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tire Dame De Pauw Turn In Sparkling Tumphs Over Eastern

Franklin eleven before coping 10
to 0 verdict. The Cardinals led 6
to 0 at the half, after Brady had
climaxed a f1fty-yard march with a
touchdown The Muncie crew scored
in the third period with Toler going
over and pass, Meyers to Redding,
brought the final marker.
Valparaiso was another Hoosier
team to make a successful invasion,
dropping Aurora CID college, Is
to 6. Kowalski scored twice for the
Hoosiers and Schultz once.
Earlham battled Hanover to a
Z to 7 tie. A blocked punt behind
the line, recovered by Haines and a
place kick by Mazeikas gave Han
over the lead until the final period
when Bower passed to Kastetter for
a touchdown and the latter place
kicked the tying point.
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A Notre Dame end clutches a for
ward pass, juggles it and drops 1t
90" exclaims an excited SUBJ
who then glances hurriedly to where
a priest sits among the players III
the back row. The priest is oblig-
ingly deaf, intent on the game.
Engle of Pennsylvania comes
skimming around end for a long
gain.
mice run, nice rum" chatter the
Notre Dame subs, aloud. Rockne
switches his ends and the one who
is taken out stops at the bench.
HE charged inside you on that
No. SIS play" he advises. Brill in
tercepts a forward pass and is
thrown heavily. Rockne, for the
first time, jumps to his feet and
takes few strides toward the side
lines.
O'Connor, a substitute back, is
called. go in there. Don't say a
word. Just hold the ball"
A few moments later, O'Connor
takes the ball and runs sixty-four
yards for touchdown. The stands
credit Rockne with master mind
ing"
No secret, no inside stuff. Nc
suggestions for a play or instruc-
lions to the quarter back.
Rockne just tells them: PLAY
your normal game, boy!"
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ST. PATS BEAT SHELBY

BY scoring two touchdowus and
kicking two extra points, Les Cruise,
half back. brought victory to ST.
Pats football team at Pennsy park
Sunday. The score was st. Pats, IA;
Shelbyville, 6.
Patterson, right half, caught a
forty-yard pass from New, Shelby
vile quarter. lodged two tackIets
and raced twenty yards for the visi-
tors touchdown. Try for point was
missed.
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Big Ten teams have two weeks OF
competition remaining, and with
three teams still in the running for
honors, the championship may not
be decided until the final games are
played-if then.
National Title Hopes
Northwestern, preseason favor
tie, already has scored four victories,
and if successful in its final Big Ten
contest with Wisconsin Saturday
will be assured OF at least tie for
the title. The Wildcats are strong
favorites over Wisconsin and ex-
pect to enter their final game with
Notre Dame, Nov. %, as contender
for the mythical national cham
piOnship.
Michigan, only other undefeatec
conference team, risks its cham
pionship chances this week against
a rapidly improving Minnesota club
If the Wolverines pass this test
successfully they should have little
trouble in their finale with Chi
cago. Nov. %, and will be expected
to complete the Big Ten season with
five victories and no defeats.
Purdue Has Chance
Purdue, third contender for hon
ors, can not take the crown unless
both Northwestern and Michigan
are defeated. The Boilermakers
have won four straight conference
victories since losing their opener
to Michigan. ID to -, and a victory
over Indiana, Nov. %, will give them
the title on percentage basis. if
both of the other contenders lose
one of their remaining games.
Purdue will be absent from Big
Ten competition this week, playing
Butler in a nonconference game.
Wisconsin and Minnesota. key
teams of the race, prepared for
their big tests last week by playing
easy games with South Dakota State
and South Dakota, while their
forthcoming rivals met more strenu-
Gus opposition. Wisconsin romped
to a So to 7 decision while Mime
sofa piled up a SO to 0 count.
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Bruder were the main cogs in
Northwestern's straight football at
tack. Baker, at end; Woodwork,
guard, and Marvil, tackle, were out
standing in the line. zeller, In
diana's rowing guard, was the bright
spot of the Hoosier play with
Jasper a second choice in the line.
Hughes and Opasik played a strong
defensive game for Indiana, with
Ross and Saluski sharing in the
ground gaining role.
Wabash, generously outweighed,
was no match for a powerful Centre
college eleven at Danville, KY, and
the Colonies amaSsed So to 0
count on the Cavemen. Engle and
Swartout gained ground for the
Hoosiers but always were short OF
the goal line.
Ball Teachers were given a real
battle by a stubborn, fighting
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Shea and Goldberg Signed
for Legion Main Go Tuesday

