S_ filly keen opposition
S . on Indiana.
ext Saturday
...-pa...—
‘ ‘ Nuiv'vonx. on. 26 (AP).~v-Re-
S‘ vlved by play which defied the ole»
mentiln running true to form and
forecast. Eastern collegiate football
today had fully rccove cd from rude
Jolts of a week ago on was ready to
push on to another round of titanic
utrusgles with otter)r member of the
"Big Three" apparently counted out
’ . of the championship quest.
The elimination of Princeton from
. the title chose by; versatile Eddie
‘Tryon rind Colgate. adding a new
chapter of revolt against the old
order of things to the full of Yale
bcfors Pennsylvania and the decline
ofiHarvard. was paralleled by a bold
challenge hurled at the elected feet
{ of Pennsylvania and Army front
. the Hills of Hanover. N. ll.,
j lug down on liolplosis Harvard to
.‘ crush the Crimson as they had never
crushed them before Dartmouth
g warriors clbowcd themselves into
poeitleti alongside Cadet and Quakei
and today stood forth conspicuously
in the front mw 01' slxtr'cn lllltltfotll-
ed Eastern contingents
Cornell in Line. .
Cornell also linhotttt‘n hut. untried
straddled the
path of both Dartmouth and Penn.
while Army. adding St. Louis Sutur.
day to its hat of Middle West vic-
timts. how the championship goal
line obstructed by it growing Yale
Bulldog. which had her-n refraction
and strengthened by n welcome
banquet at the cxpt-nsv oi? the l’rovi.
, dcuc'o Brown Roar.
Syracuse and Colgntr-g two rc-
nialnlng contenders among the teams
with clean slates, wore faced with
the possibility of elimination either
by formidable opposition from other
olevone or in‘ a. battle which brings
them tencthcr at Syracuse Nov. 14.S
Penn State and Ohio ii’csloynn con-
front the Orange- ln the next two
weeks. however, while Colgate men.
whose title hopes are somewhat
dimmed by :1 tie with ,Lni‘nyrtto, ap-
parently moot their only remaining
ninlor lusts in the Syracuse strugglo.
Others l'ubouton.
Navy, \i‘nshlngton nml .left‘crsen.
Leliigh and Holy Cross, also among
looms with iinbrokt‘n victory strings
for the campaign. hnvc us yut failed
to bring forth sufficient offensive
power to claim the consideration
which Army. Dartmouth and i’entis.
nylvanid. have received, Navy’s tie.
with Princeton liken‘iso tends to
diminish Annapolis chances.
Carnegie Tech, going down be. est will be
swoop- ‘
fore Pittsburgh.
cti.
Penn Show: Why.
The superb Pennsylvania eleven.
bouton only once last year and vic-
tor ovct Yule and Brown this season. ‘
maintained the East's big advuh-.
tune over the Middle Want in the
season's inter- sectional competition
lw bringing forward adnfense equal.
ly us gourd so. that of Chicago and
flashing a. stronger ottense which
thrived in the air.
itannrd. bewildered by the mul-
tlplo passes of Dartmouth. looked
(louhifully ahead to 'the Princeton
game. two weeks hence. but found
solace in the ’I‘lgers’ tumble before
Crilgatt‘. The reverse suffered by
lloper's lilt‘h who the more com~
toning to Harvard after the letter's
two straight tumbles. because, it
marked defeat. for the only remain.
ing=membcr of tho.“Bix Three"I
which had escaped hitherto.
Fulfillment of the expectations
Saturday gave football critics a.
chance to catch their breath before
another henvy week-end promising
turbulent scrimmogcs. Yale. although
still orrattcnnd uncertain against
Brown. gave new evidence of po-
tr-ntlal strength likely to put the
powerful Army machine to its stit-
fost test before the. annual Navy on.
gagcmonv. The gallant stand of
lilinols against Michigan likewise
set the stage for another gridiron
threat at Philadelphia between the
’coherts led by fled Grange and the
conquering Pennsylvania host.
Added to these classics on the
program were u clash of unbeaten
teams in the Mid-west. pitting Mich-
igan against Navy, an attempt by
Brown to stop Dartmouth, and testn
of two New York winning streaks in
nromlsing encountersu—vCox-nell com-
ing to New York for its annual
struggle with the best . Columbia
team since the revival of football
at the Metropolis University and
Syracuse stocking up against it for-
midable, invading host from Penn
State.
