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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31
CRESCENT REDS
WIN SOCCER GAME
Bluffs Defeated In Field League
by 4 to 1 at Bay Ridge
Grounds.

Rival soccer teams, both owing allie
glance to the colors OF the Crescent Ath-
letic Club, met In a regularly scheduled
championship game Of the Field Soccer
League AT Bay Ridge yesterday after
noon, and the result was victory by
4 goals TO ! in favor OF the Reds"
against the Bluffs" The game was all
in favor Of the Reds in the first half, by
the end of which they had II practically
clnched 20 the tune of 30. although
their opponents had chance to score
off penalty but missed
OF pass by Pert on the right wing
Rev of the Reds headed the ball into
the goal Soon after penalty wac
given against Smith of the Reds, but r.
O'Halloran, who essayed the kick, shot
wild. Durrant of the Reds. however. did
better when, few minutes later. A.
O'Halloran Of the Bluffs was similarly
penalized This placed the Reds two
points ahead. and MacPhee made II
three straight with well aimed shot
from outside left.
A tumble by King in goal for the Reds
enabled a. O'Halloran to put through
the Bluffs only tally soon after the re-
start. The last goal OF the game came
from a mix up In which Barriskill of the
Bluffs kicked the bali into his own net.
The lineup:
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OHIO STATE ELEVEN
WINS BY ONE POINT
Buckeyes Eliminate Chicago
From Big Ten Race.

CHICAGO, Oct. 30.--A plunge across
Chicago's goal from the one yard line
by Charles Taylor. Ohio fullback. IN the
last eight minutes Of play, gave Ohio
State "A sensa tional to victory over
Chicago before $4,000 persons to-day.
The victory OF the undefeated Ohio
eleven. runner-up in the 1919 race elm
mated Chicago from the 1920 champion
ship.
The play that started the defeat of
Chicago was made by Myers Buckeye
left end. who grabbed a poor punt on
Chicagos forty yard line and raced to
the thirty yard line before being thrown
out OF bounds. 'Hoge" Workman.
Buckeye quarterback. made Il twenty
five yard forward pass to his brother,
NOEL, who had relieved Slyker at right
end. NOEL Workman caught the pass
and brought the ball to Chicago's ten
yard line. Taylor the fullback. ripped
off four yards and on the next two plays
went over for a touchdown. 'Hoge"
Workman kicked goal. After the touch
down 'IIoge" Workman tried for n
field goal from the thirteen yard line.
but the Maroons raced towards the BAH
with their hands over their heads and
blocked the attempt.
Chicago started out like a certain
winner and piled a six point lead in
seven minutes. Eddie Palmer. Maroon
fullback. picked up a tumble and raced
forty-five yards for a touchdown. Jack
son. however. failed TO Rick goal The
iineIp
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.VANDERVEER STARS
IN CLAY BIRD SHOOT
Defeats Big Field i'll Perry
Circle Gun Club Champion
ship at Chappaqua.

Competing against many OF the crack
shooters of the country, j. II Wander
veer of the Bergen Beach Gun Club Of
Brooklyn won what was classified as thx
worlds clay pigeon championship over|
the traps Of the Perry Circle Gun Club ID
Chappaqua. Westchester county, yester
day afternoon. Vnnderveer, who dis-I
played his keenest craftsmanship OF tie
season, at the end OF the regular
al $50 targets was tied with r. A. n
Denver, Col. and A. r. Ranney. the New
York \. C. star, with score Of i4i. IL
the shootofT yanderveer had an unbrokel
string Of %. wiiie sianney demolished
% and King broke FL.
Vanderveer also carried off the Hal
trophy the shootoff Of which was also
held yesterday at 100 targets. r. Won
Boeckman, Nanderveer's clubmate, was
tied with him for the trophy with three
legs apiece. After nip and tuck strug-
gle the strain told on Won Boeckman.
and Vanderveer won the premier honors.
The prize donated for professionals
competing went to Del Cross of Kansas
City.
In Glass a. 4. L. Ranney. runper. ~
20 Nanderveer won first prize, and II. A
King. Denver. Col. and G. +. Bonnet.
Chicago, were awarded the second and
third prizes. respectively. First honors
in Class 3 were won by Sidebotham. At
lantic City. A. o. Keator. Ossining, y.
y won second prize, and r. IT. Rice. New
York city third. The latter two were
tied for second, and Keator won in the
shootoff Henry Vogel. New York city.
was the class in Glass c. thereby gaining
first prize. j. ]. ID. Bristol, Chappaqua,
was second Only two prizes were dis
tributed In this class and the same num-
Der in Glass u, which was won by Dr..
Barrey, Orange, y. j.. with r. Turner,
Chappaqua. second. The summaries;
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FIVE FALL AT FIRST JUMP.
T.. Ambrose Clark and A. j. A. Dew.
ereux Thrown In Cup Race.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW YORK HxnALD.
BALTIMORE, Md. oct. 30.--Five horse
fell at the first jump In the cup rSts-
over Foxhall Heenes estate beyond
Monkton, Baltimore county. on the eve
OF the vigil of hallowmas. and OF the
five riders two In pink and blue silks
lay motionless on the turf while the
field of racing hunters swept over them.
Society from five cities. bundled in
greatcoats and furs browning n high
knoll. could look down upon the
plateau where rlderiess horses writhed
and stunned riders lay, as upon the well
Of an amphitheatre.
The two injured riders were F. Am
brose Clark of New York. on Ralph
pulitzers Warwick. and A. j. Antelc
Devereux Of Philadelphia. riding A. A
Fowlers Semper Fortis.
Two OF the best horsemen in tn
country" said the old horsemen on tn
hill when their names came up from tl.o
valley DR.. James Hutchison. the Phils-
delphian. searched them over 20
smashed bones. but found none Clsrl
had a long. deep cash In the head. where
his horse had kicked him. and the ligs
ments Of Devereuxs neck were badly
torn. The wounds OF both will mend
speedily. DR. Hutchison said.
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P0YER LEADING BAT
IN CRICKET LEAGUE
BrOoklynite Annexes Dual
Championship for Season
Meyer Heads BOwlers.

