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FIVE CONFERENCE GAMES ARE INCLUDED ON WOLVERINE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE NEXT FALL November 13 Ohio at Columbus October 2 Casa at Ann Arbor October 23 Illinois at Ann Arbor November 20 Minnesota at Minneapolis October 16 Minnesota at Ann Arbor October 30 Navy at Baltimore October 9 Mich. State at Ann Arbor SPORT AND FINANCIAL NEWS SPORT AND FINANCIAL NEWS DETROIT, MICHIGAN', SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1U25. VOL. 91, NO. 70.

Michigan Sets Precedent In Big Ten By Booking Minnesota Twice In 1926 and Friedman Picked by Eckersall For All-Conference '-i-Cw- jfs. j'iS f7T5i sfk. Sv jTs P-i frL74 ('i nr. ACA ix'vJfC a- wtJs recA Jivr-iL iVi-ii La, 7 1 1 "-H UU. Jlfcw -all -ill -X 11 ECKERSALL'S ALl-CONFERENCE GRID TEAM TEN CEN'TvS GRANGE SCORES TWICE TO BEAT QUAKER ELEVEN Ulini Flash Puts Over Both Touchdowns as Bears Win, 14-7.

RAIN SLOWS CONTEST Steady Druxla Makes Long Runs Impossible 30,000 See Game. t'hiladnlutilo, see. i By lb A saw lain! I'rasa i Mr, "fUil" tirariKB, Wheatfm'a wldoly known Iceniart. aided at nutoil mtimenm PRICE 'Bama to Play Huskie Team At Pasadena Accepts Offer of Coast School. for Game to Be Played i January 1.

Southern and Western Cliam-i pion. to Meet in Rose Tourney Feature. 'hlcao, le. 6. Alahm.a urilvsr-sity liaa accepted Kr, effef from the I'nlverattr of Washington to plar tha Tournament of ftose gima on New Year's day.

It was authoritatively laarned today. A llftn of aecepiartea was recalved by Jack flenaftel. gradual ensnager of th l'nlTr'ty of ira- i OOSTERBAAN, MJCHJGAN. T. tfKS.

L. LOWRY. C. D. HARMON, R.

H. ICC ARTY, f. CRANQL. L. U.

M. WALSH. H. HIMDCRSOH. It.

T. KASStL. t. Ohio. sorawBTnti.

wraooifsr. cwicauo. tjxiKoia. turjuaaif. ninnMT.

csttuu. uxiauia. INDIANA BOOKS PAIR WITH NORTHWESTERN Lowry Is Made First Choice For Center Berth Over Brown Chicago Critic Gives Purple Pivot Man Margin Over Wolverine Doyle Harmon and McCarty Are Placed in Backfield With Grange and Friedman. ECKE11S ALUS ALL CONVEREJSCE FOOTltALLTEAMS Situation Is Brought About by New Faculty Ruling Making It Imperative for Conference Schools to Play Four Games With Each Other Illinois Drops Nebraska Date. Spwial to Tli Free l'nM.

Chicago, Dec. 5. For the first time since the nineties members vi the Western conference will play two football games with each other. Michigan and Minnesota will meet twice, and the same is true of Indiana and Northwestern. This unique situation was brought about by a new faculty ruling making it imperative for Big Ten elevens to play at least four games with each other.

The conference coaches went into session this afternoon at 2 o'clock, and at 6 o'clock were hopelessly deadlocked. A committee composed of Major John L. (iritlith, the Big Ten athletic commissioner, A. A. Siagg of Chicago and George Huff of Illinois was appointed to iron out the situation.

This body of slate makers tried every combination imaginable to bring about the desired result, Second Ttam Lsmpc, Chicago Brown, Illinois Stipele, Wisconsin Brown. Michigan Mitterwallner. Illinois Hawkins, Michigan Flora, Michigan Schirmer, lows Position First Team Left end Ocsterbaan, Michigan Left tackle Edwards. Michigan Left guard Hess. Ohio State Center Lowry, Northwestern Right guard Walsh, Minnesota Right Henderson, Chicago Right end Kassel, Illinois Quarterback, Freidman.

