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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
AGp ICOLrOpAL COLLEGE.

Logan-prof and Mrs. OsteIn LETT
Logan Thursday for Portland whore
they win stay untl October ua Proics.
sor Oston'e duties In connection with
the educational exhibit nj the fair will
require his attention IN that city all
summer
Bishop o. r. whitney win deliver tho
bacaaureatc sermon before the seniors
on sunday June 4,
The result Of tho state track meet at
Salt Lake last saturday was most
gratifying M The college team secured
second place.
Prof q, =, Sohonold Of the United
states bureau Of agriculture at Wash.
ngton spent a few days The past week
IN Logan. visiting his college friend
Prof, Clark,
Mr. Robert T., Hayward, chief on.
glnoer OF the Utah Lieht g. Railway
Co, WAS n visitor M the college on
Tuesday and addressed the student
body at morning chapel ana m the AZ
ternoon spoke to the engineering club
ON how 20 develop water power cloc-
afternoon MIR. lIayward's talks were
thoughtful ana convincing and were
listened 20 with eager attention and
interest II " u great privilege for
the college TO have such lecturers
on Juno q, commencement day, n
class ~ % members viii be graduated,
10 with degrees and 10 with certificates,
The baseball game last week be-
tween the college team and the facul-
~ resulted I'm the defeat Of the latter
win a score Of 10 to 4,
Dr. Widtsoc and Prof, North,op are
making trip through Utah, Weber,
Davis and SAT- Lake counties, nnalyz.
ms sols with Wow 10 determining
The situation Of the new experiment
station
Tho members or domestic science
cooking classes presented Miss Lydia
Ilolgoron with two beautiful pieces Of
cut glass tho past week.
Light football practise under Coach
Campbell began this week ana WIN
| continue untll vacation,
Prof Robinson lecturod nj the Brig
ham YOUNG University In Provo on
| Monday
The last high tea of the year was
given ON Wednesday by Miss Roberta
ana Miss Olsen, who entertained tho
following guests; Prof and Mrs, Blood
Miss Elizabeth Smith Miss F0rr Mr.
| frcdorckson Mrs e, l., Olsen and MI
| A. 49, Olyon,
Prof EnRlc delivered an address IL
the public school graduates Of oneida
Co, Idaho, at Malad last week Friday
rho recital given By tho pupils Of
| Misa Mocnch NJ the college last Mon-
| day night WAS "A most brilliant AFFAIR,
| Tho four young women, Misses Nob-
okor jacobson, lloyball, dld excollo,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
SALT LAKE CRY SCHOOLS.

Eighth grade students virtually took
possession of The two lllgh hchoolp ON
"Wednesday ana fridny hast Accom-,
panied by their teachers ana prlnHl,
pals and conducted by the lllgh school
principals they were shown every
courtesy OF the BUILDINGS A euppl,
nclAl view Of the WORKINGS of the I'M.
HllWtlon was glNou the crowds NJ boys
and girls the greater number of whom
win ontor upon llRh school work next
fall
only 70 the participants and 10 the
principal of The school ~ anything
known of tho WugrwH 10 be- rendered
by the Seniors and juniors Of the HIGH
school The juniors give tnolr Pre-,
pontulion noNt ThursduN pyoUuE and
The seniors follow the WghJ uflu. on
Saturday uight the lllgh school com.
lnoncomcni occurs
Ncat invitations announce tho pudu.
piion exercises of tho commercial dc,
pnrlmonl Of the lligh school rho fol.
lowing program WI Dc rendered Iu Che
nfpomhly rooms of thu building uU the
evening nt the 10Th uHl. tluHH tOnU
class address Jay smith, NuUl nulU.
lln2C WlWmuU recitation. "tuwpd ny
u 1tno." Jean ribbH wO pluu, VITO,
I'm and uUnoO, Hoh.u0u from "rhc
Scron0dc.' Amy nulUutug Van Mlus.
Icy ana Reg MldHio" prophecy Lana.
pnco tmrrON SONG "f1lurH Glru. Dbl
class presentation Hnp..h tnUu Nrn
W response, Principal Eaton piano
duet Era DUNoIN' clara lWlllor nul
licesle lolllDr pIwWUlIou uf uuiIU.
ruioH mOWhDr ul hnuU, UuUN "INp.
Woh' olufn rho uuw runW wore
written by Joan IIhm ana coon llus
rock momhow of enc graduating phra,
The WlsbmVtm lrlphuH have dr,
tCrmmod upon the following uUluuna
during vacation. AltH lumsuu win hn
nj columbia Miss Walker goes tu Vel.
lowatono paris Miss DyWrt expects To
hc IN Portland, ANA Mrt Dart Ia CAT,
iurna
rho Fast Slide lllgb school holds
l0rlh ut The Grand thpubr this evening",
Two spectacular productions VIII ho
presented, viau scene from the Greek
play "AntlROno' and d choice bit from
John KondrlcE langs. "llougohoot ON
RiyS,' IN tho latter presentation, Al
characters appear ana IA the former ab
Including n lnalo chorus The chorus ol
lhebau ElderR promises TO be- oNoop.
llonUlly good Prof. Peterson has com.
posed the music for the occasion, IN,
ptbale, "Resolyod that immigration Of,
lcrR o creator menace 60 the republic
lhnn do inlornnl discussions" viii M
followed by the presentation " mod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
WEBER STAKE ACADEMY.