Official records for batting and bowl
ing during the season of 1920. compiled
bv II. Rushton. secretary of the Met
ropolitan District Cricket League, show
that J. L. Poyer Of the Brooklyn Crickec
Club has won the batting championship
&C that organization in addition TO
achieving first place among the batsmen
in the New York and New Jersey
Cricket Association, wherein he made
his debut this year. Poyer batted In
nine innings. just enough 70 qualify.
being not out twice with a total of
Gas runs for an average OF 80. Second
prize was won by II. Smith of the Man
haitian Cricket Club, whose average waS
3s30. while third and fourth places
went to j. Freeman and A. Brown, both
Of the Brooklyn c. G. A. Bunce of
Paterson was fifth
Chief honors among the bowlers or
the league were captured by Harry A.
Meyer Of the Manhattan Cricket Club.
with the exceptional average of S.T5 for
aS wickets W. Godfrey of the SAM
club was second, with Harry Rushtor
Of Brooklyn. former bowling champion.
IA third place.
Following are the leading batting and
bowling records:
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Bay Ridge Eleven Triumphs
Over Dyker Heights Team
by IA to Z.

New Utrecht High School OF Brooklyn
eleven in the only p. S. A. L. game on
yesterdays scholastic football card at
Commercial Field. The score was Ii
to z. On account of the strong wind
the team defending the east goal was
continually at a disadvantage, and 1t
was the wind that was responsible for
New Utrecht's first score.
After Poly kicked off New Utrecht
punted back over Polys goal line and
the ball stayed around the 20 yard line
for the most part OF the first quarter.
as wardle of Poly could not kick against
the wind. With the pigskin on Poly's 30
yard line Salient OF New Utrecht tried a
dropkick. which DETECTED off Poly
forward and rolled over the goal liue.
Myers the lanky New Utrecht end fell
on II for a touchdown and Writ kicked
the goal. The Poly boys questioned this
touchdown but both the referee and
the umpire agreed that Poly man had
touched the ball
In the second half New Utrecht
ploughed through the Poly line at will
and carried the ball to the Is yard line.
where they we're stopped. They started
another rush from infleld. with Saleml to
Schaefer. brought the ball to the 5 yard
line and on the last down Schaefer took
the ball over for the second score. Writ
again kicked the goal
With about two minutes 10 play Poly
staged rally and brought the kickoff
TO mdheld on plunges by Bell and
Wardle. The backleld then completely
fooled Utrecht by long forward pass,
Cook TO Parks. and Parks ran forty-fve
yards for score. Yale kicked the goal
New Utrecht then held Off Poly for the
remainder of the game. The lineup:
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ILLINOIS IN FRONT.
Forward Passes Responsible for
Minncsota's Defeat.

