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Wisconsin moved into a tie for
third place with Minnesota by out
scoring Illinois, 20-12, in a wild bat
tie which saw the youthful Illinois
team unable to hold an initial 1910
lead.
The first Big Ten victory of the
season was registered by Ohio State
in defeating Northwestern, 20 to g.
1t was the Ohio schools first
triumph over Northwestern since
Coach Sam Willaman and Coach
Dick Hanley entered the Big Ten
field.
Pug Lund, brilliant sophomore
half back, and Jack ManderS, vet
eran full back, led Minnesota to an
easy 26-0 victory over Mississippi
in an intersectional game. Lund
carried the ball twenty-six times for
a total of 232 yards.
Iowa made courageous last Pc
Rod comeback to hold Nebraska to
a IA to Is score. A penalty prevent
ed Iowa from scoring the tying
conversion point.
Dir no,,
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Clinch
League Grown

A 6-to-O victory over Indianap-
oils Cubs virtually clinched the City
League football title for Spades
eleven Sunday. 1t was the sixth
straight victory for the unbeaten
Spades, who have but one more
league game to play, and the first
loss for Cubs.
In other City League tits, AIS
Service raped Bingo A. c., 10 to q;
Beech Grove H. N. S. tripped Vaga-
bonds, II to 6, and Midways nosed
out Oak Hill Flashes, 7 to 0. In the
Em-Roe Junior League, Boys Club
swamped Christamores, 46 to O.;
Holy Trinity Juniors, unbeaten
leaders, thumped Brightwood, % to
0, and Crimson Cubs beat Wizards,
Z to 0.
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pened. Libbey set its defense for the usual
punt. but the Steubenville Kicker threw a
long pass instead and a touchdown re-
suited and Libbey lost. The SteubenviIIe
captain is the teams punter. Now there
was surprise play!
Il q
THE Brooklyn Dodgers plan a
4 high hat spring training trip,
and they will do their lolling in the
fashionable Coral Gables, Fla. They
will live in a swanky hotel sur
rounded by tropical scenery and bird
life with two golf courses for lawns
Moreover, the night life of Miami
will be within easy distance Max
Carey, Dodger manager, evidently
thinks he has built up the will
power of his players to the point
where they can laugh at tempta-
ton. Well the Cincy Reds trained
in Miami one spring and were not
in shape until June.
Il
The old and happy days of the prosperous
era were recalled Saturday on the Illinois
Central football special to Bloomington
and return and there will be another big
train for grid fans sent out of indianapolis
this. week. The Big Four will conduct a
football special to the Northwestern at
Notre Dame game and already many
reservations have been received. There will
be day coaches, Pullmans and diner I.
b. Sampson, Big Four travelling passenger
agent, is organizing the grid train. He
conducted one to the Purdue at North
western feature.
WI. r. SUMMERS, international
w League umpire, will get a
chance to make good in the majors
after all. He was in charge of the
little world series game in Mime
apolis in which a big row developed
that resulted in a protest that
wasn't allowed, but that caused a
lot of bitter feeling. The disputed
play was in the outfield and Sum-
mers is said to have thought two
of the other three "guessers" were
trying to make him look bad be-
cause they knew he was slated for
trial in the American League.
Summers was worried over the mat
ter, but his appetite will be sharp
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down The Alleys .
WITH LEFTY LEE

sons complaint was the same as all mem-
bers OF both teams, the No. 10 pin.
Dan Hernbeck was best for the losers.
his 5s7 total coming despite five errors
ownie Bush was an interested spectator.
Bush is a real bowler but his baseball
activities have made it impossible for him
70 roll IN local leagues in recent yekrs
Old times will recall his sensational Shoot
ing with the old Central Alley Five and
Claman Lunch teams.
The final half of this match will be
rolled on the Pritchett Recreation alleys
ability galore to make this contest worth
watching. but they must roll in their
natural FORM or take another defeat.
- Il In l. addition to coping the special
TOP honors during the week, when they
rolled 1921 with the aid Of the high
single game Of l.165, during Friday nights
play OF the City League. Jess Pritchett
scored the high three-game total of the
season during this set, scoring 749 with
277 finish.
Mrs. McKinnon was best among the
women bowlers for the week when she
play. Mrs. Weisman copied runner9uD
honors, scoring 500 with the weeks hest
single game Of 243.
Mindach and Laughner tonned pritcho.t
by one pin to tie for high Single GAM
honors, each player rolling 27s.
Laura Alexander's Indianapolis Baseball
Club squad. displayed their class again
scoring 2620 to lead the team event. After
a SLOW start these girls came back with
t two games over the 300 mark to reach
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Three Tied In
Cue Tourney


