Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-11-03

Qowa) college eleven swamped
Drake university here today, II to
O. Halfback Hass and Macy were
Grinnell's stars, while Mcintyre,
center, and Ostrus and Brown, sub
stitute guards, were brakes main
stays.
Great Lakes, 33-Cornell, 8.
Great Lakes, Ill.,, Nov. 1.-The
Great Lakes naval training station
second team buried the Cornell,
Iowa) college under 50 to score
in foot ball game played at the sta
ton today.
Northwestern, 0; Naval Reserves, rs.
Chicago, Nov. 2.-The North
western University football team
lost to the Chicago naval reserves
today, Is to 0.
The Bluejackets scored two
touchdowns in the second period and
one each in the remaining two quar-
tiers. Block, formerly of the I'm.
iversity of Chicago, scrambled
though the entire Northwestern
team for a 3o-yard run that resulted
in the final touchdown.
Turner and Peyton, the negro
members of the Northwestern
team, as we'll as Underhill and Cap.
tain Mclaughlin played brilliantly,
but the squad was badly battered
at the finish and half a dozen fresh
players were unable to stop the
sailors.
Wisconsin, 81; Beloit. 0.
Madison Wis, Nov 2.-.i'he Uni.
versity of Wisconsin won over the
Beloit college here this afternoon
by score of Fl to 0. The most part
of the game was played in a driz-
cling rain. Mundt at fullback made
two touchdowns, one in the first
and one in the second quarter.
Smith substituting for Hundt made
the final touchdown in the last
quarter. No one but S. A. T. c.
students were permitted to attend
on account of the influenza ban.
Minnesota, So; Carleton, 7.
ST. Paul, Nov. 2. Minnesota de-
feated the light but fast foot ball
eleven representing Carleton and
St. Olaf colleges, of Mortified,
Mimi, 50 to 7 here today. The
contest was played at the St. Paul
base ball park because of the in
huenza quarantine in Minneapolis.
The game was more or less listless
because of the soft, treacherous
gridiron.
Columbia, Fl; Amherst. 7.
New York, Nov. 2.-Columbia de-
feated Amherst Fl to 7 today. CO.
lumbia's superior weight won. Co.
lumbias three touchdowns were
earned by straight line smashing
and few spectacular end runs.
Amherst's score came at the end
of the second period when it
gained the ball on a tumble on
Columbia's 25-yard line and pushed
it over. Amherst was again near
scoring at the, end of the last Pc
Rod.
Syracuse, "a; Dartmouth,<6.
Springfield, Mass, Nov. with.
in few minutes after the opening
of the game between the Dartmouth
and Syracuse S. A. T. c. teams on
Pratt field this afternoon, the OUT
come was merely a question of
how much the Syracuse score would
exceed that of the Hanover team,
and after the 48 minutes of play the
-esult was Syracuse. "a; Dartmouth,
Purdue, 7; Chicago, 3.
Lafayette, Ind, Nov. Purdue
won from the University of Chicago
in the final period. Chicago fum-
bled on its own 35-yard line. Pur-
due got the ball, made Z long for
ward pass to Markley, who ran
across the line. Bartlett kicked goal.
Final score, Chicago, 5; Purdue. 7.
Swarthmore 2o-Pennsylvania II.
Philadelphia, Nov. g. The
Swarthmore college football team,
which took Lafayette's place on the
University of Pennsylvania schedule
today, won an easy victory from the
Red and Blue base of 20 to IL.
Pennsylvania rallied toward the end
of the game and scored two touch
down in the last five minutes of
play.
Purdue 7-Chicago 8.
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Nov 2-After "a
years of successive defeats Purdue
foot bali team this afternoon on
Stuart field, defeated the University
OF Chicago squad base of to 3. In
the winning score Markley caught
a long forward pass and then made
spectacular run of 20 yards.
Tackled thrice, he left his head
gear in the hands of the last man
as a souvenir. At the end of the
game, soldiers in training at Camp
Purdue rushed into the field and
carried off the victory players. A
big parade tonight celebrated the
victory.
Army Indiana 8.
Indianapolis, Nov. 1.-THE foot
ball team of Camp Zachary Taylor
defeated Indiana university here to-
day, 7 to 3. All the scoring was
done in the second period, the other
periods being played largely near
the center of the field. Faust drop
kicked goal for Indiana from the
35-yard line, after the ball had been
placed there by Donovan on So
yard run from a long pass. Indiana
then kicked off and after long runs
by Hoffman and Briscoe, Jenkins
scored touchdown for the soldiers
and Feeney kicked goal.
Camp Grant Wins Easily
Rockford, ILL.,, Nov. 1.-The Camp
Grant foot ball team today defeated