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natiunea doreste
doSarmarea
Poporul va Fl rugat ca sapta-
mana viitoare sd trimita ape
luri la Casa Alba.

WASHINGTON, Is Maiu. II
Fruntasii miscarii pentru cererea
unei conferinte care sa discute des-
armarea lumei primesc raspunsuri
imbucuratoare din intreaga tara,
in carl SUIT incurajati sd staruias-
ca in hotarirea lor.
Pr0gramul Comitetului Femeilor
pentru desarmarea generala lu-
mel, al carui cuartier la Wash
ington, fixat zilele intre % 81 20
Maiu ca "Saptamana Dcsarmarii
in care Sc va tine adunari in fieca-
re stat, votandu-se resolutiuni prin
carl sd ceara presedintelui Harding
sa convoace conferinta desarmarii,
cerand congresului sd annie actiu-
nea pentru votarea creditului ma
val.
0 declaratie publicata astazi zice
ca organizatiunile earl coopereaza
Gu comitetele de desarmare in di-
ferite state sunt Liga Nationala a
Femeilor Alegatoare, Federatiunea
cluburilor femeilor, Uniunea TEN.
perentilor Crestini, Biroul Priete-
nilor Lumei, Consiliul Femeilor
Misionare, Comisiunile BisericeloI
Metodiste 81 Episcopale 81 Fedora
tiunea Cluburilor Femeilor Profe
sioniste.
Daca miScarea va ayea succesul
prevazut, chestia desarmarii va Fl
| adusa inaintea presedintelui Har.
ding ca o,cerere nationala.
| Presedintele, Harding, consec'
vent principiilor d-sale GU privire
la desarmare, TRIMS de curind Z
notita congresului, care fost con
siderata ca un amendment la le-
gea navala. D-sa a zis ca nu are
intcntia sd forteze mana d-salc in
chestie 81 GU politeta a adus la Gu
nostinta fruntasilor din congress ca
| in starea turburata afacerilor lu
mel expresiunile congresului pril
carl Sc cere actiune imediata {
suparatoare pentru guvern.
Prevenirea preSedintelui Hard
ing catre congress impotriva asal
Etarii lui Gu cereri pentru desarma
re ma, retinut pc membrii congre
sului din ambele camere sd ofer'
ajutorul lor miscarii felneilor pen
tru "Saptamana Desarmarii.'
Femeile au anuntat astazi ca ce
dintaiu care a contribute pentrl
campania sapatmanei viitoare
fost deputatul James A. Frear din
Wisconsin.
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sPRE sTIRE

! 81 aduce Ia cunostinta tuturor
msmbrilor apartin4tori Soc. DR..
G. Angelescu 81 Romanul Arde-
lean, o. Gu xiua de IL Maiu .. G.
ambele societ&ti sau unit intr Q
sineur& societate care va purta
numels do D. s. DR.. 9. Angelescu
81 Rom&nul Ardelean, aceasta
pentru membri carl locuiesc afara
dc orayul Cleveland sunt rugati
toti a'si nota adresa care Q:
n. B. al Sta B. Cleveland, Ohio.
/ loan Dunitras,
Pres. Soc. DR.. G. Angelescu
Pstru Manatie, secretar prim.
Andronic Pisrta, v.-presedinte
Nioulaie Popp, secretar.
Soc. ''R. Ardclean''
(ll2-13).
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ANUL XvI.-No. 113.
|flandezii terorizeaZa Anglia
LUPTE SANCEROASE IN IRLAN
81 INCENDII IN ANGLIA
PUSE LA GALE DE SINN FEINERI