Three prominent city cue stars
shared the lead in the Indiana
three-cushion billiard champion
ships as third round action opened
today. Harry Cooler, defending
champion, and Lou Spivey and Neal
Jones, former title holders, are tied
with two victories and no defeats.
Cook is fourth with victory in his
lone start.
Five matches are carded this
week, opening tonight with Mahady
facing Ruben Cohen Skirvin bat
ties Carr Wednesday afternoon and
Cook on Wednesday night. Spivey
faces Greenberger Thursday night,
and Carr plays Fox on Friday night.
Standings:
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Wolverines Continue
Big Ten Title Drive
Unbeaten MICHIGAN Machine SubdueS Indiana Battle
With Gophers May Decide Champion; Purdue, Still
in Race CruSheS Chicago; Ohio Beats Wildcats
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press STAFF Correspondent

CHICAGO Western Conference football
today with Michigan and Purdue still
former chance a championship
kept Saturday 7o
through
field generalship Harry Newman, quarter back
only unbeaten united
the midwest Michigan faces Chicago this week and Minnesota
following a the championship
victory
the Chicago
tied by Northwestern championship
Michigan o. of games -
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BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. Green Bays
unbeaten Packers continued their
unbroken march toward third success
sive National Professional League
football title with 1919 victory over
the Chicago Cardinals at Wrigley
field Sunday.
The Chicago Bears defeated the
New York Giants, % to 8, Ports
mouth beat Brooklyn, II TO 7, and
Boston won from Stapleton, II to
6, in other pro battles.
Johnny Blood, one of the veterans
of the professional game, led the
Packers to victory over the Cardinals
by sharing two sensational forward
passes. Though defeated, the Car
dinals continued their record as be-
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At the annual meeting Of the city Bowl
ing Association Sunday. Luther Hanna and
Norman Hamilton were reelected presi-
dent and secretary New officers elected
were: Frank Hueber, first vice-president:
L. Quill. second vice-president; F. Schlei-
mer. third vice-president and r. Nord-
hohlt. fourth yice-presidents~ The new
executive committee will be G.. Myers,
Koch, Koelling and Pierce.
Before a crowd that iammed every nook
Of the Uptown Recreation alleys. the Bar
basol team of the Indianapolis and City
the Uptown League in the first half of
their home and home match, by margin
Of 236 pins. the totals being Barbasol
1000. 1854 and 99l. for count of 3.045.
of 1900 Barbasol was master from the
start in all departments of play, having
fewer errors and splits than their oppo-
nents and punching their strikes to better
advantage.
Johnny Fehr's bowling was beautiful to
watch, every ball excepting his first shot
that scored a Brooklyn" strike being in
ne Is p 9Ss fFehTs GANGS we're 1873
ferent occasions.
Jess Pritchett's e21 total came despite
frames of the fnal game.
Jerry O'Grady struck out in the tenth
frame to make it an even 600 for his three
games, This boy had the pins mag
netized on several occasions. the two min
flying across to take out the 81 and No
10 for strikes.
Don Johnson showed the results of his
recent illness, failing to show any of the
form That always features his play. John
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Butler Cagers
Start Practice

With all but two of last years
varsity FASTENERS back for action,
Paul ,(Tony) Hnikle, Butler basket
ball mentor, today sent candidates
for the 1928 Bulldog quintet
through their first practice session
at the Fairview f1eldhouse.
Marshall Tackett and Howard
Chadd, guards, are the only missing
ceterans. Ray Miller, Bert Davis,
Searle Proffitt, Frank Baird, Pen
Parrish, Frank Reissne1. Gene Dem
aree, Lyle Withrow and Harry
Chickedantz are the returning vet
Grams. Several promising sopho-
mores are seeking berths. Butler
opens action Dec. 9 here with Indi-
ana state. Thirteen of the twenty
one games cheduled this season will
be played here.
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Four COntenders Are
Ousted by Setbacks
Pennsylvania Holy Cross Virginia Poly and St. Mary's
Receive First Defeats; Pitt Looms as EaStS Best;
Brown, Columbia Play Saturday.
BY JACK CUDDY
United Press stan Correspondent

