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Evening star., 1921-10-30
LATE v. AND J. POINTS
DOWN SYRACUSE, ITO

SYRACUSE, y. Y, October 20
Washington and Jefferson nosed out
Syracuse in Archbold Stadium at foot
ball this afternoon, II to 10. A for
ward pass, blocked late in the fourth
period behind the Syracuse line of
scrimmage. dropped into the waiting
arms of Weiderquist and he had only
to step across the line for the win
ming touchdown.
During the first quarter neither
team was able to make much impress
sion. Just before the period ended.
however, Mclaughlin shot a forward
pass 25 yards. which put w. &
]. on the Syracuse 3O-yard line. AS
the second period opened, Russell
Stein, brother of the Pittsburgh cap
tain. booted a place kick from the
field.
Syracuse's first score came in the
third period, after the Orange had
smashed it's way to the enemy's 35-
yard line. Herbert dropped back to
w. & Us 42-yard line and registered
a drop-kick goal.
On Syracuse's kickoff, West gath
cred in the ball on his own 5-yard
line and ran through the entire SYRIA
cuse team for touchdown. Early
in the fourth period Syracuse began
a march from it's own 40-yard line
Herbert kicked the goal
w. & ]. opened up a forward
passing game here, but finally SYRIA
cuse got the ball 90 yards from its
own goal line. Baysinger tried
forward pass. Three w. & J. men
broke through. Stein hit the ball
1t bounded into the waiting arms of
Wiederquist and the latter scored
Stein kicked goal.
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NAVY USES MANY MEN
TO BEAT Bethany, 2l-0

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, October 2s-The
Naval Academy won from Bethany
here this afternoon, 81 to Q. all the
points being made in the first half.
The work Of the varsity combination,
which was unbroken only during the
firIt quarter and part Of the second,
indicated that there had been no
in the speed, accuracy
and strength Of tho team which de-
feated Princeton two weeks ago.
The Navy started without Hamil-
ton, a regular back, and Taylor, regu-
lar right end, and was not SO well
supplied with high-grade backfield
as usual, several good men
being on the hospital list The
changes were made 50 early and so
that the teams punch
weakened greatly. and Bethany
easily halved the honors of the sec
ond half. During the first half it
did not make a first down, while the
Navy backfe1d never worked with
more Dr. cia on and drive.
The backfeld work of Koeh1er.
Barchet and Conroy in the first half
was superb. while Cruise. who took
Hamiiton's place, did good work. Of
the substitutes. Durgin and Noyes did
fine individual running, but the back
field as a whole lacked the usual snap.
Kelly and Randolph ran well Tor
the visitors. and they tried, with some
success in the second half, many long
forward passes Bethany had the
heaviest team seen here in years.
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For the first few minutes Of the
game it looked as though Techs pow
erful offensive would drive straight
through State. With Barron leading,
the southern attack, having gotten
the ball some so yards from the
display of speed. After number Of
downs, Barron fought his way across
the line for Techs only touchdown of
When the teams lined up Tech
kicked off to Killinger on his own 15-
quarter, lodging and ducking his way,
ran eighty yards for a touchdown,
tying the score.
Throughout the remainder Of the
game Killinger and his cohorts DOM
mated the situation, their efforts be-
ing far more productive than those Of
Barron and Harlan, the giants of
fields had become legendary. Not only
did Killinger outdo the best of every
other player on the field, but State
similarly outdid the efforts of Tech.
Gaining the ball on downs In mid
Held early in the second quarter, State
slowly but surely marched to touch
down, Wilson making the final dash
for the score.
Along in the latter part of the third
quarter, Tech got off a bad punt from
behind its own goal and 1t was state
ball on the Georgian's 25-yard mark.
Line plays, with a pass from Killin-
ger to Hufford mixed in. soon sent
the oval across the line, Lightner
making the counter.
Wilson was the most prominent
factor in States final marker in the
fourth quarter. He contributed dash
for Is yards that put the ball within
scoring distance and shortly afterward
went across the last chalk line.
The Georgians brought up Devil,
triple passes, but they were effective
only sporadically after the first
period. Several times the Georgians
violated the principles Of orthodox
foot ball by using the forward pass
deep in their own territory, and once
they lost the ball on downs in mid
field when a pass failed on the fourth
down.
It seemed that the southerners had
specialized on offense, while State
struck balance on offensive and de-
fensive superiority and the tremen-
dous pressure which Killinger ex-
erted.
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.STETEKEE'S DR0PK|CK
GIVES MICHIGAN GAME

