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Evening star., 1919-10-12
YALE HAS EASY TINE
WITH NORTH CAROLINA

NEW HAVEN, Conn. October IL
Yale defeated North Carolina in an
intersectional foot ball game here to-
day. "a to Z. The playing was List
less, except for a few flashes of mid
season form by the Blue backfield
men. .s
The visitors scored touchdown
in the last few minutes of play by
falling on their own punt behind the
goal line after q Yale player had
touched the ball. North Carolina was
unable to penetrate the Blue line.
Coleman's punting for North Caro-
lima was a feature. He outkicked
TIE Yale backs, booting a couple for
GO yards.
Yale scored in the first few minutes
after North Carolina fumbled the
kickoff. Another touchdown came
in the second period, after La Roche
maze a 50-yard run. Seven more
points were added to the Yale total
in the third period. when Kempton-
made several end runs and then threw
a forward pass over tie goal line TO
Welles. The period ended with the
ball on the visitors 1-yard line, La
Roche going over for a touchdown
a. the opening Of the last quarter
with the second team in the fray.
Braden scored the final touchdown for
Yale, after which North Carolina
made its score. .
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BEATS army
Scores Touchdown in Second Pc
riod, After McQuarrie Kicks
Field Goal.

WEST POINT. N. Y, October. IL
Syracuse defeated the Army. Z to 8.
today in a well played game, the
up-staters scoring a touchdown
which they converted into a goal.
and the Soldiers getting goal from
placement. Both scores came in the
second period, when the teams were
going at their best.
In this period the Army attacked
strongly, and, aided by two PENAL
ties for off side play, soon had the
ball on Syracuse's 3-yard line,
but lacked the punch to carry it
across. McQuarrie, the Army full
back, then booted goal from place
ment, dropping back to the 15-yard
line.
After an exchange Of punts a mo-
ment later Erwig, who replaced
Steele of Syracuse. ran 40 yards to
the Army's 5-yard line and after
four plays Ackley was pushed over
for a touchdown. Ackley also kicked
the goal.
For the Army Daniel, Greene and
Blaik did splendid work. Erwig;
Fallon and Thompson played well
%nr SvparnQo
Evening star., 1919-10-12
PITT WINS BY Is TO 0
Routs West Virginia Eleven in
Sea of Mud7Fumbles Lead
to Scores.

PITTSBURGH. October 1.-THE
University of Pittsburgh foot ball
team defeated West Virginia Univer-
sity here today by the score of 26 to
0 in a game that was played on a
field of mud and water. A heavy rain
fell most of the time, fumbling being
in evidence throughout.
Pitt scored touchdown in the first
period, when the Blue and Gold backs
carried the bail to the one-yard line
and then pushed Hastings over. Pitt
had recovered tumble in mfafeld. {
Pitt and the Mountaineers battied
through the second period without a
score. The visitors had the ball on
the Pitt 4-yard line, but a forward
pass failed. The Mountaineers kept
the ball in Pitts territory most Of
the time, but when they threatened,
Pitt was equal to the occasion.
The third period was featured by a
great deal Of fumbling on both sides,
but West Virginia was more unfor-
tunate. Fumbles by Capt. Rodgers
twice led to a score by Pitt. Stein
recovered the ball at the 5-yard line
and was pushed over for touchdown.
Just before the call Of time, for
ward pass, Hastings to Davies, sent
the latter over
Davies also scored touchdown in
the fourth period.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Harvard EASILY RUNS
UP IS POINTS ON COLBY

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. October H.
Harvard found Colby Unexpectedly
weak today and second and third
string players had little difficulty in
running UP score of 35 to 0 against
the visitors. Colby's only chance at
a score came in the second period
when, after a 2Syard dash by jacobs
through nearly the entire Harvard
team, Bucknam made a shot for the
goal, standing on the Crimson 43-yard
line. The kick had plenty to carry.
but went wide by 10 yards.
The first Harvard score came prin-
cipally on a tumble by Colby in the
first rush Of the game. and the second
through a 25-yard dash by Casey
from a punt. followed by another
dash by that player around right
end. The third touchdown followed
nine plunges from the 30-yard line.
The fourth march for the goal line
started on Harvard's 45-yard line
and eight rushes, including three for
ward passes, carried the ball over.
The fifth and final touchdown came
through a 23-yard dash by FELTON,
from a punt caught on the Harvard
45-yard line and seven scrimmages,
on the 5-yard line, when Steele caught
a forward pass standing behind the
Colby goal posts.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
H. Sullivan
QuarfeHbac G. T.
GA[LAUDET WINS FROM
MT. ST. MARY'S, 6 TO 0