two rhain-go bou.5 have been can
celed.
Eddie Shea is one of the real con-
tenders in the featherweight divi-
sion and has been seen in action
here many times.
Goldberg has been fighting since
1925, and has beaten such pugs as
Pete Nebo, Red Chapman, CASTOR
Charles, Ray Mitchell and Benny
kid Carter. He fought a ten
rounder with AL Singer less than a
year ago.
Kid Marks. Miami Indian from
Peru, has been signed to meet Max
Smith, local middleweight, in one
of the Armory six-round prelims
Marks, who takes the place of Ray
Tramblie of Chicago, boasts of wins
over such boys as Rosy (Kid Baker
and Tiger PurYis.
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towners also converted Tiger mis-
cue into a touchdown to give Bos-
ton 7 to lead, which they held
until the final quarter. An inter
cepted pass and more fumbles by
Boston gave De Paw two more
touchdowns, with Wheaton and
Grain scoring. Just before the con-
test ended, the losers fumbled be-
hind the goal line and fell on the
ball for safety. Coach Meals
Tigers were impressive in their win.
Fat Pages spell over the Wildcats
was broken as Northwestern piled
up a Is to 0 triumph over I. U. 1t
was the first Purple win over the
Crimson in four years, the Hoosiers
turning in three consecutive upset
triumphs over previous title-bound
Evanston elevens.
Husky Reb Russell and fleet Hank
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Death of Boy
Mars Races

BU Times SBccidi
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10
Arvol Drummer finished first in an
exciting motor speed race at the
Ascot-Legion track Sunday, taking
the honors by twenty lengths over
Shorty Canton in the feature event
of 100 laps. Wilbur Shaw, Indian
apolis, held the lead for a few
rounds after coming from behind,
but was forced out later.
In a consolation event, Chef Gard
ner's car crashed through the guard
rail and a nine-foot timber was
hurled into the stand, killing George
Cline, age 7. Gardner escaped in
Jury.
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THREE MAT MATCHES

Tonight's westling card at Tom
linson hall will consist of three
events to get underway at $3.50 p. m.
Hez Clark vii referee. The COM
pleta bill follows:
Blacksmith Pedigo Louisville. VS.. Merle
falls, with two-hour time limit. '-'- :
Chief Strikeaxe. Oklahoma, VS.. Leslie
Beers Purdue, one fall or thirty minute
time limit
Hugh Webb. Indianapolis. VS.. Pete
Dando. Columbus. O.. one fall.
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Shortridge-Cathedral Grid
Tickets Are Placed on Sale

requirements, downtown merchants
will place an advertisement with
every outgoing package, street cars
will carry posters, all without
charge.
Merchants using radio stations
WFBM and WKBF have agreed to
allot a few minutes from their daily
programs for aHnouncers to explain
the made work. unemployment
charity game.
There will be no overhead expense
to the game whatever. The boxes
in the Butler bowl, where the game
will be played, will be auctioned off,
while all other tickets will sell for
81. The Blue Key Club at Butler
university has offered to buy tickets
for members and serve as ushers.
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Leaders Hang
on in al
Grid Leagues