Michigan Left halfback Grange, Illinois (Capt.) Marks, Indiana (Capt.) goti. reprentlrig tha rMt "tbr moihr of th in the aa'urlng tha im, tl d-rpixt Uo KrnnWOfI November 6 Wisconsin at Ann Arbor Third Team Mathews. Northwestern Nelson. Wisconsin Krasuski. Iowa Reitsth.

Illinois (Capt,) Lovette, Michigan Hobscheid, Chicago Rotney, lows Almquist, Minnesota Kutsch, lows Wilcox. Purdue Molenda. Michigan W.M'Ifl Sli4ip followers of fooibaii, ilh N'r th i extern o. he, iy i.w tht Nti'hig-so WAN a tetter (mm cm a ry fW hi, and Pur pi" h(f It are to le ctig im no f'ir no ledging tl.c ability of a tfim whi'h Is on of nipt fojftitstndlng eleven of tbe stem so, Michigan le nut only the ern Conference champion. ri also it has a very strong to the western title nnd whoub! be p1acd mioiiKside I'nrtmoitth and Wschtliij Ion tbe strortgetit in tho eoutiuv.

i'oh'Ii Yost versatile: eleven, -ne which ouM tfil: pUy muy pe. 'I he ten in as nipped iih fot to pn- rW Mli' IVle of defense, and V'iSl fat to be filer UiM Ted for UTTl Ir-tf cut taru wht'b lulrnl. is thei btat he -er levriuped. 1 And Downs in (he Utotrue Mirmesti and name, Viar f.iidin. und-- Jeorgf I.t'tle, h'td hc.ug def ent--! MirmeaotA and guidsn of e4: At- bigsn early 'in the iion and li tie bvl MlnneMotti.

the (, tue ha true Wisconsin np'tit l-y rallying -h mum ihm Vr, ,1 brmo were d-fr'st-d in th rm naifiin gsir'a. Tn i writer hut ontended right along that Iritis it a apabia mentor, una II ir alone i.l i v. tio on a in it team hb will either be i pi, or fig oMnders. Ih.nesvtii rr a 'I'liT'-iii? bono, Uhd hv jt hi in th The i 'j- flith garif of th phei enggd in on: struggle 7h cof.itin. fat won from iona.

ftf-e nig Tri 1 by Wls- of gun and ho il rf mni tJong In fool rt fcrha- k. I tr.r. any i i' ft hs If h.v k. haif r.ak snd are sorupW p'er may I ri tbe p-'isi; in on one ptv. ti wiv ne wlri hftrk on l.er or a ne fr ba'-k on ano'her ah of th- ks i lnrru'd wt bj rmj-jfi.

Jnlll'r t'i f.ti 'be r.e fSrsiew. fir, th' i't, bb-k of for- I w.ard t-esi Anv th hacks nay1 ri i j.a i' was not tn In- 1 re'jijer, iliif to ave f.t tt the line sfjd at tfki Kisrd rir E'ud b' T-a ylfll 'O h'tvar th bH 1 Ifo. "vor, fh o-t ti irrea i.f s) us 1 tP.a cmver. fisders. Is Made Capfain th ovsl r's'a Urt a prsrartn is poI ap'atn Mark a ef i.1r.

s-n an 'hr arrest bS'-lc r.oi rk w-ojld mc.fs; had ha nf a a'rnaf tai r.f 1 'g aii T-ar n1 r.o Jld re one tns g'ea'ear rfaera in Hm ee.nfr- rt'e the nn tn ir. Kart ior, a d'd T'''rn ef purd Vfed -f hiftn, rritron or itn- 'a fsrk. H'vf ae1 Of Ia. they wji ia r-rtam gairea, are. a'-phon-ad inoii' Moih wra b.

ft in gtti- bf I arv oi he trrMtf jl to thir ifann in In rteff r' a Crt'! tf. ir. t. rnoar so a -iuea ibrotjga prt'. BtlNtfOal I'aga Tatalr I kr I I i i i i I i I Right halfback Doyle Harmon, Wisconsin Karow, Uhio atate Fullback McCarty, Chicago Lewis, Northwestern BY WALTER ECKERSALL.

