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Varsity Six Hundred PILCHERS ARE CLASSY TEAM SHOWS CLASS Players Now ir tji nvii aUcL) Ul JOllJl M18 tabled i M'3 NEW STAR UNCOVERED other sumo (let yours now 3 CopyrhtlluilikluAlfacr ootball Results and daugh worethe 'stars each nun At Evanston bowled well consistently throughout 29 Lake orest 7 111 North wcstei Mo Missouri "40 Syracuse 73 23 10 of 7 past Second St 20 11 Men Be Cured 20 42 41 43 7 13 De li I llwle Rose Tufts 23 SO a run two 8 0 0 0 1 out up and an de fer Brooklyn out to Wheat Walked Mays tn os wont Into Mowrey Al tho tho tho pvouij Shore hl ruck out iKIWlod Myers a long 1 roiu ordham 0 IL I Brown by tho however LOOK OR VICTORY Lewis walked Gardner bunted safely KlUirr ivx Uzuit lego 7 At Chicago Chicago 0 Carloton 7 At St Paul North Dakota 16 St Thomae 7 box Thomas Myers up At Columbia third Une Kansas Shut Out ill oct 7 In a game glowed up by the heat lhe Cni Vvifclty of Illinois football team shut out of Kansas university 30 to 0 here today Illinois was able to pierce the Kansas line at will OUR EES are always no one too poor to get our best serv we have such a large practice that we can give you a very low fee Gardner Stet gol Weat Jan coming in fast Brooklyn batters tip Janvrln t'aiew out nt first Meyers being holdMyers up Myers popped No runs one hit no errors half Hooper up Tho Important to You Men and Young Homer Montgomery Had Expected a Harder Than One Which Came 21212 SOUTH MAIN AU styles Shoes $250 to $600 tho match Mirldaugh marked In every frame In tho second game Tyson boyvled well making an average of 168 2 3 Hunter Martin had two good games but fell off badly in the second game of tho match having three misses and three splits Abbott Me Kerren and Gideon kept up closn to their usual average but will improve as tho season progresses Team Wins On Wednesday night Ira team won three straight games from the Indian Traders all three of the It 1 Aten Were Watching No Tricks Are Pulled Uulshaw moving to u'smi got 1111 in Movers no to llclilitzed Miriile SOONERS DEEAT NORMALITES 140 0 Arkansas the Winner AYETTEVILLE Ark Oct After being held scoreless by Hendrix college In tho first period today the University of Arkansan football team unlimbered an attack which gave them three touchdowns In each of the last three periods and the game by a score of 58 to 0 Bain left halfbuck smashed over left tackle and ran 65 yards for one of the touch downs field hit Daubcrt up Runm rs nl vtuced Scott threw cut Daiibt vt our runs three hits one error big iii suits mill over Walkrtr gmng tn up Mowrey took TULSA DAILY WORLD SUN DAY OCTOBER 191(i St Touts Nationals Wop ST LOUIS oct The St lmns Nationals won the thirtfgamo of (n illy series from tho Americans Imre today 5 to 4 Throe errors gave Ilin Nalbmals three of their runs Man ager Jones sent Sisler to right fu i and Gene Paulette to first 'The teams are to play a double header tomorrow score: Americans 100 10U Nationals 001 200 Batteries Davnimort Steele Ames and Gonzales BOWLING SEASON ROLLING MERRILY Strike 1 fumbled Gardner's grounder i butler wim safe at first Scott was an attempt at the hit play Scutt forced Gardner to Cntshaw Scott easily Cady up Scott went to Iliimlrod designs louelitM but nil with big i'leu 'Vitnlity life Hooper struck Janivrln fanned delUmrati'lv and rooly find kept the ball on the inside i Princeton Is Winner I PRINCETON Oct 7 Prlnco ton defeated the University of North Carolina football team here today 123 to 0 The visitors were able to I hold the Tigers in chir rmly tn the final period of the game Eddv threw a forward pass 25 yards to unk a Pr'nr tun end which resulted in a maria Tho sun outfielders brrdlv nt times and several lilts were lost that othiiwiso would luivu gone as suro oiifs GAME WITH 0 0 LOOMS UP AHEAD