Eight games we're played in the
City Amateur Football Association
leagues Sunday, four in each loop.
Holy Trinity A. C.s held the lead in
the senior league by downing United
Cabs, 20 to 0. The feature tilt in
this circuit was a scorelesS tie by o.
T. LIS and Indianapolis Cubs. Other
results: R. P. C.s 81, MidwayS o;
Mohawks II, OHara Sans O.
The leadership tie in the junior
league remained unbroken, Boys
Club defeating Riley Cubs, % to O.
and Trinity Bearcats beating Wiz
ards, 80 to 0. Other junior scores:
Tigers 10, Assumption IA; Crimson
Cubs %, st. Philips 0.
The schedules of both league will
close next Sunday.
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so to 20 count rolled up on Penn
sylvania Saturday. Had Rockne so
decided the score might have been
much larger, but he chose to with
draw his regulars.
Chicago threw a little fear into
the Purdue followers, taking a 7 to
6 edge at the half, but the Boiler
makers easily put the contest on
ice after the start of play in he
third period. An intercepted pass
and long run by Buzzell enabled
the Maroons to score first. but Risk
passed to Chasey for six points as
the half ended Risk and Horst
man starred in the final drives for
touchdownS.
The real punch of the day was
exhibited by De Paw in its inva-
sion of Beantown, to play Boston
university. The Tigers scored early
on a Boston tumble, but the Bean
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Otterbein. 7: Ashland (tiel.
P Eel11 Military. Z; Johns Hopkins, o.
Rensselaer, Poly. s: Middlebury. o.
Rhode Island State. IS; Worcester Pol
". 0.
Richmond. 10: Randolph Macon. 6.
Rochester. IA: Union. IL.
sewanee. o: Chattanooga. o Ctiel.
Slippery Rock, Z; Edinboro Teachers, 0.
Southern Methodist, Is; Texas A. and
Southern California. "A: California. 0.
Southwestern. 81; Louisiana college o.
ssD DTins af 81 g. n soA a; G e na
st. Johns IN. ". IL: c. c. Ny. o.
st. Lawrence, IS: Clarkson. 0.
st. Olaf IS; Luthe-. T.
Tennessee 81: Carson Newman. 0.
Syracuse. O: Penn State, ftiel.
Tennessee Wesleyan. 20; Union, o.
Temple. "a: Miami. o.
Texas. IA: Baylor. 0.
Thiel q: Bethany s.
Texas Christian. 20; Rice. Q.
Transylvania. %; Eastern Kentucky. 2.
Trinity. Z: Amherst Z (tiel.
Tulane. 81: Auburn. 0.
Tuskegee. 19; Moorehouse. 6.
Upper Iowa. s: Dubuque. 0.
Utah. II; Colorado college. 6.
Vermont t. .: Norwich. 0 (tiei.
v.P l., "a: Virginia, IS.
western Maryland. 81; John Carroll. o.
Washington lst. LOUIS s.: Grinnel. 0.
western Michigan, IS. Iowa STATE
wichita. is: Southwestern. 7.
West virginia g; K Re p. A a q
williams. 40; Wesleyan. o..
wisconsin. S.: South Dakota state. Z.
wittenberg. g; qgIethorpes 3tiel.
xsIas ess Aired q.
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Eddie Shea of Chicago will meet
Mickey Goldberg of New York in
the ten-round main event of Tues
day nights boxing show at the Ar
mory, it was announced today by
Legion officials. The match takes
the place Of one between Hershie
Wilson and Danny belmont.
Injuries and sickness Of pugs
have caused Legion officials plenty
of grief in tie last few days, and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-10

A drive to make the Thanksgiving
day morning game between Short
ridge ana Cathedral high school
elevens the largest attended game
in Indianapolis as well as to place
thousands of dollars in the Golfers
to battle unemployment in the city,
opened today with the seat sale.
Tickets will be sold in downtown
stores.
Although fundv derived are not
to be given as outright charity, but
to supply made work" for heads
of families, charity is still the reign
ing influence and w. H. Trimble,
head of the indianapolis Legion Of
the Chamber of Commerce sponsor
ing the game. has announced that
several firms have donated printing
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-10

