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Dinner Parties
Precede Fantasia
Showing Tomorrow

Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt will enter
tain number of guests at dinner
tomorrow evening at the Willard
Hotel before attending the Wash
ington premiere of Fantasia. 4"
which is being sponsored by the
local branch of the youth division
of the British War Relief Society.
Mrs. Roosevelt is national chairman
OF Young America Wants to Help
and has come down from New York
for the premiere.
Mrs. Lucius Wilmerding, jr., chair
man of the Washington youth Or
ganization, also will entertain at
dinner for group of IA guests with
whom she will later attend the
premiere.
A small dinner party will be given
by Mrs. Robert Low Bacon, and other
hostesses entertaining before attend
ing the performance of Fantasia"
will be Countess De Ballet Latour.
Mrs. Theodore Achilles, Mrs. Trux-
tun Beale, Mrs. Hugh D. Auchin-
Gloss, Mrs. James Clement Dunn,
Mrs. Clifford Pinchot, Mrs. Arthur
A. Fowler, Mrs. Montgomery Blair,
Mrs. Meade Fletcher and Mrs. Rob-
ert Coe.
Programs for Fantasia" the
latest of Walt Disney's artistic mo-
tion pictures, will be sold by Miss
Nancy Glover, Miss Pat Baker. Miss
Jackie Meredith, Miss Peggy Lans-
downe, Miss Marion Norris, Miss
Edith Wright, Miss Gene Merrill.
Miss Sita Finkenstaedt, Miss Kitty
Hill and Miss Betty Stewart Rich
ardson, with Miss Laura Blair in
charge.
The benefit opening of Fantasia"
takes place tomorrow evening at the
National TIheater.
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SandySpring
Social Items
OF Interest
Mrs. Boyd Gives
Tea in Honor
Of Mother :.

Mrs. Andrew Jackson Boyd enter
tanned at tea yesterday in honor of
her mother, Mrs. Clarence L. Gilpin.
Assisting were Mrs. Claggett Dorsey,
Mrs. Frederick Gilpin, Mrs. William
Gilpin, Mrs. Edward Snowdon, Mrs.
Maurice Cissel, Mrs. Charles Conner
and Mrs. J. Justus Meyer, jr, while
Mrs. John Janney, Mrs. William
Dinwiddie and Mrs. Dorsey Downey
poured.
Mrs. Douglas Farquhar has left
for a weeks stay in Xenia, Ohio,
where she will be the guest of Mrs.
Frederick Anderson.
DR.. and Mrs. Jack Ladson will
entertain at cocktails this afternoon.
DR.. Arthur c. Cristie is spending
this month in Maine fishing at
Moosehead Lake and at his camp
In Portage.
Mr.. Albert Stabler was host to the
Enterprise Club at Edgewood last
evening.
Friday afternoon an invitation
bridge party of u tables was held
at Tanglewood for the benefit of
Bundles for Britain. Mrs Frederick
L. Thomas, chairman, was assisted
in arrangements by the other men,
bers of the committee, including
Mrs. Milton Bancroft, Mrs. Douglas
Riggs, Mrs. William John Thomas,
Mrs. Brockett Muir, Mrs. Everett B.
Wilson, jr. and Mrs. Richard C. Pue.
Mr.. and Mrs William John Thomas
were hosts at dinner and bridge
party Wednesday night. Guests in
cluded Mr. and Mrs Frederick L.
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Tarlton
Brooke and Mr. and Mrs. P. Garland
Ligon.
Mrs. Frederick w. McReynolds
and her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Barnes, have left for New York to
be present at the departure of Miss
Alice McReynolds on a cruise to
South America. Mrs. McReynolds
later will spend some time in Wayne,
Pa, as the guest of Mrs. George
Worth.
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small daughter Catherine of Welles.
ley, Mass, arrived the middle OF
the week for a visit with Mrs NAL
loy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Micheal
Kivlighan.
Mrs. Natalie l.. Zirkle and Mrs.
Clyde Simmons are guests Of Mrs.
Natalie C. Calhoun at her home here
and will also visit Mrs. Simmons
brother, Mr.. Grayson K. Blackburn,
before returning to their Washing
ton homes next week.
Mrs. William r. Chenoweth OF
Sacramento, Calf, arrived here this
week to visit her brother and sister,
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Abbott,
and will also visit in Richmond and
Washington before returning to the
West Coast.
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Bethesda Sailing Fans
On Early Trips Down Bay
J.Henry Browns, DR.. Gilbert Grosvenor
Lured to Water by Warm Spring