Kendall Collegians Will Tackle Bitter Rivals for Supremacy Coach Charges Are in fur Hard Week of This store specializes in Shoes Bost val ues price styles Special 2 Coco Brown our price $600 Others arc asking more See it in our window LOCALS TAKE ON PAWNEE HI HERE Wajslifngton and De Lost WEST POINT Oct The Army football team defmtt Wu Ington and Lee university here today 14 to 7 The cadets excelled In the open field game The visitors noie unable to do anything with the Arrnj's line Since Mayor Opened Play Activities Have Picked Up 1 fere Coaches Will Send Team Through Gruelling Test Tor Contest irst singled heat io tho right field fence for three buses rearing Sbiigei Cirtshaw up Cut rhnw filed to Hooper who made line to ul who touched Wheat as ho slid into the nlaie wnw Janvrln threw out Mowrey lulling tlm bull behind tho bag and getting his man by a Ktcji Ono run two hita no errors L'ocond half Gardner up Gardner sfrimk out Scott up Scott fljr dto Wheat who made a pretty catch Cady tip Cady walked tho sr conl time In the game Shorn up Shorn fouled out to Myera No runs no hits no erri ra ifth fiinltig lrwt half Olson up Gardner threw out Olson at first Meyers upMeyers got a three base hit lost Meyers high fly In the sun tho ball going to the center field wall Mnrqttard Marqiia rd nt third to Scott See nd crowd nrpl't uded Hooper because of Ids great throw which prevented a run by Brooklyn In 1he foutli Inning Iloejer got a two base hit when Myers completely lost his fly In tho sun The suit xloim directly In the eyes of the center and right' fielders Janvailn up Jnnvarm sacrificed Mowrey to Cutsbnw Hoi per moving tn third Hooper scored on single isi st Mowrey Holditwl up Marqunrd almost caught Walker off rirt Carrigan claimed a bn Ik but Umpire ('onnolli would not allow it oul trliie t'arrlgan again claimed that Marqnard was using a balk mo tion but Umpire Connolly would not allow it 1 foidil zel went out to Oan bert unassisted second Lewis Lewis' grounder and touched Walker ns ho camo into hits no errors Sixth Inning irst half Daubcrt up tossed out Daiihcrt'nt first up Stengel struck out vrln tossed out When and petting the grounder Second half Gardner up Olson i and the tn It and run Mowrey ma le first the second on passed ball Cndv walked It was the third time he had gone to flibt Iuimi on balls Shore up Shore popped 1 eiub' i dm per up show in a all different Yale Shut Out Virginia NEW HAVEN Conn Oct I Vaio atoned for last 10 to detent by the University of Virginia by overwhelming the Tiixiu collegians to day t'l to It was tho Jargtsi score mode by a Yale eleven in twenty Drs McCarty Newlon WOAk BUZ SPECIALISTS ELEVENTH YEAR IN TULSA of in style the vigor Thinl Inning irst JmJf Moyers up Shorn tossed out Moyers at firm Mniuuatd tip Mnrauurd was strikeout victim Myer's up it was noticed that tho Huston outfield shlflod os every Brooklyn batter cnino to tlm plate Myers singled otcr tho middle biuf Duubcrt up Ikiubort ntrui out Ir wns the second time ho had fiumod No runn ono hit no error) Second half Jniivrln up Junvrin nlrur out Nevers throwing him our nt first It was tlm second time ho funned Walker up Walker struck out the third strike culling the henrr Of tho plate Hobiilzel up Hoblltzol drove long liner to right for three buses Lewis up Iloldlizel scored on hot tWo baggcH' to lift Tho Boston crowd wus tn a frenzy of ox citenimit Gardner up Lewis was Picked off lit second Mi yors to plson (ino run two Jilts ntfc errors I'ourth liming halt Stengel up Stengel along the left field foul line up Wheat drovo a long hit Hc Per popped to Olmn No runs no hits no errors Seventh liming 1 rat (hilsnuw up Jsiivrbi threw out Cutshnw after fulnh'lng Ills lidicld grounder up Mowrey Singled to riglit olson up on lilt Into a double play Gardner to Jgnvrin t(i Hublitzcr Nu