Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • Page 19

PART ONE ill, Dhiuiui rJtllK PRESS, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1925. I Difficulty Of Course Determines What Is Most Important Stroke In Golf Oosterbaan Grabs Gopher Pass DRIVE IS ESSENTIAL ON HARDEST LAYOUTS Putters Are Made, Not Born Skill Comes With Practice NEVERS STARS AS STANFORD BEATS BEARS a a r. fa 1 KLIiNQpQkT Best Putting in the World Will Not Rescue Player Who Finds Trouble Repeatedly from the Tee on Courses Like Lido, Pine Valley and Others of That Type. BY GRANTLAND RICE. There vvill always be an argument among Kolfer as to which is ZvStV 'islel from the viewpoint of scoring the more important golfing stroke the drive, the approach or the putt.

It takes a combination of all to loiter around the course in par the combination could be hclu, winch would be the more useful. The Rcneral verdict lias been in favor of the putt as the main acor fc ALMA VICTIM OF LONG PASS Dorsch's Toss in Last Minute Puts Hillsdale Ahead, 13 to 6. Special lo The Free PrrM. Hillsdale. Nov.

21. With only a minute to play and the ball on his own 20-yard line Fullback Dorsh uncorked a perfect EO-yard pass to Clelstert, who ran the re-muinintj. distance for a touchdown nnd victory for Hillsdale, 13-6. It was a marvelous pass and almost intercepted by Alma, but Geistert us right on the spot to take It and evade the two remaining Alma facklcrs between he and the goal line. bp to this point the game had been a deadlock with the Itlue and White having a slight advantage over the visitors.

The victory placed Hillsdale tine notch above Alma In the M. I. A. A. race.

Tow ard the close of the first quarter Hillsdale Bturted a rush down tho lield to the 10-yard line yvhen the whistle blew, tloistert carried over on the third play after the next period opened. Almu came very close to evening the count in this same quarter when McDonalds punt glanced off Oelstert's head and was downed on the live-yard line. Molionald scored Alma's only touchdown in tho third quarter when he received a pass and carried to the 10-yard line when he carried over after three line plays. It was Dorsh who Intercepted a pass which gave Hillsdale possession if the ball on its 2-yard lino. Then came three the rarest of all combinations figures.

But if only one iart of PROS TO FACE EASTERN TEAM Detroit Panther Tackle Rochester Jeffersons Sunday at Navin Field. Victory Is Needed to Keep Within Distance of League Leaders. rtorhesler Joffersons, reinforced by Cill Knlcon and I'unr Annan, who played here with Akron lust month, oppose the luirolt 1'nnthera at Navin Held Sunday afternoon. Faleon slid Annan were released by Akron and Joined the Jeffersons two weeks ago. Hoth ar hlnh elnss baeks and proved their worth wlih Akron here In 1he Kame that resulted In a eeorelens tie.

rioeh-ester neeiied two Rood running baeks to bolster lis offense nnd lout no lima In sinning Falcon and Annan. 1'eirolt must win tn hold second plure as the Chli-awn Cardinals, now nlies.il of the Panthers by half a Kanie, Is likely lo win over Iiayton I nannies and keep tho lead. To keep within striking distance, of the I'ardlnais. the I'unthers are reiiulrod to win all of tholr three remaining sanies. syrnease Men In Foree.

Itorhester has live former flvra- euhe men on the roster, lioolev nmi Martlneau, linemen: Zlff. end: Floff- inan and KelloKg. Iiaeks. llrown Ih represented by Initio Annan and Wflbnsh bv fill l'u run. Sinvth ami 'ring, baeks.

ami Kelley, tinkle, hall from I'nlversltv of 'I'exan lark. Kordham. and i.vm h. Cut ho. lie.

university, are the ends. I.owoi of I'rsliuiB. and Miickorl. Slate col)eKn, play thn tai klen. The JeffcrsoiiB have not ereuteil furoro In the professional ranks, but displayed rial football nbllltv lant week, when thev lost lo l'otls-vllle, 14 lo ti.

