Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-14
WISCONSIN is OUT
Of BIC TEN RUNNING;
CHICAGO WINS 14-6.
YoST'S MICHIGAN SQUAD PUTS
CARDINALS OUT OF RUNNING
BY 7 TO 7 ScoRE.-STERNAMEN'S
FIELD GOALS FEATURE CHI
cAeoILLlNI HOMECOMING SAT
TILE AT URBANA.


Chicago's win over Coach Bob Zupp-
kes Illini eleven in the last half OF
their game at Urbana, H. which was
the main attraction at the annual
homecoming celebration, WisConsin's
elimination by Michigan from further
big ten conference championship con-
sideration. Yale's win over the Prince
ton Tigers and lndiana's smothering
by Iowa. were the big features Of col.
lege football Saturday. Probably the
biggest surprise to football critics
was the elimination Of the strong
Wisconsin squad from further title
consideration, when Michigan held
them to a to TIE at Madison. Wis
consin was the first to score in the
and was given an ovation by the vast
assemhlage. Ideal weather conditions
prevailed. Yale scored in the initial
period when Quarterback Charieie
OHearn went ten yards through the
Tiger line for the opening touchdown.
Capt. Keck started The game for the
Tigers but was forced TO take seat
along the sidenes because of
sprained ankle which he sustained in
the game Hank Clarity, smashing
right half for the Tigers scored their
only touchdown in the second quarter
of the game, knottipg the score, but
two field goals in the third and fourth
quarters gave Yale the win.
game and after Michigan had knotted
the count, the vast throngs Of wit
nasses were kept in a frenzy through
out the remainder Of the game be-
cause of the fight and opposition that
was displayed by both elevens After {
the score had been tied by Michigan, |
both teams had several chances to- a
score but somehow failed at the Criti- l
cal moments. i
Down at Urbana Coach Stages ma
chine was given an awful scare when /
the Illini were the first to score and
during the first half seemed apparent
ly to have cincheG the game when
Quarterback Sternaman of the Him S
eleven succeeded in making two field {
goals. The thousands of Him alum |
nus who gathered at the campus l
grounds had visions of grand vic {
tory when the referee blew the whistle q
at the END Of the first half with the
score Standing to in favor of
Zuppke's men. But their foresights
were shattered by the line plunges
and excellent work of Thomas, Maroon
halfback, who scored the IA points for
Chicago. Thomas made his first score
in the third quarter and the final +
touchdown in the fourth stanza. ;
At the Eli bowl at New Haven, ,
$4,000 people witnessed the battle be- |
tween Yale and the Princeton Tigers, ,
in which the former won Is to 7. I
Marshal Foch was the guest of honor, :
Iowa had an easy game with Indiana ,
at Iowa City Saturday, when they won
the game Al to O. Smothered from !
the outset of the one-sided contest, {
Indiana didn't have a chance of scor- /
ing against the Iowans. The Hawk
eyes outplayed the Hoosiers at every
stage of the game and evidenced the
fact that they will put up a stiff bat
tie for the big ten crown this year
Captain Aubrey Devines sensational
playing was the feature of the battle.
Ohio State crushed Purdue, 2S to 0
as the result of mixing clever forward
passes with terrific line bucks The
game was an easy win for the Buck
eyes and at no time were they in
danger of defeat. Colts 44.yard run
on a returned punt was an outstanding
feature of the game.
Nebraska practically clinched the
title in the Missouri Valley conference
when they defeated Kansas % to 0,
The Cornhuskers displayed much
speed and if they win from Ames col
lege next Saturday they will be the
undisputed champions of the valley
conference.
Notre Dame had very little opposi-
ton in their game with Haskell Insti-
tute when they won AZ to 7. Coach
ROckne didn't even witness the game
but instead went to Milwaukee to see
Marquette in action. Second string
players were used by Notre Dame
throughout the greater portion of the
game.
Harvard had a tough time winning
over Brown college, 8 to T. The game
was a very exciting combat from start
to finish and the brown eleven showed
an excellent fighting spirit AS the
result of their tight game and Yale's
win over Princeton, Is to 7, the latter
is expected to win against Harvard in
thn;r rauttIar ANIMAL hnttIa uavt Gotur
day.
Penn State won over the Navy Is
to 7, while Syracuse COPIED from Col.
gate ii to 0.
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