The drive for entries for the Central
States meet has entered its final week.
Saturday Nov. Is being, the last. day to
turn in your entry. and boost Indianapolis
sidered for a national championship meet.
Teams with an average. of $50 or under
will be accepted as booster clubs. and will
The Central States event has grown each
year. and at the present time Is second
only to the national event. All of the
meet each year. scores as a rule passing
all sanctioned meets. St. Louis. Chicago,
Toledo. Dayton, Columbus. Louisville and
Fl. Wayne have sent a large number of
teams. and local boosters hope indianapolis
will keen pace. Don't forget entries close
Nov. is.
Stage fright hit the top half of the
Giesen Product mems team during their
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-10
BOB SPRADLING SUED

I'm Times SDeciag
IOWA CITY, Ia, Nov. 1O-Bob
Spreading, Frankfort Ond0 athlete
who starred for two years as for
ward on the University of Iowa
basket team, again is in the lime
light as the result of lawsuit filed
by his fraternity, Phi Delta Gam
ma, for $15170.
The action is based on a promis-
sorry note made by Spradling.
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Big Ten at a Glance
oLYMPICS COP FIFTH

Riverside Olympics turned in a
7 to 0 triumph at Noblesville Sun
day. their fifth victory in six starts
against state elevens. A pass, A.
Ruth to w. Montford, in the third
quarter, and A. VOLTS successful
kick decided the game.
Olympics viii play College Cubs
Sunday at Washington park in their
first home game Of the season. The
contest promises plenty Of action.
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Colgate Star
Leads Scorers
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 1O-Len
Macaluso, Colgate university full
back, still was leader of eastern
football point makers today, boast
ing a record of los points in seven
games. Macalu0o scored % points
Saturday.
In seven games. Macaluso has
scored fourteen touchdowns and q
points after touehdowns. Viviano
Cornell half, and Grossman, Rutgers
full back, were tied in second place
with "a points.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-10
Cue Meet in
Third Round

Lewis Vogler, tied with two others
for the lead in the state three
cushion billiard tourney, will oppose
Neal Jones in the opening third
round match at Coolers parlors to-
night. The schedule for the re-
mainder of the week follows:
Tuesday-Cleve Kepner VS.. Harry Bald
Wednesday-Ha Rubens VS.. Leo
Thursday spivey VS.. Harry
Friday-Joe Murphy VS.. Walter Ramsey.
STA NDTNC1
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Saturday H. S. Scores

Crispus Attucks Indianapolisl, Sai
Vashon (St. Louis. Mo-, Q.
Memorial (Evansyillel, b; BOSE tEVaAls'
villel. >.
Reitz evansville, 81; Mt Carmel
Princeton, IS; Bonville. 10.
Wabash 16; Marion. 0.
Bloomfield. ~: Shelburns u 4,. ca.
Central ct. wayne. 20 South sac
Newcastle. T; Kokomo, 2. ~,
Steele dayton, o.. Al; Morton tRlch-
'Mishswaka. 7: Michigan City. 7 (tiel.
Central South Bend. So; La Porte. y
Tech Hammond, 6; Riley lSouVn
Bend. 0.
Froebei (Ciarvl. Horace Mann Gary. 6
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SINGER DEFENDS TITLE

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-Al Singer,
lightweight champion, will defend
the title against Tony Canzoneu IN
a ftteen-round bout at Madison
Square Garden Friday night. The
local boys have met before, fighting
draw in 1928
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BADGERS GOPHERS HOLD KEY POSITIONS IN RACE
No Master Winding by
.Rockne; Boys On Own
Knute Sends EN- Out and They Do the Rest While Subs
Cheer and Sway Writer Reveals After
Sitting on Irish Bench.
BY FRANK GETTY
United Press Sports Editor
lCopvright. 1880. BY United Pressl

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1O.-The secret of Notre Danes
success this season. revealed to this writer in close
up from the Irish bench, alongside Knute Rocne while
Pennsylvania beaten, 60 to 20 Saturday is threefold
Spirit coaching and material put in whatever order
choose spell victory for Notre Dame
Huddled in blanket the
South
200 Founders every play prize fighters
during anev nrr
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MANUAL METERS DRILL

Manual high schools basketball
team is preparing for the opening
game Of the season with Logansport,
Nov. 81. Armour, Regenstrief, Stu
art, Comsa, Hanna, Chandler and
Fox, letter men, form the nucleus
for the team this season.
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Mack Drops
Veteran air