run one hil no OITOI'H Second Janvrln up got a double past Mowrey Welker up Olson fumbled Walker's gi oun dcr and tho butter wus safe hinvrln going to ttilril Hoblllzid up Jimviln scored when Uutshaw mnda a bobbin of Hoblltzid's grounder tho batter being safe at first and Walker going to second Lewis up Ixwls suirf fired Diiubert to Willker going to tlilid and Uobllfzid lo gri'ond Gt i ner up Cu'shnw took Gardner's grounder but his throw to tho plain was too lute to eaten Walker us ho slid over the plate Hoblitzed went thud Scott up Meycis sliced Mm iiuai'il wild pitch HoblUae scored Oil sacrifice fly to Siegel tlutdner remained on first ('adv ip Cutshnw throw out Cady iims eno two errors Eighth Inning list half Meyers up Scott threw out Moyers Johnston for Maiquard Johnston singled over jicud Myers up grounder wus do nisited by Shore to Scott who tm to Janvrln who throw out Myers nt first No runs ono hit im errors rrond now phehing biiore up snore tiled Hooper tin Janvrln nn On thr hil nnl run play Junvrin singled Hooper gomg to third and whin Sfcngi threw wildly past second I looper scored Janvrln going to secuid Walker up Walker walked Hnblitzed up Hob litzel filed out to Wheal Junvrin holding second Lewis up Lewis bit on wide curve Lewis forced Walker Olson to Uulshaw One run mm Idt ono error Ninth Toning irst luubeit walked Kten Set up Slillie Stengel singled to iMinberl going to second up Wheat forced Daubijrt Shorn to (oidnvr Htcngel going tn rceond Uutsliuw up Cutshaw was bit by a rlb'hed ball and the buses were filled Mowrey up Stengel and Wheat scored when Janvrln fumbled Mow ny xrouiiurr i second Olson uu field lilt filling tho bases fryers ton ten out Mtrkle lading for I'folfer walked C'Jtsluivv scoring unien rrom tnc Si ore's place i nich for Cady BOSTON WINNER LN IRST GAME THE SERI 1 Special to Tbo World NORMAN Okla Oct 7 Southwestern normal front Weather tord went down to Overwhelming de feat this afternoon when the Oklaho ma Sooners romped away with a 140 to 0 contest Coach Bennie Owen used cAre in selecting his lineup and following the report that several members of the Kendall college eleven were in the grandstand men resorted to no trick pays throughout the game Ths few efforts at forward passing met with indifferent success the line bucking off the Sooners' netted long gains Captain Montgomery McDermott and McCain starred The Sooners expecting a harder game than last week when they defeated the Okla homa Catholic college 107 to 0 hit the VV eathorford line hard during the first quarter and piled up a total of 48 points In the second quarter thqfy contin ued their work of tearing up the Southwestern line and increased the score to 87 Coach Owen rushed In a squad of substitutes In the second hnlf Lippert a speedy little Dutchman proved a sensation scoring two touch downs and making gain after gain on end runs Tho lineup: WEATHERORD SOONERS Anderson LE ields James Tolbert Jlardegreo 1X3 Davis 8 Montgomery Hutt RG McGlothlin Taylor i Tyler Hammond RE IL Montgomery Riley LH: McCain Gibbs RH McDermott Sanders Wilmoth Williams Johnson Official referee Ponder umpire Collins head linesman Hill Several Alon Are Good for All State Ls Belief ROM BACK ONE fnvorablo forocnst centner man hnthrcvd tho THIS is one of 1lic most nt triictivo models 1 1 Schn finer Aliirx haw de signed for thin Henson it has the right look 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Pilchers Texaeos Aetnaizers 1 Indian Traders 0 Kxcliangu Nationals (I Gillettes 0 This Schedule Monday Aetnalzers vs Pilchers inlet tos vs Texacns rtday vExehangu Nationals vs In dian Traders ou Varsity Six nninber At Princeton 29 North Carolina 0 At New Haven Yale 61 Vir ginia 3 At Cleveland Notre Dame 46 Re serve 0 At Pittsburgh Pa Westminster 0 University of Pittsburgh 58 At Hanover