rile Cincinnati club officials today issued the fol- I Zh" rtlni 2 lowing statement relative to a new manager: I Zannlser ijoniey For the remainder oi tne game it was a kicking duel.

Twice Pitt got within striking distance of the Villa Nova goal line. Galvin missed a chance from the held for a goal and so did Dewar. De-war's was so close that he objected to the ruling, which was quite natural for "Tlllie." In the third quarter Galvin and Gormely were detected exchanging than serious, but bad enough to keep him out of the game- fur a few days. Dewar played a clashing game when he went into the mud struggle. The bud footing made fast plays almost impossible, and line plunges and end runs were uncertain.

There were a few forward passes worked. Pitt being JOHNSTOWN HIGH WINS. 'The Cincinnati lasetiau t.tut diselnime re- 1 louvauuwiis miwr Referee Yost. Umpire nnnnsibilitv for any of the many published re- i tine. Britenbaugh Dcrts regarding the selection of a successor to King.

the gainer on them, but In all both teams plaved straight football. The Pitt men mncnes anu "ere lroTn tne Same, the more alert. Smith and HUiie'H'e lnifup: Manager Grifiith. No effort has been made to secure by purchase or in a trade tba release of a National or American League player witii a view of makin-: him the leader of the 1SH2 Rods, nor are negotiations pending with any minor league manager for the position. Assur Swissvale 22 Wilmerding 0.

Swissvale Jrs. 22. Wilmerding Tigers 0. Moran L-E Wink Liunhoif-Lowrence Kerens Connellsville Loses by Overwhelming Score of 30 to 0. JOHNSTOWN, Nov.

11. In a 'rather slow game this afternoon the Johnstown High fooibali eleven defeated Connellsville High by the score of 30 to 0. The locals were able to score almost at will. Finder, Kelier'and Schry were the stars In the scoring. Lineup: Johnstown High 30.

Connellsville 0. shry AdJlss Eg) A' 4 r. i a-u Villa Nova 0. McLaughlin Flanagan McCormick Kiley Zimmerman i Peters ance is extenaeii to ine oaseoaii public that It was a great bout, both meaning business from the start. outboxed Brown at every stage and compelled him to cover up many Brown used a swing and Dillon beat him to the punch every time.

Brown seemed to like the game of getting in close and playing on the body, but Dillon met him at his own game and gave him as good as he received. Dillon opened up a cut on Brown's left eye in the second round and he was bleeding badly when the round ended. In the third round Dillon opened up the other eye. and as Brown went to his corner he was bleeding from both cuts, and the blood seemed to blind him, as he had trouble locating his corner. It was a good bout from a fighting standpoint, as neither of the boys loafed a second of the time, and at the close of the last round they were still fighting.

In the opening bout between Joe Keddy of McKeesport and Red Butler of Greenfield It looked like an easy thing for Keddy, as he beat Butler In the first round, staggering him several times with rights to the face. But in the second blocking kicks that were timely. I Pitt 12. Quailey ran back the kick off from the! Graves seven-yard line to the 20 mark, where he Blair-I'ratt fumbled when tackled, but Red Smith leahv fell upon it. Galvin booted to Pitt's 48- Galvln-Cummlngs yard line out of bounds.

h-mtth-Gehlert Forst got a five-yard run around end. but Villa Nova was set back 10 yards on a penalty. Pendergast allowed the wet ni mion official announcement wiu be issued through L. T' L. G.

R. a. R. E. i L.

If R. H. the press as soon as the appointment is made. With sufficient seasoned materral in oarh Curly Miller R.G Puear R.T Mikowsky R.E Benninghoff Miles L.H Winkle R.H Berkoben Latsswass Alierton bionn Laxterman liktney Schrimser Reno Dunchane Smith i'himann L. 1" Bod sriiiane partinent and promising recruits for every po- Crcue-Fkt the team ir, so well equipped that there I'eterr-on i is no occasion for undue haste in the selectiou HefMev ball to get away from him on a pass for riihv rorst-Hickey of its manager.

