The New York herald., 1920-12-05

Waged tnan the second, occurring, now
ever. at opposite ends Of a season and
in the second Buell. divides the honors
with Horween, who also contributed
goal from the field. Allan ID. Davey
II Wisconsin also will be noted as hav-
ug won two great games by his goals
rom the field. Sent into the fray
against Minnesota in the third period as
substitute quarterback the little Bad
er quickly booted his team to victory
)y a drop kick. Two weeks later against
chicago, with the score to 0 and the
game almost at an end. again he es-
sayod to win the game. and won by
scnl lg a perfect drop kick between the
goal posts. thereby repeating. although
y a different method. the victory which
he achieved in an individual playa
un of sixty-five yards for touchdown
lgainst Chicago year ago.
Winning Forward Passes.
The forward pass has been the decid-
ng play In many victories this fall. II
was fling of eighteen yards by Strauss
10 Thomas, who in a single step crossed
Bucknell's goal line, that gave vic
tory TO Pennsylvania. Ii was a throw
OF fifteen yards by Lonberg to Manville.
who carried the ball five yards further
20 the goal line. that enabled Kansas TO
defeat Drake. Collins of Georgia by
?ass Of ten yards to Pitt. who touched
lown where he Stood that thus defeated
Furman.
IL is Ohio State University that stands
the most brilliantly In the spotlight OF
victories by forward passes, for thus
Ohio state won two tremendous battles,
and with the last the championship OF
the middle West Five minutes
Of the final quarter Of the game,
Ohio State VS.. Wisconsin. had elapsed
and Wisconsin was leading by
points. fusillade OF forward passes.
Harry Workman to Gaylord Stinchcomb,
succeeded and Ohio state scored touch
down. But Stinchcomb missed the goal
and the score stood Wisconsin z, Ohio
State g. The Scarlet and Gray kicked
off and Wisconsin again forged down
the field, finally punting. Only four
minutes remained TO play and Wiscon-
sins goal was eighty-nine yards away.
Running attacks and forward passes fol-
lowed each other in furious but success
ful succession, the final minute of play
finding Ohio State on Wlsconsin's 46
yard line. The ball was snapped, Harry
Workman received and feinted an end
run. then stopped and feinted a forward
pass to the right. but turned and threw
the ball fifty yards diagonally down the
Held to Gaylord Stinchcomb, who caught
Il on Wisconsin's is yard line and with
II dashed across the line for the winning
touchdown. Only thirty seconds remained
to play.
Late in November Ohio State, with
only four seconds to play, faced Illinois
on the latters az yard line. The score
was 0 to 0. Ohio had the ball Not one
football man In a hundred thousand
would have said that It was possible for
Ohio to win, but Ohio did The time
keeper stood with finger menacingly up
raised as the ball shot into play. Harry
Workman received the ball and threw
a long spiral pass down the field. Three
Illinois players were covering the dan
gerous Stinchcomb on the play. Down
on the II yard line stood Myers, who 40
the ball passed above him leaped and
plucked II from the air and scampered
unopposed across the three remaining
lines to victory. a championship and foot
ball Immortality