NEW YORK Nov 7Amecas towering football teams
survivors in the national championship
week with two OF them facing almost
meeting formidable opponents.
struggle Tor national limited
saturday When four unbeaen contenders boed
ania apd Holy Cross in the east Virginia
A1arys
unbeaten field which will
Pittsburgh Colgate Columbia
and Vanderbilt the south; Michigan
Southern California and u c. L. coast
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the remainder of the winter, now
that he is sure of a tryout on
President Harridge's STAG. l.. c..
KollS of the International League
also will receive trial in the
American.
ITS the prevailing belief in Gin
4 cinnati and Indianapolis that
OWnie Bush will be announced as
manager of the Reds shortly after
the election is out of the way, when
there will be more space in the
newspapers for important sport
news. Sidney We'll, Cincy prexy,
knows the value of cashing in
heavily in the publicity league.
Johnny Moore, center fielder with
the Chicago Cubs this year, will do
his 1888 pastiming with Los Angeles.
according to gossip picked up in the
Windy City. That's quite a fall
from world series play to the minor
leagues. Moore failed to hit hard
enough to satisfy the Bruin direc-
tors.
TWELVE years ago, in 1920,
l. Southern California ran up
and down the field in a football
track meet and thumped st. Marys
OF Oakland, 127 to 0 Zone hundred
tWenty-seven to nothing). The los
ing team abandoned it's schedule
after that trouncing Ind the next
year one Slip Madigan of Notre
Dame appeared on the scene, and
reorganized the st. Mary'S athletic
program. Came 1924 and st. Mary's
punched out a 14-to-10 victory over
the Trojans, the school that had
wrecked the GaelS four years pre-
vlouS. The GaelS repeated over the
TrojanS last fall and lost only one
collegiate tilt in 1881, and that to
another surprise team of the coast.
the school of the four initials. U. C.
L. A. university of California at
Los Angeles.
The Chicago Cubs are reported ready to
unload Gabby Hartnett, their first string
backstop. The Bruin bosses vera irked
by the way he handled some of the pitch
ers in the world series. He's been a
favOrite at Wrigley field for years, but ap-
Darently has hit the tobOggan.
IT happened Sunday in Indiana. A
Il political discussion was under
way. Said one old timer: We'll, I
got so and so cents a busheI for my
corn under Teddy Roosevelt and
now am getting only cents for it.
I intend to vote this time for
Teddy's boy Frank"
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Unbeaten Packers Rap Cards,
Retain Pro Grid League Lead

ing the only team to score upon the
Packers this year.
Harold Red Grange, the "Gallop-
ing Ghost Of intercollegiate days,
scored three times in the Chicago
Bears defeat Of the Giants.
Oren Pape, one-time Iowa star
led the Boston team to victory
Campiglio scored the Stapleton
touchdown.
Ten points scored in the final
quarter by Dutch Clark, gave the
Portsmouth Spartans a victory over
Brooklyn.
The standings:
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WEAVER. WALKER TANGLE

Buck Weaver, Terre Haute mid
dleweight. and former Indiana o.
athlete, will meet Sparky Walker
of Eugene, Ore, in the two falls out
of three main event of Friday
nights graphing program at the
Armory, Matchmaker Jay Gardner
announced today.
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Saturday H. S. Scores
FOOTBALL

FOOTBALL
Crispus Attacks indianapolis, 49, Ell
wood Independents, 0.
Kentland, 10, Morocco, 7.
La Porte, III Hobart, 6.
Bosse (Evansvillel. IS; Gerstmeyer
CTerre Haute) IA.
Reitz (Eyansville). O. Henderson. KY, 0.
Westheld. 81 Park School (Indianapo-
1isl. o.
Elkhart, u.s. Plymouth. o.
Memorial (Evansvillel, AZ; New Al
bany, g.
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8 TILTS ON TECH BILL