U.i,,,, w.v,.(l ro.K. no r.mm.M. rti nv minijfes ff.r ho bad be-u haode.i th telegram wa nr. hiainfffl ttnay Minnesota In the final tame of th r. North wen lc rn a IhiVt ic -fTi I.tls Hh'Ucd a splniid trait of by I'lforrnlog CnHf-h YM of that their tcin bu no (liilm to th tilla and that the Wolverine il.

serving of undisputed Itig Tn cbanipionshlp. It waa a ft no spirit to show, and Northwestern (s be conunentlfd upon its sporiMiianship. a growing feature of Western ConfereiKe ath-U ics. Nort western lost Imt one roti-fcrence game, and That to ('btr-agn It cttiCHgd til tour etMigKles. wbilc Mil Iukuu loft but of.r -f it nit lug 'fen mi uuk ten.

The Turpi, how played the tu fc" nu uibcr of four (fnfer-nre giiinii Hnd In ait -d the Ml' I nxtri sftf I sine? ltirto. when a NtiMliwit-tin eii-ven bad liini to a Wr aii. Hit. reprise fit by one of the lust oievenn in its history, a tpam whirh played th old and th new ynnio ut'cpn-fully Ihrotighout moot -f tho year, callbrr of other team In the Western Conference, or Htt Ten, wm not ii i to the usual standard. Although Michigan wan defatpd by Nor tii wetrn, 3 to 2, Jn a fi of mud, the olvprinca wfro h' far t)ie hri tram In th1 nnf'rn' KtdU'Wlnic th p-ttH' by tna I'ur- the 'MmIz nd liiu won from im Siaift hnd Mlnni'mtu in coin fttchtfin.

uia rvf-a t-l the Navy In ow of the hig intcrnfM con ten tH of the nr. Fi-liow MicbiKan'n victory uvtr All Teams Experience Ups AMATEUR BODY an 9 AWARDS TANK TITLE EVENTS Thirty-Eight Numbers Distributed to Six Clubs it. Ten Meets. MICHIGAN GIVEN NINE University Pool to Be Mecca for Contenders From Out in State. Members of the swimmlne committee of the Michigan A.

A. V. have completed their awards of state title events to be decided during; ths Indoor season and have distributed the meets to various member clubs. Thirty-eight chumpionship numbers have been distributed amount six clubs nnd will, under present plans, be contested for In II meets during- a period of three months. Because of the lack of adequate accommodations In the past.

University of never has hart a state meet, but now that the university opened a new pool, nine events are listed for decision in Ann Arbor. Another club to break Into the list of organizations stag ing state ohsmplonMiips. Is Die I trolt Women's Swimming assoela (ion. Thin club hs been awarded 1 nve eviHs lor Hint supremac unu a national number. To Aronwe Intereat.

Kxpnn(Hnff the territory in which to conduct the tents mark the rapiJ strides th.it awlmming baa mnde In tha past few y-ara. Iei etiofore onlv a few clubs wre nvr.llablc to tHk the hurden nf conducting 14 titular affair. Only one nf thepp organizations If mining ftv-rn the list thin year. Wumnn' Actual ir club having nuked I relic ved from ct.nd u't Ing mept. With the new of Michigan pool a it in ex j-tcd that the meMa will draw cumpMl-torf from "ut In the etate.