UiKBANA, Ill. oct 3O--Forward passes
gave Illinois a II 20 II victory over
Minnesota to-day. the stonewall line OF
the Gophers making II necessary for
Illinois TO depend on aerial attack
Illinois was outplayed IN the irEt
quarter. Minnesota carrying the ball to
the 10 yard line twice, but lacking the
punch TO cross. on one occasion Eek
berg tried "A Held goal. but the ball
sailed wide of the posts
WalQulat broke loose In the middle Of
the second quarter and had clear field
ahead when he foil. losing a chance for
an Illinois touchdown. shortly after,
however. he shot pass TO Carney for
a touchdown the playing being repeat ed
for second touchdown. Ralph Fletcher
kicked both goals
Minnesota's touchdown came In the
third period after a long pass. Ruben 10
Eckberg the latter going over for the
score. Ralph Fletcher tried TO kick two
field goals In the nnal period before his
third attempt was successful. The score
by periods;
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MlnnesotH. ss's. s.sss.ss..... O. Z
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MORRIS SOCCERS
KEEPING IN VAN
Bronx School Sets Pace by
Defeating Clinton Three
Goals to One.

Morris High soccers kept pace with
Curtis in the struggle for the lead in the
annual p. S. A.. H. series by defeating
the De Witt Clinton eleven handily by
the score of 3 goals to 0 ut Crotona
Park yesterday. The Morris forwards
settled the question Of superiority in the
first half by establishing a go lead.
and this advantage was maintained I'M
till the end Of the gme. as neither side
scored in the second period.
After fifteen minutes of play Good
man, inside right for Morris. picked the
ball out Of q scrimmage and sent it into
Clinton's net for the first tally of the
game. The second goal was headed in
by V. Schapiro from centre by Woolf.
brilliant run by Schapiro shortly be-
fore the change of ends yielded Morris s
third and last goal.
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WOLVERINES ON TOP.

ANN ARBoR, Mich. Oct. 30.-superior
forward passing, combined with the
weight Of Michigan's back field. enabled
the Wolverines 10 defeat Tulane Uni
versity 81 TO on Ferry Field here this
afternoon.
The New Orleans eleven showed sur
prislng strength in the opening period
and held Michigan scoreless. Most Of
the play was In Tulane territory. A
forty-iive yard run In the third period
and one for forty yards in the final
quarter by Jack Perrin, both OF which
produced touchdowns, featured tho game
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NAVY DEFEATS
RESERVE WITH
EASE, AZ TOO
Midshipmen Too Strong
and Too Heavy for
Visitors.
SCORE IN EVERY PERIOD
Substitutes Have No Difficulty
Gaining Ground Almost
at Will.
SCORE IN EVERY PERIOD

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct 30.-For the
first time this season the Midshipmen
this afternoon struck a team in West
ern Reserve against which they could
run up score, the figure OF AZ to 0
being obtained without great effort
and by a team which was changed re-
and dash OF the Navy forwards made
serious resistance on the part Of the
visitors out of the question.
The Midshipmen scored in every
quarter, though the last half was
played with an entirely substitute
team.
Koehler Noyes and Cruise, all regular
backs, were reserved to-day, as 1t Is
hoped that the team will be as strong
as possible against Georgetown next
Saturday AS a shield against the scouts
o: the Washington institution the mid
shipnen stuck to plain football and
showed nothing of their advanced plays.
Reserves tried number Of forward
passes. some from the spread formation,
and some short gains were made. In the
last quarter one pass from Marek to
Fulton netted thirty yards. The mid
shipmen barely were saved an adverse
score on the next play, but the ball was
fumbled.
Mckee and Rawlings were the stars
OF the Nays back field. Dole ran for
ty-five yards in the final period after
irtercepting forward pass. Waters
also played a good game. The entrance
of Rawlings INTO the contest was well
received by the Navy gallery, the mid
shipmen believing his presence strength
ems the back field greatly. The whole
Navy team was changed at the opening
Of the second half.
The lineup:
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Soccer Tie mt Montciair.

a close struggle for soccer supremacy
between the Montclair a. G. and tho
Richmond County Field Club staged on
the grounds of the former nc Montclair.
n. j.. resulted In tie game after a no
scoring first half yesterday afternoon.
BirrNll the home centre forward, was
the first TO score through a fine indi-
vIdual effort after twenty minutes of
play in the second half. The Staten
Islanders thereupon exerted all possible
pressure upon the Montclair goal. and
finally Kay centred the. bail. when Du-
chard. rushing up, forced Il into Mont
clair's net.
r-t,n tt1o,,r,
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Horace Mann Boy. Lose.

Special Despatch to THE Nrw YotK HEnsLn.
ESSEX FEELS. n. j., oct 30.--The
Kingsley Schools football team over
whelmed Horace Mann OF Manhattan by
score of 81 90 here to-day The
Manhattan boy made but one first down
In the whole game Rubin starred for
Kingsley School and made fourteen FIRST
downs for his team, and Cavanaugh
the quarter. made several long end runs
and scored two touchdowns.
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MontcIair Eleven In Front.