l'dttHVllld bus a great team this fall, and Hie JeffeiMons did vastly to keep the Miners lo two si'orrs. I'ottsvllle has per-foiineil belter than Unit against teams eonsldered stronger than the Sin.Mli. former Texas buck, Is a grent forward passer. For three seaei.im he was the niillhsprlliu: of the I'nntnn I tn tl.l Lr that team was liolnir throii'sh the fessl.innl elreuit and bowling nn i.riRKS is another Mint' who bis mark at Canton. When the Canton club reor-ganlsed thlH full, (irlggs nnij Smith were released at their own request and Joined the Jefferson.

All Ksrept Vo, I.ynrh. from catholic university of Washington, I In on tho i eelvliig end ot Smith's passes Irlags nlsn throws few anil ii about on a par with Smith, tirlgns Is a hard running buck mid makM his poiimls count in smashes off tackle anil through center. The Vuntlicrs came out of the recent battle with the Hears at lit liuft condition with the exception i.f Waller Million tbt.d nnkle will ke.p blni out of the lineup. l.aoer will remain at riKllt ellil with fnnzcllimil at halfback in l.aiier' place ami Ulchnrd lck at ua hac (iodfrev is sch.Mliiloil for light guard 111 plac Unssell Smith, with continuing nl right tioklc. linbcrly.

Crunk and Smith ihc in ri-hci ve. llnalu- Is tlie one reserve left. l.aller lls hifte.l cm! when Was was hurt ago. HllKhltt to llrlrrrr. A hrtld i practice nlm-e the Bume Willi chiciigu lci Sunday has Served tn keep tie ill crlleiit shape.

Tlnv not taU" the Heal dcfe-it tc UN IbeV knew they i hn- lose Home time liccamie the pin ircnlt t'u, strong to permit team to get away unscathed. Kvety leant In ilie leumie Ysllh at least one defeat. Tommy Iliighl't, ru.er Michigan player. will r.f.i,. Cniil ail cftr llllghlft had playeii quarter- ba-'k for ItitfT'iln leaving Michigan.

llughltt guv up the playing end ft the gauu, this fall. hilt decided St. IV yyf.h tlc apacliv or an otn.ial Kroin k- expel lellc, l.tioyy- Itl bo the ilcult mile irnuuT II, Ing instrument, liut this depends largely on the course. On a simple course the drive and the approach, if muffed, ran often be reclaimed by a neat 30-foot putt that makes up for the lost stroke. Rut suppose one is playing at the National, Garden City, Lido or Pine Valley or Oakmont? Mhri uod Drive Count.

It is on the harder courses thus" the drive and the upproach come in for their fuller values. A good putting Ktroke Is no preat us to a golfer who Is missing hi drives at Pine Valley or I'mi National, anionic others. If he Is missing hi drive or missing his approach he is usually on the green in After uhl'li a sensntionnl putt may yield hmi a 7. Or It may take a 30-foot pull to bring him In a 10. If the course Is fairly easy, where one can honk, slice or top the hull without finding serious trouble, tie drive Is not so ImimrtJuit.

The approach of course of this type Is more Important, for if the hull Is pitched lo tli" irreen at least pert of the trouhle Is over. It Is on this type of course Hint the putter plays a leading role. I my Tee Shot Xiilnou. Tint nn the harder courses the drive Is oflen the backbone, of one's game. If a hook or slice finds the woods and topped hall finds a pond or lake, good putting win hardlv make tip tor the thliurn th.ir tHke "place before the bull re nc hH th irreen, Kor a but, tee shot on this typ of cours nmy cnntly mat thf avt-rnK golfer thre or fniir additional MrokoH before he I'mrruM from iho woods and the bunkers.