The cards alwayn rv larked out ntt entries, but with the unlvcrnlty conducting title numhrs the en- tries that otherwlae would di-clin' 1 a trip to I-efroit are xprtd to Journey to Ann Arbor. This tlnn would put tha eport nn a higher plane thnn it ever ha? known in the state. To accornnu'dat the out wimiriprH and amuse, more lnfr-eat tb unlveraUy hns beri grwn'ed a large number of vfn's Nine numbers nre listed for dc- ctslon at Ann Arbor durii'g the meeta f.heduled. Tb first niMt Is to be held on rerrrher IT when! tha J'inlor stata t1tli are to be decided in tha men't tests. I HoltK II I Mfff.

The other meet Is scbrd i1 on March 2, when the men's r-yrrl free style, low board fancy di'j- 1 ing for men. inn-yard nfrok fnr men, brs-ast stroke women. anl the men's 40-yard relay are to bm derided. Ten events have bn s-hed in the V. M.

r. pool during the two cfimpetlMona. Petf-'it YsV-t club haa bein cut to fl jtr-ir. numbers the lie lie I tie club was successful In lt bid the Rat in a Junior haroptnnsh ipn. The natfor-al nupibcr uiM d-nw virtually all of the leading J'jn''--- swimmers (n th 'rv shnuid ie jn into-! snir-r chantplcinships held af- ni It last mitrimer I'etrrvJt Wnmen't Pwfi.m!:.g as-n- cl ior.

has ged b. wsf high tank fr is tit mets. Tha women's club awarded five evn'a include Junior 100-vard free sfyie for mn, 50-yard free ei ie. Junior. fr 1 womn.

ROn-ynrd fre stv. for women. ISf'-yard br)i h'k 1 for men. and 'be wor.n diving numbers frnm Mt th r. W.

Jt. A also wiW end-set be national nenbr trr ds- 1 tancc. Defend Plonge Title. I MlssPorothr M. Wf-M.

pchc.ri nd nr- I ent plunge champion, wti! rtefnd ary 22. Tha Dolph'ri a the wr' City club Th' sfr venta cn Fe'oruAry Tr1- are to Include inlor men. 22o-yard hresf fo 1 V-n i van a snn iianmnurn sria.iMtbr bai.di:a;.-i nidi iV-nnsvlvanla snd I tarttnrtuMi snd.jfiUrs JC XHMU5. muie iuuijui.aicu. Big Ten Football Schedule 2 oe.

Met. I Iluller. Del. Ill, Imn. Met.

lit, Mlehlunn ol Inn trkiir. (let. atle Pennaj Ivttuln. ov. Chicago at t'hlenao.

lft.Open. S3. Ohio State. I IIH M.O. Oi-t.

16 delnhln. -PrBiiiiylTanlft at hila- Cii-t, 3-l'nrdae. O. I. Mate.

Nov. Nov. 1.1 mi Nov, 1:0 WtconIn. OHIO Oct. 1 (olumhlu at iv Vork.

Oct. Oct. a. i ten go nt htcngo. ov.

MUhlgiin. Nov. 20. IlllnoU mt 1 rbana. WISCONSIN.

Ort. 1A- Purdue at Lafayette, Oct. Vt Indlnna. Ort, IUI. Mlnns-aota.

Nov. it. Mlchlgati at Ann Arbor. Nov. III.

Istwo. Nov. 2ib htcatio at Cfa.i-ag:o, MINNFUOTA. Ort. Ift-MIrhlgnn at Ana Arbor.

Oct. North Itnkuta. Oct. iNconHlit at MnitUnn. Nov.

fl low at Iowa Mi 7. Nov. -iO Mlchlgnn. NOHTIIWrSTEItN. Oct.

2 Rotith Dakota. Uvt. 4 arlfton. Oct. Indiana.

Oct. 2: Notre Dame. Oct. ao Indlnna at llloumlngtoa. Nov.

rnrdae. Nov. 1 hlcnK. Nov, Iotb at Iowa llr. IOWA.