EMMITTsBURG, Md. October IL
In the opening game of the foot ball
season here today Gallaudet College
of Washington defeated Mount st.
Mary's, to o. Weather conditions
retarded the playing. In addition to
summer heat, fine rain fell during
most of the contest
In the opening quarter Mount st.
Mary's, recovering their own kickoff
on Gallaudet's 2o-yard line. pushed
to within two feet of the goal, only to
be held for downs by the heavier
visitors.
The second quarter found Gallau-
det's backs smashing through for big
gains, which resulted in Downes go
ing over for touchdown.
The play of the GaIlaudets ends and
the clever interference given the
backf1eld men were the strong points
Of the Washingtonians' game.
The last quarter found the Noun
taineers near Gallaudet's goal. but,
as in the first period. they were held
for downs
Evening star., 1919-10-12
WISCONSIN WINS OVER
MARQUETTE BY 13 TO @

MADISON. Wis. October 11.-Wis-
consin in its last game before open
ing its western conference season
defeated Marquette University 13 to
0 today. although playing on the de-
fensive most Of the time.
Wisconsin scored in the first quar-
ter. line plunges netting the touch
down after a forward pass had
brought the ball from midheld to
Marquette's 1o-yard line. Marquette
Immediately afterward marched to
within three yards of Wisconsin's
goal, but Chicoine fumbled as he was
crossing the line.
The other Wisconsin touchdown
came when Smith. substitute half
back. intercepted a forward pass and
ran 50 yards for the score.
ch,coins. fgiiback. and. Murray.
Wisconsin ends. Meyers and weston,
were stellar players.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
ILLINOIS BEATS PURDUE,
WHICH SPURTS NEAR END

LAFAYETTE. Ind, october IL
On a muddy field Purdue lost its
first conference game of the season
to Illinois today, IA to Z. The heavier
team from Illinois did its scoring
in the second and third periods. but
Purdue had the better of the play
ing in the final session, when it made
its only score.
The Illinois eleven hit its stride in
the second period and Purdue was
clearly outclassed. After few line
plunges the visitors rushed over for
a touchdown.
Illinois opened the third quarter
with line plunges. which seemed tc
demoralize the Purdue team. A for
ward pass, which netted the visitors
Is yards, scored the. second touch
down. The ball was in Purdue's ter
ritory most of the remainder Of the
period. .... -
Purdue came back strong in the
final session and by series OF spec
tacular passes scored its only touch
down. The Boilermakers continued their
9Ourt but were g1nahle to tie the score.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Lineup and Summary.
FOOT BALL RESULTS.