Montclair Academy ot New Jersey
scored a 10 20 10 win over the PeeSslsill
Military Academy eleven at Montclair.
". j.. yesterday afternoon. After the
teams had played 20 scoreless tie for
two quarters Simon Of Peekskill scored
Peekskilps first touchdown by intercept
ing n forward pass and running ninety
yards. Abbot scored two touchdowns
for Montc'air and Sexton made the other.
Levy kicked the goal
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Erasmus Plays Tie Game.

Erasmus Hall High Schools football
eleven, saved itself from defeat yester-
day afternoon at Ebbets Field by scor-
Ing touchdown In the last quarter OF
the game with Flushing High school
after the Queens boys had scored in tho
opening period. The game ended in Z
TO tie. II was the first game Of the
season AZ the Brooklyn park, and on ac-
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Mem Utrecht High Wins
Over Poly Prep Eleven
Results of Games on
Interscholastic Fields
At Ohio Field--Hin. o; Lawrcnce,iIIe, 0

~ WHO It IfIu--ffNI VI, TaWrrHttNIIIt, U.
At Ebbets Fieid--EIushlng, 7; Erasmus, Z.
At Commercial Field--New Utrecht IL; Poly
Prep, Z.
At Ozone Park. J.. I.--Adeiphi. I; Bar
nard. o.
ampton, o.
At Lakewood. y. J.--Newmsn, FL; River
dale, o.
kill VI. A., 10.
At observation-disclosures Lake. "a; Mount
Pleasant, o.
At Essex Felis, -. J.--Kingsiey School, 81 (;
Horace Mann, o.
At Passaic, n. J.-St. Benedict's Prep, 1e;
Plssaic III. s., o.
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TIGERS SCORE AT SOCCER.

Special Despatch 10 TIE NEW YORK HFEALn.
PRINCETON, N j.. oct. 30.-Princeton' p
game was closely contested and the result
IN doubt during the fret half but I'm the
vccond period the superior teamwork OF the
Tigera began 70 make itself felt. and the
locals Increased their one point margin 20 n
substantial lead
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New Utrecht "a
Victory for Adeipbi.

Adelphi Academy Of Brooklyn scored
a Z to victory over the Barnard School
eleven yesterday afternoon at Ozone
Park, l.. I. The Adelphi boys took the
ball down the field on straight line buck
Ing and Mnisel went over for score
In the fret quarter. and Aldridge kicked
the goal There was no further scoring.
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CHALLENGES VETERAN wREsrIrRs.

PfT"TSBuRG. Oct. 30.-'I am willing 20
bet that J can defeat In wrestling match
Graeco Roman. catch -as-catch- can or flu.
iitsu, any man over 80 years Of agl !" was
the statement made tonight by Dennis Cal
lagher, veteran grappler OF Buffalo, who
Is IN plttsburg visiting friends Gallagher
nppea red here ten wears ago al tho old
Academy when wrestling was booming. He
e now IN charge ~ physical ouituve school
"A. Euffalo.
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lcyn ~ Williams. b. Boynton. Mclean.
Goals from Observation-Disclosures, Canapary
80 Williams, Lasell 90. Substitu-
tionH-Columbia. Klenninger for Brodil.
tombstone for Burt, Appelbaum for john
stone. Eccles for Appelbaum. tombstone for
Eccles, Thornton for Moszcenski. Williams.
Shuttieworth for Smith, Smith for Shut
tleworth, Vrooman for Smith. Fulle for
Laws w. Burger for Joslyn. Referee. c.
Mcdonald. Cmpire--J. G.. Henuessey. Lines
man-C. VI. Coryell Time of periods, -
minutes.
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Bushwick "a.
Manuals Win Close Game.

Manual Training soccers obtained the
verdict by a margin OF a single point
in their p. s. A. l.. championship match
with Townsend Harris Hall at the
Prospect Park Parade Grounds yester-
day. The final score was to in favor
of the Brooklyn lads. Rlvelin scored the
winning goal from a mixup midway in
the first half The lineup:
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Penalties for Columbia.