Dartmouth 47 Lebanon Valley college 0 At Haverford Pu llaverford col logo 0 Stevens Institute of Technol ogy 0 At Washington Richmond college fi Catholic university 84 At Hamilton Colgate uni versify 28 University of Maine t) At Pittsburgh Carnegie Insti tute of Technology 81 Bethany cul gttmes being in excess of 800 pins and their total 5607 pins truly remarkable showing at this early dateThe Indian Trading team Put up 835 pins in the last game losing the same by only eight nlus in a heiirt breuking finish McCullough had high average for Hie mutch with 184 2 3 plis to his credit with nkher a close second with an average oi 180 1 8 pins Other averages Welti us follows: Clino 171 1 3 Here fouit and Wlonocko 166 each San ford 167 1 3 and the remaining threw less than 150 iiventge Ewing waa away off his usual guinc on uocount of lack of practice ns waa Howard but they will bo up them on avuage when the bell rings for tho close of tlm season The business men have lent a gi eat deal of encouragement to the bowlers by their willingness and generosity in donating prizes for bowling and the 1 members of the league thank the fol lowing for their generous support: Exchange National bank cash $25 Smukewell cigar company Young Bros elgnr store mid Jacobus Daley cigars $10 each Hush studio photographs $10 Palace oil'tce Sup ply company fountain pen i $7 Mayo I i ltm company humidor $ffio 11 shoo store bowling shoes $(i5U Mayo eigar store cigars $6 Tulsa Greenhouse growing plants $5 Akin Booterfo weekly prize for 25 IVAn 1' 130 1 Of 4 A 1 rvt 1 1 nil tniu iHlWI" i cr rwi rs 1 1 A 1 uiuu Mununf uIMt muilUJ Trading company cigars $15 one member of the prize committee was called out of town on business and those donating prizes to him cannot receive credit for same until his re turn which will Im early In the week probably In addition to tho above prizes one foiirth of tlm money paid In by the players at each match will bo turned over to tho leairuo treasurer Charles riend of tlm Exchange National bank and will bo added to tlm amount of tho entrance fees of $1 per member' for distribution in ac cordnnce with the number of games won by the several tennis This meth od of division even gives 11m tull endeiB a shiu of tiio prize money and tjlinws very unselfish altitude upon tho part of the to iuns which hope to be in the hunt for the pennant from tlm very beginning Tho standing of tho teams on rL day morning was its follows: Won Ixial Pct 1000 1107 1333 )000 1000 I000 As clatlon park will bo tho scone of mm action this week on the part of Tulw iifgn boys jn preparation fur Hie giimo with the Pawnee high school next I 'ildny The game is cer tain to bo fnit imd thu neuro oIoho After trouncing tlm Okmulgee nigh riihiy afternoon on tlicir own terri tory with a score of 47 to 0 Hu 'I'ldsa huskies wuro given a rent and were not out to practice yesterday after noon Couch linker plans to bring tlm team up to chiimpiimship form by the end of the ensuing week The week will bo filled with perfecting tlm old plays nnd working up a few now ones lhe game riday was just the acid tost needed by Hie varsity team find 11m weak places on the eleven Will be bidstvied up by diligent work With lhe smoothing of 11m wrinkles hl the present bunch and the appear ance of several old football fncn the pr were never belli for a cliamnionshit) teum though tlm team will not reach weight of last aggregation plesoiil team is without doubt team In tlm slate Buck field Good In lhe speedy buck field Price looms up as probably Im greatest num hi high school football In the sialo his passing Is great and the way ho con trols the bull is a sight well worth Itnesslng Hopping at full is a new fhul fm tho grldsters and ornis in Mom hard fighting for a berth on the all fitato team Hopping is a bear on re ceiving punts ami his