early beauty countryside
within Washington coxng number Bethesda
residents of the city for the week
Friday
while Florida
spend getting and will
go bay returning their
Alta Vista
their children, who
Miss enthusiastic
vacation plans always include several trips
plans take her painting in which she
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summer 10 get some SOOO plCtuIeS
during their water trips and on mo-
tor trips into the hilly country in
proximity to Washington.
DR.. Gilbert H. Grosvenor and his
son. Mr.. Melville Grosvenor, left
yesterday for a weekend trip down
Chesapeake Bay in company with
DR.. Grosvenors friend, Mr.. Henry
Howard. They are making the trip
on Mr.. Howard's yacht, Alice.
MIR. and Mrs. Dulin on Way
To See Daughter at Hawaii.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Dulin, jr.,
of Friendship Heights will sail May
16 on the Lurine from Los Angeles
for Honolulu, Hawaii, to spend a
month with their son-in-law and
daughter, 1t. Grant Heston and Mrs.
Heston. Mr.. and Mrs. Dulin are
making the trip to the West Coast
by motor. They left Friendship
Heights Wednesday and stopped
overnight in Cumberland, Md, with
1t. Heston's father and mother.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Dulin are in
Hawaii their home on High street
will be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Macdonald of Washington.
Mrs. James P. Ault of Bethesda
has gone to Vinalhaven, Me, to
spend the summer. Her daughter,
Miss Marjorie Ault, who is a student
at Miss Marjorie Webster School,
will remain in Washington until the
end of the school year, when she
will join her mother in Maine.
Miss Carol Follingsworth of
Greenwich Forest has joined a
group of her school friends over
the week end at house party at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Kaeslin in Media, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Madison H. Warm
of Greenwich Forest and their
daughter, Miss Jean Warm, were in
Reistertown, Md, yesterday to at
tend the May Day fete at Hannah
Moore Academy. Miss Betty Warm,
another daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Warn, a student at the academy,
was a member of the cast which
presented a part of the peer Gynt"
opera in connection with the pro-
gram of the day Miss Marble
Crandall of New London, Conn, a
classmate of Miss Jean Warm at Ma
tiona! Park Seminary. accompanied
the Warns to Reistertown.
Guests of ROSSers
Attend Preakness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Robinson
and Mr.. Perry j. Hershey came from
New York Friday to be week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. p Rosser
in Chevy Chase Gardens. Yester-
day Mr.. and Mrs Rosser and their
guests attended the Preakness at.
PimlicC.
Mrs Bernard L. Eberts of Chevy
Chase Gardens will entertain
few friends at bridge tomorrow
evening in honor of Mrs. Harry G.
Duff, who is to leave soon for her
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summer-long outfits for younger
girls. Make the play suit of a
checked gingham or figured cotton,
and the jumper may be of denim,
pique, sharkskin or novelty rayon
crepe. You will probably want to
make this button-front, pocketed
jumper again for a school wardrobe
in woolen or corduroy.
Design No. 1888 is designed for
sizes 8, 10, II, IA and 16 years. Size
10 requires, for the play suit with
short sleeves, 2h yards of 36-inch
fabric without nap-long sleeves
2l2 yards. The jumper dress re-
quires 2as yards.
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RUN FEATURES