LONDRA, Is Mau.-Simbata trecuta sau petrecut nise
ngeroase in dfertee suburb ale Londrei precum
in ST. Albans q mile de Londra spre norvest Mute din
suburb fost vsate de niste naat al scop
prmar fostprecum observation-disclosures dar i'll ocuric
mde au fost 1mpedecat ezita sd omoara Tre per-
fos rane dntre carl in mod fatal In ST. Al
bans a fost impuscat un ON dimpreuna sofia
Poa sustne ca aceste ncenderi 81 vioente sunt Pulse
la Gale de sim fener cac in Dublin auzia in saptamana
trecuta sa irlandez sa terorizeze Londra.
0 banda de oameni carl aprns unu poltst din
pota regaa din lranda, omorit alt post pc
femeia u La footing nse oaeni pus foe la unui
potst Au ncerca sa aprnda in East Greenwich 81
Baersea dar fost alungat In North Woowich pus
foe abrca de margarine dar muncori reusit st
ga focu nainte de face mari pagube.
La ST. Albans unu ost politist in Irlanda fos
prinsa 81 femea lu impuscata.
In Liverpool banda de oameni in automob, aprns
orasul i'll mai multe puncte
BELFAST, Is Maiu--D-soara Darlington unica fiica a
mareui propriear Lordul Charles Darlington din Gensal
fost mpuscaa Charles Darlington fost cndva procu
rorul judetului Limerick
La Macroom mai mute persoane fost omorte S'a
angaat nre polite snn einer upta sangeroasa Sau
folost din ambee part mai mute mraliafe Soseele din
vestul 81 sudul Corkuui fost nste campuri de upa
Sc crede ca aceste cocniri inroducerea unui
general pregaeste contra fortelor are 81 poenes
ale guvernuui din Londra.
In ptele de er fenerii au perdut deca un om
la Dromore Tyrone Tot cea morti apartment fortelor
regale.
La Droumcoagher a fost omor un politst, lar at dol
gu Ost gray fan pc cand Sc aau lnr Dacanle facad cum
paraturi pc seama trupei.
Vreo sua de civil atacat mtalere bracile soda
tor la Clonakty Irandezi avu patru ranit lar SOL
dat sufert nici perdere.
Dol soldati din marina regaa sationata la East Ferry
fos mpuscat Smbata Acesta fost prmul atac
fost acut contra forteor navae La Castetown 81
Berehaven fos omor1 de civil dol soldat In dstrctuL
Dublnuui fost bombarlat tren soldat vs.
La Tralee, seful poe regale fost impusca La Skib
bereen dol soldati au fost omorit. e
CORK, 15 Maiu.-Noaptea de Simbata fost noapte de
teroare sa ncepu bombardarca baracor potie de
Inga Blackpool Casa depuatuu sinn-feiner Liam Rose,
ost asaltaa 81 nefind in numa preot OCaaha,
acesta fost omorit de polite Patrick Sheehan patriot
irlanCez fost omor Dupa savirsit acese
cmorur pota fost aacata de civil carl omort uma
tate din Ell.
La Yougha nilitari facu perchizit toata noaptea
omornd cateva persoane La Dromadaeague fos cocn
sangeroase inre civil mlte Ambele part sufer null
lte perderi
Acesta numeste tmp de pace in Anglia.
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vEDERILE LUZ
KORFANTY

SCHOPOINITZ, Silesia de Sus,
is Maiu.-Daca Sc va permite Ger
maniei sd trinita trupe va domni
anarchia in Silesia de Sus,' a de-
clarat astaxi Adalbert Korfanty,
fruntasul polon.
"Germanii vor fl macelariti da-
ca vor inainta,'' zice Korfanty.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
BUCKEYES WIN ON
GRIDIRON OF MUD
Ohio State Proves Too Power
ful for Purdue-ScOre
Is % to O.

SPECIAL Despatch 10 TIM NEW York HERALD.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Nov. IA gridiron
ankle deep with mud and water failed to
turn aside Ohio States drive for West
ern Conference honors here to-day. the
Buckeyes ploughing Purdue for four
touchdowns and % to o victory. Due
TO rain and snow OF yesterday and last
night. the field was an unbroken quad
rangle OF mire, and players became al
most unrecognizabie after few minutes
Of scrimmage.
After Ohio had plunged over the
bolermaker goal three times before the
first half had ended. Coach Wilce took
opportunity 10 look over his material for
next year, using thirty-two players in
all.
Purdue showed flashes OF offensive
ability-sufflcient TO make six first
downs to Ohios fourteen--but had only
one remote chance OF scoring, Meeker
failing in an attempt at field goal from
the 40 yard line in the first period.
Although open field running was next
TO impossible Ohio did not confine it's
attack 20 line plunging. but used the
forward pass persistently. Most OF
Ohos gains. however. resulted from
knitting drives through the line. Taylor
Isabel. Weaver and Blair, the latter two
substitutes. crashing through the Purdue
defence for long gains.
Tho lineup
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CORNELL WARRIORS
BLANK SPRINGFIELD
Score Is IA to @ on a GridirOn
Covered With Snow
and Mud.