ILLINOIS FIELD, Urban. Ill, Oc-
tober 29.-Frank Stetekees foot car
ried Michigan to victory in a hard
battle with Illinois today, to 0. He
outpunted Durant, the 1llini booter,
throughout and scored Michi gan's lone
tally near the end of the first half
when he kicked from placement on
the 15-yard line.
Michigan romped on to the field the
favorite and set out to rush the IL
linf. Coach Zuppke's men. however,
played safe, forcing Michigan to punt
frequently. Forward pass attempts
failed to help Michigan. and 1t was
not until Cappon started rally In
midfield that the Yost men started
moving. The second half opened with
the Illini showing more fight and
playing a hard game. Starting their
aerial attack. Peeden to Walquist,
Illinois went deep into Michigan's
territory.
Stetekee broke up the march when
he grabbed a long pass and later
broke through and blocked Anderson's s
attempted place kick. recovering the
ball for Michigan.
With Stetekee the outstanding fig
ure of the Michigan offense. Roby
and Cappon Wed with each other in
driving the ball through the Illinois
line by the aid of Capt. Dunno at left
guard.
Today's victory was the first for
Michigan against Illinois since the
ten conference three years ago.
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WISCONSIN SM0THERS
MINNESOTA BY 35 TOO

MADISON, Mis-. October 2e.-The
Wisconsin foot ball team took a big
step toward the conference champion
ship today when it humbled the Min
nesota eleven. IS to 0, before $4,000
spectators In the Badgers home
coming game.
1t was a game featured by spec
tacular runs on the part of Williams,
Elliott and sundt. star Badger back
field mon. Long drives through the
supposedly strong Gopher line carried
the ball 40 yards for Wisconsin's
first touchdown in the second period.
A brilliant 70-yard run by Williams
through the entire Minnesota team
gave the Badgers their second touch
down. Elliott made the Badgers
third score when he went over from
the 14-yard line.
After another spectacular run by
Williams, Elliott drove through the
Gophers for the fourth tally. Toward
the last Of the play Sundt intercepted
q pass from Martineau and raced 40
yards for the final score. Sundt in
each instance kicked goal
Tho work Of Martineau for Minne-
sofa was outstanding among the Go
piers.
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RESULTS ON GRIDIRON
LOCAL TEAMS.

LOCAL TEAMS.
Georgetown, 2S; George Washing
ton, o.
North Carolina, 16; Maryland, z.
Bucknell. Al, Catholic University, o.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
North Carolina State, .; Virginia
NJ. l., =.
Washington and Lee, 3; Virginia
Poly, o.
William and Mary, 35, Randolph
Macon, D.
Wake Forest, %; Guilford, O.
Johns Hopkins, A.; Western Mary
land, o.
Richmond. II; Davidson, II.
EAST.
Yale, 45; Brown, z.
Princeton, "a; Virginia, O.
Centre, q; Harvard, D.
Pittsburgh, IS; Pennsylvania, 0.
Navy, Il; Bethany, U.
Army. So; Susquehnnna, o.
Penn Stnte, %; Georgia Tech, z.
Washington and Jefferson, II; Syra-
cuse, 10.
Cornell, 81; Dartmouth, 2.
Williams, 20; Columbia, o.
Colby, 3; Maine, D.
LehiEh, Fl; West Virginia. II.
Muhienburg. z; Swarthmore, 6.
Colgate, 2; New York, 2.
Lafayette, 35; Rutgers, o.
Wesleyan, IA; Tufts, II.
Amherst, 20; Hamilton, o.
Trinity, 9; Stevens, o.
Vermont, II; Massachusetts AE-
gies. Z.
Boston University, IA; r.. I. State, o.
New Hampshire, IA; Bates, o.
Hobart, Fl; Union, Z.
Franklin and Marshall, Al; Penn NJ.
c., II.
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PITT FLATTENS PENN
BY A 28-TO-O SCORE