After Bob Keene took the open
ing kickoff and returned 10 the
Detroit 33. the Titans opened a
drive which brought the ball 10
the Creighton 2, from where
Madarik bumped over. A 30-yard
run by Madarik featured the drive.
Shortly after the TitanS were
stopped on Creighton's 20 but late
in the opening quarter the visitors
started again at midfield. A IT.
yard gain by Al Goodrich. a pass,
Madarik 10 Howard Heating for
% yards, and short one to Link
brought the ball to the 4. On the
third line buck, the first play of
the second quarter, Madarik went
over
In the third quarter Tippy broke
away for 81 yards 10 the Creigh-
ton 2, and keene bounced over for
the third touchdown.
For the day, Madarik accounted
for 100 yards in % tries.
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Irish 1912 Schedule One Of TOUGHEST

For the juniors and sophomors who will be hand next
Fall Nore Dame will feature of the formidable
the toughest schedule in the schools football history With
George Tech Stanford Navy Michigan and Northwestern listed
the South Bendes will enjoy the most attractive home
listed for the Irish Away from South Bend they will meet
Army Illinois, Wisconsin and Southern California which gives
Notre Dame Furnishing schedule of nine games in ALL
Bere not the only sophomore who starred at South
Bend Saturday Ralph Haywood boy who reported to have
done little earlier through in magnificent fashion
for the Tojans His fine performance almost carried his team
victory the favored Irish His punng duel with Evans
Of the treats of the afternoon.
Haywood, who plays end position scored Southern Cali
fornas first touchdown from Robert Robertson
Whereas Notre Dame completed passes the Tojans
tuay gained ground163 yards to 156han the Irish
each attempted passes 13 of which
peed by Bullet Arm Berte and 10 by the visitors from the
The yards rushing 65 for Nore and
and the Trojans six
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IOl.Yar( Thrill
Jeffersons Near-Record GalIop Gets Cheers as
Chicago Bears Beat Lions. 24-7
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Thanksgiving Day came just
few days early for the Detroit
Lions this year. Had it been today,
the football club would really have
something for which to be thank
full. They don't have TO play the
great Chicago Bears again until
November, 1912.
The patched-up Lions who fin
ished the game with halfback Paul
Moore playing center, are almost
elated today because they had
held the "mightiest team in the
history Of football" 10 a al score
at Briggs Stadium yesterday be-
fore a crowd of 2S.657.
Most of the Shivering spectators
came out chiefly to see the Chi
cago wonder team and expected
to see the Lions kicked around
until they were "cleat happy"
But halfback Billy Jefferson gave
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BIdCkhdWks Win
Riotous Game
International News Service Wire

CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-Chicago
Black Hawks defeated Toronto,
3 to 2, last night in game eli
NAKED by one of the widest fights
ever seen on Chicago ice.
The Hawks were leading, 3 to l,
with a minute to go when the
fists started to fly. Hockey sticks
and parts Of uniforms were strewn
all over the ice when the fracas
ended.
When Referee Edward Burke
restored order, Pete Langelle and
Rudolph kompman of the Leafs
and Joe Cooper and George Allen
of the Hawks were banished.
The organist tried to Soothc the
belligerents and the crowd of 49,
491 with strains Of kiss Me
Again" but the swinging of fists
continued until the four combat
ants were locked in the penalty
box.
The Black Hawks scored all
their goals in the second period
Doug Bentley, Phil Hergesheimer
and George Allen sending the puck
past the Leaf goalie, Wolter Broda
in rapid succession.
Hank Goldup also scored for
the Leafs in the second period
The final Toronto goal was
authored by Bob Davidson one
second before the game ended.
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Madarik
Titan Sophomore Sparks U. Of D. Offensive 70 Beat
Creighton Eleven, $50

utes, and his work was easily the
best Job at pivot seen on this field
this season.
The Detroit captain ended his
career in an extra blaze Of glory
He scored the final Detroit touch
down and. while it is not unusual
for a ccnter-to score on an inter
'cepted pass or blocked punt, the
Titan leader made his the harC
way. he took lateral from Char.
ley Ruth after Ruth had fieldeC
Paul McLaughlin's pass, anc
ambled 20 yards TO payoff land.
The Titans lost no time proving
their superiority, charging 10 {
touchdown after the opening kick
off and making their first tally
before most Of the spectators hac
Struggled deeply into then
blankets
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Red Wings
Row to
Bruins, ~