Princeton - Swnrthmorc. Colgate .
Michigan Angles, nnd Harvard-Will-
idm and Mary contests round out the
major games in which Buster-n inter»
centered.
5 MICHIGAN LEADS 1
“Bill 10” TEAMS; S
CLEAN RECORD1
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No Western Eleven;
Has Crossed Goalt
Line of Yost’s Men
This Season
‘ (filltfi.\(iti.
\St‘lth ln‘r goal line
season, ieads the
(iii. :6. ~-.\iichiizani
untiossed this
West t‘l'li Confor-
«slice today with thrve victories. Io- ,'
his two victories and no dc-’
S ate. just a step behind. but has an
linoisf, touchdoun and field goal
it its records. Those tuo tennis and
Minnesota ate the only confluence
teams without it shut out this sea-
seii‘ Minnesota plays its first con-
(lent-i grime Ilt\l, Semitic,» ngdlnst.
isconslu. I
The lilicliigtn \ictOiirs “rm oier
‘ Illinois. “tiscmirin. Indiana and
ichlgun Agitics the latter non-conv'
i‘erenrc. Hair of the 136 points of
Sost‘s powerful squad were scored
Benny Friedman has
scorcd one-fourth of the Michigan
total; but there are six touchdown
inch on the team
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Friedman of, Michigan was
only one of the leading l‘iig Ten
point ninners to add to his string
.‘zituidav, but He field soul which
not outed Illinois still leav es him for
behind “Cowboy Nick" Kutsch ot‘
Slmv,a him after falling to gain “as
knptmut oi the second half of play
against Ohio by Coach lngn‘crsen.
Four of the Big Ten were blanked
by‘ their opponents Saturday and
three of the teams are still behind
tho totals points scored by Kutsch
nlone. Purdue and Minnesota *ench
hon. eight touchdoon scorers.
\\ hilo lllinols and Chicago have bur
one each and Ohio tuo. ~ 1
Conference piav‘e‘is nho ' hint:
scmed more than :20 points includ-
ing uon- -‘r-oniercncc games are
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Frlcdmen. Mich ..
Untorbnan. Mich ..
Grogow. Mich -
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\Yixcok Purdue . . . . :
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There iii no longer anything mvs-
whine .ubont Roger Feckinpaugh's
till" in the w mid scries...1t devel-
' he was merely trying to qualify
for a place on the It ed Sex team.
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Cleveland dance reformers have;
taken the buck kick, from the
Charleston. . . .This simplifies ' the.
thing to in; point where any experi—
.cnced acrobat possessing a reasona—
ible amount of stamina can do it.
O II 0 -.
Winkle Grimm has been brat—
Elihu his Ill-1 two fights .Tht'
Boys who used to cull him the
since-om champion of the II;-
weights were right.
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biota: We have Just read the no.
new common again aim realise it
is utterly meaningless. At lenst it
does not incur: what we want it to
mean And. new: still. no are. not
S precisely nuts what we item it tot
moan. - . ,
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run-8 Neural; m
Again". .5 .And dedicated, obvious-
ly. to Bill Johnson.
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We see the Eastern experts are
sun questioning Bucky lian-is' Jud;-
mcnt in handling his pitchers....
Personally, we didn’t think he used
any.
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It is Mr. O'Goofty's notion that any
guy wearing simultaneously a belt
. and suspenders is eligible to attend
it. security conference. such as the
European nations have been holding
at Loom-no.
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Four. Rocking Horses make a
rather indecent: «mutate for
l‘our Horsemen, us Know Rockne:
followers Ire beguiling to realise.
MICKEY WALKER 18 EN-
TERING THE MOVIES AND
runs enema THE ms.
TERY or war nvnnronu
mutton mm A LITTLE JACK
DEMPBEY. .
it is further disoioned that Mr.
Walker goes in heavy for perfume.
patterning after the highly aromatic
manner of his new mall" Mr.
liesrns
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This is regrettable.