PHILADELPHIA, October 29.-Uni-
versity of Pittsburgh's foot ball ma
chine 1attened Pennsylvania under its
steam roller attack on Franklin Field
this afternoon and triumphed easily,
% to 0, before a crowd of $4,000.
Pennsylvania played hard and we'll,
but the first few minutes Pittsburgh
was in action left no doubt as to the
result. Davies. Pittsburgh left half
back. scored the first touchdown in
the first ten minutes of play and in
the same period Hewitt fell over the
line after Holloran had advanced the
ball to Pennsylvania's 2-yard line by
Ia forward pass.
A double pass. Davies to Holloran
and run by Hewitt accounted for
Pittsburgh's third touchdown. which
came in the second period. The
fourth followed a sensational 55-yard
run by Holloran, Anderson plunging
through the entire Red and Blue team
for the final score.
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INDEPENDENT ELEyENS

Liberty Athletic Club will play the
Copenhaver Athletic Club this after
noon on the Bloomingdale play
grounds. The game will start at 3
o'clock. Teams in the 105-pound
class desiring games with the Lib
critics should address w. Lerch, 223
Bates street.
Kniekerbocker Club eleven viii
practice this morning at 10 o'clock in
preparation for this afternoons en-
gagement with the Arlingtons. The
contest will be held on the Knick
Field, starting at o'clock.
st. Theresa's Preps and Moulton
Athletic Club will clash on the Ana
costa gridiron this afternoon at s.
Prep players are to report on the
field an hour before game time.
Mohawk juniors and Terminal
Athletic Club will be opponents In a
game starting at o'clock this aft
ernoon at Union Park. Mohawk
players are to report at their club
house ut noon. .%..,44.
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Lineup and Summary.
IOWA DEFEATS PURDUE
ON FEATS BY DEVINE

LAFAYETTE. Ind. October 30
Aubrey Devine, Iowa's star quarter
back, put his team out in front of
Purdue after a hard struggle on a
muddy foot ball field here this after
noon, the final score being 13 to in
favor Of the Hawkeyes.
Iowa scored it's first touchdown at
the opening of the second quarter
when Aubrey Devine sent a pass to
Belding behind the Purdue goal De-
vine kicked the goal following touch
down. The second Iowa marker came
in the third period when Devine
caught q short punt and ran 80 yards
through the Purdue team. He failed to
kick goal.
Purdue played heroically and near
the close Of the game Meeker was
showed across for the first touchdown
that Purdue has scored this season.
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CHICAGO is TOO MUCH
FOR COLORADO ELEVEN

CHICAGO, October 29.-The light
but plucky University of Colorado
eleven, outstanding team of the
Rocky mountain conference, returned
to the west tonight convinced that
Chicago's 9-to-0 triumph over Prince
ton a week ago was no f1uke.
Coach Stages maroon-clad war
riors scored a 35-to-0 victory over
the westerners on a rainsoaked field
today with a crowd of $4,000 spec
tators facing another threatened
downpour.
The Colorado eleven. although game
and fast, was no match for the heavy
Chicagoans, who outplayed the Wis
itors at all angles.
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ton to Loehler, was good for
yards. Another aerial fling was
grounded just as the final whistle
sounded.
An appealing feature of the en-
gagement was the nattiness Of the
new Georgetown uniforms. Gray
jerseyed for the first time in years.
the Hilltoppers not only presented d
good appearance, but made the game
more enjoyable for the spectators.
The difference in colors enabled them
to quickly identify players in scrim
images. something difficult in past
seasons, when the blue of the Hill
toppers was favored by SO many of
their opponents.
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WASHINGTON AND LEE
CONQUERS V.P.L., so

LYNCHBURG. Va, October 2s.-A
spectacular 35-yard drop-kick. COM
ing from the toe of Bemis, Washing
ton and Lees left end. in the last
ten minutes Of play. enabled the Cen
erals to defeat Virginia Poly, to 0,
here today.
The game was one of the most ter
rifle struggles ever staged on Fair
grounds Field. neither team apparent
ly having an advantage until the last
period. when Washington and Lee
rallied and clearly outplayed the
Techmen.
v. P. I. did not open up on a pass
ing game until the final period, re-
sorting to straight foot ball during
the most of the afternoon, as did the
Generals.
Fumbles at critical times kept
Washington and Lee from scoring in
the second quarter, after the ball had
been twice worked to within strik-
ing distance of Techs goal.
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DROPS DEAD AT GAME.

CHICAGO, October 29.-The excite
Chicago foot bali eleven clash with
the University Of Colorado team to-
day proved fatal to John T. Heister
Of this city. He dropped dead in the
stands from heart failure. which
physicians said undoubtedly was
caused by the excitement. He was
sixty-two years old.
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GAME TO CALIFORNIA.