On the cbumplonsMp muirHeH a no it ml tef Bhut In Mtht Int. The. jroltYr having trotibln tn thl.s depftrt-nifnt of piny If" up iiscalr.pt a harj.na- iiijp fifternoon. For example, at ntk-i inont FranclB On, met hnd two hooked tea Mint tn mirooaxion on i tlrlv nnd pitch horn, nd In plneo, of fretting 4 hd to takft a piri of at the moat vital point of hi round. In on had to play bnrkwnrd nnd tn the other ho fulled to Ket out with Iho bull up mrftlnut the bunker's side.

Hut ot on Thin One. On most course Oulmet might hnvfl hooked Just ms badly and at ill have Rotten hU 4 s. Oood put tin will of no ucreat iae lo a K'lfer utiii 1m ruiawlnME ht tee nhot and hi appronehea on a hifth-jrrad rliDm- tdonahln lay-out. where the land peHito I a net work of dtnuatfr and HirniKni Rim hhi ruw. i inn is imiii' My true of the uveruKP player whoe rernvry touch In none tun certain.

Putting la rnor Important where the pros nnd lendimr nmeteura ar eort'-erned In the flrat place, they understand the art of rmerjclns from trouble And they have much trouble with wood and lion, Tho atnr golfer doean't nitss many tae nil ota. He dnean't mim many approaches. He Ij ttaua 11 on the irreen tn pur. But It in here that putting" either makes him or break ft him. Jim ltnrneaa Cnae.

Kor example. If Jim Ilarnea had on putting only fairly well at on-outer lie would hnvp been around 70 oi 71, for hia flrsi three round anyway, Ilia drlvlnir waa lonif and atralht. nd hia letn play waa brilliant. Hut he wiw oHon taking thne putta on three or four coriat-cutlve Kreena. No man do thl and par any kind of ntaTU-mMit.

Tlolby Jones ndrnltted that (t was only I a putting which held him in lie tight at Sknkte, where hf had foi 72 hoi" II dri vttiM ai Kood. Put mlad many aeotid ahttH only to rrovtr wi-ll and thn drop one 1't-footer after another in a gtt'adv nil-day march. Wlu-n you a re nilgai ok nom- of the 1 hree and four-foot puttn and nr bolins many -f th 10, r. utid went v-font -rs. the vnlin of the potter can be well tmderatoftd.

They nil play their part. The jrotfVr who oft In ona dr-pnrtnient la lucky If Tie can find nnv elation in his wore. lint the. comparative value of the drlva, the approach and the putt depi.tn1a InrKely upon the type of pouraa one elects to piny. GOODRICH WILL RISK HIS TITLE HuTslo.

N. A ssncla ed lrei, rich, lig hi eit hi world, and i Itv. chaileh i Illy the 1 Jimmy IJooil-i ll.llliploll of he Kiuifrm of this Wef Mglicl (,,. night by the iiuroi, shiny Allielnc nun to tight ir, ruiimls here on lie-cctnhrr 7. The men ii nt pounds and Gondii, h's title will be at utakc.

1 Scorn Two Touchdown and Features on Defense in 26-14 Victory. LATE RALLY IS FACTOR Cardinal Attack in Last Quarter Proves Too Much for California. Talo Alto. Nov. 21.

(By tho Associated I'resa.) Stanford conquered California. 26 to 14 today, before a colorful crowd of 75,000 peraonf. It was the flrat time In 20 years that a Cardinal team triumphed over the Blue and Gold at American football. The story of the (rnmo Is tho saga af of Stanford. He waa a ivhlrllnir.

rraahlnx hurrii-ane that split usunder the Unlvi-rsity of California -l(-ven, backed the tlsrht-Inir llolden Bear upon his haunchi's. krioi ki'd him over his own kohI line four times and laid him prostrat-on tho ttrldiron. The victory was obtained only ifter a sensational last period rally. California, seeming-ly. ruled In the flret half by Stanford, during the eloslnn: period pushed over two touchdowns and came within two yards of another before logins the bull throuith Nevers' tight secondary defense.

