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Evening star., 1921-10-09

upNA = Aiken, ken 5'Dts Ios ,:arner1, 81 10. aa1
$3.50 won; Ruby. 100 U,ong), $3.50. $3.50.
second; Cotton Blossom, 103 (Barnes), $3.50,
third Time, 1.15 Is. Taisman, Marie Joan.
War Prize and Gipsy Queen also ran.
Second race, six furlongs: two-year-olds-
Moon Winks. 100 tGarnerD. S21.40. S7.1O,
S4.SO. won; Lugs III (Barnesl, 1870. s.. so.
second; Spods, 1O7 (Tilson), $50. third.
Time. LIS. Tamper. Fedora, Tidy, Ethel Vale.
Evening Stories, Hester, Ann MCGEE and The
franciscan also
and three sixteenths-Capital City, ITO
(Barnesl. S27.0O. S13. so. $500, won; Tim Nc
Gee. los lBarker), $3.50 and S9.1O second
Peggy c, 100 CParretto). s4.3O. third. Time.
2:07 1-5: Grace Daugherty. Lady Longfellow.
Tulsa, Harvest King and Wave also ran.
Fourth race. six furlongs; three -year-olds
and up-Furbelow. los (Harringtonl, s16.40.
$50, $3.50. won: Dimples 100 Parke), 50. 40
81. 90. second; Harold H.. 1O3 (Wilsonl, S11 So
third. Time, LII As. Rapid Stride, Lader-
Mere. DOric, Miss Dora, Moon Soon, The yir-
gnian, Judge Burrow. Opportunity and Love
ly also ran.
Fifth race. two and one-quarter miles; three
year-Olds and up-H. Z. Colemand, ITO (Gar-
ner). $3.50, $3.50 and $3.50. won; Secret
Greetings. 100 twilson). s5.1O. $500, second :
Sands Of Pleasure. 1o5 (Barnes), 800. third.
TIME. 4,o5 l-5. Gipsy Lad and Pit also ran;
Precious Lulu, 100 (iooney), $500, s3. 40. sec,
ond:. Wayward Lady. Ill (Fields). $500.
third. Time. LII 4-5. Lady Astor. Bright
Leaf and Captain Rock also ran.
Seventh rsoe. mile and one-eighth; three
s. 80. $3.50 and $3.50, won; Honolulu Boy.
liz (Parke), 50. 80 and 81 80. second; Accel.
crate, 10i (Parretto). $40. third. Time,
1.55 rs. Arravan and The wit also ran.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
GETS BREAKS
TO WIN FROM PURDUE

stage FIELD, Chicago, October s.
chicago's goddess of fortune beamed
IN Stagg Field today, giving the Ma
rooms a 80 victory over Purdue.
Two blocked kicks turned a stubborn
!y fought battle into a Maroon vic
tory. although both sides battled
evenly most of the way.
Chicago used the forward pass eff
fectively and several times forced
the ball into deep Boilermaker terri
tory. The husky Indians held at the
crucial points, however. and Chicago
was unable to push the ball across.
The game was largely a punting
duel, with the ball in Purdue's terri
cory most of the time.
The Maroons scored first in the sec
ond period, when the ball went to
Purdue. whose line blocked a Maroon
march on the two-yard line. Stroh-
meier broke through the Purdue line
to block an attempted punt by Mil
Ter, and Fletcher fell on the ball for
touchdown. Capt. MCGUIRE kicked
goal.
Another break of luck for Chicago
scored two more points when Fletcher
blocked another punt and the Purdue
kicker. Williams, fell on the ball for
a safety
Evening star., 1921-10-09
DISTRICT PRO ELEVEN
MAKES DEBUT TODAY