Georgetown, IT; West Virginia Wes-
leyan,.0.
Maryland state, 13; Virginia. 0.
Gallaudet, 6; Mount st. Mary's. o.
Navy, Sc; Johns Hopkins, 0.
Army, 5; Syracuse. Z.
Princeton, 8: Lafayette, 6.
Harvard: 35: Colby. o.
Pennsylvania. SO: Delaware, 0.
Yale, "a; North Carolina. Z.
Pittsburgh, 26: West Virginia, o.
Columbia, 2: Vermont. o.
Cornell, 8; Williams. 0.
Colgate, II; Brown. o.
Washington and Lee, Z; Davidson, o.
virginia Polytechnic, 21: Rich
Georgia Tech, 2s; Clemson, o.
Georgia, Il; South Carolina, 0.
Vanderbilt, 8: Tennessee. 3.
Dartmouth, 81; Massachusetts, Ag-
Hamilton. 3; New York University. 0.
Holy Cross, Il: Bowdoin, 0.
Lehigh, II; Rutgers o.
Penn State, 8: Bucknell, o.
Washington and Jefferson. 20; Car
Chicago. 1874: Great Lakes. 0.
Minnesota, 6; Nebraska. g..
Northwestern, 20; Derauw. 0.
Ohio State. 46; Cincinnati, 0.
Purdue, I; Illinois. IA.
Wisconsin. 10; Marquette, 0.
Springfield. Z; Tufts, 6.
Amherst, Il: Union, 0.
Wesleyan, IS; Rhode Island State, 0.
Stevens, s; Haverford, o.
Kalamazoo, u: Michigan Aggies, is.
Rensselaer,, Ia; Worcester. 0.
Franklin and Marshall. 26; AL
bright, 0.
st. Lawrence, 6: Rochester, o.
Tulane, z; Southwestern, 0.
Furman, Z; Wofford College. 6.
Oglethorpe, 10; Chattanooga. o.
Woodberry Forest, 46; Virginia Epis-
copal, o.
Indiana. "a; Kentucky State. o.
Camp Pike. IS: Arkansas State Nor
Little Rock College, 3D.. Arkansas Col
lege, 0.
Miami, z; Chase. 2.
Oberlin, 9; Ohio Wesleyan, 0.
Louisiana State University, %; Jeffer-
son College, 0.
Holy Cross, II; Bowdoin, 0.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
navy eleven SCORES !.
66 POINTS ON HOPKINS

ANNAPOLIS, Md. October 11.-Navy
easily defeated Johns Hopkins University
Of Baltimore, Sc to 0, here today. AL
though somewhat outweighed by
Navy, the forwards of Hopkins were
lamentably weak so that the Mid
shipmen hammered their way along
the greensward with comparative
ease. Ten times their invasions were
converted into touchdowns and six
Of the resultant tries for goal were
successful.
The Midshipnfen had possession OF
the ball for the greater portion OF the
time. Featuring the work of the
Midshipmen was the fine success they
attained in the aerial attack.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Commission TO MEET
TO END SERIES AFFAIRS

CINCINNATI, Ohio. October il
The national base ball commission
probably will meet in Cincinnati Mon
day to wind up affairs incidental to
the world championship series.
Frank ,Navin, president Of the De-
troit club, has filed formal protest
with the commission, demanding that
the New, York Americans third place
club share Of the world series re-
ceipts be paid to him, and 1t is un-
certain at this time whether the Yam
KEGS will get their share or not.
The majority Of the Cincinnati
champions left for their respective
homes today.
CHICAGO. October 11.-Umpires who
ofciated in the world series have ap-
pealed to the national commission to
increase their share of the financial
prizes from $1,000 to $4,000 each.
President johnson of the American
League said today that the request
had been received.
The four umpires pointed out that
the Reds. uctors in the series, re-
ceived more than. $1,000 each. while
the losing White Sox got about $3,500
each.
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Losers Good at Times.

Virginia put up some brilliant de-
fensive foot ball at intervals. but in
the main it's work was ragged, espe-
cially on the offensive. The ends de-
fensively played as well as ends might
be expected to play. and when not
crushed under the weight of inter-
ference usually got their man. And
more than once they piled through a
mass of runners and threw the runner
for a loss. Ray and Wood were
strong in Virginia's secondary defense.
Conditions under which the game
was played were bad. 1t was terribly
hot and the field was so dusty that
clouds OF dust rose every time q play
was run or. Despite that. the two
elevens fought through four twelve
minute quarters and with few substi-
tutions -
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Fail in Two Periods.

After Georgetown was held three
times on the 8-yard mark in the frst
period Maloney dropped back and
narrowly missed try at goal from
fieid. Later on in the period George.
town again got close to the visitors
goal, but a forward pass was inter-
cepted.
a march to within 90 yards of score,
a forward pass on the fourth down
failed to connect. In the third pc
riod this situation was repeated, but
after the visitors made yards on the
firstI Try, they funlbled in the next
attempt and Georgetown recovered
west Virginia again held after the
Blue and Gray got to the ls-yard
line Then J. Sullivan surprised him
self and all others connected with the
&c eorgetown team by booting the ball
over the bar from the 2S-yard mark.
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FIELD GOAL
GIVES CORNELL 80 WIN.