To one man, Captain Nevers, ran the Ions awaited Stanford triumph be laid. AlthoiiKh Nevers on offense was a dread terror to the lllue and Gold, although he handled the ball in some fashion on virtually every attack the red men launched: Nlthouirh he punted for an av-erajre of more than 40 yards; although he gnlned 122 yards from scrimmage and waa on the throwing end of four Stanford passes, all oi which were completed, It waa on defense that the blonde behemoth wns the salvation of the Curds. He was as Impregnable as the great wall of China. As a football contest It was relatively unimportant. Uoth teams had lost to Washington.

lTpon the result hinned only their respective final positions In the Pacific coast ronference-r-a tie with the University of Southern California In second place for the victor, fourth plare for the vanquished CALIFORNIA. HTA.NFOItn Moll Sargent Ccu per Miller Carey Cellrm Huber Rii-wett I'prrtn Imlay Vounjf California L.O.. If B. Jl.i i ris Swan Mel 'reery Armour KnfTetta Wmker Mltehell Keuite Ni'ern 1414 0 --6 Touchdowns Orifffn 2 (suh far Murphy. Ilutfue.

Ntfver.1 2. Points afler tourhfluwnM-Murphy 2. I'errin 2. lii-fere, Viirnell, chictso. 1'mpirt) McCord.

Illinois. Field jii.lits ln rke. lreBon. lleu.l linesman Thorn! un, Pennsylvania. MONROE DEFEATS ADRIAN HIGH, 14-0 Snyder Scores Two Touch downs on Sensational Long Runs.

Monroe, Nov. 21 Monroe high defeated Adrian here today 14 to 0, before a crowd of more than 3,500 people. Adrian had but one scoring chance. In the final period, when two line plunges brought the ball to Monroe's one-yard ijn wh-re it was Inst on downs. Monroe punted to mtdfleld.

Snyder scored hoth of Monroe's louenoowns, ine nrst In the Initial period. Tuklng the ball for an end run of 75 yards. He scored again In the third, after Adrian had punt- r.i i.i.niinrs iu-yara line, going j. tnrougn me wnoie visiting lineup. The visitors made practically all their gains on forward passes and thrice g.it to Monroe's 10-vard lin iN'HOK, AIUlfAX Sayles IIO'S-II Whlieop Walts IVlerson Huntley Snvier (c) Kill Waitar Monroe Aiirlan ..1.

(i It 7 0 drulil C. Mmilh Ktsrhpf (ci Teniple 1,,. W. Smith MuiThv Jai-kson Soott liwk ft -14 fl Touchdowns -Knviler I'ulnts from tou. h.ftwn-ljuntl'y 2.

A tiu iii. oiiuru--ninyo inimii. 1pm-Innrl. Tfmo of iiuarten 12 minutes. Kamnttz for Savli-s.

CENTRAL NORMAL AND ALBION DRAW Methodists Have Slight Edge in Total Yardage. Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Nov. 21 Albion eolW'Ke and Central Normal plaed to ii 0 to II tie in the homecoming game here today before on of the largest erowds ever to see a gntne in Pleasant.

iVnlral had a tug advantage In yardage gHined during the lirt half, while the Methodists took the offensive In the second half The visitors reeled off lis yards during the game after losses were deducted, while Central plowed through Mil 1 1' AI.HIoN CKN'T normal. H.v,,,il Howell lwl.lt K.istmnn 1 t-Minert F. VH'Ilr Hiu hon KKKt'HUm r. it. 'rhinsTR'ii I'llimi It Wilh.trtis Iltr Arnol.l H.

Wlllianii 1 Mh-hvlnon X'hKMl 0 0 V-(I t'entml Nortu.il 0 0 0 for M'rhlin 'Vlwii for Hi-ktT for Hfimrtt' Mu-hoKon for oehrll. H1H.i for Mlrltlon for Wnirnrr. Mit-'kp-iiie f(r H.kiI. VlnH for M.trkcnzfo, ttoffittan for lor I'amnk-ii. Citron tor kenaKn, lUrlow for IMrk tw- Paic" 1'tnptrp -Mci-uiiivh.