University of California gridirop war
riors defeated Washington StaA Col
lege here today, IA to 0. Superior
kicking and marvellous end runs of
Halfback Toomey. who scored both
touchdowns, were features. Califor-
mia had the punch and a varied Of
fensive, while Washington failed to
take advantage Of opportunities.
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WEST POINT RUNS WILD
AGAINST SUSQUEHANNA

WEST POINT. N. Y. October 29.-
Army defeated Susquehanna. So to 0,
The cadets, with q substitute line
up. ran wild in a game, during which
the periods were shortened by agree
mont. - - r
Susouehanna presented no attack
worthy Of the name and Q defense
which was little better than soft
scrimmaging for the Army.
-Gilmore's work in the backfield was
a feature Of Army'e play.
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Wand, SUB TURNS TIDE.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, October a.
Behind wonderful Interference Wander
bits light backs swept through vert-
table quagmire today. and Tennessee
was defeated. IA to o. Doc. Kuhn. who
acted as captain. vice Wade, on the
both Of the Commodore touchdowns. In
the first quarter be slsirted cd for -
yards, and In the second pegf6d raced
30 yards for another oooyA $
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DAVIDSON TIES RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, Va, October 2s.-Tra

RICHMOND, Va, October 29.-Trafl-
ing the University Of Richmond for
three-auarters of the game here today,
Davidson College opened up an aerial
attack in the final period of the con-
test and by registering two touch
downs saved itself from defeat, The
score was IA to IA. The contest was
one of the hardest fought ever played
on q Richmond gridiron and was
featured by the marvellous comeback
Of the Carolinians.
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CORNELL IS POWERFUL
IN ROUTING DARTMOUTH

ITHACA, N. T.. Ocotber 29.-over-
whelmed by powerful scoring ma
chine that ripped its line to pieces
and a defense that smashed its much
yaunted aerial attack, Dartmouth was
defeated today in a one-sided game
by Cornell. So to z.
Only in the second period. when
Dartmouth tied the Cornell score, did
the Green eleven show any semblance
of resistance to Coach Dobie's ma
chine. Capt. Jim Robertson. Dart
mouths star halfback. was shorn Of
his power by the Cornell tacklers, and
his mates in the backfleld shared q
similar fate.
Dobie sent in a number of substi-
tutes In the final quarter, but Dart
mouth was unable to stem the scor-
ing.
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NOTRE DAME VICTOR.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Octobeo 2s.-
Ripping drives through the line, al
ternated with an aerial attack in the
last two periods, today gave Notre
Dame a 2S-to-7 victory over Indiana
Indiana was able to hold the Cath
olics even in the first two periods, the
count being points each when the
halfway mark was reached.
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PLAY OF A SUBSTITUTE
GIVES GEORGIA VICTORY

COLUMBUS, Ga, October 2s.-Out-
played for the first three periods,
Georgia University's eleven rallied in
the last few minutes of play here to-
day and forced its way through the
Auburn line for a lone touchdown
that gave the Georgiaas a 7-to-o vic
tory.
Randall. a freshman quarterback,
substituting for the injured Fits,
had the honor Of carrying the bali
across. and 1t was his long twisting
forward pass for some thirty yards
to Hartley that started the rally
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sEWANEE Is WINNER.

LOUISVILLE. KY, October 29.-Se-
vance University of Tennessee today
defeated the University Of Kentucky
foot ball eleven by the score OF 8 to
B. a touchdown a few minutes be-
fore the end Of the final period de-
Gliding the game.
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T. Orr
McMILLIN CROSSES GOAL
ON A DASH FOR 81 YARDS
Lone Touchdown Comes on His Brilliant Feat
in Third Quarter -Kentuckians' Fine
Defense BATTLES Crimson
By the Associated Press.

AMBRIDGE October 2oThe south victorious the
Men Centre College Kentucky Praying
- Coonels" ball players of high degree with "Bo
driving defeated the Harvard
The representatives of the smallest college the Crimson
had been able
yeadefeat Harvard battle 1t FIVE
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DETROIT, Mich, October "a
University Of Detroit's heavy foot
ball machine won from Tulane, II to
10, hero today in q game replete with
spectacular plays. Outweighed by ~
average of ten pounds to the man.
the southerners put up = great nght
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YALE HAS WALK0VER
. IN GAME WITH BROWN

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. October 90
Yale defeated Brown today. As to z,
in a game featured by spectacular
runs, many of which followed sue
cessful aerial plays and intercepted
forward passes.
Sweet and Eisenberg, the latter
substitute quarterback, starred for
the Rhode islanders, while Yale had
numerous brilliant performers, sew
eral of them substitutes.
A crowd of $4,000 saw the game.
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Victory fof Winchester High.