Kt F. ii. Pcr.dcrgnst-Reevcs 'AUG, HERRMANN. President. Foley Stalnir.l ii Herd R.T Moore McCormick t'lark Itutl-r i Her Zipf O'l'oniior MAX C.

FLEIriHMANN, Secretary Touchdowns Sloan 3. lilaney. Goal kick Sloan 2. Referee Brant. Umpire Lightfoot.

a punt and Blair got it lor Pitt on the visitors' 40-yard line. In two plays Connelly and Quailey reached the 2K-yard line, where Connelly fumbled, but Villa Nova was offside and Touchdowns onneUy. Graves. Gouls Gul. vin 2.

Referee Godcharles. Lafayette. Umpire Moffett. Princeton. Field judge Frye, Time 12-minute Quarters.

Suppes Moser liuzman L.H Port Nelson R.H..... Jones Kelier Bishop Substitutions Plnder for Holiman. Rodgers for suppes. Wagoner for Haller and Haller for Wagoner. Referee ltaab.

Umpire Nokes. CLIP THIS COUPON FOR Firid Judge Ashcom. Timekeepers Moses and round Butler reached Keddy's jaw with Klahre. rime Two and two 12-minute pe- THE BOOK. 2.

riuht that sent him to the tioor. He riotis. Tech to Ride In Special to Cleveland Wm 2ii McKeesport High Victorious. High downed tiie Carnegie Tech Freshles to 0 on a watery field. Jones scored a beautiful touchdown on a line plunge.

Peters kicked a difticult goal. Garzo played a good game lor Tech. The lineup: stayed down for the count of eight, and went to the floor a few seconds later from another to the same spot. Butler put him to the floor again as he came to his feet and the bout was stopped bv Keferee Bodkin to save him from punishment. He did not want to quit, however, and Bodkin had to take him to his corner.

George Huton of Millvale stopped Young Brltt of Pittsburgh In the third round of their bout. Britt did all of the fighting in the first anil second rounds. CARTOONS "Bud" Fisher's new book is ready for distribution by The Quite a few of the studcats have already made reservations, and the number is increasing rapidly as the date approaches for the game. Last year the C. T.

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hit R.E... Walhower-strom R.T Plaids took a crowd of over )0 students i Mttie c'ost-'iia uazette i lmes. aix ot tnese Huton covering up most or tne time, in i. rffi tjiI Hill nn rami on it L.G. 1.

I. cover and landed a hard nu-ht to Biitt's on one of its long jumps, and the rooters' were a large factor in tiie outcome of' the gatn Western Reserve is probably the heaviest learn the Skibos will face this sea-! With the Westminster game off his hands Manager Lamoree of the Tech team has redoubled his efforts to rrrake the Plaids invasion of Cleveland, where they will meet the Western Reserve team Saturday, a big affair. Manager Lamoree is planning to take a special trainioad of students to the game in Cleveland. It is more than likely that the famous ban. under the direction of Klvin Woodward, will be on the trip.

Lamoree must guarantee 100 passengers to got a special train under the Interstate Commerce act, but the manager expects to have no very great difficulty in making the number. coupons and 6V cents presented at the Circulation De File Reno Marriitian La tier Gorzo Ivters-Kline Har-iesty Jones L.H... K.H... jaw ano ne wciil iu ii. oein counted Out.

Al Graber stopped Charlie Wise in the second round of their bout. partment of The Gazette Times, second floor, 231 Oliver avenue, will entitle you to one copy. If wanted by mail send six coupons and 35 cents in money order or stamps to above address. son, and their showing against the Navy, U-0, is enough to worry the Plaid coaches. Two years ago the Reserve, team fell before the onslaughts of the Tartan and they are after revenge.

Coach of the Kast Liberty Aradmy freshmen team which has not been beaten this fait" Us Is a student in the school. Wiester-Patton Wright Referee Crawford. Umpire Peters. Field Judge Firestone. Timers Latta and Harris.

Time Two 12 and two lu-mlnuxa periods. Full dress Tuxedo suits for hire. Whit-tlngton Wade, 6002 Jenkins bldg..