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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-21
MOHAWK GR|DDERS
IN FEATURE GAME
Entertain LansdoWne Team
OF Baltimore in One of
Many Trays Today.

Mohawks will meet Lansdowne A. C.
OF Baltimore at Griffith Stadium this
afternoon in the feature contest listed
for local independent foot ball teams
today.
Lansdowne held the Hawks to a 60
score last Fall here and hope to win
today despite the fact that the Indians
are much more powerful than they
were a year ago.
Coach Craig Wilton announced the
following starting lineup for the
Hawks: Esan and Fair. ends: Dufour
and Thorpe, tackles: Browning and
Moore, guards; Myers, center; Collier.
quarterback; Dewey and Abbotticcio
halfbacks, and Goldsmith, fullback. Will
ton expects to play in the backfield
during part of the fray.
Apaches are not expecting serious
trouble in their meeting with Hagers-
town Collegisns at Union League Park
While the visitors have several former
college stars in the ranks, they are not
considered strong enough to extend
Coach Supplies charges.
Among the former college players
to the seen with the visiting team are:
Bob Martin, Gettysburg; Bob Minor,
Oregon Aggies; Mcclellan, West Vir-
einia Wesleyan; Diffenbasser, Lebanon
Valley; Boyer, Albright and Holland,
Rutgers.
Palace A. c. expects a real test in
meeting Seat Pleasant Firemen at Seat
Pleasant. Wintons again invade Alex
andria to meet st. Mary's Celtics, hav-
ing downed Virginia A. c. last Sunday.
Seamen Gunners also journey to Alex
andria to battle Virginia A. c., while
G. P. o. Federals are listed to meet Vir-
ginia A. G. Juniors in preliminary
game.
hard-fought Battle is expected when
Southerners meet Clarendon Lyons at
Lyon Village. Both teams have been
primed for the engagement. Sioux
A. G. opens its season with Wolverines
and National Press Building Cardinals
are scheduled to clash with 1roquois
gridmen on the No. 3 Monument field.
National Press Building Cardinal
players are to report at 4434 Conduit
road today at 2:l5 o'clock and G.. p. o.
Federals will meet at Fourteenth and
B streets southwest at 1890 o'clock.
Today's independent foot ball games
Mohawks VS.. Landsdowne A. c.,
Griffith Stadium, 3 o'clock.
Apaches VS.. Hagerstown Collegians,
Union League Park, $3.50 o'clock.
Palace A. c. vs. Seat Pleasant Fire
men, Seat Pleasant, ; o'clock.
Seamen Gunners VS. Virginia A. c.,
Shipyard Field, Alexandria, 3 o'clock.
Wintons vs.. ST. Mary's Celtics, Bag
sett Field, Alexandria, 5 o'clock.
Clarendon Lyons VS.. Southerns, Lyon
Village, 3 o'clock.
Sioux A. G. VS.. Wolverines, No. /
Monument field, 2 o'clock.
G. p. o. Federals VS.. Virginia A. c.
Juniors, Shipyard Field, Alexandria,
1880 o'clock.
National Press Building Cardinals vs..
froquois, No. 3 Monument field, 3 o'clock,
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By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ VANSTON, ILL.,, October 20-The
- University of Kentucky'5 fourth
Biz Ten fool ball invasion ended
IL in defeat at Dychs Stadium to-
day when Northwestern feet
eleven defeated the Southerners, 7 to 0,
before crowd of $4,000.
Northwestern touchdown came In
the second period when Capt Holmer
tossed pass to Bruder sophomore
halfback, who wiggled his way Is yards
over the Kentucky goal line, Capt. Hol-
mer added the extra point.
Northwestern outgained the South
erners 168 yards to 50 from the line and
completed 9 out of 10 passes for 116
yards, garnering IS first. downs to the
Kentuckians 3, but the gains we're in
the middle of the field.
In the third period Northwestern car
ried the ball nearly the length of the
field before poor generalShip lost it on
downs Again in the fourth period the
Purple marched down the field, Tipping
passes with careless abandon and run
ming ends at will The aerial game
placed the ball on the 6-yard line,
but the Southern Wildcats frightened
and broke through to throw Holmer for
ll-yard loss. Baker attempted a
placekick but it was wild
Then came one Of the concentrated
drives by the boys from the Blue Grass
State. the first having been in the third
period, when Elmer Glib. single handed
carried the ball IS yards to Northwest
ern's 2o-yard line before loss Of it on
tumble.
AS the curtain-raiser to the main bat
tie, the Notre Dame Reserves and North
western Reserves fought scoreless tie
in what might be termed a battle of
penalties
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w. & |. DEFEATED
BY WEST VIRGINIA

