'will hear its mos-t
39 Michigan Angles
_21 Whit-onsin
,. golden hilt the nimitliy Mr. Ntlllli. vans again...
MW...“
RRSRERR tum iIAS in iIAD"
GOAL CROSSED THIS snsoi
Middies, Too, Have Keiit Opponents Scoreless
Except for 10 to 10 Princeton Tie—Penna-
Illinois Will Also Share Spotlight With
Army-Yale Struggle
NE\\' YORK, t.t.|c
seed of tnterscctioual football riuil-
ry. well cultivated for sonn- time.
as (AP) -Jrim outfits of the Atlantic sI-ahoard with
iiionihoru of the "Big Ton“ "
(Columbia. tasted defeat at the
hands of Ohio State but this Hothouk
proiitlv fruit was more than offset by Syracuse's
of the 50350” mm”... with no 10... \lctory our Indiana and Pennsyl-
\aoias triumph owr Chicago. 192
Western tont‘erciico champion.
I’tInii, on the strcngth of lit‘l‘ suc-
Iiiun sewn on iIiIrons u “in ssiut; t‘ om-t
bats beth‘In opponents of different
('tIt-iitivo victories over Drown. Yale
scctibns.
Topping this list as: \\'~Ill no Him, l and t" liirago. “Ill be a. favmitc to
lug thII, main spotlight of tho a.“ iatop ltod Grange and add Illinois to
with tho Army—Yale Sli‘ilgiilt‘,iii‘t‘illt‘ the list of \Vcstcrn \ictiins, "hut
Michigan _ Nu“. mm l‘I-Iinsylvatila- )iirhtgan. driving toward the Big
illitiols lIIIItlIIs, bringing Into (IonlliI-t 1“" “‘1‘“ ” tprcctod to take ”‘9
two unlmaton lIZtIstt'Irn nuttit< \\lilI '"'"‘“‘”" 0' “Wk Owsloys Annapolis
star arrow of thI- \\"‘.\li‘i‘ll I'IIIIlIr- l ‘l‘lw'l' although the MM‘HOS hm" a
on“. ' Vl‘li'l‘an and formidable outfit.
' The Hunt also will be favorod to
Michigan ““5“" “W” I‘“‘”'“l "“ 5“ add to its triumphant intersectionai
fili'Jllll‘s mason, tI‘lltI I'IIt‘til'ti :RIHIIIIHZ string in tli li‘flsl lill‘t‘t‘. Olllt‘l‘ games
Michigan. :in which t ‘iolgito will invade the
strontzliolti of the Michigan Aggios,
IartiiltI ‘Ia'Iortzotowii will entertain
‘le'lIIKN i‘nllt'lrt' from Kt‘tilllcky and
Iliatiiurtl will lit‘ host it) \‘Vlllittni and
Mary. East, and West also inert in
a minor IIiiuaiztIinIint, involving Obcr
.ll‘i :Iuri ltntIlitIstI-r at Oberlin. O. .
Notro Diiiiitr Rumbles l
The ltlddlII West's gridiron ram-
ti3 Indiana
3 .iilinois . ....................
Tllt‘ Navy it~:iiii has iIIIt IIIIt-Ii IItI»
ft'I'lif‘tl (Iitht-r. IIIII i'iiiIIIIlIIn III-III IlII
Mllltlitss to LI it! in II- tit. 'I'lII-ii‘ I‘III-.
orII:
X . .
. . . . ., .m“ IIIIII-s. Notro liIInitI. will go houth
.la William and .Iiarv i“ .
1., M'irr up” ‘ h m sviil‘t‘ll of conquest against
I l I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IG' (il'Rlfl 'l't‘Vll lIl tlliOlllt‘l‘ llllt‘l‘St‘C-p
10 l’l'lllttltili ...........l'l
’ ; 'I . mt witli tho rivals
.47 “Mun“ In“ “I” .hL“ litilill lilLli ‘llt
NI""ltiliil{l)’ (’ltlfil‘ly liiillt‘llt‘ll. Nott‘c
Tm" III‘””“ ”Hm“ "‘I‘ "II" ”I“ IiIIInII snouIId undvr tho Goldmi 'l‘or-
i .,‘ a." '"7‘" ”"7
«a: "a ma“... _..,,
'f
lIl-III'T TO RIGHT: GI'ARI'I, t‘IOI)- l
WIN; llAld’iiACK, BARRON AND I
CAPTAIN \V'YI'TOII‘l": l.t)\\'l-Ill IN-l
I'M-“1 Illili'l‘tl SIIIIHIIIU‘I nado last. yvar to the tune of 34 to
““1 “WI“ :i hat the i-loosiors. already decisive-l
So far. IliI: lIZast. snIII punt; iiIIarly ’ l_\' lu-atIIn by the Army. are far from i
all before it in iiitrrsrrtioiial play as fIIitiiiIiIIIltI as they \\(‘l'l‘ In NH.