Eight games, all on local gridirons,
are on the 1888 football schedule for
Technical high school, announced
Saturday by Fred Gorma, athletic
director The schedule follows:
Sept 29 Newcastle: Oct. 6. Richmond:
Oct. 10, Muncie; Oct 81, at Cathedral;
Nov. 8 Anderson; Nov. 10; Washington;
Nov. IT. at Shortridge.
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Purdue Runs Wild Over Maroons
as /. Z. Bows; Irish Thump Kansas

early when the Maroons marched
down the field in the first quarter
to the vineyard line. With this
warning the Kizermen got busy and
before the half ended Purvis had
scored twice and Horstmann once.
In the second half Hecker scored
twice and on a beautifully execu-
ted double pass Moss trotted over
as the game closed.
After Kansas opened up with
passes and scurried over the Irish
goal line the boys of Hunk Ander-
son fought back savagely until they
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35,OOO TICKETS SOLn

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. T.
More than $4,000 tickets for the
classic Northwestern Notre Dame
football rivalry tussle here next
Saturday already have been sold,
it was announced today. Twenty
thousand seats remain.
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How They Stand in
State College Circles
GONZAGA GRID VICTOR

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IA
wenty-seven-yard gallop in the
third quarter by Krause, husky full
back, gave Gonzaga's Bulldogs a
6 to 0 victory over San Francisco
university here Sunday.
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BIZ Times Special

bU IWt5 DpttIUE
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Turfdom's
two richest championships still were
wide open today, despite two i'm
portant races Saturday which fig
ured partially to settle title win
ners.
The Inflated 3-year-old division,
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College Football Results of Saturday

Eau Claire. 6; Northland. o.
Fresno. o; Northern Arizona. o (tie).
FRIENDS, 10: Bethany. 0.
Fordham. IA; st. Mary's. 0.
Franklin Marshall. 81; Muhlenberg, 7.
Geneva. 20: Grove City. 0.
Gettysburg. 25; Dickinson, Z.
Hamilton. 10: Haverford. o.
Hampton, 9; St. Pau. u .u.o
Heidelberg. 7; Ashland. 0.
High Point. 6: Zion, O.,
Illinois Normal. IS; Macomb Teach
" Illinois Il moi Wesleyan. 6; Bradley, 0.
jacksonville Teachers, Z; Piedmont, 6.
James Milllkin, 10; Illinois coAege, 9.
Kalamazoo Teachers. q; Pleasant, o..
Kalamazoo. 5; Detroit City. college, 0.
Kansas, state. 81; Iowa State, 0. -.
pal, 0.
Kutztown. 7; Millersville. 8;
LacTos ae.e IS: Stout St. T. G'' .
Lawrence, 20; Beloit, O.
Louisiana Tech. 10; Milsaps, 0.
Louisiana State. 6; South Carolina, 0.
Loyola New orleansl, IA; Chatta-
IatheT. 7; st. Olaf. o.
Maine. z; Bowdoin, 6.
Marshall, "a; Emory-Henry, 6.
Mansfield, 6; East stroudsburg. 0.
Marietta. 6; Ohio Northern, 0.
Mercer. 8; Centre. 0.
Massachusetts. 10; Rensselaer,. 10.
McKendree, q; Elmhurst. 7.
Miami (O.j, 26; Ohio Wesleyan, 3.
Michigan Normal. II; South Dakota
State. o.
Adiddlebury. "a; Norwich, 0.
Michigan State. 20; South Dakota, 6.
Missouri IA; Oklahoma 6.
Missouri Mines, Il. Maryville 0.
Mississippi Teachers. IL; Louisiana coll
lege, 0.
Morehead. O; Union, (tiel
Morristown. 10; Livingston, 0.
Morgan. -; Howard, G.
Monmouth. 80 Carthage. 13.
Mt. St. Marys, 10; Washington col
lege, 6.
Mt. Union. is: Hiram. O.
Muskingum. 0. Wooster. ftiel.
Nevada. o: san Jose. 0 (tiel.
New York Teachers Ia: Arnold. 7.
New York. -: Georgia. 7.
New York AgRies. Is: Cobleskill o.
North Carolina state. 7; Davidson, ..
North Carolina college. -: Shaw, o.
North Dakota. IL Morningside 0.
Oberiin. 7: Allegheny. 6.
Ohio university. 19s Wittenberg. 8.
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NIAGARA ELEVEN WINS

NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y, Nov. 7.
"A powerful plunging attack. led
by McNally, gave Niagara university
a ID to 6 triumph over Loyola of
Baltimore Here Sunday.
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FRANKLIN ENDS SEASON

FRANKLIN, Ind, Nov. Frank
lin college grid FASTENERS wind up
their 1882 season next Saturday
battling De Paw in the annual
rivalry tussle at Greencastle. The
Grizzlies have won four games, lost
two and played one tie this season.
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SING SING ELEVEN WINS
Alabama Pitts Stars in Prisons
Is to 0 Triumph Sunday.

