The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-04
GIVEN A SHOCK.
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the BAH was run back yards. On the
next play Dewitt kicked out OF BOUNDS
and the ball went to Harvard on
Princeton's 22-yard line.
Wendell made 4 yards through cen
ter in the first rush and on the SECOND
it was offside play by Princeton ana
it was Harvard's ball on the 15-yaro
vine.
Harvard tried center for no gain and
end On the next play there was
tumble mad the ball went to Prince
ton. Dewitt kicked on the first down
to the center of the field and the ball
was run back ten yeards. A fake for
ward pass netted four yards
On the first rush a yard was made on
a delayed pass. Then came an onslae
kick to Princeton's five yard line where
Harvard got the ball. On the first rush
Wendell made half a yard. Then Rey-
nolds tried Princetons right end for
loss of five yards.
Princeton Scores.
On an attempted goal from the field
the kick was blocked for loss OF hVe
yards.
On an attempted goal from field tho
kick was blocked and White sra obed
the ball on the 10 yard line ana d'o
not stop until he crossed the Harvard
goal line. Princeton scored goal. Pen
dleton kicked the goal.
Princeton 6; Harvard 0.
Chicago Is Hopeful.
Chicago, Nov. 4.-Nearly all the lead
ing university football teams OF the
middle west are scheduled to play to-
day and it is expected that the num-
ber eligible to@the big eight" confer
ence championship might be narrowed
by the results. Most interest amonS
conference universities was displayed
in the game between Chicago and Min
nesota at Minneap polls, MINI. The Su-
perior weight of Minnesota, the prestige
Of last years championship and the
abundance of good substitutes inspired
confidence in the Gopher aspirants.
Most neutral followers of the contest
gave odds in favor of Coach Williams
team.
the variety of brilliant new plays said
to have been evolved by Coach Stage
aud learned to perfection by the fast
team. which has plenty of kicking tai
ents.
Wisconsin Meets Iowa.
Wisconsin, victorious last week over
Northwestern which is the only cos1-
ference team idle today felt confident
of further victory in its game with
been defeated by Minnesota which team
will play Wisconsin later. Another
game between conference eIevens, that
Of Illinois and Purdue at Urbana, is
expected to show just how the Illinois
stand Purdue has been defeated By
Northwestern which in turn lost to
Wisconsin. Illinois has lost to Chi
cago.
West of the conference belt, main
interest centered on the game between
Missouri and Oklahoma while eastward
the leading game was that bringing
together Michigan and Syracuse. Coach
Yost of Michigan said he expected a
great Improvement over last week whe7
the wolverines narrowly escaped de-
feat by Vanderbilt. Michigan will play
Cornell next Saturday. Other games
for the middle west:
other Western Games.
Indiana and Central University Of
Kentucky at Bloomington.
Case and Ohio State at Columbus.
Wabash and Eartham at Crawfords-
vile.
Iowa state and Nebraska at Ames.
Northwestern college and Lawrence
at WATERFOWL.
Marquette and ViIlanoya at Milwau-
Lake Forest and Illinois Wesleyan at
Bloomington.
Lots of Harvard Money.
There was lots of Harvard money IN
sight this morning at odds of 10 to Z
and 10 to and some has been re-
ported even at odds of 2 to L. The
Princeton supporters were not slow IN
covering all the money in sight Of
fered at odds as big as these. Har-
ward may have a harder proposition
to tackle today that she expects. The
Princeton defense has been coached
to meet the plunges of Wendell and
Campbell and much depends on
whether the Orange and Black line can
hold its own with the Harvard for
wards On the offense it has been
rumored that Harvard will find sew
eraI unexpected changes in the Prince
ton mode of attack. The lineup:
Princeton Position. Harvard