Oct. 1ftv-l11lnol. at Vrhnna. Oct. Ohio Mat at iolnmbna.

nv, fle Mlnnrinti, Nov. iMconaln at Madison. Nov. Northweatern. INDIANA.

Oct. 2. D'pBBIT, Urt. 9. KentnrkT.

Oct. Northweatera at Evani- ton. Oct. 23. 1 UmmIii at Madlaon.

Oct. orth wewtern. Nov. l.1Mlssi4sitpi4 A. and M.

No. Purrfoe at l.afarettr. PI RDl'K. Oct. 1 Re -W Incnnsitn.

Oct. 23. a leu go at rhfeago. Oct. 30.

Opft. Not. ft Northwentera at Fiana-ton. Nor. llv Opf.

Nov. 10 Indlnna. NOTIlr. flAMC. October IB Prnn tale.

Oitohrr Northtvr(rra at KvatiSttsii. Octobrr 30 tieorgla Tech. Novemhrr Nt-hranka at l.iacntn. November IS Army at New fork. KANSAS READY FOR GOODRICH Buffalo.

V. r. I By the AtKOctatftfl TreiVf. Jimmy ihe rJ-ftr-'pVn, anrl K'Tky a nn, opponent In a fltlA fght. tr pmi Mfn- 1 nv ntgni.

cornpi-to't thlr prpMrAtiTi and are hth dn to th rou.red 18 Paving ftrm expct a i'ne battl? arid bet. (nng oddB btre now are i i I N' OuTIIVV F-HTKIiN bud a great ccKSf ul in Its htntory. Al- thoush defeated by Tulane In an important Intersect iona I struggle, i i i i 1, ,7 1 ing to ucf. at Mo higHii and Purdue. Indiana had nrvousv d.

ed and the team succumb-! to f'hl- i fuggic. to In their Anal elfish the Mon with Imc tlie I'urpie until the serond half ar.d t-nt- en onli by a garrison finish by II i.o. nn ft cK veil, oai'Ii ThiMcthwiilte and atl tl.witlte and bis able a-- ta ills everj- irxsiin to tvrl IM'U'I cf fhli rHr'i or I Micr in hf 1 (nruniKtrtnt ui'hftl( 'hi- i t-AKn had a yr -ar. The Mar-fens iost thtir lnt'-nctional eati.es to1 but every switcn matte tne situation Only a tew teams cared to play Minnesota, while Iowa had difficulty to arrange its four games. Finally the roaches became boastful and Dr.

Spears of Minnesota agreed to meet any team twice during the season. His challenge was immediately accepted by Coach YoM. of Michigan, with the result the teams will meet twice next fall. Northwestern Dofs Same. In order to frlvc Indiana the required number of four came.

N'rihwosttirn agreed to meet Indiana in home mid liomn engage-nirnts. It was Ih1 only (solution to oih nf the most complex irnMms tlin football conches have hnd to solve In their long terms of nervlef. It was niHiiv; i'Vpii more perplexing 0'trusp of thi Illinois, OiieHRo. Miehlgaii and uhlo State hnd previously ulated contests with eastern elevens. ChlcaKo will leave Staff field to meet Northwestern, the name helirr planned the dedicatory feature of the Purple's new Mndlum.

Coach Zuppke troke off negotiations with Nebraska by olaiminn the trip to 'arly In the season to Lincoln is a hardship Instead of a benefit. Notre Dome Meet I'nrple. Notre Uanie will meet Northwestern at Kvanston on October 3. and Coueh Koeknes eleven will clash with his usual eastern opponents. Indiana has added two southern schools fn Kentucky and Mississippi A.

uud M. to Its schedule. The objection to plyiti Minnesota was because of the shift employed by Spear, the liopner coach It is claimed thnt the Uopher shift starts before the hall Is passed, while others say that It la Just a case of the Gophers hav-tnis lots of speed. Assumption of a passive attitude on the question ol professional football, closing the track and field meets lo members of Iho association only and curblnK the number of scouts sent to the football games were, the salient features of the annual meeting of the It was the general opinion of faeultv members, athletic directors the roaches lhat the Dfofesslon- el (rridiron situation is not alarming. The question was discussed Informally but was not deemed Important enoiich for drastic action.