BIZ United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-Jack
Quinn, veteran spitball pitcher, and
Wally Schang, veteran catcher,
were released Internationally by
the Philadelphia Athletics, it was
announced here today by Connie
Mack, manager of the world cham
pions Both have spent a long
stretch Of years in the majors.
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NO AGREEMENT REACHED
War and Navy Secretary Fail to
to Settle Grid Dispute.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1O.-Secre-
tary of Navy Adams announced to-
day that no mutually satisfactory
agreement had been reached at a
conference between him and Secre-
tary of War Hurley concerning re-
newal of football relations between
the Army and the Navy.
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Early Basket Notes

G. & J. Tire Company Basketball Club
will Journey to Upton next Sunday to
take on Upton American LegionnalreS. A
return game between these two clubs is
scheduled for Nov. II. at Pennsy Gym.
The Cooperative basketball league,
staged the opening games of its scheoNle
Thursday evening at Pennsv gym. Atkins
nosed out the Roberts five in close game
20 to II while Indianapolis Flashes oe-
feated Bridgeport. 20 to H. In the maj
game G. & J. Tire Company outscoreo IN
dianapolis Plating Company. A TO =.
C. & J. Tire Company will meet sheri-
dan A, c. Tuesday evening in Pennsy gym
at els D N. Additional games on the
program include the G. & J. b team ana
Eighth Christians at tbs D. m. and az 8: D
D. m St. Patricks viii tangle with the
Kingsn & Co. Club.
Sheridan A. c. VIII open the season
J. Tire at Pennsv gym. A. C.s will tackle
MorriStown Merchants at Morristown Sat
urday- The Sheridan schedule is near
communicate with Ed Merrill 255 South
Audubon road, Indianapolis. Phone IT.
2ss9. Noblesviile Merchants, note.
Olympics will practice tonight at Temple
Baptist church at 1880 D. m. The church
is located al East Riverside drive and
twenty-third street. For games call Carl
Wolf. Be. 2065-
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BATTLE ROYAL ON BILL

A battle royal between six Negroes
has been added to the fistic card
for Wednesday night at Tomlinson
hall. The main event of the bill
will bring Red Holloway. local junior
welter, against Charlie Baxter,
Louisville, for eight rounds. Baxter
is said to have registered forty-two
knockouts in fifty-one fights.
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CHUCK BENNETT STARS

BN Times Special
NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-Chuck
Bennett, former Indiana star, scored
two touchdowns in the final quarter
to give Portsmouth Spartans 10
to Is tie with Stapleton in a Ma
tional League football game. Ken
Strong starred for the losers.
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Nine Left
Bv United Press

BY United Press
MINE major teams, repre-
IN senting all sections of the
country, today looked with pride
on their respective records,
which showed neither defeat
nor tie, with two-thirds of the'
college football season COM
plete. Major teams holding
records of no defeats or ties
are:
EAST-FOrdham. Western Mary
land.
Dave. Marquette.
SOUTH-Aiabama.
FAR WEST-OregOn, Utah, Wash
ingtOn State.
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CULVER ELEVEN WINS