Examination have been the
order OF the week ana the general high
standing these have revealed IN en-.
couragng to instructors ana students,
Mrs, u, T., steele and Mrs, Thomp.
son visited the academy Wednesday
morning, tho latter addressed ~ stu
dents al devotional
Tho outlook for next year II very
brlpht and II the enthusiasm of elu.
dents aud Of the friends IL an indcn.
tom the school viii be no crowded that
q new building viii be an absolute ne.
cesslty,
Last Saturday Prof, NJ Rich Porter
loft for his home, after months stay
with ~. In every student who has
been IN hls classes he now has u
sIaunoh friend aud he viii be assured
n warm welcome whenever he returns
to the institution
Tho members Of the dress making
class have finished an elegant gown
for the LOWS and CLARK exposition
on Thursday and Friday they were
receiving Tho congratulations OF the
other students and many OF their
friends who came To see tho result ~
their untirlng labors Tho gown would
10 credit To an institution win much
,5vons d"sorvos ureai croaI, for ,he
nrournss mado nv etI,donis who havo
been with her but two years
In many respects this has been the
most remarkable year IN the history OF
lho institution, me attendance u
larger than over before ~ the close Of
a. Nl....
many Of the st,ldonts and their paronts
have mndo qrb,i enprilioo ana nlc TO
br hghiv ron,mendod Nothing hnA
boon nitomniod nv tho faculty and s,u.
dent hody' for ,hG benoii Of inc school.
Ihnt hnS noi neon cnrriod "a s,ieoossful
,omnloiion' Nothlna has occurred ia
mnr The porfeci unity Ina, has existed
among the Instructors and studon,g
during che entire year. ana lhoro IN but
ono nope ~ the minus OF hll at part.
lng~lh mat tho Weber STAKE academy
may receive lhe support us o'noicnt
work merits, and may grow rapidly
enough TO accommodate lia increasing
number Of earnest soarohors after
truth,
M H. q. oowons. An instructor IN
mo t'niyersItv M nan and nm old
flond of Prof. McKcndrlck's visited
thc academy ON Thursday,
n ,,,
ON sunday oVenlng iroi, bradiord
accompanied ny the Academy quar-
tcl, went to clinton DAVIS 20, TO ad'
dross the NJ J. A. !is subject whs
preparation Tor lhe Mnlehnluln ana
was thoroughly appreciated m were al
go the musical hu'hpers'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

here Friday ana saturday evenings
During commencement week tho opera
company viii play IN salt LAKE Guy
and other places
The natural science department VIII
ylfit the famous Hot Pots near Midway
and mako other geological observations
next Saturday
sunday evening Prof Eaetmond do.
lNcrcd an illustrated lecture before tho
students on, "Llfo IN Early Mormon
dom"
Following Ia Tho commencement week
programs
sunday May gS.-
sunday May 2S--Bacoalaurcato ad.
dess p, M, College hall, President
q, H. Brimhall,
wednesday, May 81 Advancement Of
classes, 10 u, M College hall popara.
tory school graduating exercises, pm,
College hall,
ligh school ana normal school grad
uatlng exercises, 4 y, lnu College hall
Thursday June L.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