WINCHESTER. Va, October a.
Winchester High School foot ball
team defeated Chambersburg. Pa,
High, ~ to 0, today. thus maintaining
. lead In the Cumberland Valley
LeAguA 49,. -
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Line.Up and Summary.
yard line, when the final whistle

45-yard line. when the final whistle
was sounded.
an Individual figure was Red"
Roberts. This husky Centre player
was everywhere. He started out as
an end. became atackle to fill spot
temporarily weak, and was called on
to stifYen the backfield as rusher and
interferer. In every position he was
master. and his play was big factor
in Centres triumph.
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RALLY SAVES LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, October 2e.-After
being outplayed in three quarters Of
the game, Louisiana State University
uncovered in the last period Of the
a 7-to-7 tie game out Of apparent de-
feat. +.-.
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HILLTOP TEAM is GIVEN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Blue and Gray's Is Points Are Earned by Hard
est Kind of Foot Ball-More Than
1000 Witness Contest.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

expected we'll balanced eleven took the
American League Park yester
the first foot ball game held between
of of
The than 900 spectators mostly
Institutions well entertained for the
fighting urous OF the and
its best efforts achieve o0
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Line.Up and Summary.

Substitutions: Naval Academy dole for
Parr, Schueler for Bolles, Wiedorn for Carney,
Bride for King, Noyes for Conroy, Durgin for
Koehlsr, Hughes for Durgin. Oregan for
Cruise, Cullen for Barchet. Rooney for Cullen.
Bethany-Kidder for Bradley, Bradley for Kid
der. Kelly for Stewart, Payne for Kelly
Teuehdovns-Koshler (2l. Cullen. Goals from
touchdoWns-osrnsy In thres). Rsfesse-
M CoeGrove, Cornell. Umpire-Af. Whet-
stoae. Ssnusyiyania. Mnesman-Mr. Green,
ayTassss. Ttpe Of DsEied0--1S minutes each.
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SOUTH.

Georgia, z, Auburn o.
Sewanee, 8, Kentucky, o.
Louisiana State. 2, Alabama, Z.
Trinity, OF ElOn, o.
Vanderbilt. LIT Tennessee, o.
Florida, "a, Howard. o.
King College, Z, Roanoke. o.
Neyvberry, 33s Wonord, n.
Oglethorpe, Z; Chattanooga, COLI
lege. o.
Emory and Henry. II; LynchburE
Furman. ~, Citidel. o.
Texas, SO; Rice. o.
CENTRAL.
Chicago. IS, Colorado, o.
Michigan, 81 Illinois, o.
Notre Dame, 2Ss Indiana, 2.
Kansas. n, kansa: AsEies, =.
Marquette, :, Michigan Aggtes, o.
Nebraska, ~, Oklahoma, o.
Purdue, 81 Iowa, Is.
Wisconsin. IS, Minnesota, o.
Miami, II, Denison, Q.
Wooster. z, Western Reserve, 0.
Detroit. II, Tulane, 10.
Marietta, 70, w. Va. Wesleyan, O.
Northwestern. "a, Depauw, o.
Akron. D., Mount Union. II.
Oberlin. n, Ohio Wesleyan, o.
Otterbein, Z, Kenyon, z.
wittenberg. z, Cincinnati, z.
Creighton, IS; st. XAVIER. z.
Marshall College, Ia TF1n0yIvnnAasO. ~.
Warrington tst: Louisl 3 Anes. o.
Case, 35y Heidelberg, o.
Ohio Northern, IS, Hiram, o.
Utah, II; Idaho, 2.
Missouri, 9; Drake, o.
Ohio, IS, Baldwin Wallace, o.
WEST.
Denver. o. Wyoming. ..
Stanford. II, Oregon ASgies. z.
California, II, Warrington State, O.
Gonxaka, 2, Montana State, 2.
Arizona, "a, Texas Mines, o.
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GOLDEN TORNADO RUNS
INTO A REAL CYCLONE

YORK. October 2Georga Tech foot ball the much
settled early
game State here today while the Quaker
the battle
gaining cyclone and the kings of the southern
dourn ntoa 2tozd
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Line-Up and Summary.