By the Associated Press.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, October 20.
The Mountaincers of West Virginia
with a well conceived and spendidly
executed attack. easily defeated the
Washington g. Lee gridders here today
% to 0.
Long end sweeps accurately placed
forward passes and a smashing
attack, skillfully directed by Eddie
Stumpp, completely bafied the Cen
erals.
Stump and Ed Bartrug lanky ball
toter, were the outstanding Mountain
eer warriors. They made number of
long gains In addition to scoring the
second touchdown when Stump tossed
2S-yard pass to Bartrug, who was
waiting over the goal line to receive it.
Capt keefer also was a shining star
as he slashed and plunged his way
through the Westinghouse line for
repceted gains. He was seldom stopped.
w and L, made only four first downs
against % for West VirGinia,
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Y. N. |. SURPRISES
BY LICKING VIRGINIA
Powerful Cadet Line Paves
Way for Light Backs to
Gel 60 Count.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Y EXTINCTION, Va. October 90
Capt. Alb Barnes of Virginia
Military Institute, the galloping
IL ghost Of the flying squadron, led
his cadets to a 9-to-0 triumph
over the University of Virginia in the
annual clash between the two great
rivals here today. It was the biggest
upset OF the year for the Old Dominion.
The line that held Princeton to a
Scoreless tie clutched at a phantom to-
day as the little cadet captain thrust
through the line, skirted ends and
hurtled passes over the Cavaliers heads.
Time and again he broke away for gains
that took the bali into Virginia territory,
only to see the ball go over on downs.
In the final period, however, his effort
was not to be denied Barnes skirted
end for Is yards to Virginia's 9-yard
line and passed to Moody over goal line.
Harner added the extra point from
placement
The cadets scored early in the first
period when Scott. cadet end. broke
through the Virginia line and blocked
a kick which Sloan recovered and
downed behind goal line The Cavaliers
struggled vainly to overcome the lead,
but we're constantly forced to punt when
unable to stage sustained drive.
Barnes. aided by Hawkins and Harner.
cadet backs kept the ball in Virginia
territory for the major part of the
game. Each appeared able to gain.
side-Stepping Cavaliers and wriggling
through the line. but were unable to
penetrate the goal
The V. M. I. line was the biggest sur
prise, outcharging the Cavaliers and
giving the light but fast backs an OPP
portunity. The vicious tackling at one
time forced Virginia back to the LIZARD
line. where Close punted out to mid
field.
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HOWARD OVERCOMES
MOREHOUSE, 7 TO O

Howard University's eleven triumphed
over Morehouse of Atlanta, Ga, 2 to
0. in hard-fought game yesterday In
the Howard stadium. Ross, right half
back. scored the Bisons' tally in the
first period when he skirted left end
Coles attempt for the extra point was
good when Morehouse was ruled of
side. The stage was set for the touch
down when Drew, the Bisons' left
Suard, broke through to block a punt
which he recovered.
Costly. frmbles and untimely penal
ties broke up several Howard scort1g
threats
The Bisons' goal was never in danger.
the Southerners being unable to score
single first down ty rushing and only
two on forward Passes Howard regis
tered nine lirst downs and completed
nine aerial heaves, the longest Of
which was a 45-yard pass from Mar
shall to Simpson
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SKATERS
INDIANA TITLE HOPE
Hands Hoosiers Their First
Conference Trouncing in
13-to.7 Game.
BY CHARLES w. DUNKLEY,