By Times Special
OSsINING, N. Y, Nov. Ala
bama Pitts again is the toast of
Sing Sing.
Pitts paved the way for two
touchdowns and drop-kicked field
goal from his own 32-yard line to
lead the prison eleven to is to 0
triumph over the Peekskill Inter
Nos eleven here Sunday. Pitts
plunged his way to the 1-yard line
in the first quarter, Hayes scoring.
He passed twenty-five yards to
Reilly for the second marker.
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Big Ten standings

THIS WEEKS GAMES
Chicago at Michigan.
Indiana at Illinois.
Purdue at Iowa.
Minnesota at Wisconsin.
Northwestern at Notre Dame.
Pennsylvania at Ohio State.
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Sunday Grid Scores

COLLEGE
Niagara 10; Loyola (Baltimore), 6.
Gonzaga. 6: San Francisco. 0.
st. Thomas. "a; Notre Dame B" 8.
PROFESSIONAL
Green Bay. 10; Chicago Cardinals. 9.
Boston Braves, 19: Stapleton, g.
portsmouth. IT; Brooklyn Dodgers. T.
chicago Bears. %; New York Giants. 8.
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OTHER COLLEGES


Aberdeen, 7: Moorhead. 0.
AQrlen -: Assumption. D.
AIlred. Z; HOBART, 0.
AIaoama. 8: Virginia Poly. 6.
American. 20; Gallauoet. 0.
army. 40: Harvard. o.
Amherst, 81; Trinity. 0.
Albion. l9: Alma. D.
Auburn. 70; Howard. Q.
Baltimore. 20: Shepherd. 8.
tn-WaQace. 40. Akron. s.
Birmingham Southern. 20: Southwest
= BlOomsburg. 6: shippensburg. 0.
Button. ~; Defiance. 8.
Bowling Green. II: Toledo. 6.
Boston university. o: Vermont. (tie).
Brown, 10: Holy Cross. Z.
BROOKLYN. -: Dpsala. u. =.
California Pa. s; Clarion, 0.
Capital. O: Kent state. 0 ttie).
Catholic. IA; Wake Forest. 8.
Carleton 20; Coe. c.
Centenary. A: Durant (Okla.). 0.
Cornell college Is; Knox. Z.
Clarkson. q: St. Lawrence. 0.
clemson. IS; citadel. 6.
Cornell. 10: Albright. Il.
Concordia Mimi. o; Gussayus Adolf
2 Colby. Is: st. Michael. 0.
Columbia. Z Navy. 6.
Concord, 10: Armstrong, o.
Colgate. 50: Mississippi college 0.
Colorado college. 81: Western State. 0.
Colorado Teachers. Il; Colorado Mines. 6.
Creighton. 40; Washington lSt. Louis. o.
Cumberland. "a; Tennessee Wesleyan. O..
Dartmouth. rs: New HAMPSHIRE. o.
Delaware. Z: st. Joseph. 0.
Be sbITSosiTt. = I; l MaTGqestei 0.
Duauesne. ls: Washington and Jefier-
Duke. Is: kentucky. o.
Dozne. 0; York. ltiels
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Holy Trinity
Defeats Pats