Columbia's programme az this stage
was clogged by penalties and the ball
went to Williams on downs on the 25
yard line Richmond skirted for twelve
yards on n flank movement. The next
play was an involved but deity exc
cuted forward pass. Richmond to Boyn-
ton to Mclean. Mclean was too fast
for two Columbians assigned to guard
him, cleared them In two steps ani
Strengthened out after a circling move
ment Of few yards He ran about
forty-nine yards; the pass did the rest
When tumble gave the ball 10 Will
Jams on Columbla's 20 yard line later in
the period the best chance Williams had
for touchdown presented itself Will
Jams eagerly threw troops at Column
bias line. but wasted time and energy
by irving TO cave in the centre Co.
lunoid Itood firm and on the fourth
down took the ball. Two slashing flights,
then a nine yard plunge by Thornton
and the ball was at Williamss az yard
line. The Purple. however. dug in and
forced Il Columbia punt which ended
the game.
In the third period Laws of Williams
was helped from the field in a groggy
condition. He had two black eyes, which
every moment We're getting blacker.
showing that the game, though clean,
was not a tea party. The lineup:
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Freeport High Schools football eleven
won close game from Southampton
High School at Freeport l.. l.. yesterday
afternoon by the score Of 1S to 0. The
lighter Southampton line could not hold
the Freeport backs. The lineup:
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SYRACUSE FRESHMEN VICTORIOUS.

Spcc'dt Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HrrALD.
SYRACUSE. Oct. SO.--Syracuse University
freshmen football team defeated Indiana
Normal team OF indian. Pa, mere to-day, by
- TO 7. The game was we'll played by both
sides. Capt. Thornton ~ fullback starred
for Syracuse.
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OMAHA. Ncb.. oct. 3O.-Frsnklin worrell.
~. Ia Omaha's first football Victim. Young
Norreli died Wednesday OF injuries sus-
tanned IN grade school game here Last Sat
urda}
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The lfneur
MIMI. ,oN
De Witt Clinton 10.
Bu.hwick Defeat. stuyvesant.

Bushwick High School. thanks to three
goals shot by Parmet, inside left, scored
a well earned victory over Stuyvesant
soccer eleven in the r. S. A. l.. COM
petition at Crotona Park, by score OF
goals to /, yesterday. All the points
we're obtained In the first half. The
lipaun.
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count OF the chilly weather the crowd
WIS held down TO 300 The llne-up:

Touchdowns--Bach and Chandler. Goals
from touchdowns-Bach and Hockerfeiler
neutrality-suspicious.. Nelson for Ruck, Ruck
for Nelson. Nelson for Rockefeller. Moore
for Frein. Banker for Moore. Gardner for
Nelson. Flushing-Willard for Atkinson.
Morrison for Barbour, Leifheit for Morri-
son. Loves for Aulich, Graham for
Aulich. Graham for Leifheit. Barbour for
Bach Referee-Shean, Springfield Y NJ. q.
A. Umplre2Darby. Syracuse. Head lines
man--Maier. Springfield i. NJ. G. a. Time
Of periods-lO minutes.
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NEW HAVEN. oct, 30.--Nale defeated Cor.
nell NJ soccer here to-day 10y score OF .
10 q
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One Step Out Of Bounds Is Yard Run Pen Hill School From Laure
COLUMBIA WINS
BY LONG RUNS
Continued from First Page.

march from this point. The backs
worked from echelon formation and
clipped Off the first downs. On Will
ia ms a-yard mark Appelbaum. feet w
and body on a horizontal line, went
through like torpedo. First down for
him. On the third rush from there he
split the line FOR touchdown
The play flashed and sizzled for the
remainder Of the half. Benny Boynton
took kick off. came back To the rs
yard line, and from kick formation he
whirled to the right, eluded Modarelll
with a quick turn on the side line.
threaded his way Inward. broke through
a group Of tacklers and went the rest
Of the distance unchallenged. l.asell
kicked the goal.
In no time the Columbia men. their
Irish up, got even. This was through a
forward pass. Harris 20 Pulleyn. Tho
throw was fifteen yards. the run twenty
hve. and as Canapary kicked the goal
the first half of the game ended. 20 TO Z
Columbia couldn't score In the second
half They lost the ball In the third
quarter on downs on Viliamss 2 yard
line. When Boynton punted from be-
hind the goal Lasell tackled Harris so
hard on the 35 yard line that the Co
lumbian's headgear few off as e
wrenched loose by stray blast from IA
cyclone
The third quarter ended with Harris
puntng skyhigh 90 Mclean on Will
iamss 10 yard line None OF the lads
In this game was letting punts hit the
ground. and Mclean was racing back
when thrown. Boyntcn made fourteen
yards from kick formation. but Thorn
ton intercepted forward pass and took
the ball back to Willams's 26 yard line.
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touchdown-C. Taylor. Goal from touch.
down--H. Workman.
Referee---Birch. Earlham. Umptre-Knight.
Dartmouth. Field JudRe-Hutchens, Purdue.
Young, Illinois Wesleyan.