speed enables him to circle the end almost lit will for long gains Hopping is iv knowi eged to bo tho fastest fullback in the panic ixiuturet nt half is a domon andtackles with little mercy for his op ponents Lautaret bi a letter man of the liifit two years and runs interfur eiico perfectly tills In ineasuro ac counts for the long gains made mound tlm ends Keller veteran of no lit ITo aldilfy Is running lhe teium at quarter uml punls forty or filty yards for several gains and will bo of great value In dropklekliig goals Chadwell iud Aitken aro showing up In line shape urn great on riu iiiing ami broaklng up passes eml runs Miller Oliver Cory Bailey Young uro demons on tho line are exhibiling winning form on fensivo work Arcade Tenpin League De veloping Sonic Clever est teams in the whole southwest bat tle for supremacy Aside from a little stiffness every one of tho Kendall boys is In ood shape and will work into winning form Miller reported last week for prac tice but he has been in training all along and with a little work he Will be In as good form as ever oung and Grove are playing to gether and promise to give the nor nailites a study In driving power dur ing the game Saturday Winslow Haus Jones Handley Ammons and Coffey aro In tho game to win and their work brooks no good tor their opponents Blevins Is hitting the lino like a human battering ram is always good for a gain when he escorts the pigskins He Is being used for punting at times also With tho biggest game of the soa son Just one week off the Kendall huskies will go through a had work out every afternoon during this week The local collegians will meet the team in Norman Saturday and one of the hardest fought games of the season is expected A special train will take the Ken dallites to the scene of action it leaves here early In the morning and stops In Oklahoma City to pick up ad I rational coaches and then runs' to Norman The special will return late Saturday night Coaches McBirney and Schmidt al lowed the local players rest yesterday tiiLLiiiuuii luuuwingr inpir victory oyer Phillips university riday and plan To run the team through hard scrirn mago every afternoon this week The bad places in the work of the Ken dall team wilkbe worked over and the team rounded Into shape for the Saturday encounter This game is looked fot ward to with no little de gree of interest for two of the strong CRy SCHWEITZER) official league bowling season in the Araido Tmpin league was vXceVtoIlilll' ood start on last Monday night when Alarm John mtnn oi IHM MNNM inifUl nowiers and their friends which In eluded not a few ladies and then de ttiipv ohe first biUI On tha rnlddle alley Contraray to expectations his nS6d cxcelllnl speed 'and much more graceful in action than the ordinary amateur However he not able to keep the hall 1 roliel rapidly to the left and took off the No 7 nn by many considered tho hardest pin to hit (when there are no others stand ing with it) in his talk he boosted 1 uIstt saying that Tulsa is first in everything of importance in this sec tion and is represented in absolutely every line of business find sport He saJd he was pleased to be Invited to open a league composed of men bo many of whom are promient in busi ngs and social circles and whose af Illation In a bowling league fa bound to result In much good to all r6n President Cine intro duced the mayor in a very graceful effort and showed that ho is as good hillrnt 4 i uv uowier tho course of his introductory remarks Mr Cline remarked that the brlze committee reported $80 subscribed and tho list Incomplete The match that followed was a very good one from the standpoint of the spectators as there was only a dif ference of ten pins in favor of the lexacos over tho Aetnaizcrs in the first game and of nine pins in favor of the Aetnalzers in the