\i'itll i'iials trom tin- iiiIlIilII \\'IIst. ticorghi 'l‘I-IIli lit-Ill Penn State hero
and South. holds a had of two ll)‘S0i1il'\\t‘I3liS mm but mot tdch'III at
one iii uamIq Elam-hint: itililltiltfll thI- hands (If Aiaiiiaha last Saturday.
_ . — I
(t 'IIIiirIil, Yale and Princeton \ar-i
Irit\ :ItId fit‘Slillillll rights) at llltillii :
t ‘ May :9 ,.- t' iiiltls' t up Rt‘g'lllll II
" “Pennsylvania. t‘tdnmhia and l’IIncc-
on \':it‘slli' and freshman rights) on
,1 ‘ I
Quintin Carin-gin. .
U. .\l11_\' :iI -- AnitIrItIaii iit‘nlwys at I Wilt-$9 at ”w
il'liiladoipliiri.
.\'III\\' ii.\\'l-I.\'. t'it't. ‘29 (.\I‘).—~-—R.I
I'i'ilNC‘ll'i‘ttN. N. .I.. "I'l. 2%le N. .lt-ssop (if t‘lIInIiand. Ohio. man-
additinn to the .\intu'iran “with is I'll “i t‘ r of tho \‘alo l'iiiicrsity t‘l'i‘W. hasi
.I hiladI‘Iipliia, J' Mar tIton (It \i I will annuuuct‘d tho sII htIdnlo of tho oai -.
\nIII-ilanaid
lltt iii tliiI t" I-II. Itt. i< in \t spiin': at - l up n foi W‘Ja. 'l‘hv
IIIiIiitn: to ill" li‘tllllt :Itiiionnvml rIIgatia next year will he a work
bylilliiI l'lilit'IIlmi litiiil'vi II‘.~ .\llil| llt‘ l:IlIIt‘ ill Ill“ 8’39”” lillili ”1“ "I005 (if
t‘uiitrul today. ,last .liiinI as t‘tiillllll'lit"I'lilt‘liI. will in:
n in tho hoarirst I'urd fur tIIt‘IlIII ll Wool; lilit‘l'. 'l'ho HI‘lit‘tllllt‘t fol-
(ii‘ziiigo and Black nursinrn iii Stillli'tIIIus;
Mill-“I and is a rIspnIxII on the part May .'\~~t".illllitl|lll. i’onnsrirania
III thr- i‘marIi III~ Athletic t‘IIIitrItl tI) Lat liIIi-hyz \‘ai‘suy. junior \‘ilrt-‘iiytlnd
unusual ititr-rrr' shown II.\’ l‘l‘int‘t‘mn-t't'IIi~‘liInt'In; all rat'I‘Is two ltlllt‘H.
Illiilt‘i'i-{liltlllillt>1 in crow arthitios: May 1:..-Ynln, Harvard.
durum lIlI' Inst .\I’I'H‘~ _ Itnn, trill-primal «row at Cambridge;
.-\t a inv-Imv; «it llit' IIIIHI‘II II'I‘I ,milw and ili“- shittntlis.
night its )nrnllil rs lil‘t"§t'illt'tl :t IIiitstI May Lula—Yale l' l‘lllt‘t‘lon, t oriltIii
ot‘ siiwr tII itr. .I. ihinI-an Sililt‘lhIlai ithaca: \.ll>‘ll), junioi \arsit)
chairman of ”III i'I'iIIt-t‘tun rowing IaIIIt t‘rvslnnvn: all raI-IIs two miles.