~. Wolfe who spoke for the faculty
and President joseph MoIrell, Prcsi.
d,nt liufprd was out OF town hut h'
sent letter which was read, convey
lnQ his condolences to tho horonNed
family and speaking Of the bonutlful
character ~ the deceased, There were
numerous noral offerings, Tho faculty
sent u heart, the College Opera come
pnny an anchor the 1ooking and aow-
Ink classes, u Tyre, the class OF 1905 u
beautiful gates Hlnr'' ana Wcfe We're
fno pieces from the Richmond Mutual
the sixth ward organizations ANA from
friends, The remains were taken TO
Richmond Tuesday cvoninM for inter-
mcnt Wednesday
Next week win be busy time for
everyone connected with the college,
ON Monday the l0ai class work Of the
year WIN be done, and anal examine
tlons win be completed, "wednesday II
class day and the graduates VIII giyo
program that evening ON Thursday,
June I, the celebration of Brigham
Young's birthday win bring hundreds
10 tho college, ana no pains VIII be
NJ AIRED 10 mako the occasion u mc.or-
able one, The entire day VIII be oo-
cupcd with the program that has been
arranged, The celebration during The
day win be largely 4 family afIoir. but
In the evening q general program VIII
DO given In the assembly room, ana tho
public VIII be welcome, ON Friday the
college commencement exercises VIII be
held, closing with the annual BAN
duet and ball Of the Alumni association,
The banquet VIII take place In the
gymnasium and the ball IN the Thatch-
cr pavilion
This evening tho graduating class will
give a party IN the pavilion.
prosldent Llnford. Prof ID. g., jon-
sen and Prof Skdmoro pre In Tooelc
| county on business this week.
Miss Oliver and PROT G, NJ, Harris,
nfsIsted by Miss Carrie Thomas and
Mir T.. j, Hammer have been glvng
eomo successful concerts In outside
towns recently
Melvin Ballard favored W. with enmo
vocal selections in devotional last trls
day Tho same morning Mrs, Dr. Wldl-
soc addressed the students In on IN"
btruotIvo manner,
Miss Founeshcck, IN devotional, ON
Wednesday SANG a ino selection on
Titled Love sorrow" James Allen, a
member Of tho class IN public speak
Ing, delivered an Grafton the same
morning,
The examination OF candidates for
graduating honors from the public
schools Of Cache county * bong held
| IN the college the last three days Of THIS
' week,
The training class Of 1905 Is the larg.
1 est over known IN ,he history of the
| institution, and Prof Hall reports that
| their work has been above the usual
standard, II speaks well Tor the ropO-
lation Of the college, that everyone or
| the graduates who Wishes TO teach
! has position already open for him,
and II IL not possible TO supply teachers
| for all the places that are open 10 our
| students The thorough character OF
| the instruction IN the college dgparl-
| lnont of education makes our graduates
sought after throughout the state.
II IL pleasing 10 know that many
| of the graduating class are expecting To
| return next year ana enter upon college
| courses
The third year normal class gives
| promise OF furnishing strong gradual.
' ina class next year. They have made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

commencement exercises, 10 n. M,
Utah stake tabernacle.
commencement ball $ y, mu sym.
nasium,
Friday June g.
Giving " credits, to 10 a, M In
class rooms,
Alumni reunion, 10 H. M college
hall
Banquet n, close N morning eSer-
oisos
Alumni ball. \ y, M gymnasium,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
DRINK the CAUSE Of MORE
CRIME IN OUR CITY,