Washington's professional foot ball
eleven will make its deput this
afternoon at American League Park
in game against the paid team from
Wilmington, Del. Capt Roy Mackert,
former University of Maryland star,
will head the array of gridiron talent
that will represent this city in the
contest starting at 8 o'clock.
B. The Black and White is expected
to lineup as follows-Patterson, left
end; Ahearn, Smeach or Van Meter,
left tackle; r. Mccarthy, left guard;
Coster or Crouch, center; Litkus,
right guard: F. Mccarthy, right
tackle; Anderson. right end: Harris
or Watson, quarterback; Sullivan, left
and Mackert, fullback.
Wilmington's team has been through
a lengthy practice period and is ex-
pected to be strong. 1t includes a
number of eX-college and high school
players of northern Delaware and
eastern Pennsylvania.
Quentin Athletic Club teams will be
sent into two engagements. The Re-
serves will meet the Marions at 1890
o'clock, and the first eleven will en-
counter the Circles at o'clock Both
games will be played on the Congress
Heights field. at Portland and Nichols
avenues southeast.
Mohawk Juniors, Knickerbockers
and st. Theresa Juniors also are
among the teams slated to make their
debut. The first named are to face
Palace Athletic Club at o'clock, at
Mohawk Field, while the Knicks will
entertain the Emeralds on the Wis
consin avenue grounds, starting at
o'clock. st. Theresa Juniors and Gar
field Athletic Club are to clash ON the
AnacostiA UeAdteon, at 12:2o. -.
Evening star., 1921-10-09

Tommy Meyers, halfback, and
woodward, who substituted for Fitz-
patrick, were the outstanding stars
for the Bronxites. Meyers scored the
first three points of the game when
he sent a drop kick over the cross
bars from the 40-yard line toward
the, close of the second period.
During the third quarter Wood
ward scored the only touchdown of
the game when he made a clever
catch of long pass from Meyers and
broke through for a 10-yard run and
a score. Brickley kicked the goal.
G. U. Gains Ground.
In the first quarter the Washington
lads broke through the Fordham line
at will. On the first play in this
session Curran made 4O-yard run
through the whole Fordham team.
From then on they made a steady,
march down the field and at the close
of the quarter were, on Fordham's s
5-yard line.
Fordham then held for downs and
no three successive 20-yard runs
by Downey. Schlickenmeyer and
Meyers brought the ball to Catholic
University's 30-yard line. The
Washingtonians held and it was here
that Meyers, on fourth down, made
his drop kick.
Shortly after the opening of the
Evening star., 1921-10-09
PARK TEAM
ROUTED BY SYRACUSE

SYRACUSE. N. Y, October S.-Uni-
versity of Maryland fought stubborn
ly against Syracuse at foot ball here
today, but the Orange won AZ to o.
The bright spot in the Maryland play
was its stonewall defense before its
own goal; five times holding Syracuse
for downs within the 10-yard line.
Maryland made but one first down.
Anderson's terrific line plunging fea-
tured the Syracuse play.
Syracuse's first touchdown came
when Zimmerman took the ball over
on 5-yard plunge after the
orange backs had carried it steadily
down the field. He kicked the goal
Anderson plunged over the line for
the second score after another rush
of the Orange backs. aided by, a 25-
yard forward pass. Zimmerman kick
ed goal,
There was no scoring in the second
period, but Syracuse got 81 points
more in the third by a repetition of
line smashing. Zimmerman placing
the ball across the line twice and
Kellogg once. Zimmerman kicked the
three goals.
Frugonne added another touchdown
in the last period after a forward
pass had put the ball within easy
distance of the goal. Herbert kicked
the goal.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
PENN STATE TO PLAY
WASHINGTON ON COAST

Pennsylvania State College and the
University of Washington will meet
on the gridiron this fall. The game
will be played December 3 at Seattle.
Graduate Manager Neil Fleming of
Penn State has wired his accept
ance of the western institution's in
vitafion. the trip having received the
sanction of the faculty and the alumni
athletic committee.
The Nittany eleven will leave for
the west Immediately after the
Thanksgiving day game with the Uni
versity of Pittsburgh.
Dartmouth made the Same trip last
fall and defeated Washington, - to 6.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
SCHOLASTIC FOOT BALL
SERIES BEGINS FRIDAY

LAY for the annual nteFhgh school foot ball championship
title coveted by scholastic
Friday with Business facing Central Stadium
Both teams have been carefully the
Business better material than available
Western formidable
contest anticipated Officials for the
the tu probably board of faculty.
athletic advisers a meeting
Evening star., 1921-10-09