t'Oliil'illllt‘t‘. "iii illllll‘t‘i‘lilllIIIl ut' hisl .llillt‘ L‘II~I-I\‘.'III- and ”award at
outstanding IlIIvotiIIn and aIlIirve—‘th London: \aroiii'. t'oIIr Inilt-s:
mont as head tililt'li nt‘ l'i'llit'tltili Humor \arnity and t'rI-sliinip. two
crews from 1010 to i'JL‘TI.” 'IiIIII:. '
Dr. Sliilt‘lli (Ioavhcd IIII‘ 'I‘igeIr' It is prol-ahlo that ‘i‘alv will t’n—
nights during: thuso Iii‘tmii )I-zit's ltv-r llt‘l‘ Iiiird ('l“\\' III the AiiitIi‘iI-aii
in strictly. illlliilt'lll' t'apai'iijc. i’III‘IlS- ‘ ”I n! i‘tItt‘atixi Io Im hold in i‘hiia.
int: to accept. pay. In lpliia I» it tho Schuylkill on lilav
'l’hc St‘llt'lllli" follows: Ill. I
III Julieta
JOE WILLIAMS
Someone stoic (leow (,‘Iosiin's car 'l‘lit'lV'l‘t‘ railing .\iid_\ \ioilon tho
in “I’aslIington illt‘: othrIr night. . . . luau-h dot: of tho Ticasury . . ..
Since it. didn't occur during the ser- i'l‘his, wt- supposo, makes him the
let! the Goose couldn‘t wry \I'oll Isat‘vti‘ man on Cal Coolidgc's \Waisit)
blame the thcft on Oil Smith. Isquttd.
t l o l O O .
War has liroltcn out in tliof'nalk-
.\\‘Iint. iiiystlilcs us is
.Vou’ll observe, (‘tillt‘t'lt‘tl min of lllt‘ ‘Ii(l\\’ anyone is (‘\'(‘I' able to tell when
fat checks in tho scril‘s. inar stops and lit-gins 0"(‘1' there.
s s o i ' O t c
4t
It may be true that siiIIiIIIo is.
You can no longer question the There is nothing in this country
courage of Jack iiI-mpst....ilo is that corresponds to the continuous
going to tour :\lI xicu, whom the l»usi~ l ilallmns disturbance unless it is the
mess of tossing tho IIIIII still ranks. IannIIai wacc debate between coal op-
witli the lililSllI"Il arts of tlit‘ laiitl. ‘i'l‘HlOl‘S and minors.
. Is In a . .. m .
Or. on second thought, the annual
player “as a handicap to Perkin» Shpltmlit‘r play-off in the tennis
1”!!th tho st‘lit's. tho (whorl: 5a) llll.il:4 hotnocn Pig Bill Tllden and
....'l‘o l’t-(Ikiiipaugh? “lint “th it ‘ Little litli Johnson.
to Johnson? . ' ' ‘
‘ “ ” ' ' 1 Or. on third thought. the machine-
‘ Because the I‘i‘ilit'L’. of Waits pos- It “lit! rogiilurlty with which Rogers
as a. rcd-headod vampire in an cum. ‘1 llIn-Iishy leads the National League
at theatrical. Buckingham i’alaIII Lhattt'rs each spam“.
is shocked. . .. Ittt it nPtIt‘lli't no rt'ai—f ‘ It -
ly aim-mod until he Fltll'ls to lisp. Now: Will the uncouth rowdy in
‘ IIIII tlfth row end snnt loft who made
A Clctcland planer hold a pcrlt‘ti jth: It (I'I'll‘k about our not possessing
ml; jongg hand l‘t‘iN’llh and )III. imfticicnt mtIntal capacit) to exude
07600“) “ants in kiln“ \Iha: ‘llL‘ throw thoughts hands running,
held it in. n. basin-t or :I hair-(II?
Being named the most valua‘nlt‘
t Muddy warriors of l'IIiu-i-sliy of Pennsylvania and University of 0
ho‘ customers sham-d thrlr art-at strength by winning 7 to 0 0‘." the
.IitIiw'l hacks in ”It“.
'j .\I. l) K—iiauai d and llriiicr‘ton on:
C Il.aIuI ( llllll‘tllt‘
‘ Lilav L‘:'~t‘arnonio (“up lirIgtitta
Igr ldirou.