Another horrible tragedy IN our midst,
,auslng mrch excitement and bitter feels
,ng, goes down n long line II crlmo IN this
country resulting from excessive use Of
iouor. Tho liquor habit IN universally
tbsoYsized by physio ,,sns rs q disease, II
ian DO cured BY Orrino,
This mcrtorous cure In the result n
over ton years scientific research by u
Washington oncmiet n htJ heen testad
BY physicians who pronounce II woN Her.
'ul we have made arrangements WITH
lho laboratories Of the Ortiz COMPANY,
nc. Washington u, O., 70 furnish OF.
freed from this horrible disease ca,hed
BY tho .6sQoatlyo use u whlskey, beer or
Slher alcoholic hllmulenth Orflno No |
I'm powde' form can bo gwen secretly IN
lea, ooffoo or food withtut ihe pa,ientn
knowledge, orrlnc. No, ?. On pin form IN
tor those who desire 20 70 flee from tina
craving for alcoholic tt,mulnnls, We sell
0rrlne ~ " por paoe.gc' md the com.
nnny .ruhrnnteea To euro the craving "
,efund oyory cent paid for H. We DO NOT
hesitate 20 recommend n 20 YOU. smiths
DRUG store Salt Lake city, Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
THE TEMPERANCE
CAUSE.

Tho matter IN this column In ed,oa
ana prepared by ladies' OF Ogden lninr'
Gated In temperance work.
THE PRISONER or THE BOTTLE
Lot temperance reformors rone,nh.,
always that the man who loathts wb,s
KY most intensely Nv whIskys victim
Thoro noNor was clear cold,hoaa.
ca tootot0llor mat hated whisky. de,
rplacd II or knew liz dangers one .boi,
az thoroughly an the unhappy, bope.
loss drunkard,
lie doesn't thcorIgc Whisky IA,
dashed him with scorpions, II has n
nlo,od upon him physical pain and
endless moral suffering,
II has dug the Grave ot his hopo,
and ambitions, ono after the Other 4,
has cursed those whom he loves, Killed
HIS manhood ana left IN place of ali
HIS early possibilities only trcmb.
llng uncertain, fearful wreck,
WHISKY you must remember -horrld
M II N brings oblivion for the mo.
ment. lie that must 20 under the sur.
goon's knife VIII have chloroform. Ia
the drunkard, VIII sky Ia tho chloroform
that saves him from the knife OF CON
science II IN tho cxpedlcnt, ever AZ
hand, that solves the problem OF tho
moment
The drunkard would like to leave N,
bottle that has made him prisoner
for so Iona, But how cnn he do Il,
Tho past IL u dreadful nightmare,
with lte folllos weaknesses, resolves
broken, manhood degraded
The future IN full Of unknown ter
rore Each succeeding week has mad,
him less able 10 night and more depend.
oni upon the poison And he knows n,
although he may not confess H.
only the man whose nerves have 40.
tually lived upon whisky has any idea
Of what II means 10 give whisky Nh,
II IN easy for you 10 preach 10 him.
but suppose ne should ask You 10 glva
w food Won might try n for one day,
two days, on three dayh II YOU
yielded 10 temptation ON tho fourth
day w eplto OF all your firm intention,
you would expect kindly sympathy and
consideration
Hunger could not make You want
food any moro than the famlshei
nerves, trembling VIII vague terrors,
constant temptation make the victim
~ drink want alcohol
You should plan to cure n drunknrd,
by all menns--work nt tho task, noyor
give up whatever the disappointmonjs,
ana above all systematically, with
kindness not with roproaches or any
"holIor.than.thou' feeling
Remember that 10 stop drink requires
an effort Of the VILLA very great Of.
fort-ono that the sober man cannot
conceive,
And that effort must he made by tho
drunkard himself. You can't make II
for him, All your line morali2Ing
scoldng bullying and contempt are IN
your braln.-not IN his
The drunkards VIII alone can cure
him of drink, Therefore 20 help him
You must strengthen that viii,
In what does VIII power consist"
what does Il feed UPON
First, on good health, strong norves,
The man Of iron nerve " the man ~
iron willard whlskcy, ALAS doing Us
dovolIsh work 80 intelllgenily, dc.
s,roys the nerves ana the VIII first of
all
II you euro a man ~ drink by
STRENGTHENING his wilL Try 60 rive him
health, without which the nerves can.
not resist the abnormal craving,
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Don't miss Tho "IIousoboat on tho
A AZ. ,N.un1 GatnY1an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
BRldlIAM YONNo NNlNER SHY.