With two teams-Business and
Eastern-far better prepared for the
championship struggle than in many
seasons past, this years fight for the
title promises to be most interesting
Tech is ready with it's usual stocky
aggregation, while Central is slowly
but surely rounding into it's accus-
handicapped by lack Of experienced
material, is developing rapidly.
Eastern is expected to attract much
attention during the campaign. With
Charles Guyon ut the helm for the
first time last season, the Capitol
Hill boys became a brilliant playing
team. The crafty ex-Carlisle grid
man now has practically all of last
years team at hand, besides, a lot
of capable newcomers and from what
Eastern has shown in practice tits
it is going to take a deal of beating
in the race for the championship.
Three games are scheduled this
week in addition to the inter-high
school engagement. On Tuesday
Eastern is due to encounter the Con-
zaga eleven in Potomac Park. and
on the following day Central expects
to entertain the team of Baltimore
Polytechnic Institute in the Mount
Pleasant Stadium. Saturday, Tech
match with Episcopal High School.
OF the three teams. Central prob
ably faces the most severe test. The
Baltimore institution generally is
represented by a f1rst-class lot of foot
ball players and always has team
capable of putting up sturdy battle
gainst Central. The rivalry between
these schools is unusully keen and
their foot ball games are hard fought.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
RENN ELEVEN IS LUCKY
To DEFEAT GETTYSBURG

PHILADELPHIA, October S.-Penn-
eylvania was held to 7-to-0 victory
over Gettysburg in their foot ball
contest on Franklin Field today.
The only touchdown of the game
was scored in the first period. when
Jonathan Miller, Pennsylvania half
back, accepted Gettysburg's first
kickoff and ran through the whole
opposing eleven.
After that Gettysburg was invinci-
BILE, and on the offensive the visiting
backs tore wide holes in the Red and
Blue line.
Only effective defensive tactics near
it's own goal line saved Pennsylvania
from defeat.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
TIGERS GIVEN BATTLE
BY YCOLGATE'SE ELEVEN

PRINCETON. n. j., October s.
Princeton humbled Colgate's football
eleven 10 to today in a contest that
was harder fought than the score
would indicate.
Playing on rain-soaked gridiron,
the visitors forced the Tigers to bat
tie for every inch they gained. In
the first period the best Princeton
could score was a safety. Mason fall
ing on the ball behind his own goal
line after keck had blocked San
ford's punt
Princeton added seventeen points to
her score in the second period by
mingling irresistible line plunges
with effective forward passes, but
was held scoreless in the last half
Colgate's effort to score in the final
period by playing an open game
availed nothing.
The Tigers use eleven substitutes.
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The Porter sped beneath the WI
The Chevy Chase steeplechase Of
two miles and a half. with $4,000
added, drew a big field Of crack jump
ers and developed into stirring
struggle The result proved keen
surprise when the Malvern Hill farms
Flying Scout, beautiful gray, drove
down to the finish length in front
of Lemarsouin, with Peccant four
lengths farther back in third posi-
ton. Flying Scout paid nearly 21 to
/, being entirely overlooked in the
speculating.
The winner was always in close
touch with the pace and displayed
fine courage in outlasting Lemar-
souin's rush at the end.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
Eevns Win C. U Maryland Fields
OHIO STATE J0LTED
BY OBERLIN, 7 TO 6

! Columbus, Ohio, October 8.
Ohio States Western Con-
ference prospects were given
a setback today when Oberlin,
a small upstate college, ac-
complished the unexpected
and defeated the Buckeyes, 7
to 6.
Ohio State showed little of
the driving offensive which
earned the conference cham
pionship last year and was
unable to stop the swift
OberIin backs, who carried the
ball from their own fifteen
yard line over the Buckeye
goal on successive first downs
in the third period.
Ohio's only score came in
the first period when Left End
Huffman blocked a punt, re-
covered it and ran twenty
yards across the goal line.
PixIey then failed to kick
goal.
The game was played on a
soggy field, the result of a
heavy rain last night.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
CENTRES LATE SCORES
DOWN V.P.I., "A TO 0

