Evening times-Republican., 1920-10-25
lowa Hun,bled by
Stages Eleven

brains and alertness are as impor-
tant as hands and feet In a football
game. Coach Stages 1920 model uni
yersity Of Chicago football team
demonstrated it may be a real con-
tender for the Big Ten title by de-
! feating the brilliant but erratic uni
| versity of Iowa team, 10 to O, before
$4,000 at Stagg field.
/ Iowa put up a real brilliant battle
in spurts but showed weakness in
fundamental football. At times it
seemed started on drive that would
something always happened to put
the brakes on the Hawkeyes' scintil-
lating wide open attack. Sometimes "
was fumble-and the Iowa fumbles
were always costly-sometimes II
was the cat-likc interceptfon OF
/ forward pass. and toward the end
lit was ragged work in the exhausted
Iowa line, which allowed two kicks
/ tc he blocked.
Maroons Score in First Period.
/ Chicago put over touchdown IN
the first period. and after that played
safe and sane football, using nothing
but simple plays. keeping the ball in
Iowa territory by constant punting,
and making Coach Howard Jones
fighters do the forcing. At the finish
Chicago was stronger. while Iowa
was pretty we'll played out,
Chicago did little that was bril-
liant. but the Maroons used a fright
fully patched up backfiekd most OF
the day, for Stagg was badly crippled
behind the line. and once in the lead.
Chicaso cut out its forward pass
Ipane, which is its strongest attack
ling weapon. AT one time the Maroons
had two slow driving fullbacks
Eplaying at halfback and at another
time two ends at the halfback posts.
Devine Star of Game.
| II was during the third quarter,
when tho Chicago team was al
twisted around. that, Iowa gained the
most ground. but when the Hawk
eyes tried their passes near the I'M
Iish, Stagg had reinforcements In MS
secondary defense and few attempts
I by the aerial route We're successful
The star Of the day was Aubrey
Deyine, the Iowa Quarterback. IT ms
work was sample of what he will
do the rest Of the season, you can
enter his name in the race for all
western selection and give him the
pole 4 dozen times he squirmed
thru the Maroons. whose tackles
were battered hard by massed inter-
terence. He gained straight thru the
Lime, he got around the ends, and ne
shot forward passes to Belding, ana
his brother, Glenn Devine. that had
the Maroons badly worried. Without
| Aubrey, Iowa never would have had
a chance.
Center College Loses Game Battle.
Cambridge, Mass Oct. 25.-Har-
ward football finesse. weight and en-
durance ,triunnphed over Center Col
lege, individual sridiron brilliancy In
one of the most thrilling intersec-
tional games in many years. Altho
defeated 81 to IA, the Danville, KY
collegians gave wonderful exhibi-
ton. considering the handicap un-
ltdertSnhich a small college eleven
labors against team of Haryard's
] caliber. $
In the first half. Center College
showed gameness and football ability
which gained them the support OF
the 10000 spectators. The Praying
Culemels.' as the southern players
are known, matched effort for effort
4 with the Crimson and at the end of
the: half had fought themselves into
an even break with Harvard. Ia to
A..
The exertion and suspense of such
a gruelling battle under strange con-
ditions, told, however, in the closing
half and the power and finish of the
Harvard team triumphed over the
! desperate efforts Of Captain "Bo''
McMillin and his teammates.