~ HAMPAIGN. ILL.,, October 20
4 Indiana, conqueror of Michi-
gan. saw its Western Confer
W ference gridiron champion
ship hopes fade today.
Illinois. the 1927 titleholder. making
its debut in the scramble for the 1928
honors, defeated the Hoosiers, Is to Z,
in game that brought thrills to the
$4,000 spectators in the closing minutes
when Indiana made a frantic effort to
snatch victory by tossing forward passes
all over the field
illinois, playing smart and tricky
foot ball, outplayed Indiana for the first
three periods. piling up a lead of IS to
0: then in the fourth period, the Hoos-
iers, chiefly through the efforts of Capt.
Chuck Bennett right halfback. crashed
over with a touchdown.
In the closing seconds OF the period
the Hoosiers opened up with deS-
perate forward passing attack, trying
eight aerial shots in succession.
After the Illini failed to crack the
Indiana line in the opening attack,
Zuppke sent Fritz Hunbert, the big
siege gun, into the game at fullback to
replace Bergeson. Just before the first
period ended. With the ball on the
2-yard line as the second period
OPCllCu. I1uulOCIC k1AO"CA bAAAOO5AA OAA
the first play for the touchdown. with
Nowack kicking goal from placement
for the extra point.
In the third period Humbert smash
ed over for another touchdown from
the 1-yard line, but Nowack failed
IN his effort to add the extra point.
In the fourth period Bennett tossed
a pass to Brubaker, who went to Illinois
2o-yard line; then on the next play
Bennett cut through his right tackle
on twisting run, shook off the Illinois
pursuers and dashed across the Illinois
goal. Catterton place kicked for the
extra point.
Indiana excelled in their forward
passing attack, completing eight out of
Is while the best Illinois could do was
complete out of IL. The Hoosiers
gained IS yards with passes as COM
pared with "a for Illinois. In line
plunging. however. the Tllini ripped of
1856 yards to 90 for Indiana.
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lineup and summary:
LOCAL SOCCER CHAMPS
PLAY BALTIMORE TEAM

Clan MacLennan soccer team will
journey to Baltimore today to meet
Canton. F. c., champion eleven of
Maryland, In a second-round match of
the American Professional Cup Tie.
The local team holds the District title
as we'll as the Washington Soccer
League championship. Cantons de-
feated the Clan last year. 3 to 2.
Local hooters will leave by bus from
Fourteenth and Pennsylvania avenue at
IL o'clock.
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l.AFATETTEIS HELD
TO GO BY BUCKNELL.

By the Associated Press.
IEWISBUEG. Pa, October 20.-The
big Maroon eleven of Lafayette is still
undefcated and unsecured upon, but its
string of victories has been punctuated
by a scorelesS tie. BucEncll battled the
Maroon combination to 90 tie today.
Lafayette displayed better passing
game and made the only concerted
narch.s of thu afternoon, but the
Bucknell combination checkm2ted prac-
t!cally every scoring move the Maroons
made. The Lafayette goal was seri-
ous.y threatened only once--in the first
quarter. when a pass for 30 yards and
mother for "a yards gave the Bisons a
+r5t down on the Lafayette 14-yard
me. short pass and a plunge failed
~ matter Of inches short of first
down within the Lafayette 10-yard
MARKER as the Maroons took the ball on
Gowns.
Afr that thu complexion of the game
Wa rcycr5"d, and W Il monosu~ous reg
u'71.tT the Maronns drove towsrd thu
Bu' 6n-' gal. c1'l,' to bc h~ld for downG
a" nh 90 occasions, miss try for field
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MISSOURI SCORES 28-19
WIN OVER IOWA STATE

MEMORIAL STADIUM, COLUM-
BIA. Mo- October 20 (A').--The Uni
versity of Missouri Tigers opened their
big six conference foot ball season here
today with a 28-to-19 triumph over
Iowa State.
1t was a victory gained after the
Tigers watched the Iowans roll up a
three touchdown lead III the early
periods,
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OLD LINE FRESHMEN
LOSE OPENING GAME