Ypsiuintl' Him Warrt-n. Right Methods Are Advised No Need to Change Expert Five characteristics mark ths good putter and all of them are easily acquired by any golfer. The putter, in other words. Is not a born freak; he is the result of practice with right methods. The five characteristics are a light touch, with the little fln- fer of the left hand left off he shaft; an easy, rhythmic, steady swing; all the weight on one leg, preferably the left; the body held still so there Is no forward body sway and the overspun ball.

The putting grip need be no different from the grip for other strokes. I think it is a mistake to change from overlapping lo the Two-V grip on the putting green. Stick to your natural grip. Ilecause the shaft is short, however, you grip the club as shown in Figure 1 with the left hand. It is well to omit the little linger of the left hand, because thla digit Is powerful and it exerts FLINT DEFEATS BAY CITY, 32-0 Vehicle City Eleven Maintains Unsullied Record in Decisive Game.

Flint, Nov. 21. A wonderful red and Mack clad Flint grid machine completely submerced the Hay City iVntrnl eleven at Port Memorial field this afternoon. 32 to 0. With a fast, flashy backflHd back of an impregnable forward wall, Captain J-loyd led his warriors to victory in his lust appearance in a hiKh school uniform on a local gridiron.

The vounif triant. aided bv IVcker and Iurorhelle, gained almost at lii i uii ft ii mo tny iiiii- uu capped the climax by catching a punt In the third period nnd threading hia wuy 60 yards through the entire up-state eleven for a touchdown. Chief Nevitt's ynunf-'Mers were mtpunU'd, outsmarted and, In fact, completely outchvifled by the Flint eleven, gaining but two first downs throughout the entire game, while ItasHett's machine regijter'd 24, two of which were the result of an iierial nttack and tha on st might football. lietween halves, tho stadium, took on the appearance of big college came, when a hundrMi-pieee band, the combination cf Flint and Hay City's musical units, paraded the flAlrl rousing cheers from the 7.00" ecstatic fans. FLINT.

I wker Trine Hire Hiilcr Hliiliien llurrlnKirr I iurt Ilmzll leeeln-lio Smith Film BAY CITY, Werner Mai kiln McSlisne i it ii. Aucr ilnnllM Wliwler itrnwn Itix (CI LorTlrr ---a irr.il ll- ii hiiowd. -Hrall 11. Vonnc 2. 1 trli s-lifu rimfor, ti In J.

pliicenient: Uraztl. in 2. iil.n-t'in.nt 'tn-l tlrip kick; C. Ytiunu-, In 't piMM fnrn Suhst ituthnt- itf T'tne. Trim: for Htihtvan.

llnl-tte f'ir Mi'i fur fur Mi'iee. JnnifH for "ilhMcn. Kit-- rtls for Ha 1 1 inirei-, Your f'ir T'ort, I 'on fur i Y'jimv, II. Youir for 1 hirt, i'. Vmjnif for H.

outihf. for II. Youk for (Wn for H. YoUhk. ror Uirnnrrc.

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1 c-t roit. I b-uil lint'Hnntn KaUtituizoo. PURDUE HOLDS INDIANA TO TIE lilnominKton. Nov. 21.

ht Associn to(l 1 Mint up umt I rtl in im. a m-icnt lonsii'v ri vuls. fought ti a scoflPSH tie iur lodtiy it )ic fit-1 icnt lull i.i I mti.ina'.H nrw Mtiidlum. Tif In the final period Urim-i'. IndtatiM Hunt K'lmrtl.

atteinptt-tt ti'M't nuiila from within the o-yarJ lino. Nckt th ilo! Mark it, Indiana tnp-Ifiin, run 10 yfinlfi for nn opat-iit tMiichdown. hut tho ruled he had Hteppcd out of bound. at mid-field. CADETS SWAMP URSINUS, 44-0 W-s I'oint, N.