Touohdown1-Klldnger o., LiShtner N,
Barron. Goals from Observation-Disclosures (4),
Davis: Time--16:minute quartsss. Referee
Mr.. q J. MooArthy. UmIirs-Hf. Al sharpe
Mr.. II. J. Thompsen.
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I,ine-Uu and Summary,

Wisconsin scoring: Touchdowns- Elliott (3).
williams, Sundt. Goals from TOUCHDOWN
sundt (5). Referee-Mr. Masker. Northwest-
ern. Umpire-Mr. Schommer, Chicago. Field
judee-Mr. Nicholas Oberlin. Head Inesman-
Mr.. Young. Illinois Wesleyan. Time Of periods
|-16 minutes each.
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Washington and Jefferson scoring: Touch
down-West (substitute for Basista), Weideef-
quist. Goals from touchdown-Stein (2).
Goal from placement-Stetn. Syracuse scoring:
Touchdown-Frugonne (substitute for Kellogg)
feld-Herhert. Time Of periods-lb minutes
officials: Referee-Mr. F. W. Murphy, Boston
LaSalle.
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Line-Up and Summary.

Dartmouth scoring: Touchdown-Robertson.
Goal from touchd6wn-Robertson: Cornell:
Lechler (3). Carey (sub. for Ramsey (2).
Ramsey. Goals from touchdown-Hanson
(6), Carey. Dodge. Field goal-Carey. Ref
eree-Mr. J. A. Evans. Williams. Umpire
Mr.. David Fultz. Brown. Lnesman-Afr. B.
W. Merrlman, Geneva. Field judge-Mr. ].
J. Hallahan, Boston. Time Of periods-15
minutes.
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Goal from feld-Bemis. Substitutions: V.
Rea for Moore. Delabarre for Hardwick, Hard
wick, for Delabarre. Linkus for Delabarre.
Washington and Lee-Cameron for Mcdonald.
Thomas for Bemis, Walters for vogel, Bemis
for Thomas, Arbogast for Herudon, Wingo for
Frew.
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Line.Up and SUMMARY.

Yale scoring: Touchdowns-Aldrich( a., Jor-
Deaver), wight (sub for Jordan). Goals from
touchdowns-Aldrich (3, Gross (S} (spb for
Guernsey.) Goal from held-Aldrieh. Brown
down.. doWn1.aulian. Referee Gillinder (Penn-
syIvania). Umpire-Mr. Reed (epfingneld): :
Field judge NJ. Burleigh (Exstsr): Head
Inesmsn-Nr. watkins (Syracuse). Time Of
periods-l6 minutes,
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Line-Up and Summary.

Substitutions: GeorgetOwn-Sheehan for
Sweeney, Sullivan for Thompson, Nalley for
Kenyon, Lowe for Flavin, Leary for McQuade.
Connolly for Du Four, T. Mcnamara for But
Ter, ]. Mcnamara for Werts: George WASH
ingtol-Whyte for Altrup. Ioeler for Cou-
molly. Schofield for Manson. Hawley for
whyte. Altrup for Shaw, Wheeler for I.oehler.
Banville for Mulligan. Touchdowns-Kenyon.
McQuade t3l. Goals from touchdownS-ken.
yon t3y, Flavin. Keferee-Mr. Goodcharles
CornelD. Umpire-Mr. Courtney Lafsy-
ette). Linesman-Mr. Harmon Bethany.
Field judge-Mr. Couzens (Pennsylyanisl
Time Of periods. Is minutes.
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Chicago scoring: Touchdowns-Timme (2).
Romney, strohmeier. Pyott. Goals from touch
downs-Timme (3), MCGUIRE (2l. Referee
Mr. Smith, Brown. Umpire-Mr. st. John,
Notre Dame. Field Judge-Mr. Hadileck. In
diana Normal. Head linesman-Mr. Morton,
Michigan. Time Of periods-15 minutes.
Evening star., 1921-10-30
Line.Up and Summary.

Pittsburgh scoring: Touchdowns-Davies.
Hewitt, Holloran, Anderson. Goals from
touchdowns-Davies IA. Referee-O Brien
(TuftsI: Cmpire-Thorp tColumbia). Head
linesman-Kerberger washington and JEFF
ferson). Time of periods. 10 minutes.