DANVILLE, KY, October S.-Scoring
two touchdowns in the final quarter. the
Centre College eleven defeated the
strong Virginia Polytechnic Institute
team here this afternoon, IA to o.
During the first three quarters the
two teams battled up and down the field
between the 2o-yaru lines. with the vir-
ginia eleven on the defensive most Of
the time, but in the final quarter. the
Centre backfield began to find holes in
the visitors line and scored in rapid
succession, o.,
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For the first two periods Indiana
was content to kick every time 1t
got the ball. with two minor rush
ing exceptions; this notwithstanding
that Kyle's kicks were falling short.
In the last two periods the Hoosiers,
twice recovering Harvard fumbles.
tried to advance by rushes and by
forward passes and succeeded to the
extent of several first downs. but
never to the point that a score ap-
peared possible.
Except for a 7S-yard run from an
intercepted forward pass, made by
Fits at the outset of the fourth
period for a touchdown and Harvard's s
last score, there was little in the
play of the Harvard team today that
stood out as noteworthy.
The Crimson's other touchdown was
an individual effort also, Gehrke
catching a short punt by Kyle and
scampering twelve yards to the goal.
Buell. made one field goal from the
35-yard line, for the Crimson's initial
Evening star., 1921-10-09
NAVY HAS EASY MARK
IN WESTERN RESERVE

ANNAPOLIS. Md, October s.
The Naval Academy, using a string
of players in every position and MAX
ing quick changes in its backfeld,
won from Western Reserve here
today, SO to 0. Fumbles, grounded
forward passes and penalties kept
the Midshipmen from scoring in the
first quarter. but at other times the
touchdowns came in rapid succession.
Barchet and Koehler of the first
quartet of backs led in the ground
gaining, but the top honors of the
game were taken by Noyes and Nor
ris, who came into the fray at later
period. Noyes showed by far the
greatest brilliancy of any Navy back
this year. while Norris. a first year
player, signalized his initial chance
to carry the ball by running 60 yards
for a touchdown.
Reserve was unable to gain at all
on the Navy line, but made some des-
parate attempts with the forward
pass. Two long gains were made.
Catchcart tossing the ball, but the
Navy goal line was not seriously
threatened.
The Navy used the forward pass
seldom. but failed to gain on every
offarnnf q
Evening star., 1921-10-09
THE PORTER RUNS FIRST
IN $4,000 LAUREL RACE

AUREI 8-Wh sticky track aiding his
The Porter distance today took
- the Annapolis handicap of mile half with
of Sweep who splenddy
ridden Butwe Muantes My Willis Sharpe
Klmers Exmnator other swi
hearte training
thew hx and LENGTHS
Evening star., 1921-10-09
BROOKLANDERS BEATEN
BY FORDHAM, 10 TO O

YORK. subbornly contested the Ford
Catholic University 10 to o. this
Coach Dumoe attempted to have the
Columbus but the visitors could receive
permission from their faculty
Though game, of Capt Sy
Fitzpatrick Maroon Fitzpatrick broke small bone
his left when slipped while after tumble the first
Evening star., 1921-10-09
BLUE AND GRAY EASILY<'
DOWNS URSINUS, 4S>TO s
Shows Vast Improvement Over Performances
of Week Previous-Losers Get Their Score
Through Intercepted Pass.

EORGETOWNS foot ball playing with precision and
Lebanon Valley
day smothered the Ursinu grdmen
American Park The Blue
the visitors and far them all the
touchdown
almost will the third period second-stg
touchdowns
kicked one of the
Evening star., 1921-10-09
Iowa, 10: Notre Dame. z.

IOWA CITY, Iowa, October s-A
first period offense, consisting largely
of off-tackle smashes by Aubrey De-
vine and line plunges by Gordon
Locke. gave the Iowa foot ball team
a 10-to-7 victory over Notre Dame
today.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
GOLDEN TORNADO" RoARs.

ATLANTA, Ga, October s.-Georeia
Techs Golden Tornado" roared
across Grant Field today with mid
season power, smashing and splinter
ing the Davidson defense and piling
up ten touchdowns for a 7O-to-O score.
Most of the gains were made by
smashing line drives or sweeping end
runs. Davidson never threatened.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
Line-UP and Summary.