Nov. 21, Army Bwainp'd IrlniuK today, Ai it. The aiH-ts sror. tx tniichdtrW frui hirh two eon Is wcrti kirktd and lWd a pln'-ii kU-ker, dropped wo lie Id kohU over ho bur. Tho Army varnlty m'n.

i-xn nt lnir Wil- nn Hnrdinw and NprHRuo. wt in ho fur 'm I ii brief time in rioivuid quarter. lurinf that riod Army made 2 puinta. I'rsm- uia never ir(t within oiniao- oi i ue Army Roai vs NEW YOEK (Former Hamilton Ttam) i i i 1 IS to Produce Best Results; Grip on Greens, Says. a side-pull on the whole hand Throw all the weight to on leg makes no difference which one so the body will stay still There is a tendency for th weight to pass back and forth on the legs when the weight is evenly divided In the stance All body weaving should le kept out of the putt out of all swings, as a matter of fact.

Figures 2 and show th correct putter action for the overspln roll. The entire action of the blade Is kept to the minimum. This means the blade would go back, say, five inchfs and forward, through the ball, about eight inches i total action of 13 Inches. This would he ubout the maximum, too. For short putts, much less action.

Keep the blade turned at direct right angles to the direction line throughout. Keep blade low to the ground though it lifts sliciiilv the end of the back Hit uown on tna Dan and hit right through It In a straight line. FOOTBALL RESULTS. Continued From I'sge 1. Washington Stale (ionsag.i II.

lncutrr UN. tit. Olnf II. SOITII. Ilnmpden Sydney 6, Rnndoluh Ma.

con O. 14, K. C. Stnte 0. uiiiim-iiury xo, llonnoke o.

Florldn 11. Mississippi Aggies 0. -Mercer 21, Oglethorpe H. Alnlininu I'oly lllrmlnghnni fininern in. I.oiiisville .14, Toledo 0.

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I B.uilt 'SErS fill 7 tor i- m-A "'i. In nV "yj7W IA r. amw iiiiaw lima Mi KTi ietroic Mi 3L PARSACA'STOE JINSFORUNION Quarterback Kicks Three Field Goals to Beat Grand Rapids South, 9-0. Grand Itapids, Nov. 21.

Grand Kuplds tTnion retnlncd lis claim to siato Inlerrholastic honors today when It defeated South high 9 to 0. Coach (ictllngs's team met Its first defeat In 19 games through tho educated toe of Jiocky I'nrsaea, who tlrop-klckeil from the field suceess-fitlly three times out of four attempts. Shortly after the second quarter began. T'arsnca forward passed to Cornwall, who was stopped on Sooth's 30-yard line. l'arsnca, standing on Souths 40-yard line, drop-kicked tho ball squarely between th goal posts.

South kicked off. I'arsaca punted yards to Smith's lu-yard line. Wltzol, hooting from his own goal line, kicked to mldtlelrl and l'arsnca returned the hull to Soulh's line. I'nrsaea went back 10 yards Hlid again drop-kicked over the goal. t'nion yvas threatened shortly after yvhen Witzel's punt stopped on the Wcst-slticr's three-yard line.

Hart, however, punted out. i arsaca uttcmpteii two drop-kicks tin third quarter, one from the -yard line falling short but the other, attempted after the Trues- ilales enure team changed shoca found its mark. 1'nlon pushed tho. ball to South's 15-ysrd line near the close of the fourth quarter, but lost the tin 1 1 on downs. rsii in.

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Ire, cUmih lie NVIw-u tVr for Hi I'mii I Il.ail limsinn HiK.k.-r, MUhiK.iu. JACKSON CLOSES DISASTROUS YEAR Prison City Held to Scoreless Tie by Pontiac. Jackson, Mich. Nov. m.

When Jackson Il'gh was held to tie today by I'ontiac High. It "larked the ilrnt time In tl hlntory uf ihc local Heliool tli'it the Orange net litnek have gone through a sca-mii without winning over a single cues A aggregation. did win two game this season, one from Hillsdale, a class il team, and one from Kaston T'ark High of llufTalo. N. y.