Western Maryland got part of a loaf
at College Park yesterday, although its
varsity was beaten. as the Green Ter
rors' freshmen eleven scored over the
Old Line Cubs, Is to Z.
1t was the Maryland cubs first game
and the second for the winners.
Presenting an older and heavier
bunch of players the Western MARYLAND
warnings got of to thrcc-touchdoWn
start by making marches of 40 yards
or more for scores. All three goals
were missed
With Chalmers doing most of the
gaining the Old Liners counted in the
last period. He also kicked goal.
Maryland was within yards of a
core on two other occasions and had
the better of the argument from late
N the first half for the remainder of
the contest.
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CAPITAL CITY LOOP
OFFERS GOOD CARD
Clashes Today in Both 1856
and $50 Pound Clashes
Are Attractive.

Capital City League foot ball both
III 1875 and $50 pound classes, will get
down to serious business today Coaches
have whipped their elevcns into their
best shape and merry race is prom
lsed In both groups for the remainder
OF the campaign
Janney A. c., the only 150-pound ag-
gregstion Boosting 2 wins In as many
starts and now leading that section, will
meet Yankee A. c., tough foe, on
Friendship Field Three other attrac-
tive trays are scheduled among 150-
pound teams.
Five contests are listed for the 10
l35-pound teams, which are playing
their second games of the schedule.
Teams in this class are we'll matched
and today's battles promise to be even
more heated than those of the OPEN
ing program last Sunday
Today's schedule:
15O-POUND DIVISION.
(Ali games called at 3 o'clock.)
National Props VS.. Mohawk Preps
told Georgetown Prep Field. Referee,
Costello.
Janney A. C. VS.. Yankees tFriend-
shir Fieldl. Referee, Henderson.
Alexandria Fire Department Props VS..
Peerless A. G.. alexandria Ficld)
Referee, J. Mitchell.
st. Stephens VS.. Mercury A. G. Yves:
Potomac No. y. Referee, o. Mitchell.
I35-POUND DIVISION.
Columbus VS.. Marions (AnaCOstia
Field No. y, 3 o'clock. Referee. Stevens.
Petworth VS.. Palace A. c. West POt0-
mac No. ~, o'clock. Referee, r.
Smith.
Carlisles VS.. Northerns West Poto-
mac No. 81, l o'clock. Referee, o.
Mitchell.
Mercedes vs.. Mardfe,ts (Monument
Grounds>. l O'Clock. Referee, Stevens.
Notre Dame vs.. Brookland tBrookland
Field, 3 o'clock. Referee, Simpson.
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JOHNSON, TIGER ROOKIE.
BRIGHT STAR FOR SEAL

SAN FRANCISCO, October 20 L40.-
Roy c. johnson, star outfelder for the
San Francisco Seals Of tn. Pacific
Coast base ball circuit, whose sale to
the Detroit Tigers was announced yes
terday. had a splendid 1923 playing
end hitting record here.
Playing in ITO games. Johnson hit
for an average Of 359. He scored 142
runs making PA has hits. which in
cluded so doubles. IS triples and %
home runs. He also stole 80 bases.
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MRS. GoDFREE ANNExEs
COVERED COURT TITLE

LONDON, October 20 [P).-Mrs l.. A.
Godfree won the woman title in the
covered courts tennis championship
tournament at the Queens Club to-
day She defeated Miss Eileen Ben
nett, the previous title holder, in the
final round. 6-1 and 60.
In the final of the mems singles
Jean Borotra, the French star. defeated
G. r. Crole-Reese. noted British vet
eran. As. 6--l. Ga. Ga.
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Western Maryland Purdue Ties Wisconsin in Bic Ten Surprise
PITT EASILY TR0UNCES
ALLEGHAMY TEAM, 29-O

PITTSBURGH. October 20 GP).-
Allegheny College was bruised some
what and lost a foot ball game, 20 to
0. in combat with the University of
Pittsburgh here today. Eight thousand
fans saw the contest.
The Methodists from up State fur
n1shed real competition in the second
half OF the fray, holding the Suther-
land coached Pitt squad to one touch
down after the Panther had registered
three six-pointers in the. opening half
A safety also added to Pitts score.
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BUSINESS DEFEATED
BY YORK GRIDDERS