ITHACA. N. T.. October IA field
goal from the so-yard line by Capt.
Fritz Shiverick in the last few min
utes Of play spelled defeat here today
for Williams. Cornell, winning by a
score Of 8 to 0.
A drizzling rain and wet field
made fast play an impossibility. The
Cornell back field punctured the Will
liams line for consistent gains but
lacked scoring power several times
when close to the goal line. Shive-
rick's winning kick came on his
fourth attempt.
Capt Boynton, Williams star quar-
terback. was stopped in almost every
attempt at ground gaining.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
PRINCETON JUST DOES
BEAT LAFAYETTE TEAM

PRINCETON. N. J.. October IL
Princeton defeated Lafayette 9 to 6
in hard fought foot ball game here
today.
Each team scored touchdown in
the first half. but both failed to kick
the goal. The Tigers touchdown
was the result Of q Lafayette tumble
In the third period Strubing, Prince
toms quarterback, kicked q field
goal from, the 25-yard line.
Strubing and Lourie were the
stars for Princeton. while Capt We'll
oon and Hauser played a brilliant
game for Lafayette.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Victory for Georgia Eleven.

ATHENS, Ga, October 1.-THE Uni
versity of Georgia defeated the Uni
versity OF South Carolina. IA to o.
here today, under almost a midsum-
mer sun. The Red and Black eleven
scored one touchdown in the first few
minutes of the play and the second
in the latter part Of the fourth quar-
ter. Georgia's weight told against the
visitors.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
COLGATE WINS, AIDED
BY BROWNS ERRORS

HAMILTON, N. Y. october Ill
Taking advantage of loose handling
Of a wet ball by its opponent. Col
gate defeated Brown here today by a
score of II to 0. Colgate suffered from
frequent penalties during the game
owing to the impatience OF the back
neld men to get under way.
watkins starred for Colgate, while
Williams and Albright did good work |
for Brown.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Mcouade and Maloney Star.

McQuade and Maloney were the
main carriers Of the ball for George
town and were the only players on
the team to play nearly the whole Of
the contest Wirts at center and T.
sullivan at tackle did the best work
Of the Georgetown forwards. Both
were sent in as substitutes. Coach
Exendine Of the Blue and Gray used
more than thirty players, while West
Virginia Wesleyan sent nineteen into
the fray. While Georgetown outplay-
ed the visitors all the way. 1t was the
Blue and Gray's reserve power that
enabled them to make the score SO
decisive.
Georgetown made four first downs
IN the first period, one in the second,
two In the third and five in the fourth.
west Virginia made one in the first.
three in the second, none in the
third and two in the final.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Michigan Aggies Defeated.

EAST LANSING. Mich. October IL
Held on the defensive for two periods.
Western State NormaTs eleven braced
in the third quarter, executed num-
ber of brilliant forward passes and
defeated Michigan Agricultural Col
lege, 81 to Is. Superior kicking aided
the Kalamazoo eleven. Quarterback
Olson was the individual star Of the
Normal team. The visitors line was
virtually impenetrable in the Anal
period. ''' =
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Line-Up and Summary.
GEORGIA TECH PRESSED
TO DEFEAT CLEMSON

ATLANTA. Ca, October 11.-Geor-
gia Tech had desperate struggle here
today to beat Clemson. % to 0. Both
on offense and defense the two elev-
ems were equally matched for two
periods. and no score resulted.
In the third period long runs by
Flowers and Barron netted two touch
downs. A forward, pass. Flowers to
Fincher. added another in the fourth.
Forst bucked through for the final
touchdown. Fincher kicked ali GOALS.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Chicago Makes 124 Points.