When the opposition start S
bouncing the puck into the net off
the seat of your pants it's time to
wake up!
DetroitS Red Wings don't need
to be told much about that today
They finally did snap out of it but
it was a little too late to overtake
the world champion Boston Bruins
last night at Olympia. Boston
won. 4-2.
Even with Goalie John n y
Mowers stepping into the scoring
picture with the first assist ever
credited 10 a Detroit netminder
the Red Wings couldn't catch the
club which they tied five times
but couldn't beat last season. The
Wings leave by plane today to sec
if they can square the count in
Boston with the Stanley Cup win
nerS tomorrow night.
The 9.739 persons who laid their
cash on the line have some unusual
plays 10 review today even if the
Bruins did take much Of the edge
off the contest by scoring two
goals in the first period while
.DefenScman Jack Stewart of De-
troit was in the penalty box.
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of the late Knute Roekne.@ Moreover, it
marked three seasons in row in which
Leahy teams have not been beaten in n
regularly scheduled contest. He won 20
in row in two seasons at Boston Col
lege before taking over at Notre Dame
After Leahy had sized up tie ma
teriai at South Bend last Spring he de-
cided there was hole here and a-hoie
there. Altogether, he was none too
happy. But there was nothing he could
do but get along the best he could with
what he had.
So Leahy experimental. He switched
Dippy Evans from half to fullback.
That meant experimenting with an UNI
tried sophomore in Evans old place.
But Leahy decided there was no alter.
native The left half is Angelo Berteiti
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BerteIIi's Passes Melted ,o27 Yards

With Is completed passes in p attempts for total OF 100
yards Saturday added his amazing record in the air
labors brought his total for the nine games to 10
ompeons for 1927 yards And the blond Italian
Massachusetts only sophomore What will he do when
he grows up?
Juzwiks played important in Notre Dame
smashing victory Southern California and that in itself is
proof Leahs thorough coaching Steve missed four kicks
attempts his first of the Thereupon
Lesy put through daily drill at goal kicking until he
after which the player kicked 16 out of 49,
including Saturdays conversions.
Incdeny Juzwk of FIVE members of Notre Danes
whose college football closed Saturday
Altogether 10 lads who Netre Dame livery ended their
grdron in the Southern California The other IL
players all Notre Dame does not play bowl
games
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END LOSING STREAK

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-dNS)-
Montreal Canadiens, loser of six
straight contests. came - life last
night and drubbed New York, 6 to
4, before 12,084 paying customers
for their first triumph of the
season.
Scores came rapidly as the
Rangers and CanadienS found the
net twice each in the opening
period. In the second stanza, when
two sizzling brawls developed, the
Rangers got two more TALES but
the Canadiens outdistanced them
by one and thus clinched the con-
test.
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schools, but they were stepping
into the hottest coaching spots
in America. You've just got to
be good at. those football-minded
institutions.
At Notre Dame, Leahy,
through a gruelling nine-game
schedule. piloted the Irish to an
undefeated season, whereas,
Brown, making the leap from
high school circles TO the Big
Ten. toughest gridiron loop in
the country, at Columbus fash
toned an eleven that licked Mis-
souri,. swamped University of
Southern California and thea
topped it off with tying Fritz
Crisler's powerful Mic Jig n
aggregation.
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10 Teams
With Clean
States

Western Michigan College of
Kalamazoo was among only 10 I'M
beaten and united college football
teams after last weeks games. the
final for the majority Of elevens.
Major unbeaten and united
teams are Minnesota, Duke, Du-
'quesne and Texas Aggies. The
Texas eleven, however. still has
games with Texas and Washington
State remaining on its 1871 calen-
Idar. while the others are finished.
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In. S. BIC 10 TEAM
FIRST TEAM
SECOND TEAM