!speo.oI Despatch 70 THE NEW YORK HsrALa.
ITHACA. y. Y, Nov. 12.---In the midst
of binding snow storm that at times
reached the proportions of blizzard.
Cornell defeated Springfield College In
the final game of the home schedule
to-day by n score OF IL TO 0, scoring one
touchdown after three minutes of play
and the second within four minutes OF
the final whistle. The gridiron was q
morass OF snow and mud over which tir,
players Of both teams sllidded, slipped,
dived and sometimes managed TO run.
Fumbling was frequent, muffed ball
by Olney and Pfann cost the Ithacaps
first rate opportunities TO score.
Cornell stuck to a straight footbaE
attack aimed at Off tackle plays ana
line plunges. The Springfield line was
heavier than the Ithacans who handl-
capped by lack OF secure footing found
gaining by limo plunges almost inpos
sible. The visitors also solved many
OF the off tackle plays but Pfann. Ram
sey and Gould, and in the last perioA
Post. occasionally broke away for run,
Of from 20 Is yards and had they been
able to hold on TO the ball would have
doubled the score. The fthacans missed
Eddie Kaw In the backfeld. Coach Dobs
keeping him out to avoid possible injury
and Capt. Dodge was out at right tackle.
having been called 70 Cleveland by his
fathers death.
Springfield failed 20 make singl:
first down. once they esssyed o passing
game from Cornell's 90 yard line bl@
il fizzled.
series OF rushes from midheid H.
the first period eliminated in yard
plunge by Ramsey for q touchdown.
Don Post. substituted for Gould. made
n ten yard run In the final period thaa
gave Cornell another chance. In thrss
downs the 1thacans reached the 2 yard
line and Post went through tackle foy
the score. The lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
COLGATE BOWS TO
SYRACUSE, IA TOO
Crowd of 10000 Sees Orange
Make It Four Straight
Against Old Rival.

Special Despatch 10 TIE NEy YORK HERALD.
SYRACUSE, n. y. Nov. 12.-For the
fourth consecutive time Syracuse downed
Colgate here this afternoon. IA to 0. in
game played on a gridiron that was
a sea of mud, with the ball al slippery
rs an eel, with the players covered with
a combination of clay. mud and snow,
and with q snow falling steadily
throughout the hour OF play.
Conditions could scarcely have been
worse than they were this afternoon
when the rivals clashed In their twenty
second gridiron contest. battle which
resulted in the eighth victory for the
Orange. In the past Colgate has been
returaed victorious twelve times. while
TWO games have been ties.
Despite the terrible weather conditions
mere than IL, 900 braved the elements to
sec tho upstate game, which in this
neck of the woods takes the place OF a
Harvard or Army-N contest.
Hercert, Syracuse quarterback, had
his neck injured in the first quarter
and vas taken to a hospital. 1t was
feared that one Of the vertebrse in his
neck was dislocated.
In the third quarter Capt. Webster
Of Colgate had TO be carried off the
field because of An injury to his ankle.
At no time was Colgate dangerously
close TO the Syracuse goal line.
Tho lineuD
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
Columbia FaLterS When
Well on Road to Victory
Plays Ragged Football After Ohio Scores and Loses
Game % to 21-Ground Rule Deprives
Middle Westeners of Four Points