CHICAGO, October 1.-THE Uni
versity of Chicago foot ball eleven.
playing its initial game, piled up the
biggest score Of the season today.
burying the Great Lakes naval train
ing station team under a count Of 124
to O. The sailors. minus the collie
giate stars of year ago, presented
. green team fer the slaughter.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Vanderbilt and Tennessee Tie.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, October IL
Flowing through a heavy downpour
of rain, Tennessee and Vanderbilt
tied. to 3, in a featureless foot ball
game this afternoon. Cody of Van
derbilt drop-kicked from Tennessee's
30-yard line and Hatcher of Tennes-
see tied the score with a placement
kick from vanderbilts 25-yard mark.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
TECH BEATS EPISCOPAL
BY SCORE OF g TO 7

Tech High defeated Episcopal High
at foot ball on the Virginians' gridiron
yesterday by the score Of to Z. 1t
was the first defeat Episcopal had suf-
fered on it's own field in eight years.
Tech scored in the first and third
periods. Wood kicked a goal from field
from the 25-yard mark, and Trobie
made. a 35-yard dash for a touchdown.
Morton scored for Episcopal in the
second period after a recovery Of a
fumbled ball.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
MINNESOTA eleven TIED
BY NEBRASKA, 6 TO s

MINNEAPOLIS, October 1I.-Efec-
tive open play in the last half. which
was too much for the powerful but
inexperienced Minnesota eleven, en-
abled Nebraska to play a six to six
contest here this afternoon. The
game was fiercely fought. -sr' ~-'~
Minnesota got it's touchdown in the
second period by smashing through the
Nebraska defense from the middle of
the field, until Haertel went over.
Nebraska tied the score in the closing
period. when ShelIenburg sprinted 80
yards for touchdown.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Rex A. c. Has Big Game Today.

The East Falls Young Mems Associ-
alton eleven of Philadelphia will play
the Rex A. c. at Union League Park
this afternoon at o'clock. The vis-
itors have one of the best indepen-
dent teams in Pennsylvania. and Rex
will be lucky to win. Bryan Morse
will referee. Harry O'Meara will UNI
pire and Buck Olivera will be head
l=esman.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
STATE FRESHMEN WIN
FROM WESTERN HIGH

In well played game the Maryland
State freshmen eleven yesterday de-
feated the Western High team at Col
'lege Pakr by the score of 6 to 0.
States touchdown came in the second
period on forward pass from
StraWn to Umbarger Line-up:
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Score Two Touchdowns.

Georgetown kicked off to start the
fourth period, but the West Vir-
einians could not advance and Sned-
eyer punted to the 40-yard line. Nc
Quade and Leary each ripped off
first down and then forward pass,
Leiehty to McQuade, who was stand
ing across the line, gave the Blue
and Gray a touchdown. McQuade
kicked the goal.
Georgetown again kicked off, but
soon got the ball. the visitors being
forced to kick. McQuade first tore
off 20 yards behind fine interference.
and then, with the same formidable
assistance. repeated for 25 more and
a touchdown. McQuade kicked the
goal, making the count II to 0.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Two Hurt as Northwestern Wins.

CHICAGO, October r11.-Northwestern
University opened it's foot ball season
today with a 20-to-o victory over De
Paw University. Bob Koehler, the
Northwestern fullback and captain,
was injured at the start of the sec
ond quarter and forced to retire.
O'Neill. the De Pauw quarterback,
suffered broken jaw in the third
quarter.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Runaway for Alabama.

TUSCALOOSA. Ala. October H.
Alabama smothered Mississippi here
this afternoon, ~ to 0. Lenoir ran
so yards for . touchdown, and Steven
son scored after a 60-yard dash. Missis-
sippi failed to n,nk" first down.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
PENN SCORES SO POINTS
ON DELAWARE. COLLEGE

PHILADELPHIA October H.
Pennsylvania's foot ball team over
whelmed Delaware College at Frank
lin Field today, 50 to 0. At no time
was Pennsylvania's goal line in dan
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Dartmouth Wins, ~ to 2.

HANOVER. N. H, October 11.-Mas-
sachusetts Agricultural College scored
on Dartmouth today for the first time
In ten years, but was defeated, ~ to
T.. Dartmouth used second string
players and had no ,difnculty In out
playing the visitors.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Lineup and Summary.