third game The second game was a runaway for tho Texas Company boys as Harry Stew art put up 214 and William Mid daugh scored 208 pins The Texacos as a team averaged 159 2 3 pins for the match while the Aetnalzers team averaged 151 15 pins per man In asmuch as the league claims a gen eral average of 160 pins average per man and the season Is very young It will be seen that both teams are bowling pretty ell to form Many of the players and spectators were much disappointed over the showing of Goss of the Texacos but the fact of the matter le that he has had sick ness in his family and has not had an opportunity to practice He has pro vided himself with a now ball and we expect a far different story in his next nppeHTunce Aic(oy ftnowod poorly chiefly on account of a very sore thumb Cadman was also off his usual game and a total of six helped to hold his scores down Goss made seven splits Stewtyt and MJd i Small Boys Saw It Viewed fioni the upper tires of tho btige stands the crowded park presou ted a most pldturosQuo araio when Myers stopped to tho plate to open the gaire Beyond tho center field rull ri ed freight house roof was massed with yardmen and small boy: wbllo tl Armory building a block uwiiv photographers with tclescojia lenses led lth those Inside in taking pio turcH The fans cheered their fuorlton with vim and entlitisl'mm from tho mciip nt the plnyera appeared upon tho field It was a typical A merman hash ill gathering which understood the intricacies of the sport and which followed the game from tho grand st finds and bleachers as only an American throng cun There was a finish to Bor! work Which was lucking in the play of the Brooklyn combination Both In hitting and fielding the Boston's showed per fect co operation and Judgment ns wus demonstrated by their four scin tillating double plays and tho manner in which thev switched from bunt ing to hard hitting attack at Just tha proper momc nl OfR ii'ivo Was Easy Tho National league contenders were not lacking in either xplrlt or p7ftvlng tactics but their hit and run offense was on the whole easy for tlm Red Hox to solvo and turn back There wns also a noticeable lack of speed on tho part of several of the HiooMyn players which combined with oor Judgment as to who should handle batted balls at certain critical moments pvt Boston men on bases instead of turning the plays into its Keen ti'ltlcs on tho game also think 1ciiii lit tli'H Manager Uirrlgnn scored in hit battle of wits and generalship Avllh Muimger Robinson of the Brook lyn club for the former by sending Photo to the mound nuninst saved his best left handers Ruth and Ix cnud for the games to follow Marquurd wus considered many to be best card and the fiu il it he was defeated gives Carrigan tho whip hand so far ns pitchers go for the next game or two Both 'piiins oiil'iilent It was a narrow squeak however for the Red Box and tho Brooklyn plnycrn ato far from being downcast toi lgtit Thev proclaimed boldly that they will not wait until the final Inning to go after their opponents mi Monday nod that open they unlnnber thflr bats theie will be no question rrratfling the winner All of which i apparently falls to make any impres sion rn the confidence of the Boston America ns irr Inning irst half Myers up Umpire Commliy ordered all photographers from the field This caused some de lay Myus fouled out to Cady or the first ball pitched The batter hit al a high inshoot Iraubcrt up Dau bert swung at a bail far wide of the plate Hauhert tanned on three pitched halls Strmrei up Stengel rwt out Junvrin to Hoblltzel No runs no hits no Errors Second half Hooper up Onlv seven balls were pitched by Shore in I tho Brooklyn a hair nt Jnnvrln up Marmuird worked corner of the plnle Walker up Walker drove ins hit to the Irrft ci fence for three lriics ast fir ldmg kept