It lilntefl however iho profession si sport will be watched carefully every precaution taken to safc-KUard the game as played by the members of the hlrf ten. Closed to III Ten. No reason was ndvane.ed for rloa-ln the Western Conference outdoor track and field meet to members of ill Ut Ten only. This sunirestlon haa been made en several occasions, hut tio action was taken until today. In this connection, the faculty also voted to place Ihe Hctual handling of tiie trm and Meld fames in the hands of tho athletic directors.

In ihe past the prad'iHte managing committees or board of director ked after alt details of both meets. Tn tl-e future this committee will function In an advisory capacity. A committee composed of J'rofes- irn Skinner, of I'urdue: Alcler, of Hiehliran. and of Northwestern; Huff. Illinois; L.uehrln, Minnesota, and ft.

John, of Ohio Stale, wis appointed to serve with a commute of the alumni body composed -f tiond. and H'B to work out reorganization plans for th" stapinc of meets. Vrof oi.r of Hlh-bltiu' college, of Minnesota, appealed to the committee en the point of eiicibilltv of athletes who compete f'-r minor eoneeres. It was rtsnderbofr-a rts opinion that competition in minor eolleees should not rount when ath1tes enter th ma lor institutions. The report, whs referred to committee, which will V-e named later and action taken at the next meeting.

ronalderrrt Aeademle. iorir- 'atinp solely with fhy anatomy or or administrative pbajes of lnei. Hi 'd'lcali in b. oi slder- 'I -is c.otr' ttie Tic i.pf maklny athletes (onllnned Pi SI. sy to a train to Tti.

stomas, Ala. MAJORS FAVOR PRO FOOTBALL BaiebatI Mjifnalei Covet Control of Sport to Help De-- fray Overhead. Probably Will Discuss Promo a lion ot lftm Uuring AnnujJ Conference. a l.c I for th fht utr tit-, bis'nrv b.fenntt miU sVe UeiJ itl front whr bsgws nwnir m-t tn t.n(-1 tu a it I'mtrmir rtn weea Tha n.utirH of ting profession- I und'T wingi of the! tr g'in I bss rtu ider el. no dflnl'o goion la urn- i i ttmo i usslor of th i.it!,f has hen lin wy jr tfnte bu tb iivtit isvnge and nw popularity -tn hv, brought thsj iestlon f'irulfiy to the flout ltela arry Para Hudden football it a in a has pl.r'St If) pr 'btsi'i 1a tit to tt: big it.afi It musr oe 1 on gromoi itrw devoted tf bs i ail.

'tni niiid by th oiii' of p-esnaf I husebv 51 rfc hicb be UtiiigerJ ti prod-o" Iftif rvsn tm 'h f--f tiiot that nis ri a mot. i are pi It la a b'f arly t- dtfni a '-n. -if fa a to i.Of.n, tar a om nf tirir when 'ne rooter A n' S' a errbs-r, in '-rm in Jp- or tot.ee The N--v Yoik and bo'rt ago o. Jor agi.ea lire ff.i.g f'-r tne pro g'ld gAite i'h 1 joia. j' Ht and i-rvit v.r ini (jrovi- tlf.n.

Wat are4 la Hsrafaw. Tloth 'h p. lintoft rf 4 ff, th rnrg (((' b-it tbsa the oi if pn( snh'. 'ifoir. of lt aj'p'i II'' jo-'' ha tir.

g-fn to.ti ki-i-iI'I' T-e -T 'd 'thn pr tin TS It I a t.a-iebs'i vgnv'es -d ti.e tha of riof a nd r. do. the dig'ITS of e-ery t-ih 0 tier in tha iS. BACKS GRANGE Tin r.lards. la ft yr a a 'a eleven.