Touchdown-kuode. Field goals-Knode CO..
Goal from touchdown-Nisbet. Substitutions:
Maryland State-Edel for Nisbet; Gilbert for
Bosley: Barrall for Raedy; Paganucci for Bar
rail-. Virginia-kuyk for Davis; Hankins for
Wood. Referee-Mr. Barry tGeorgetownD.
Umpire-Mr. Magofin (MichigSn). Head lines
man-Mr. Getty civilian and Mary). Time
of quarters-12 minutes each.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Trinity A. c. Takes Game.

The Trinity A. c. eleven defeated
the Star A. c. gridironers on the
Highland yesterday, 1S to o,
Evening star., 1919-10-12
States Defense Is Superb.

Maryland States defensive game was
superb. With the exception of success
full forward pass and short run around
end. both of which went for about 10
yard gains. the Virginiar,s were unable
to beat back the opposing team. even
for short gains. Maryland's backs were
on their toes and the secondary de-
fense did clever work
Forward passes were blocked or In
tercepted and the backs were so quick
to close in on opposing backs that
even when it seemed somebody was
loose with the ball there were few
gains of more than a yard or two.
The visitors line played as a unit and
the work OF the tackles and ends at
times was brilliant.
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Lineup and Summary.

TouchdoWns-Rawiings Isubstitufe Tor
Clark, 2; Afford, 2; Waters Substitute for
Dole). 2; Benoist, Clark. Goals from touch
down kicked-King. 3: Rawlings. Goals from
touchdowns missed-King, 3. Time Of periods
-15 and IL minutes.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Run Back Kicks Well.

Georgetown gained much ground on
running back kicks. Maloney making
some brilliant returns Of the visitors
punts. West Virginia Wesleyan was
forced to kick eight times. but three Of
Snedeger's efforts went little more than
fifteen yards. Those which he booted
for a fair distance. Maloney and H. Sui
livan. especially the former, ran them
back far. Maloney returned one nearly
forty yards farther than the punt car
ried. Snedegers eight kicks. averaged
less than thirty yards. Georgetown
kicked only three times, Maloney once
and McQuade twice. for an average of
about thirty-two yards, and the West
virginians' run backs did not total
twenty yards.
Georgetown used the forward pass
with fair success, one of its touch
downs coming on a heave. but 1t
gained most Of its ground around the
visitors right wing. formidable in
reference making the advances pos
sible Georgetown was played to a
standstill in the line, the visitors pre-
senting q clever pair of tackles in
Tschappatt and Martz and great end
in Capt. Fisher. Quarterback Snedeger
was the visitors mainstay on the Of
fense He seemed to be the only play
er on the field not materially affected
by the heat and played sterling
atl-round gama from start to finish.
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Lineup and Summary.

Touchdown-Downes. Substitutions-Mount
st. Mary's, J. Brown for Chapman, Cleary for
Corrisan. Hart for McNally. O'Brien for
Brown, Martin for Cleary. Costello for Martin;
Gallaudet. Randall for Roxalby. Baynes for
Connor, Connor for Lalin. Time Of periods,
10 and 12 minutes.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Line-Up and Summary.

MISUNDERSTANDING 'oaIS Irom 9uucn-
downs-McQuade, 2. Goal from field, Sui
livan. Referee-Mr. Wahoo tGarlisle). Um-
pire-Mr. Gass U4ehigh). Head linesman-Mr.
Thomas Qafayettel. .Snbstitutions: George
town.. Sullivan for J. Maloney. Wise for n.
Sullivan, wirts for Anderson, Leary for
Ieighty, T. Sullivan for Smeach, Comstock for
Dudack Malley for Buckley. Farrell for Ahern,
Moran for Davis Zaselli for Kenyon. Livers for
McQuade, Lonergan for Comstock. NJ. Ma
loney for Wirts. Mistead for Moran. Gargan
for Malley. Morley for Wise, Etzel for Nor
ley. Connell for Etzel. Haley for ConnelI. Du-
gan for Ieary. West Virginia Wesleyan
Stark for Radman. Schroyer for Schnooberger
Gould for Boyd, Hymes for Jehovics, Singleton
for d. Potter. Ross for Stark. Want for Martz
Time of periods-12 minutes.