YORK. Pa, October 20.-York High
easily defeated Business High School
eleven of Washington here this after
noon, 40 to 0. The Stenogs from the
Capital were outclassed all the way.
York was able to beat Central High Of
Washington only to 6 here last Sat-
urday.
Capt. Sprenkle. fullback, scored the
f1rst York touchdown In the opening
5 minutes of play, and before the period
was over York held 21-0 lead Spren-
kle, incidentally, registered four of his
teams six touchdowns.
Unable to gain through rushing Bust
ness turned to the air. but was able TO
complete only a small percentage of the
heaVes attempted
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DUKE HARRIERs SCORE,

ANNAPOLIS, Md. October 20.-Duke
University country runners de-
fcated the Naval Academy, II to 80, in
q five-nlile race held here today. Ash
worth, Duke was first. covering the dis d.
lance in p minutes and IS seconds.
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INDEPENDENT TOSSERS
PREPARING FOR SEASON

Amateur basket ball teams are pre-
pairing for the season just ahead.
st. Martins Rovers will organize to-
morrow night at a meeting at 25l5
North Capitol street at 7;30 o'clock
Games with i00-pound teams can be
arranged with Rovers at North 259-J.
st. Paul's Lutheran basketerS are seek
ing unlimited foes at home or on for
cign floors Dates and arrangements
can be secured from Manager H. E.
Hassler at Main 1882 or at the Franklin
National Pank Building.
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WIN GRIDIRoNERs CONTEST.

Columbia Stars, 90-pound class grid
iron team defeated ST. Adams Baby
Blues. As to Is. yesterday on the st.
Adams field. For games with the win
ners call Manager Dick Stockton at
Cleveland ATS.
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DASHlNG COLGATE TEAM
BEATS MICHIGAN STATE

EAST LANSING. Mich. (F).-A
alashing offense that carried the Michi-
gan State eleven off its feet in the FIST
two periods gave Colgate l6-to-o VIC
tory over tn. Spartans here today. The
win was Colgate's third in as many
engagements
Dowler headed the attack that scored
10 points IN the opening quarter, and
in the second State stiffened in the
las. hall but lacked scoring punch.
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Linc-up and Summary.

Purdue scoring: Touchdowns-Harmeson.
:; Miller. Points after touchdown-Cara-
way tsuo fer Miller.
wisconsin scoring: observation-disclosures
tSub for Behrl; Rose (sub for Price,.
Parks).
.Eeicrec-Mr. Gardner, Cornell. Umpire
Mr.. Schommer. Chicago. Field judge-Mr.
Ssarns. Depaul Head linesman-Mr. Graves,
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE
GAINS 800 VICTORY

ANNAPOLIS, Md. October 90
Scoring in every period and generally
outplaying its rival all the way. st.
Johns College defeated Washington
College here today, 80 to 0.
ST, Johns registered six touchdowns.
from which three goals were kicked, and
used practically two teams during the
day.
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Line-Up and Summary.

Thompson 90, Smith, W. Lynch. Points,
ment kicks Thompson. placement Kick.
Suostitutions; St. John's-W. Lynch for
Jones, cassasa for w. Lsnch. BSli Tor Keller.
Macaluso for Cassasa. McCartee for Mac
abuse. Riepe for Spring. Buin for McCartee
WaShington-Dtckinson for Norris, Beech for
Duoin. Nash for Dickinson, Dublin for Burke,
Alexander for Lloyd,
Referee-Mr. Schmid (Buckneln. Umpire
Mr.. Armstrong (TuftSl Head linesman---
MIR; Goddard taprngheld COLLEGE,. Time OF
perlods-15 minutes.
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Lineup and Summary.