In a irar-ri at "nral N'or-mii'i fourth anntal f-- ha! I hsa im declared I "ao' fr-e lirn)g profea U- svrr.a fti har.d'd a (e.k rat, corret i I it, it mar aay 'a wig tne r-tut vfs rf and b'a ar hoe 1, hu! Ke "ainud do 1'iat mu-h '''g bonds, th- dif-feferre being i as rn i -h rr sailing a Teaa let era tn. i i 1 -u It aa tfi Irs Hilladcllihla of KitJIopina; ghoat of th firlillron. Ilia flriit brlna lal nxmih li-fi a n.fnilir nf th fill-noi fixithall i-am sn tu hrlahtc-it str. iMm I. ai l-i.

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GOZlGl TAKES PREP HONORS a a-H pg-tA f-ao'-'are r'wa tg ruo i-l-fa, 'o I. i h' la rirffl 'gJt ft Navy's Defeat Features Intcrscctional Fravs wr. bcatrn ty Jinnota uikj lacon. fr beatfii ty iin-iols mi'i v. mi.

sin. whIU Ohio bebl tbe Mid-j wh- fli-v-n to a tie foach Ntaug bright at tb bgin in OK of lie lfaM), but a gf on nd Kainine attog Uckitig- I'linoia susiired three def'-a' idurinu the 9 n. hut Hnlsbed nnse's teN by in Mm ope(1- ing encounter a. men u-a'. lo ioa Michigan.

1 be rang and Hiue 1Cf)fcrh ai Bf.v of line nori) and f-lft L'k did not oiang th; jtmpr suppor mi.t -n( tike a ical barn- but fdeo lh The ll.ivO.fMs to i onst i) and then 1 irr-uri' t. 'ilTieptotn Tne HuaIi s'-n epp- il t- a fcHt At tiie t.in'Js (Hlifosnia In i n( port ant inet "cttotiai gn.e, Ingwerseti did weil, however, as In- up 'be good v-rk by wriirg f-'-rn i.ef.-r- aria i 1 dO-Ail d-r-i; Of Svrn. -ee. es, fl f'Tc Tutu ne r. ii as fnUf'-rnU lihno.s Inst to the nt ron Nebr'iMk a ven ui'd hlMgi.

won from K-uPj-kv fepto be t'uylna; in con-f et-s-tir-. th year produced the uioi-ii r.iirrt-er of piayera whee gfri-Til iM't thro'-ighoiit th wa) i o't There rr r-'usiant pla- nn fafO In vrv Ktr ifTk-'e r.r.d theff rig'tt f. rj hor-orarv rlrvni i go u- He at Ion a lro derail rR.r1. Ing 'he of plaers tr.e Greatest Iiall Carrier, Is pU'ert ar right, halfback This p.ayer one tp r'nm hy. 'he trd Iter4 Utrmonls r.l defer-i Ioaa and hb-aao He rm kt'f aid ptt He rb garr and v'rka the fpo-in a to sprtfig nnapee4o1 fr rmtl-s la a a'rieg pvY- and h'a general i.U iarud rtk'i h'rn an Id'al i running rrata t.ratige.

A M''arf, -na rf iha great' lea' Hoe urgera mh's Kr wrt tr rr-ofi, nr wr.t wlllrark igo F'ideg. Haker end i human it.u.1 way ra g-' o.n ha- i i 0 HTO prut did not roTt.e ui expectaf Ions The ruckeyea ere tied by tut bt to Iowa. Michigan and Him- is. The Scarlet nnd Gray, however, won from Columbia in an Interacting Ir.ternertbmaJ claeh and nnn- bored indiana as Itn only Ten The. team km handi.upped Vtctll mo-it i in: nt-H9'i ny itilurjex MM Indiana did not fre so wen.

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