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There are. cm
Surely too many objectionable with
myriad with the intuition of elicit
a exiting u it stand. .
and Georgetown ‘
bowing before unbeaten nucknelt by ,
the baseball score or air. htttl their . ‘
winning streaks shattered Saturdw
but Boston College. Dickinson. Ford-s ‘_
ham. New York University and Penn ,
Military College remained uncheolt-' ‘
. (tanner. Cornell . . . . . . 8
- stock.ot the Cadets sky high.
reputation which its owner enjoys ‘
quite. . '
Eddie 'rryon. the mm Train" of
college footballnms handicapped by
slippery rail-S in I short run to
Princeton satut-Sdey. but the Muroon
leader manner! to enmve seven
more points on his. scoring record
and bring his «mum total to 88 ac-
cording to records compiled by The
Associated mu- In his last two
games 'i‘ryon he. been held to 14
points by Lafayette and Princeton;
but hid early seiner: Edventnne aided
him materially to remind: the loud .
Tryon has aroused a total of
twelve touchdoWns and sixteen extra.
points after touchdown in live o-zames.
In the matter of touchdowns. Lane.
of Dartmouth. is on a par with the
Maroon leader. but Lane is not broil.
cient as a locker and. therefore.
trails the “bip train" by sixteen
points. Carr. of Syracuse. holds
third place with 63 points. while
Werner, oflt‘ordham. in fourth, two
points behind. with Oberlnnder. of
Dartmouth. fifth with sixty points. .
Gustufson, of Pittsburgh. and
Corey. of Cornell, load m‘sior teams
of the East in the matter of kickin:
field goals with four each. The Pitt
booter lifted over three field scale
uguinst Lafayette and one exhibit:
West Virginia. while Corey scored ‘
two each against Williams and Buta-
Bars
The leaders in indltldusl soot-lit:
follow:
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tics Favor the “West
Pointers * ._ é
NEW YORK. Oct. 26. ~ The
crushing defeat which the‘ Army;
eleven administered to Notre Dame
. at the Yankee Stadium last weski
Saturday hits boosted the football
and
even a bit beyond. It is really sur-
prising to see the large number of
netball expert: and. others that
have waited to the standards of the
Gray. Blue and Gold eleven during
the last few days. “From a. run
about the middle or the footballliado ;
tier of tame the Army in one hour ‘
lowed almost to the top.
Following the contest with the
Army tum admirers of the South
Bend eleven were loath to concede
the Army a. great deal. They con-
tended that Roche’s warriors were
below that standard or the 1mm
Notre Dame clo‘vetis. But mausuy
even the most conservative follow
on of life game have been convert.
elf to the Army's cause. Head
Coach Joth. MeEwun is not going
to welcome all his intimate. how.
eve . The Army's mentor-in chief
kn we that his team is‘a'sood one
and highly deserving of praise. but
he also know that too much praise
never adds to the number of touch-
downs and tackles.
Dunn: a recent fanning bee the
question of how the Non-o Dame "
team of 1921 would shape
against the Army eleven of last Bit-S
urday came up. The maJority 0!
those nrcscnt seemed to think thitt
the Four Horsemen and their asso-
clntee could have won had they
been pitted against the Army in:
Saturday. but there rm at least one
diuehting voice and the football
helped make his arguments
convincing.
This 3..er who so”: within beer.
in: at the Amy sound“: bench Cur-
in: the whole of the nine lint ant. -
M7. to M to his until” '
ion. Catch home's eleven 0: title
deacon would have defeated the ,
over bell.
also how I
close in
after recotytn
Observe
m and e
receiver
turn punt.
to so It
sprinter.
crouch
small tom
defame. .
French. f S
West Point
I w
p ' ffiiii
posed. it is apparent why
on well as other linen“
;qulck thinkins. tits .
The tackle mouth it
he it! considered by tit
spectator. merely at trim.
gory evil to realise up the 1 . players
called for by the rules.
for his work on thc’of'feltnivc "
Well do I recall an incident that
took place at the beginning f in.»
iourth quarter at one off the his;
games tit Pennsylvania that forethi)
brings out my point that tho tor-
tvortts eeIdOm receive the lll‘Opt‘l"
praise for. thelrcfo'rtta. -
Two {realiziinenwn out} an un-
heardtvbf backfield man were. bent
into the game. 1 any tin unheard of
backfield men because thv bluszrr
had never been lienrci of before or
since.
To make a long story short. this
backfield man. simply iwnueo he
has freon while the min l-‘i were
timed out Was given the hull repeat;
cdly on plays that Wtili' (liticiod ov-
er the mo treahly shbatilii ed lino.-
men.