Provo, May g6.--prosident BrNmhall
returned from Visit 10 the Branch
school ut Beaver, Tuesday morning
lIo reports a pleasant trip and tells ue
that mat part Of The institution IN IN
Il llourlahing condition,
wednesday, evening Prot r. II, East.
mond delivered an illustrated lectureIjn
college hall Ills subject, Tho Value
Of Ant" was very we'll handled, A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

work, showing careful training and
nnc literary feeling Tho evening was
most enjoyable 10 all who were pred
ont and those whom the bad weather
prevented from coming missed one OF
the best evenings Of tho college year,
Tho members Of the sigma Alpha fra
tornlty entertained some of their
friends NJ u banquet on saturday oven.
INK Mr. larwoh was io0simnstor and
toasts were given by MI Jensen, Nh
Rudolph, Mr. Ritter and Mr. llillman,
Mr., Wm, Jardine, Instructor IN agrons
omy, who has been absent from the
college for Hona time In tho interests
~ the Arid Farm company VIII re-
turn to bo present al commencement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

good progress the past year Having
have been taking short course IN
ohlld study which has proved Ia he
very interesting
The members Of the class IN public
speaking has shown marked advance
mont during the year. aud the debates
and declarations In tho college this
year have shown the value Of this
Kind of instruction,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
EspoSure,

TO cold draugh,e OF ait 10 keen and
aturo scanty clothing. undue exposure OF
the throat and looR after public 6peaklng
ana singing, bring on coughs and colds
Billiards. horchound syrup Ia tho best
Mrs. A. Barr, Houston, Tcsas, writes
Jan, g. 1901 "ono hottie o. Ballards
lIorohound syrup cured mo Of very bad
cough, II IL very pleasant 70 tAkon Sc
I0c, $40 Sold by ~ e, NJ L. DInl
Dent II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

ais 10 the successful side, By tho Hon,
Fisher Harris The proceeds of the oc'
onslou are 10 contribute ~ the en-
l0rglnR Of the school library
Tho Lafayette had n banquet IN hon.
or OF ils graduating class yesterday
afternoon
Meetings were hold In all the build.
INKS Yesterday afternoon undOr tho
q. a. r.,
city schools close next Friday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
CHEAP RATES EAST,

May ?7.ao, June S.5.lo.ls long limits
via COLORADO MIDLAND RY, The
line that has the scenery Through tho
Rockies In daylight In n Pullman OBJ.
soryatlon sleeping ear, Write or call
nc ticket Office, " west Second South
~, for information ana booklets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
BIKE" RACES
AT OGDEN.
Monday and Thursday Nights.

Bis events, all the crack riders from
Salt Palace track Special train leaves
salt Lake via u, a. II, q, u, r. " $3.50
D, m, Returning leaves ogden ~ II
p. m, Best saucer track IN the state,
Fare 81 for the round trip,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