POS
Dave Schrener (Wis.) End Bob Fitch Minnesota
ALI Bauman (Nwestern) Tackle Jim Daniel Ohio State)
AL Wistert (Michgan) Guard Hedge Pukema (innesota)
Bob johnson (Purdue) Center Bob Ingalls, Michigan
Fritz Howard (Oho ST. Guard Nick Northwestern
Dick Wildung Mimi Tackle Jim Walker Iowa
Bob Motl NWestern) End Leon Schoenbaum Ohio ST.
Harder wisconsin, Back Dick Fisher (Ohio State)
Bill Hlenbrand ndana) Back Bill Decorrevont (NWestn)
Bruce Smith Mimi Back Tom Kuzma (Michigan)
Bob Westfall (Michigan) Back Bill Daley (Mnnesota1
Honorable Mention Ends-Mosevch (nlnois) Shaw
(Ohio State) Ringer (Mnnesoa). TackesOdson Mime
sota), Kelto (Michigan). Guards-Levy (Minnesota),
Zorich northwestern, Melton (Purdue). Ceners-Flck
(Minnesota), Diehl (Iowa Backs-Graf (Ohio State),
Green Iowa) Griffin and Good inois), Graham North
WESTERN Garnaas and Sweger innesotal. Petty lPur-
duel, Seelinger (Wsconsin).
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Army Teams Battle TO Tie in South

While Michigan and Ohio State
were battling to a 1920 tie two
army squads from the two states
not to be outdone battlcd 10 a
scoreless tie in a game at Alexan-
dria, La. The 32nd michigan.
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Wisconsin, Division football team
met the 37th tBuckeye-Ohio) Di-
vision of Camp Shelby on rain
soaked field. Star of the game
was Rex John, former u. of NJ
star, who averaged 45 yards on his
kicks.
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Pro Football
Standings

Yesterdays RESULTS
Bears "a. DETROIT Z.
Cardinals Z, Cleveland o.
New York 20. Washington 13.
Green Bay 81, Pittsburgh Z.
NEXT SUNDAYS GAMES
Cardinals az DETROIT.
Pittsburgh al Brooklyn.
Green Bay Al Washington.
Bears az Philadelphia
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At Notre Dame-where sucker diets unknown-Leahy
fashioned that bowled eight and held
to by the Army On field the Irish would probably
the Cadets too Among the South Bend victims
were Arizona Indiana Georgia Tech Carnegie Tech Illinois,
Navy Northwestern and Southern California Victory the
his boys.
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T0uchdowns Madarik ~, keene1 Bano-
mis- Try for points Link Cpiace kicks
BirinEer tplace kicki Subsututons
Gre ghton Rurdlck. " Fitzgerald, Cyhel.
Gnlottl Miller DondelnEer Betterman.
Robinson. Brock. Dincen simon. Furst,
Hroouk Detroit Ruth Reno KukoroW-
ski. Burke Link Hughes, = McLauChln,
Ghesguiere Pearl
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outstanding passer of the With Evans at full Bernie
Crimmons released fill bad hole at guard. Center
looked weak Way Ziemba moved from tackle Thus
eahy playing positions and sophomore
the important left halfback spot.
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STAY IN FRONT

Those first period goals by Flash
-Hollett and Bobby Bauer gave Art
Ross team its winning margin and
enabled them TO stay in front all
the way. Bauer. the stocky little
right wing of the famed kraut
Line, put them three up early in
the fourth period and Detroit goals
by Carl LiScombe and sgd Howe
were just teasers. For Eddie Wise
man, the former Red Wing, sewed
the game up with the final goal
in the last minute of the second
period.
The Red Wings faces are a
little red today as they replay the
game. In the first place they CAM
Continued on Page III
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- H leo maodontu.
SPORTS EDITOR
First Year Records Make Frank Leahy and Paul
Brown Coaches of the Year

