The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-09

Ann Arbor, Mich, Nov. 9.-Opening
up in the second and third periods.
vania defense into shreds here Satur-
day afternoon and piled up a 81 to 3
score on the easterners. The size OF
the score was a surprise, even to the
Michigan supporters.
Easy for Huskers.
Lincoln. Neb., Nov 9.-Morningside
college was no match for Nebraska
university on the gridiron Saturday,
the Cornhuskers winning easily. "a to
Z. Morningside's zone touchdown was
scored during the last two minutes Of
play when the Huskers had ten sub
stitutes in the linsuI. The Nebraskans
lost the ball on their 30-yard line on a
tumble and the Sioux City collegians
on the first play worked a long for
ward pass, Williams to Vernon on
which the latter charged across the
Nebraska goal.
Missouri Wallops Drake.
Des Moines. Ia, Nov. 9.-Missouri
university overwhelmed Drake univer-
sity Saturday afternoon at Drake
stadium by the score of 80 to s. Drake
lost many chances to score because of
fumb bling and poor playing. while
penalties of one hundred yards as
sessed against the visitors robbed them
of at least one touchdown and gave
Drake its only score.
Jewell Gets Victory.
Kansas City, No. Nov. civilian
Jewell outplayed Westminster at As
ISOLATION park here Saturday and by
a score of % to won the annual con-
test for the third consecutive time on
a Kansas City gridiron.
Baker Won.
Baldwin. Kan. Nov. BY the
sity defeated Southwestern here Satur-
day afternoon. The game was hard
fought throughout.
Texas Defeats Indians.
Houston, Tex, New 9-Clearly out
playing the Haskell Indians at all
points of the game except punting, the
University Of Texas evened the long
count with the lads from Lawrence,
defeating them before a crowd of five
making the fifth victory for the Long
horns in ten years of gridiron warfare
between the two schools.
Harvard Won.
Cambridge, Mass. Nov. 9.-By a
smashing, ripping. tearing attack and
world of the new stuff" Harvard
eliminated Princeton from champion
ship aspirations at the stadium on Sol
diers' field Saturday afternoon by the
score of 20 to 0. Harvard's open game
was a surprise to everyone. In attack.
the Crimson showed a versatility and
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expected that was bewildering to the
Jungaleers. Time after time the Tiger
team was completely Outwitted by the
very kind of stuff that Princeton her
self had threatened to pull.
w. and j. Is: Pittsburg 10.
Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 9.-In a game
featured by forward passes and long
kicks. Washington and Jefferson col
legefi which numbers Yale among its
victims of the season, defeated the
University Of Pit.sburg's eleven on
Forbes field Saturday, IS to 10. Wash
ington and jefferson could not gain
through Pittsburg's line, and resorted
to long forward passes, which were
successful.
Army 90; Notre Dame Z.
West Point. Nov. 9.-The Army Won
from Notre Dame, 20 to Z. The west
erners handled the ball loosely
throughout the contest. The Army's
initial score came IN the first few min
utes of play after Cofall muffed punt
and Goodman fell or the ball on Notr<
Danes 15-yard line.
Yale IA; Brown 6.
New Haven, Conn, Nov. 9.-Yale
played below form Saturday and wa.
| forced to extend herself to the limit t.
defeat Brown, IA 20 s. With all the
regular Yale backfield. except Aims
worth, watching the Harvard-Prince
ton game at Cambridge, the seconi
string backs playeu loosely and made
costly fumbles when within the scor
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