Three games and two lied to class A i. The teams playe.1 even terms mhoul llic contest, with 0 1 1 IK til" edge on iloWtlS 1 1" 'Ik boom. local etui, displayed seine evcllcnt puii ling, his kiiks iv trig about yards. I'S'UI a way redeemed her of Ann Mem-, by holding I'ontiac, its the I'cH uereate.l i be but pic and Xl recently. ST" It 'I- Sislil i Hl'lU'lK Ten 1.

II II. I'll I. II Tee Or i lal eteii 1 I ll'dt 1.1IVSI1MII BROWN ELEVEN WINNER, 38-14 i the Pics I I ef itv New Il.impshilr all It. it a It TeiiKhl 'it llrown tod iv, to It New playing forced luewn to recall vaisttv men It, tiH. oi, I half I he ut put across two touchdowns in the si end period, one of III, til all nS- run by Connor, who recover-j id a brow futuble.

ypsi isfIrst in island run Me-liiitun St tc Norn, tl, on til- atttlll ll tun SaMnd.y. I ii r.tt.-t th i i be Itulh nlirtl PI he, 1... I the 1 rl-. tunccy hue. l'otiaM I.

i 'iv was Mirhig I'ollege 1 1 I olt. I'. Mieh'gtl'l 'I "I ,1 older 11 Me p-g IU ,1. start. ird r.

4-1 K-1 Nr i cy let ,1.,, fo- ball, I 1 1 1 1 1 I luipeient of to pl.t.. ikk the game. 1 4 i( Jay Hawkers Tp Missuri in tsig upset Valley Champions Helpless After First Few Minutes and Lose, 10-7. Lawrence, Nov. (By the Associated Tress.) The University of Kansas Jayhawkers arose from obscure depths far flown in the Missouri Valley Conference lists here today to smile the conference-leading Missouri university Tigers.

IU to 7. The Tigers, who scored their only touchdown only a few minutes after the klckoiT, struggled vainly against the spirited passing and kicking name, luosed as a dazzling surprise by the Jayhawkers. The Jayhawkers twice held and turned back the Mlssoufliins within a few feet of their goal line In the third period. The tide turned against and swept away the conference-leading Tigers ivhen Wall, who entered the game for ths purpose, kicked a field goal for the Jayhawkers from the Missouri Ill-yard line. The opportunity came, when tho wind hurled back a punt of Lludenmever, Missouri left tackle, and Kansas took a 15-yard penalty from Missouri, placing the ball near the Missouri goal posis.

YALE IS CLOSE. TO RIVAL GOAL IN LAST PERIOD Continued jora Inge. 10, "iia-mooN icri no standard Uy wnicbl 10 juime llie name. When Hie lust period ended, the slamls. stood silent after the Ilrnt hysterical shout from the frims-an side.

Vales iiiidllekl strength where brawn and little brain was rcnir- d. furnished a total ot tirst downs for HO yards gain, against. Harvard's three first downs nnd 73 yards. The figures accurately estimated the relative power of the two teams. nut thu Hulldog presented the worst side of that tenacious and sometimes charming canine whisc unlovely head bus such little brain p.m.

Yule Pluis I'oorly. Thouiaiids of Harvard men. who stood unhappily iliietittit quarters of lamentable football, filtered out int.) the tyiliirbt unable lo believe the hiui ended In a scoreless travesty. The Harvard team could have won greater glory had al played best and it would have been beaten soundly. Hut Yale brought up a team that played in close quarters more In the manner of a imeklot chili than In eastern class rhek.

of the back. Hold, and Say les a nd at ends, played good football for the i rimson. hut Yah- eleven was the best friend Hint the anguished Harvard Alumni ever bud. I'erfrct Kor I luiirrn Aetlnn. The day was a perfect, one.

with cloudless aky and a five-mile replnr. perfect action. ameia men the two hands in their intermission antics, ami other camera rehearsed various segmenn the two cheering ns nl,) alumni, at the command the 11,1,1 director, lifted 1 and sang songs while the shutters the Harvard-Ynle giiue of immortal. 'I he nine as well as the Crimson wen. embalmed in the picture Sol-dots' mid was hihd to overflowing with the than tiu.mui The football gill was tluie, and her swa'tts were oiivIiil- f- a piece for the carnation pinned An-r til" game the Mary ml side flooded Held and followed Its gang of i us out of the arena.