Ohio State scoring: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Coffee, Ehy substitute for Coffee. Point
after touchdovn-Barratt lplaeemenU.
Michigan scoring: Touchdown-Dravelins
Point after touchdowp-Gembis (placemenO.
Pefcree-James Masker, Northwestern.
Umpire--A. Haines. Yale. Field judge--Lee
Daniels, Loyola. Linesman-Mr. Ray, Illi-
noiS.
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'lne-uD and summary

TOWchHNNi7S-lN0 I9l. CAV
Sub2titutiHnc' Marvn nd-Faher for Ford
Kuhn for Willow. CNall'ers for c Mile
Western rsrrlarrs1-Va1 Metre for wallace
Esmll tor .Engle. Bolton for Jones
Refsree-Mr. CMca"a tGorZaEab. Um-
minutes.
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Line Up and Summary.

Illinois Observation-Disclosures, Humbert tsub-
stitute for Berseson}. 2. Point after touch
down-Nowack place kick Inolana scor-
inT5dog9hd9GSnt rsac. PGn' ae
Referee-J H. Nichols tOberlinD. .Um-
pire--A C. Reid tMichiganl. Field judge
Never Morton (Michigan).. Head linesman-
F. H. YOUNG illinois Wesleyan.
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Lineup and Summary.

minnesota sccrins-Touchdowns Hovde
az, Haycraft Pharmer substitute for
Brownell. Points after OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
never az, bv place kick: Pharmer tby place
kick. Chicago scoring-Touchdown bur
CESS. substitute for RaySson). Point after
touchdown-Bursess Thy place kick.
Referee--Mr. Magidsohn Michigan Um-
pire-Mr. Knight tDs rtmouthl. Field judge
Mr.. Hackett west Point. Head linesman
Mr.. Huston tParsons).
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TCuchdown-Ross

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Substitutions-HCw Payne for Coles,
Thcrne for Marshall, Nuttall for wilson
Morehouse: Jeffries for. Mosely. Eyerhsrt
S-yerly for James. Mosely for Jeffries.
Reisree-Mr. Savoy. Umpire-Mr Jack
ION ,oon tunlon)' Head inesman-Mr. Washing
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Maryland
Western n

Substtutlons-Ma MARYLAND: Helntz for WON
drack Western Maryland, Koschlnske Tor
for Ekaitis. Touchdovns-Dod Roberts.
Ekaitis Goal after ouchdoWn-McDoraId
Retereee-Mr: Cummings. Umpire
Dennis. Headlinesman-Mr. Baird
Time of uuarters--l5 minutes each.
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Lineup and Summary.

Y; M. /. scoring-Ssfety (Sloan downed
nehind Virginia goaD. Touchdown
placement
Referee-Mr. Lane DARTMOUTH. um-
oire-MT. Thompson (Georeetcwn) Head
linesmar-MT. Bazbv (Washin zton and
Leo. Field judCe-Mr. Snythe (Army).
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Lineup and Summary.

Substitutions: Business-Koontz for Lin
%S0d r JSns F t
Cor Marks. Miller for Denniberg, King for
Finley. Reichardt for Rich. Marks for Sha-
piro. Miller for Marks. LOTUS for Rosen-
herg. Rosenberg for Brown. Dennibere for
Jones, Kengla for LOTUS. Koontz for, Dem
niherg. York-Doweil for Paty, Markowitz
for Taylor: Frey for Murnane. Ian for Fitz-
kee,, Shindle for zinn. YerS for Bitner, Rnt-
Mnr Mort Klins for Lancr .'' e'' N''' 49,
Tteferee--Mr. Uoutz. Penn state. Umpire
Mr. KILLER. Williamson: Head lnesman-.:
Mr.. Evans. Franklin and Marshall, Time of
periodS--i2 minutes.
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- HANiPAIGN. ILL.,, October 90
Indiana, conqueror of Michi-
gan. saw its Western Confer
ference gridiron champion
shin homes fade todav
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STAUNCH DEFENSE
SAVES OLD LINERS
Beat Western Maryland by
13 to 6 by Ability to
Hold in Pinch.
p II. c. BYRD.

~ TARTINC with rush and drive
that produced two touchdowns in
the first eight minutes of play.
~ then, after olc touchdown had