Two smashes reduced the distance to q
mere two yards and the period ended
Score: Ohio. Z; Columbia, 0.
Second Period-Littler went over
Columbia's line on the first play and
kicked his own goal Columbia then
rallied, marched down to Ohio's Il yard
line and her cause was here helped inn
measurably by q fifteen yard penalty.
Appelbaum scored the touchdown and
Burt kicked goal. II was the locals
turn TO kick off. and Green back
fumbled the ball just long enough for
Forsyth to fall on the leather for Colum-
bia. Three line plays were unavailing.
but on the fourth down Burtt completely
outguesscd the visitors and De Stephano
hurled short pass to Koppisch, who
never halted till he had planted the
leather behind the enemy goal posts.
Burtt tied the score when he kicked the
goal.
But the Blue and White was not yet
satisfied. Columbia kicked off and after
Ohio found It impossible to gain Loomis
punted poorly to loppisch. who received
the ball on his 40 yard line and dashed
over Ohio's line for Columbia's third
touchdown OF the period, from which
Burtt kicked goal. There was no further
scoring during the half and the teams
lett the Uelu WIN tne tuliy reaulnB
Columbia 2l. Ohio IA.
Third Period-Ohio counted once dur
ing this quarter. Following an ex-
change Of punts. Ohio found iNrself in
possession of the ball on her So yard
line. Two line plays failed TO gain. but
on the third down Duvall sped through
an opening between guard and tackle
and was only downed from behind by
Koppisch after n forty-eight yard run.
a long lateral pass. Fiber to I.ittler.
scored the touchdown, and Littler kicked
a goal. Score-Columbia, q Ohio. 81.
Fourth Period--After half the period
had been played Koppisch attempted TO
punt from his 10 yard line. but Wade
broke through and blocked the kick.
Fisher fell on the bali behind Colum-
bias goal posts, but because OF a
ground rule safety only was awarded
to the visitors, these two points being
enough to win. With only a few MIN
utes TO play Columbia desperately at
tempted forward and placement kicks.
but all TO no avail. Final score--Ohio.
% Columbia, 2I.
The lineup:
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CRIMSON 0UTPLAYED
BUT BEATS BROWN
Confined from First Page.

late the Brown eleven of 1916, which
humbled Harvard to the tune of 21 to 0.
On the next play Adams essayed a
dash through centre. but he was stopped
without gain. The Crimson defence was
foxed on the following play. however.
Myers received the ball from Shurtleff
and faxed pass to Adams. but instead
of passing the bali he whirled in his
tracks and darted through an opening
between the Harvard left guard and
tackle and lunged for the goal line. He
managed to worm his way Just over the
goal line and Gulian kicked the goal.
With the score to in their favor
the Brunonans were wild with delight
especially as It was fast growing dusk.
But the Providence men reckoned with
cut Harvard.
Hovey received Browns kickoff on his
own fifteen yard line and ran 1t back to
the thirty-seven yard line before he was
tackled by Spellman. Churchill got half
yard through right guard and then he
lost yard on a run at Browns left end
A forward pass. Johnson TO Hartley.
put the ball on Browns forty-one yard
line and after Gratwick had gained Il
yard Johnson ran to the thirty-two yard
line on fake pass. Gratwlck made II
first down on Browns thirty yard line
and although Churchill gained a couple
OF yards. Harvard was penalized fifteen
yards for holding.
From the 40 yard line Johnson threw a
long forward pass which was caught
by Hartley on Browns f3 yard line. and
the Crimson side of the field was crying
Justify for a touchdown. Then began one
of the finest bits OF offence staged by the
Harvard team this season. and matched
only by the marvellous comeback in the
Penn State game.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
Phillips-Exeter Leads.

EXETER, y. H., Nov. 12.--Cheek OF
Phillips Exeter ran 40 yards for a touch
down on the first play in the annual
game with Phillips Andovcr here to-day.
starting series of scores which gave
the home academy an easv victory, 80
to g. In the second period Allen OF
Andover scored the visitors only points
on n goal from placement. A 81 yard
run for touchdown by Dundell of
Exeter featured the third period.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
Holy Cross Scores Easy
Victory Over Colby Eleven

Spsciat Despatch 30 THE NEW YoNK HERALD.
WORCESTER, Mass. Nov. 12.--Coiby
gave Holy Cross Il hard tussle to-day,
holding the Purple scoreless in the two
opening periods. holy Cross came back
strong In the third period and touch
downs by Wallingford and Simondinger
put the Purple In front. The visitors
opened an aerial attack which gained
plenty Of ground, but when within the
danger zone the Holy Cross defence
tightened The lineup
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
cos,,y TumbIe by Koppiscb.

