Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-28
MILLS SHINES FOR
/ NOTRE DAME TEAM
Local Boy Scores Touchdown
Against University of
Texas.
JOTS ABOUT OTHER GAMES

"Rupe" Mills, the local boy, played
his first game on the Notre Dame
varsity against the University of
Texas yesterday at Austin, and was
one of the stars OF the game. Mills
scored one of his teams three touch
downs and showed up we'll at right
end. The score was 1871.
The undefeated Notre Dame eleven
battered the Texas line until it was
almost exhausted, and then opened
up series of forward passes and
drop-kiclls which repeatedly were
turned into scores.
Notre Danes backs plunged into the
Texas line II times for q total of 24S
yards. The Hoosier players scored
three touchdowns and three field goals,
one of the touchdowns from a fake
forward pass and another in the last
minute of play, when Mills, right end,
caught Texas forward pass high in
the air, almost directly above the goal
line. Quarterback Dorals. of Notre
Dame, himself scored II of his teams
points.
The wea Their for the Army Navy
football game tomorrow will be
tomorrow will be partly cloudy,
With moderate winds" accord
ing to the official forecast to-
day. The assurance OF suitable play
ing conditions is not certain, as snow
or rain was threatened for today,
which, IL heavy. would make a soggy
field The thousands Of spectators
pouring into New York were satisfied,
however. that the weather would not
mar the usual brilliant assemblages at
this annual social and sporting fix
ture.
Benjamin Cline, fullback, was
chosen capatin of the 1914 Swarthmore
College football team yesterday
The University of Rochester eleven
closed its season yesterday afternoon
by defeating Denison College, OF
Granville, o., 26 t.. 10.
Georgetown defeated Holy Cross
yesterday. Is to Z. This victory gives
Georgetown the championship of the
Jesuit colleges of the East, as Hol,
Cross had beaten Fordham, Bostor
College and others
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| Six thousand fans saw Syracuse
walk over st. Louis University by q
score of rs TO at st. Louis yesterday
The Fasteners put through every
play hDOWH W tilt anu oOiH
son, Castle, Rose and Kingsley
! smashed or sltirted the locals for long
gains with HOMOGENEOUS regularity.
/ Vanderbilt sprang the greatest sur
prise in Southern football history in
defeating Sewanee, SO to Is, in the
twenty-flfth struggle between the two
elevens at Nashville yesterday. II
Yas the worst rout suffered by Sewa'
nee in its entire history, with the ex-
ception of 1905.
Cornell students at Ithaca went wilo
Yesterday afternoon, when the returns
indicated that their team was driving
| Pennsylvania to the woods. lmmedi.
ately the big Red Team" which hao
been discarded as an ill-luck sons
after the Pittsburgh game last Octo-
Der, was brought out again. M
| State College was defeated yester
day by the University of Pittsburg II
the final game of the season, the score
being to 6. Captains Miller anc
Wagner both completed their foot
bail careers, and each was anxious K
win Unfortunately for the State cap
tain, he made a poor shot at goal aftel
| Clark had made touchdown. A few
| moments later Williamson made {
| spectacular run of s.xty-seven yardi
and ran over the line for Pittsburg'i
| touchdown. He also kicked goal.