Substtutions: George Washngton-Oweus
for Simpson. Hawley for Allen, Wells for
Springston. Robertson for Muligan. Hughes for
Banville. Wheeler for Robertson, Ptak for
Crouch. Radcliffe for Connolly, Friedlander
for Hawley. Walters for lavish. Thomas for
Bchofeld. Taylor for Crouch, Marshall for Man
vpn. Western Maryland-Letch for MeyIs
I ton for Speir. Kinsey for r. MacLea, Esais
II Bouis. Oliver for Kinsey. Touchdowns-
behler. Springston, Ptak. Goals from touch
! (wns-Loehler, Hughes. Goal from touch
)wn missed-Loehler Referee-Apple (Mich-
AM. Cmpire-Patten lColorado). Lnesman
Daniels tGeorgetown). Time Of periods-15
fnutes each.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
HARVARD BEATS INDIANA
WITHOUT GREAT EFFORT

CAMBRIDGE Mass defeated Indiana today
10 An eleven the making western
~ stopped with
great started lacking
umbes
the ball they did have the strength to follow the ad
for a
in
booted 3O-yad
Evening star., 1921-10-09
VICTORY FOR w. & L.

LEXINGTON, Va. October s.
After being held scoreless during the
first period, Washington and Lee
came back strong in the second, third
and fourth quarters and succeeded in
defeating Emory and Henry College,
81 to 0. The Generals were slow in
solving the peculiar shift formations
of the visitors. Lineup:
Evening star., 1921-10-09
HATCHETTTES' FORWARD
IPASSING WINS, 20 TO 0
Aerial Attack Nets Two of Three Touchdowns
in Hard=Fought Game With Western
Marylands Lighter Team.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

NG good of the forward George Washington Uni
V yesterday opened home foot ball
Union Park with 20 to victory the team from
Western Maryland of Westminster Two of the Hachete three touch
fling from Spngston Loh ball behind the goal and in the
fourth Ptk after the oval from Spngston who
Line
of points Spngston
Evening star., 1921-10-09
Line-Up and Summary.
ROMP FOR MINNESOTA.

MINNEAPOLIS. October S.-Dis-
closing only one or two plays Out
side straight foot ball, Minnesota cap
tured its first 1921 conference game
today, defeating Northwestern, 2S to
0. The Gophers' performance was con-
sistent. scoring touchdown in each
period. Lineup:
Evening star., 1921-10-09
VIRGINIA IS WINNER
OVER RICHMOND, 14-O

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. October
s-virginia. scoring a touchdown In
the third, won today's game with the
University of Richmond. "A to 0.
Although the Orange and Blue gain
ed more than FIVE times as much
ground, the Baptists' heavy and
scrappy line forced Virginia to sur
render the ball five times ON downs
when their goal was threatened.
Richmond made only four first
downs. Lineup:
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Substtutions: Navy--Dole for Parr. Smith
T iSr noaes; hLiane ror i,h' fS.n Wneaorn tor t
Wink5er. Mcbride for King, Waters for W.
Taylor. Woodside for Waters Cullen for Con-
roy. Mckee for Cullen. Noyes for Koehler.
Cruise for Hamilton, Norris for Barchet. L.
Taylor for Norris. Reserve-Cass for Kurtz
kurtz for Cass, Cass for kurtz, CARRIER for
Gordon. Cohen for Wahl, Ruedy for Jones.
Smith for J. Davis, ]. Davis for Smith, Geraci
for TemplemRn, Templeman for Geraci, jerks
for Templeman. Clunt for Smith.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
v. M. I. WINS EASILY.

LEXINGTON, Va. October S.-Vir-
ginia Military Institute defeated the
heavier Wake Forest eleven here to-
day, 20 to 0, outplaying the visitors
at every angle and scoring a touch
down in each of the first three quar-
terS. Lineup:
Evening star., 1921-10-09
EASY FOR PENN STATE.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, October s.
Penn State piled up a score of thirty
five points against North Carolina
State in their foot ball battle today,
while the southerners were dashing
themselves to pieces against their
opponents heavy line. Lineup:
Evening star., 1921-10-09
Line-Up and Summary.