it from being a home i tin JlGblltzel up Cutshaw threw out Hohlifzel at first No nma nu hits no CITOl ll bocuiid Inning half "Wllu iii up TVheot iutched nn infield single toward first base Uutbhaw up Uiilahaw lilt into a double play Jnnvrin to Scott to Hoblltzel Jowroy tip Mowrey Walked Olson up It was an nitompi nt the hit and run and Mowrey had to go buck to first olsm stiuc out No runs no hits no errors Second Half Lewis up The crowd gin iewis tin ovatiim ommier ih i Lewis went to su eond suerifleed Meyers to (Jutfliaw Jsswiu lining to thli uni Gardner to Mu iiiid Cady up The Brooklvn infield rams in on tho griisa The Urouliiyn Infield biiel for a double pluv wwi imrposuly pnraed filling tho "haiieo 1 11 II 1 I 'A i I ir fin nu Hooper up Hooper filed lo Myers made tho etiich aftur run No rima one lilt no er Mogill Shoe Store a fine looking fall overcoat for young men Tho feature is a thing" this full coats Ifiirv ird Lost to 'i ufts CAMBRIDGE Mass 7 wuh a team of veteran ilavei Ing their first game of the Honson de feated Harvard at the stadiimi tidaj 7 to 8 using a bewildering assortment of open play formations After the first half the Crimson was on the de fensive most nt tv tunc Robinson soured the only jx ints with goal Ti om tiro Held to Jehdown Why procrastinate longer when to neglect a disease Is a crime and punishable bjr a reduction or diminution of your vitality and strength in time to come! 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It is both safe and wise to take up a course of treatment from specialists who have stood the test of time Our If there are any of our former patients whom we have treated within the last year who today are not still cured or are not for any reason perfectly satisfied with their physical condition we will deem it a personal favor if they immediately get in touch with us again and let us give them personal attention We shall be only too glad to do so without any charge whatever CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION REE CALL OR WRITE end each having only two miises in 4l fi te 9 JI I Ceuta) 0 a Syracue Ohio 0 1 At Colorado Colorado 27 University of Now Mexico 27 (Go) At Mv iaviue Allegheny Buffalo 0 At Eafiton Swarthmore Lafayette 6 At Rochester University Rochester 28 St Lawrence 0 At New York New York univer sity 22 Rensselaer Instltuto of Tech nology 0 At Madison Wis Wisconsin i Lawrence 0 1 At Aberdeen 8 RniifV) TluLiitv) nnlvAraltu At Pittshiirg Kan nor mm jrury I At Newark Wdutern Maryland At Trinity 0 I At Minneapolis Minnesota I South Dakota Stale college 7 i At Lincoln Neb Nebraska Drake 0 i Illinois 30 Kansas 0 At Stillwater Okla Oklahoma Aggies 90 Alva normal 0 At West Point Army 14 Wash ington and Lee 7 At Ann Arbor Mich Michigan Case 3 At Cambridge Mass Harvard 8 runs At State' College State 50 Bin knell 7 At Washington West Virginia Wesleyan 0 Washington and Jeffer son 21 At South Bethlehem Pa Lehigh 61 Albright 6 At Homewood Johns Hop nios wionni bi miirvs At Waterville Colby New Hampshire State 0 At lafyette Purdue 18 pauw 0 At ayetteville Ark Arkansas university 20 Hendrix 0 Nmman okla iklaiioina univer sity 148 Southwestern normal 0 1 iimuleljmla Pennsylvania rankljn and Marshall 0 St Washington 14 Polytechnic 0 Nh sb 1 1 1 Ten Ya bllt TV tl tlArxt xo i A Anierson 8 Georgia 26 Clem son 0 i Atlantfu Georgla Teri) 222 Cum I iH Ik i irmlngli ini Ala Auburn Birmingham cellege 0 Tm calo' ftl Ala Alabama 0 Knoxville Tenn Tennessee i MamUlle 0 Columbia INftwberry 10 South Carolina 0 (Tiattanoog a Chattanooga uni vet'ity 49 Mercer 0 Baton Rogue In rizmisiana State I university 59 Jr ffr rs 0 Lexington Va Vliglma Mililtuy i mxtitiib i William and Miirv 0 Davidson 16 North A 0 I Kewanee Tenn Sewanee 73 Mor gan school 0 Oxford University of sijipi 0 Jonesboro A ft til I tl I I I i.