The matter IN this column In .dl,oA
ana prepared by ladies' OF ogden mar
obted IN temperance work,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-05

nesota out Of bounds. On his next effort Bush
put the ball to Kremer on Minnesotas 5-yard
line. He ran it back to the 22yard line.
timer sent over Wisconsns left for three
yards, but next found Wisconsin solid on the
right. Larkin, from his own 17-yard line,
punted to Melzner on Wisconsin's 45-yard line
and he returned it to Minnesotas 47-yard limo:
Roseth failed to gain Mnnesota's right
and Findley made scant yard at the same
spot: Third down and one yard to go. Melzner
punted from the center Of the field to Larkin
on Minnesotas 5-yard line and the quarter ran
1t back ten yards. IL ..r.-
Larkin got three yards around Wisconsin's
left on quarterback try. Marshall made two
yards around Wisconsins left. Larkin punted
to Melzner at the center Of the field and 1ttner
got under the punt on the bounce. This gave
the ball to Wisconsin in the center Of the field.
Failed on Field Goal ..-
Bertke went over center for three yards.
Roseth hurt and DR.. Williams was called
on the field. After examination he was
| found to be all right and returned to the play.
Roseth tore thru center again for eight yards.
Again he made two yards in the same spot
and was called on again. making one yard over
the center. Vota, playing longer than had been
| expected, went out at this juncture and George
Oech took his place. Roseth was again called
on and hurdled Minnesota's line for one yard.
He escaped thru center and went to the IS
yard line, where Lark1n evaded his Interference
and threw him. Bertke was then sent in and
went over Minnesota's left for two yards. Find
| ley went off right tackle for three yards more,
putting the play on Minnesotas s-yard line.
Roseth was called upon again and made scant
| yard over Minnesotas center. F1ndley made one
yard on Minnesota's right and Melzner dropped
| back to the 25-yard line for a drop kick, but
4 failed to make the goal. s-~~
Minnesota brought the ball out to her 2O-yart
line and Larkin punted it down the field to
Bush on his 5O-yard line and he returned it to
Mnnesota's 47-yard line. Minnesota lost five
yards for off-side play on the next scrimmag,
and Roseth his next try at center found
Mnnesota's secondary defense too strong fol
any gain. Bush punting the center of the field
sent the ball to Larkin on Minnesota's 5-yard
line. Larkin slipped as he fell. but recovered
! in time to keep the ball. 1t a costly fun
!; Bile, but under the circumstances Larkin was
lucky to get 1t. 'r@#
| Minnesota failed to gain the next play
but Wisconsin penalized five yards for of
| side. Ittner tore through Wisconsin's right fo
eight yards straight buck and his mex
attempt ripped the left for five yards. Oec1
went over Wisconsin's right for two yards, ant
being called on again. failed to gain Wis
consin's right. Larkin dropped back to hi
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-05

Melzner on wiscons!n's 1o-ysrd line. he FUN
bled the ball and Minnesota got it. Brush hur-
died thro Wisconsin's left for two yards and
made one yard on another try. 1t was the third
down and two yards to 60. lttner was sent
smashing four yards straight through W1scon-
sins left and the ball was now on Wiscon-
sins 1-yard line. Ittner was called back and
went over for touchdown. Cutting kicked
goal. Score, Minnesota g. Wisconsin O. f.
Kremer kicked of for Minnesota to Wander
boom, who fumbled the punt his own 15-yard
line. but fell on the ball vanderboom made
one yard on Minnesota's right Roseth broke
through for five yards on Minnesota's right on
fake play. Deering broke through Mime
sofas line, but the secondary defense threw
Minnesota's right for one yard. Third down
and tyro yards to CO. Koseth went over Mime
sofas right for Just the distance required.
Deering hit Minnesota's right for two yards.
Roseth was thrown backward headlong on a
tumble. Ittner was thro and waiting for him.
and punted to Weisel at the center. who was
thrown in his tracks.
Current made one yard of Bertke. Ittner
made one yard on wisconsin's left. On third
down and four to gain Wefsel dropped back to
his own 45-yard line, kicked to Roseth on the
2O-yard line and the Wisconsin fullback was
downed without recovery.
Findley's Long Run.
vanderboom got around ,Minnesota's left end
for three yards and Donavan went thro center
for one yard. Findley got away around Min
nesota's left end and raced up the field eighty
Eve yards for a touchdown. Bush kicked goal
Score 6 to 6.
Melzner kicked of to Marshall on his OWL
1O-yard line. Marshall returned it to the %
yard line. Current made two yards around
Wisconsins left and Weisel fumbled the mex