SubstltutlOns: Syracuse-FOster for Ander-
son, Anderson for Foster. Hers for vanblar-
con. Herbert for Kellogg. Frugonne for Zim-
norman Foster for Anderson. Murray for Cul-
veg. Trout for Moses Waldorf for Gulck,
Rosencranz for McRae. Gold for Thompson,
Blocker for Jappe. Olsen for Baysincer
Maryland-Brewer for Moore. Pagagussi for
McGuade. ouchdowns-Zimmerman (3). An
derson. Kellogg, Frugonne Goals from touch
downs-Zimmerman. 5. Referee-Mr Fred
Murphy. Brown. Umpire-Mr. E. p Miller.
Haverford Linesman-Dr. X. NJ. Dallanbeck,
Illinois. Time of periods-15 minutes.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
YALE SCORES HAND|LY
OVER NORTH CAROLINA

NEW HAVEN. Conn. October s.
Yale defeated North Carolina this
afternoon, 81 to o. The first three
periods We're played in heavy down
pour of rain. The visitors failed to
make first down against Yale.
Yale showed a surr rising aerial at
tack. In the first half four forward
passes out of seven attempts were
successful. One from Aldrich to
Beckett paved the way to the first
touchdown by AIdrich. In the Sec
ond period Aldrich went through the
left side of the Carolina line for a
3O-yard advance and touchdown.
Aldrich again carried the ball over
after series of line plunges by the
Yale backfeld.
Neidlinger intercepted Carolina
forward pass in the third period and
ran 30 yards for a touchdown In
the last period Wight and Knapp bat
tered the southerners' line for con-
sistent gains, and Wight went over
for the final Yale touchdown.
,-1 Su.,,,,r~
Evening star., 1921-10-09
Position. Wake Forest
SHOWS POWER
IN BEATING DELAWARE:

BALTIMORE, October S-Showing
surprising strength on the offensive,
Johns Hopkins walked away with
Delaware at foot ball, Homewood
two by the visitors. Only once dur
ing the game did the Delaware team
have a chance to score. and Darley of
Hopkins broke this up by intercept
ing forward pass.
Hopkins forward passing, and espe-
cially the work Of Spinney. featured
the attack.
Evening star., 1921-10-09

second half Woodward made his
touchdown. The Maroon lads, led by
Arthur Brickley, made a steady drive
through the visitors ranks and soon
were within the close proximity OF
the goal. On a trick play Meyers
shot a pass to Woodward, who went
over.
Evening star., 1921-10-09

Kenyon followed with 35-yard romn
that placed the ball on Crsinus' 5-yard
line. Bill sought more action and
jammed into the Crsinus forwards for
the remaining distance TO the coveted
goal 1t was not long before Lowe
added the fifth touchdown and Ken
yon failed for the first time at the
extra point kick.
With substitute team in action
Georgetown made scant hcadway in
the third period, but in the fourth
session the festive Kenyon returned
to the fray and bounded 80. yards to
his third and GeoTgetown's sixth
touchdown. McQuade completed the
scoring for the DAG when he sIuirmed
through for 20 yards to the final mark
So strong was Georgetown's lire
that Ursinus did not make a single
first down by plunsirg They got
only two during the enlightenment. and
they resulted from u snasmodic over
head attack. The visitors We're So
outclassed that they had no oDpor-
tunity to shine. What little thrv
CLEANED from the clash was earned 10y
Faye, who got the best out Of his
team in its fight against oveIwh elm
ing odds.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
PITT Wins GREAT DUEL
FROM WEST VIRGINIA

PITTSBURGH. October SIN one
of the most spectacular foot ball
games ever witnessed here, featured
by terrific line plunging and sensa-
tional long runs, Pittsburgh tri-
umphed over West Virginia at Forbes
Field today, FL to 13.
Pitt outplayed the Mountafneers in
line bucking, but the West Virgin
ians excelled at the aerial game.
A ninety-yard run by Hill, the West
Virginia fullback, in the last period
for a touchdown, was the outstand-
ing feature. He took a kick on his
own 10-yard line and ran it back for
score
Evening star., 1921-10-09
Lfne-Up and Summary.

substitutions-Roland for Knecht. Elliott for
SchaefYer Watson for Daley. MacGill for
Westerman, Cruncil for MacGill. Coady for
Wallis Touchdowns - Caulkins (3), Wilson
Goals from ouchdowns-Caulkins (3). Referee
Mr.. Shaw. Umpire-Mr. Smith. Linesman-
Mr.. Campbell. Time Of periods-12 and Is
minutes.