1 Harvard forgot Something. 1'ee ii time the neutral spectators I hoped Hint ll.ii always the seli.e of colli tesy. would uproot her! own goal posta and present them! lo Haven side, of the livid I out of gratitude for the work of i the bill' eleven. 1 or the unhappy men K'll. litiieb and won.

lemur est Mi. the other half of the hoiseshoe led They had come to l.i Idrfe Willi the blue feather of lal in: their bats, and a pile of money ml waiier on (heir team, nnd thev had! seen no team. They had tn a tttovie, i iretabers began clearing them "Ut as ilusk settled down on the ''Inules lier on lite hiuK. drop, and It as ditlVultv Hint thev could be I nerve. I Thev bad come to their team p'av fo.tlall.

Thev bid seen I no, si il.i: h. action, mild! au.l im nated lithtnlncs tio-i hut the wintry anger of lite oldtitne Hltics, who never Pass, livstrrlcnllv, sat dow colainllv aid stood still while the rolinled Miem out two yards victory, litis absent This an let hal, vol body of harit unA ntasterless teen was a myth. lough I'ar Yale Alumni. Kv.ti though the football girl sere, lined h. excitem.

tit and the old graduate applauded the mls-piuys of tb- opposing the r-al football of the institutions, who Mocinri of spiel with tip. Cri vishus, thev re -si a die, se lo, ,11 g.i ae It was neither il stoty. It a The Yale te.m hnd mad-i points to rune, ions could not score a lean and well the puss that won. MII.1.SIJAI.K. Allln'ler I.

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H. It It. B. Hillsdale 0 6 il 7--I3 Alma 0 0 6 0 0 Referee Hassolman. Umpire- A rrhlmu.rh.

Touchdowns 'ieistert. McIiunaliF. ileal alter luitehtow Hodgsiin. KEATS TO BOX SMITH AT FAIRVIEW CLUB Toledo Lightweight Takes on Toronto Boy Monday. Adam Keats, veteran Toledo light mul fiorgie Smith of Toronto hnv been matched to box In the eight-round main event at th Fail-view A.

Monday night. Keats has boxed several times at the bigger Detroit clubs. He Is a smart a good puncher and Is hard to Knock down. Smith is making his tlrst aitpoaranre In a Detroit ring, but romes re fo in me tided as a smart youth who can box and hit. I.eroy DougHii.

the boy who mode things decidedly in crept ing for Tommy l.ee at Dnnceland a trifle more than a week ugo, has been igned to box Sammy Heed of New York tn the etul-tf nal, scheduled to go six rounds. They at ban tarn -w eights. Jimmy Ifnrvpy of banning nnd Whirey Tyson of Detroit, flyweights, mingle In the six-round main preliminary, bib the othr jsix -rounder brtniiH together Vie, Hurke of Crosse I'ointe and Jimmy MrC.uire of De-KonK'' and Thorp of Osborne, Ohio, box in rum of the two four-troit. Marry Jenninga of Ktver round bouts on the card. whipped pack which hnd lost to the ot untie and Hluck by 3'i points The old grstd ktiew that Harvard, evert though saving i I by smart del nsivf play, had starn in a comedy film, while KU-Yale pin yed role of the cross -eved man who lost the 'i'be Yale alumni, tilterfnn silently out to th nl.ion-y of ry overheard In-wt'H-bi nl l'tughtt-r nnd cultured Utei lugs Kai-vardians too pn.

Ht. beer for Harvard and Metro.Coldw yn-Mayer. The were too downcast even to band logt-ther for one defiant hohk iod. for country and for Krt mo us -i'lavfrs -husky. Vet, as they ent forth to 'the hideous dreams t( a yetr of wasted, barren days, ahmit ofllce and home, then-cloud of mirrow was lined with the.

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