o IWt0 NUttIUI
CHICAGO. Nov. 1o.-Culver Mill
tary academy defeated st. Johns,
10 to 0. before 10000 fans at Sol
dier's field here Saturday. Pro
ceeds Of the game were given to the
American Legion charity fund.
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GEORGETOWN. 20; Bosto college. 1s.
Georgia, z: New York. 6.
Geneva. 7: Westminster 0.
Gettysburg. 50; Dickinson, 0.
Grove City. 80: Waypesburg. 0.
Gustavus AdolphusF %; Concordia
Hamdden-sidney. SO; Lynchburg. o.
Hayerford. q: Hamilton. 0.
Heidelberg. 81: Adrian. O.
Henderson Teachers. 81; Mississippi A.
HOLY Cross, 10: New River. 0.
James Millikin, As: Illinois college. 9.
Kent State. 26; Capital. o..
Kentucky State Industrial. 81; Lincoln. s.
Kentucky Wesleyan, 10; Georgetown col
La Crosse. "a: Stout. 0.
Lafayette. 81; Rutgers 26.
Langley Field. 26;. ATLANTIC Christian. s.
Lebanon Valley, 80: Washington, o.
Lehigh. 13; Princeton, 8.
LIo o,lis,dns. L.: De Pay; Q;
MARYLAND. ii: Washington and Lee. l.:
Manchester. 80: st. Johns Mimi. 8.
Michigan State. 1s: North Dakota state.
Il.
Minnesota, SO: South Dakota. o.
Mississippi college. 40: Mexico. 0.
Missouri. IA. Iowa State. 0.
(tiel.
NJ. Union. So; Kenyon. p,
Muhlenberg. Il: Ursinus. Is.
New, Hampshire. 80; Connecticut Az
New Mexico Military. ~: West Texas. 6.
NIAGARA. 26 Loyola. Is.
oberlin, IS: Western Reserve. ..
Ohio state. "a Navy. Q.
0hio Wesleyan cyan. 23: Miami: e.
Oklahoma Asgies. rs: Arkansas. 0.
oregon. z. California tSoutheEn
q AASta4a ~
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q in Row
Ru Iimcs SpcciaI

En- Times Special
NEWCASTLE. Ind, Nov. 10.
IN One of the outstanding
records in Indiana prep grid
iron circles has been estab-
lished by the Newcastle Tro-
JAMS. Coach Orville Hooker's
squad turned in its twenty
third consecutive win at Koko-'
mo Saturday, nosing out the
Wildcats. z to ?. Newcastle's
last defeat was administered by
Muncie in 1928.
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Wisconsin to Oppose
Indicated Wildcats
Unbeaten Michigan Eleven Risks Title Hopes Against
improved Minnesota Team in Second Big Ten Fea-
ture Saturday; Purdue Still Has Chance.
BY DIXON STEWART
United Press staff Correspondent

10Wsconn Minnesota held the key positions
ineTseconal COM
petition eettng the 1880 championship
establishing middle foot
superiority the farm belt teams
feature because OF
ona
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Results Saturday on College Fields
sTATE coLr.EGF sCnRrs

STATE COLLEGE SCORES
Notre Dame, go; Pennsylvania. 20.
Purdue. 90; Chicago. 7.
Northwestern IS: Indiana. 0.
De Paw. %; Boston university, T.
Centre. SO: Wabash. O.
Ball Teachers. 19; Franklin. 0.
Valparaiso. Is; Aurora. 6.
Earlham. 7; Hanover. 7 (tiel.
OTHER COLLEGES
Akron. IS: Case, 0.
Alabama. 20. Florida. 0.
Arizona, 0; Texas Mines. ttiel.
Ba ia1; ii wa aiIia91S' 1S; Hiram. g..
Baker. 10; William Jewell. o.
Blrmlngham Southern, 80; Millsaps, g.
Bowdoin. -; Maine. Z
Bowling Green, So; Albion, 7.
Bucknel. 20: Villanova. II.
Buffalo. 80; Upsala. o.
Cincinnati. 90 Marietta. 7.
Catholic. 60; American. 0.
Coast Guard a SO; Lowell Textile. 8.
Coe. IL: Carleton. 0.
Colgate, So; Columbia. 0.
Teachers, 7.
Cornell college. 7: Knox. 6.
Cornell. 81: Hobart. 0.
Dakota WESLEYAN. 8: spearfish. 0.
BDs syidS ). e; WottioTd.o 0.
Dartmouth. 45: Allegheny. a..
Delaware. Is Mt. st. Mary's. s.
Denver. 50; Utah Aggies. 7.
Drake. So: Creighton. 6.
PIke; =; r Ke:ii5ucky; -. rv,rtx,,,,s
Findlav. I :Bucyrus. 7 ltiel.
Franklin and Marshall. ~: Swarthmore
Fordham. IS: Detrois. 7.
: Furnan. Il: soutI Carolina. 0.
callaudet. Is: She& exd. Q.