Instead of one this column this year offers he two
coaches Of the yearFrank Leahy and Paul Brownwho
nrsyear Notre and Ohio State respectively
turned magnificent football Not only Leahy
and making appearances with their respective
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24

Bobby Teller pitched 343 in
nings the past season but Ed
Walsh. with the White Sox in 1908,
pitched 464.
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Still Officiating

Ernie Quigley. retired as an &C
tive umpire in the National
League, is still officiatin~ foot.
ball.
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Lengthy Interval

Arthur Susskind, who fought as
Young Otto. refereed his first main
event recently in Madison Square
Garden after q lapse of Is years.
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COMMUTE Center

Purdue is short on centers and
Bob johnson. a sophomore plays
go minutes per game.
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START EARLY

The most powerful band of
backs Detroit has even seen Co
operated behind the huge Chicago
line TO mark UP those three touch
downs and the field goal. They had
the first score within five minutes
after the opening kickoff. And it
took them only four plays to
sweep from the 50-yard line over
the Detroit goal after Sid Luck
man had intercepted one of Billy
JefferSon'S passes.
Standlee went 6 yards through
a big hole in the middle of the
line 10 score the Bears second
period touchdown, which climaxed
a 5S-yard drive in which Luckman
fired 23-yard pass 10 Noting and
McAfee contributed gains of II
and II yards.
Probably the best running back
in football today, McAfee also led
the drive in which the Bears
punched their way rs yards in
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First Unbea+en Season in II Years

When Notre Dame squeezed victory band
Trojan Saturdays thrllsoaked at South Bend
marked in IL for the Irish
something for the 49, year-od Leahy brilliant pupil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24

them one big chance to cheer De-
troit when he grabbed Lee Artoe's
kickoff and ran 101 yards up the
sidelines for touchdown in the
last minutes of the third quarter
NEAR ALL-TIME MARK
Jeffersonis jaunt was the long.
est in the National Football
League this season, eclipsing the
97-yard run made by George
McAfee of the Bears agains
Cleveland. Just one more yarC
and the Lion rookie from Missis
sippi State College would have
tied the all-time league record SET
when Doug Russell of the Chicago
Cardinals raced 102 yards through
the Cincinnati club for a touch
down, Sept. "a, 1884.
Excepting for Jefferson's rur
the Lions showed little in the way
of an offense, and never pene-
trated beyond the Bears 40-yaro
line. But they looked much better
than in their 49-0 defeat by the
Bears earlier in the season, ever
while permitting the world pro.
fessional champions to grind out
a score in every period.
The Bears went home with g
record themselves after hammer.
ing out their eighth victory ir
nine starts. They boosted their
point total for the season to 81;
points TO eclipse their own mark
of 298 for an 11-game season set
in 1899, and the 308 scored by the
New York Giants in II game:
during 1927.
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OMAHA, Neb., Nov 24.-Tippy
Madarik was just as advertised,
some 10000 shivering football Gus
toners will testify today after
Madarik had completed his stint
in the flaming armor of Detroit S
Titans.
Tippy- came 10 the Hilltop billed
as the sophomore scourge of the
season. and when he and his mates
paraded off the field, that 28-C
victory margin for Detroit yester'
day was a testimonial TO Tippy'
skill.
For Tippy scored the first two
touchdowns And Tippy's passes
helped in the third one, and all
afternoon il was Tippy who Jared
the Blue Jay defense with ms
slaShing runs, and IL was Tlppy
whose setdom-miSS passes kept the
Jay secondary in filters.
The victory. closing Detroit 5
season. was handily won. The
CreightonS tried, but never were
they in the same class with these
burly, assertive Titans
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SCORES on LATERAL

Madarik, OF course, was one big
reason. Another was Capt. Vim
cent Banonis, 20S-pound center
who played out the full so min