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ers to a standstill, and even had an
edge the better of it during the lat

ers to a standstill. and even had an
edge the better of 1t during the lat.
ter part Of the game.
Returning a punt seventeen yards
to Mtnnesota's IS yard line al the
start. Capron added 81 more on the
next play. and long successive gains
by Rosenwald. Stevens and capron,
Stevens making the touchdown.
Thackaberry and Coffey, played a
star game for South Dakota. while
Capron. Rosenwald, Powers and
Pickering did the best work for Min.
nesota.
Chicago %, Indiana g..
Chicago. Oct. 9-The University Of
Chicago football players, secured re-
venge on the University Of Indiana
Tor It's defeat Of last year., and tri-
umphed over the Hoosiers on Mar
shall Field. 20 to 6 Saturday.
Two place kicks by Scruby in the
first two periods Of the game. a touch
down by Norgren in the third period
and two touchdowns by Saeurer in the
ma session completes Chicago's scor.
ing. 1ndiana's only score was the re-
suit OF a blocked kick. which Fleming
intercepted and then sprinted IS
yards for a touchdown.
Few attempts were made by either
team to gain ground by the use Of
only two successful plays Of this va
riety. Wide end runs and fake
plunges through the lines were the
plays mostly used by Chicago. while
Indiana relied on straight football for
its gains. Sauers 105 yard run for a
touchdown was easily the feature Of
Chtcago's play while Gill. King and
Fleming starred for the visitors.
Harvard 8, Holy Cross o.
Three minutes after the second
period started. following a heavy PEN
atty Potter standing on the Holy
line. Harvard started with q rush,
and after a series Of rushes Wendell
carried 1t over the goal line for the
only touchdown. The goal was not
kicked.
Cambridge, Oct. "a touchdown
in the first five minutes and 2 goal
from the field. yielding a total Of
could roll up against Holy Cross Satur-
day. while a poor pass robbed the
visitors Of an easy chance to score by
q placement kick from the ten yard
Cross forty yard line dropped a pref
ty goal from the field.
Wisconsin is, Lawrence O.
Madison. Oct. 9-wisconsin uni
versity easily defeated Lawrence col
lege on Saturday afternoon by the
score of Is to o. Wisconsin appeared
especially strong in the kicking de-
partment. using the onside kick sue
cessfully and solving forward pass
plays in a way which satisfied the fans
and coaches. The crowd was I'M
doubtedly the largest ever brought at
a Wisconsin opener. The. weather
was perfect but a somewhat slippery
field frequently furnished setbacks.
Yale IL, Syracuse 0.
New Haven, Conn. Oct. 9-Yale
defeated Syracuse ~ to 0 on satur-
tacular field goals. booted over the
bar by Capt. Howe Of Yale. Both
kicks were from difficult angles and
from Syracuse forty yard line. SYRIA
cuse made a stubborn fight and took
advantage of every opportunity. The
visitors attack lacked speed and force.
however. while the Blue team made
first downs repeatedly. Captain
Howe. scored his first three points at
the beginning Of tho second period,
and the second field goal at the be-
ginning Of the fourth period. Straight
line plugging by Philbin and Reilly
from midfield and Anderson's TWEEN
ty yard run around left end toward
the end of the third period. resulted
in Yale's only touchdown. Ketcham
carrying the bal: over. Francis kick
cd goal. In the closing minutes Of
play. Yale had the ball on the visitors
o yard line and Anderson dropped
back tothe twelve yard line. and ut
temDted n field goal hut the hail dj6
not cross the bar.
Nebraska III. Kearney o.
Lincoln. Oct. 9-The eKarney nor.
NAL made a sorry showing on the grid
iron Saturday afternoon against Ncb-
raska. the Cornhuskers Keeling of
a total of III points. while Kear-
ney could not ever threaten the Ne
hraska goal. The Cornhuskers failed
to kick three Of their 20 chances at
the goal. and thus missed by 2 points
equaling the record score Of ll9 to 0