First Period-capt Fuller won the
.oss and elected to receive Columbia's
kickoff Galloway sending the pigskin
aving down toward the visiting goal
For almost half the period the play
seesa wed back and forth. until the Blue
and White machine got under way and
marched straight down toward its OPP
ponent's danger zone. long forward
pass De stephano TO Burtt, and runs by
Koppisch carried the scene OF action TO
Ohio's ten yard mark. but here Kop-
pisch committed costly tumble. Pope
recovered on a dead run and never
stoned until he had crossed the Blue
and White line. Little kicked goal and
the score stood Ohio Z. Columbia D.
lust as the quarter closed Pope blocked
ono of Kopplsch's punts and recovered
on the Blue and White 1S yard line.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
Gratwick starts PIunging.

GratwiclS ploughed through the Brown
centre for four yards, bringing the ball
TO the yard mark. Again he hit the
line and got two more yards. Churchill
added couple more. going through left
guard only to be stopped by Shurtleff,
who played n wonderful defensive game
throughout the afternoon.
With the ball just inside the first chalk
mark, Gratwick was again assigned to
the task Of advancing the ball, and he
fulfilled his trust by smashing through
to the 21a yard mark and first down.
Again Gratwick was called upon and
again he went forward. this time to
within a foot and half OF the goal. A
third successive time Gratwick charged
and the Brown line bent back to within
six Inches of her goal line.
Out OF the scrmmage Eickstein OF
Brown grabbed up the ball and started
for the Harvard goal line, with half a
dozen Harvard men in pursuit. Churchill
finally brought him down at midfield.
but the play was not allowed. and the
bail was brought back and Harvard
was still in possession. Reynolds was
sent in for Rubel at left guard for
Brown. hoping TO bolster up the defen-
sive line.
With the swapping of the ball the
whole Brown team waited for Gratwick
hit the line, hut the ball never reached
Gratwick's arms. Instead Quarterback
johnson, taking advantage of the charg-
ing OF his line. squirmed through and
over for the touchdown, and Harvard
was ahead, even though Churchill did
miss the goal.
Darkness and the end OF the game
were fast approaching but Brown made
n dying rally. and by the execution of
forward passes carried the ball TO Har-
wards % yard line. from where another
forward pass was incompleted. and Mar
shall, who had replaced Paasche, at
tempted a difficult goal from the field
and failed.
roy
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
Football at Ebbets Field.

Charlie Brickley's Brooklyn Giants
viii play the Harway A. A. of Brooklyn
for the professional championship of
Brooklyn at Ebbets Field next sunday.
The game will start at 80 +. NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

lttTelte--AII. IeHrIUbtIf Dlf[TlOIfN. If1-
pire-Nr. Lavan. Harvard Linesrnnn-hr.
Wall. Boston College. Substitutions-smlth IN
for Rsub, Terri for Benke;t. Beckweith for
Lentz, Chandler Tor Waite. Bourgnon for
S-hres, Gardner for Brennan. Roub for
Ens,th, s-ntz for BerlSweiti. J. seuttcr for
Angus. W. Scutter for Lcntz Bender for y.
Scutter. Berkweith for Bonfortc. Weather
don for Horrigan. Lopacker for RaGb Ben
kert for Tcrril. Time OF psrods-i5 minutes.
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from ouchdown5-Zimnlerman =.
Substitutions: Syracuse-Foster for Her
bert, Van Blarcum for Hers. Frugone for
Foster. Jappe for Clash, Trout for Kellogg.
Koscngrant for MacRae. Colgate-Mason for
Sanford. Sanford for Mason. Rathbonc for
Schoenfeld. Townsend for Webster, Hurlock
for Edkins, Moser for Benrdsley, Neacy for
Childs. Dooley for Parnell.
Referce--J. y. Mcdonald OF Brown. Inn
plre-Ed Thorpe of La sale Head lines
man-E. =. Miller of HRyerford Field judge
Jim cooney Of Princeton. Tine Of periods
Ii, minutes.
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and failed.