A thirty-yard forward pass paved
the way for touchdown and 7 to 0
victory for Holy Trinity eleven over
an old rival, st. Patrick's, at Pennsy
park Sunday.
Holy Trinity is unbeaten and will
play Lee and Jays for the Em-Roe
Senior League championship next
Sunday.
It was the first setback for st.
Pats, who previously played a scoYe-
less tie game with Holy Trinity, but
lost out in the championship race
with forfeit to Lee and Jays.
Brilliant running and passing by
both teams featured Sundays tussle
before the largest crowd of the sea-
son. Lewis smashed over for the
only touchdown of the game in the
third period, after previous drive
was halted on the 15-yard line.
st. Pats threatened three times in
the final quarter, losing the ball on
the 8-yard stripe late in the play.
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Oklahoma Aggies. 0; Tulsa. o Ctie).
oregon. II: oregon State. 6.
Otteroein. IL; Kenyon. 0.
Paris Marines, o; Appalachian. 8 (tie).
Parsons. 8; Columbia college, (tie).
PENNSYLVANIA Military. 0; Susquehanna,
D ltieJ.
Penn State. 10: Sewanee. 6.
pittsburgh. 10: Pennsylvania. ~.
Princeton. So; Lehigh. 0.
Providence. 46; City College New York. 0.
Randolph-iacon. s: Richmond. (tie).
Rice. II. Arkansas, Z.
Roanoke. IA; Hampden- Sydney, o.
Rutgers. Z; Lafayette, 6.
Santa Clara. 81; Pacific. 0.
Schreiner. T. John Tarleton. 2.
Shurtlef. 6: Carbondale Teachers. 0.
simpson. z; Cedar Fails, ltie),o
Southern California. 81: California. Z.
Springfield, 81: Lebanon Valley. 0.
st. Augustine. Z: Bricks; 0.
St. Mary's, 49,. Detroit Tech. 8.
St, Norbert. 10: stevens Point, IL.
Swarthmore. 6: Johns Hopkins, O..
Tennessee. 81; Mississippi State. 0.
Texas A: and L; 10: Daniel Baker. IL.
Texas. 10: Baylor o.
Texas A. and NJ. o; Southern Methodist.
Trenton. rs: Montclair. 0.
Tufts, 10; Lowell, Z.
Tulsa, o; Oklahoma A. and NJ, (tie).
Tuskegee, 13: Morehouse, s.
Union, %; Rochester. 0.
Ursinus %; Drexei, 6.
Utah. IA; Colorado. o.
V.ilanova 20: Boston college, 9.
Vanderbilt 10; Maryland, 0.
Virginia State, 6; Virginia Union, 8
(tiel.
westminster. Is; Lockhaven. 0.
Western Kentucky Teachers, "a; George
town college, 0.
Westminster. 10: ThieI o.
West Virginia. 10: Georgetown, o.
Washington and Lee. z; Virginia, 0.
washington. 18: Stanford, 10.
Wesleyan 10: Williams. s.
West Liberty, -; Morris Harvey. 0.
Wilmington I; Findlay 2.
william and Mary, 20; Virginia Mill
tary. Z. -
Waynesburg 10: Juniata, u.
Western Reserve, 10; Case, 7.
West Virginia Wesleyan, 81; Chenille, II
(tiel.
west Virginia State, o; Blueheld. (tiel
Worcester. II: Rhode Island State. 0.
Ypsilanti, IL: South Dakota, 0.
Washington State. IL; Idaho. 0.
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IRISH RESERVES TUMBLE
st. Thomas Eleven Turns in Fifth
Triumph of Season.

Triumph of Season.
By Times Special
SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. 7-St.
Thomas college grid warriors cele-
brated their fifth straight triumph
of the season today. Coach Jack
Harding's eleven thumped a Notre
Dame "B" team here Sunday, "a
to s.
Two long passes, received by StuI-
gaitiS and Kelly, and powerful line
smashes by Cato and Waleski &C
counted for the touchdowns.
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TIMING WEBS HOOSIER
CHICAGO, Nov. Lyle (BudJ
Timing, Chicago Cubs rookie
pitcher, was married Sunday to
Miss Inez Lorraine Barnett of Terre
Haute, Ind.
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BIG TEN
Michigan. Z: Indiana. 0.
Purdue 81: Chicago. 0.
Wisconsin. 20; AllnoiS. IL.
OHIO state 20; Northwestern. 6.
Nebraska, IA; Iowa. Is.
Minnesota. 70: Mississippi. 0.
STATE COLLEGES
Notre Dame. "a; kansas. b.
1ouLler. v: DraKe. y ttlel.
Dsnlson. Is; lie PAW, 4.
cincinnati. Ia; WABASH, 0.
rose roIy. II: Earnam, 6.
NaIparalsO, ~: I5aI state. 0.
hanover. q: CeAt4 al normal. %.
manchester. IA. 1nQiana state, 0.
FRANKLIN. 20; nvanSylIle. IL.
waoasn freshmen. ~: butler fresh
men D.