A: a. result in the limit quarter
our player could "have
t ponod up‘héle
lil'lVlfl’l SS "18S
tliiough. S
The sub'etitttto ,
lines of every >
The two fo
it nosuible for
gains. didnt even
tin. lit it true
sonic thing numb“ the on
thinking oS non slur; lint! bee
oart‘ncd. it can not for Webb that
tho football fans
obtain: the dentist or this player.
is tntnrtribiy the run,
the bull.
this player scored two touchdou‘ns
Four Horsemen by at ltnst S one
touchdown. He “cut on to say that
never in hie long oxperisnco with
the game had he seen a greater
't‘lsht. dash and optimism ..nd all
that goes with winning football was
in evidence on and around the Ar—
my bench lust Saturdtn.
According to title expert the Ann}?
coaches "seemed to knou in ad-
vance what Notrc Dome “as going
to pull off." As a close obsz-rvcr he
.juns practically
Army clown had exerytliins' neces- .
was of the opinion thin the Army
loom toiioutng the this: Siouchdown
noticeable}? The
sol-y for succees. but, perhaps the
most outstandinxtfcoture of their
only SthS thc ulSan r in which they ,
smothered practically every at»
tempt the Hoosiers made to get
their for“ are when workini. They
tied Non-e Domed formant passing
genie into night knot. '. . .
ceased touting, ,
ltitoia. Finish
thamubh.‘
Elohim. Dore
Pittman Morning-hie
’, Weill. anti/link
Hi
team his}S the right .
(buyer at any thine. How-
ever. thosubxtitute harder to or"
cape a. oenaity must eport to either
V the rete‘ a o umpire before utm-
period may return at any time our-
it
omelet is ion at five vii-til
dor certain conditions it can be ro-_
’ unincoron'r. pct. 24 (AP).-~
Mrs. Thomas Horzio. 42.01 this city
St. S
. Eat‘J’i of the nineteenth children WMS ‘
gave birth to her nineteenth child
“been?! Hospital yesterday
drawn before the itelrt of the third 1,
. button lift COS-51) break.
‘ n
the business of oetbuii expel-tilts.
It's cuiit‘omit for cad wort; to
pick this winners tell its -
In the debt. ate was picked to
16-13. l‘B
trim the Army. but. was overwhelm-
ed. 37:0.1Afa'yette wan given the
edge on 0139.1ch The. game ended
11'qu was favored
Southern
California. was made the favorite
over Stanford, but. was beaten. til it.
It was coma to “in ever
djtis minaxed to do
bent Pewtbut the latter team won
Dame was nomad to. «training camps.
In thumb. the expert with a on;
~ .tionnl reputation an an authority on
1 that! i d t
t 1mm... It is getting to be
‘ unions job in th
world of an" t
Prior to the opening of the motile
league seasons any number et cx.
ports faulted the team as they
V thought. they would finish, but few
melt trend.
IS cannot recoil a gtngle it,
who picked Pittsburgh to min.) at-
S-tbough no doubt some ’9 rtlsan
porter of the Pirated named
team to come through. .
As I looked the teams over Sin the
the
strongest teem in either league- ‘
was positive the Giants would re.‘
pest. Most every one else
*tdined the some opinion.
In the American Le .
many or the experts liked Washm
Btou. but on equal‘ numbt‘er s’trunfi
along with the chances of Detroit
and New . ork
And the New Yer tGSianSts one
all the dope by failing to conic
throu’ and W’anliington tiled
knocked a tow onto-lone taper-Stun .
by repeating. _
. It is until... S to loot.
real wine expert. um rent inS
S 81‘. , PAUL. Minn" Oct. 28.—
Oct. 28S (Alfie-Because he re-
. fouled tu'ico‘ln his aunt hairdo
* with Tiger mime“. hero mad-i
Paul mlddelvrelght.
by $1. 000 teddy. .
Captain "Billy" Faivcett. Twin
was flutter \
S ‘SS'Clties‘ tight promoter. omit-d
,1 Malone with 3. check for 31.0mm
in addition to his guaranteed
pureu for what be characterised .
n I ‘h‘eul service to‘the‘jpert of“
fused to quit utter barium . .
not. at Atlanta. Jock Katrine.- at“, S S
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