ward. Johnson. Goal from touchdown
Gulian, for Brown. Goal from field-Pfaff-
man. Harvard. Subs;itutions Harvard
Hovey for Gratwick. Hartley for Janin
Angler Tor jenkins. Crosby for Field, Kernar
Angler. Henry for Kunhard.. Pfaffman for
Churchill. lIotson for Lockwood. cronln
for Gratwlck. Churchill foS Pfnffman. Brad
ford for Herman; Brown. Eisenbcrp for
Myers. Robel for Sprague. Mallory for Say
ward Reynolds for Rohel. sullivan for
Faulkner. Marshall for Paasche. Referee
DR.. y. j. O'Brien, Tufts. tTmplrc--+fed
Burleigh. Exeter. Field judEe-Hugh G. Me-
Grath. Boston College Head lincsinan--
Tom NIcCnbe. HOLY Cross.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
Learn of the Vale of
Paradise---
Where Dreams Come True

This wonder city is having magic growth.
and million dollars in municipal improve.
mcnts are authorized for this year. Every
kind Of business opening here. We have
seventeen miles Of protected water front.
with gorseously beautiful home sites.
Wonderful homes. Wonderful velve.y
lawns. Wonderful flowers in scmi.tropieal
profusion. Fishing supreme Every day
you can catch the big fellows until your
back aches and your hands blister. Para
disc for motor boats. with hundreds Of
miles Of protected waterways with wonder
spots to visit. Finest motoring roads in
the South. Bathing in hay and gulf
wonderful. Healthiest city in America.
with no business FOR doctors. Greatest
golf course in America under construction.
Coolest place in America in summer, de-
lishtfu in winter. You may own
beautiful home here. with a perpetual
income. at practically no investment
Grasp the opportunity Of a lifetime. Ad-
dress TIE MAYOR. Valparaiso. Fla.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
W. and ]. Beats Pittsburgh
by a Single Touchdown
Kopf Registers the Only
Score of Game.

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 12.--Washington
and jefferson College took a step for
ward in the tri-Statc football champion
ship race by defeating the University of
Pittsburgh here to-day. TO 0. The
game was played on a field ankle deep
I'm mud. before n crowd which taxed the
capacity of Forbes Field.
Pitt outplayed the visitors in the first
half, forcing w. and ]. 10 punt each
time II secured the ball. The Panther
backs were able TO pick UP only few
yards through the line. The ball was
covered with mud and fumbles were fire.
quent.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
Columbia.

Touchdowrs-Pope, Littler g.. koppisch
(2), Appelbaum. Goals from touchdown
Littler go, Burt go. Safcty--Fisher. Substi-
tutions-O Ohio--Duvall for Fuller. Polling for
Duvall, Cleveriy for Streenrod, Earich for
Jcffers, Patterson for Wade. odaffer for
Earich. Rush for Loomls. Luyall for Rush
Wade for Patterson. Walsh for Relnholdt.
Fuller for Polling. Colunibia-Moszczensk
for Appelbaum, Appelbaum for Mosczcnsk,
Anderson for Burt. Burtt Tor De Stephano
ScoVill for Meyer. Heferco-W. II. Crowley.
Umpire-W X. Okeson. Linesmsn-Mr.
Thurber Time OF periods--15 minutes each.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

Touchdowns-kainsey. Post. Goals frcai
touchdowns-Henson ,. Substitutons-Sprin.
field: Wall for Mooney; Cornell: Carey for
Ramsey. Post for Gould. Gounlock TO
Munns. Hundis,rom for Hanson, Buckley for
Cassidy. Referee--O. +. Cults. Dates. Tm-
pirc-D. W Nerrina II. Geneva. Linesrnan--
i. Palmer. Jr., Harvard. Field judge-A
W. Rsley, Colgate. Time OF periods-is
minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

Ohio State scoring: Touchdowns-Tayor
., Weaver tsubstitute for Taylor and Cott
(substitute for STUART. Goals from touch
downs-Pixley. 8; Workman, !.
Officlels-Brch, Earlhan. Referee-Lion
ca ardner. Illinois. Umpire-F. Il. Gardner.
Cornell. Field 5udge-Kearns. /. A. G.
Time OF quarters-i5 minutes each.