I‘l.in"“-‘
1.1mm. 1mm. the place immediately if the man carrying the hall is
‘H—PENNSY WINS FROM WEST ERN CONFERENCE CHAMPS
SET; END, MERREL, I
ilorc are four stars of
'I'IIt'h't-I grout tqaiii . Mrs! proniin-I
'riit is Captain Wycoff.
country. 'l‘hII
' for
(loornia 3
0"” 0' tho l liamI, Like the Army. Georgia I
Tt‘t‘ll for $I‘\'t‘l‘ill yrarti has boon
rathor easy picking for‘llockne’s
t' It \tI ii. I
'I‘hin 5 took dlftoicnt this season.
boasts it. strain;
GIIIIrgians are now “pi'IIppiiig'
Notro Dame.
“hen the Army docisix‘tiiy defeat-
and Notro Danie rccontiy tho Wont
lointors not much satisfaction as a
l‘Ol yours Notro lianit‘. has l""“‘- as “VIII“IWI‘II by its 16-7 \‘ic-
Aim) on u” ,Iory over l't‘llli State . Nothing hut
tit victory will satisfy the Southern-
(‘llf’n‘gill Tovh ltl tiliOihop lnslililnor,‘ “1H.“ thoy nu?“ ”10 Irish Ell
tion that is looking forwuid to l‘i‘- Atlant” nu 0‘10””. 31.
Iprcnso of Notrc
s... M .
Gridiron TOM W"
I , . _ AllIAmerica
. Strategy Stars
I
ttIka-I. ItiIIIIt of the tackle! maiiII.
'alIII nIIlirII it tho next game you
(Icorgiti 'I‘ I‘IIIh
iostilt.
boon snteai int; the
lly Iii) .‘tt-GISIJI‘A‘
. l’titiiiI-‘yli'anin. .-\Il-.\mt'rlt-n Tilt'klt‘,
l 192.1, .iilt'l’ill. mm by pulling down the inn-
I it is im opinion ti. at tho lllfll‘r- llt‘l‘ with iht- hail. inutI ad of knoI-ltI
ItlitII between a pond and a fair tuck- ing him down.
IIII or any iintInI:.In iii fut is that WIN-n a tacklin- liit‘l‘I'IIy pulls a
tho good forward will malts his liltlll (ltt\\lt_ hl‘ allows tIIII l'Ill‘IlU‘l‘ lII
IIIIariID Hit-1y and (‘ill‘l'_\" it. through. stall the l"ll|.‘.‘lll of his body if not
grout iiiaiiy li'itIiIitIn will liiillt‘t‘illlill't‘, which is (It host a twofi'ard
.1 noiidort‘ui t‘lii'll‘,” Im- II it.‘ or two " :Iiii. if this :aiiIII tz-II kiIIr IIIiOr‘ItId
l|ill‘ltl‘$ ahead and tiitii Hop. or fall his ill-'Ill down. he has a Ihant'e of
to the ground thinking ”1““ job iaItIIrouiIiI; thtI llintit‘l the 10m, "th of
Iinishod 'tha may ho sulttimit to his body for a loss.
llllllie that nno pin) et‘t‘ovtiti» hut it So run run rIIaIlily so» that Ilic
will not tIIIrtnit till pims it. umk. lIlIli'II l‘f‘lit‘t‘ hrtwotu a pond and just
if an offtIIIshII lineman gets into I t'Iir taIkIII of the man I. IIIIIm, the
lthc liahit ot gutting Ulltlt'i‘ his (Ip- hall. may mean a tiiflt‘MIIiitIII of {tom
lnont‘lit and carrying him about IIVII tin-on to four yards in lhI- actual atl-
l'.\'I"rds or morn t‘I'il'lt time .it will not .V'I‘lnt‘o of tho lIaII.
‘lm long heforr that dvt'IIiisiro line-I “In of tho I's‘l‘t'l'i‘lh‘ of Inoklo plays
man wlil lIt-gin to four and rospcI-t 'that l Ina-d to guard rim-III)- was the
you so much that he can hardly wait ‘l‘iI-“lllt'll of ill)’ foot on IlIIi‘onso.
until the game is mm. ”W III-'1" lutklI‘ IIIIIzll pin with
The same thing applies to ticfcns- I‘I~' lift {out foiuaid. \IliIiII the lift
iw tackles. So many of than take} at hip should pl'li' “ill! hi“ right. foot
‘tll'lf‘A hinge into thnjp ODDOIIt‘Iil and :iI'il'u'ltt‘ll. 'l'lilS Is Olit‘ littliil that ii
:thon stop. This may stop up thI [Will my i!" ll-‘ltlll‘lntxint'I-LII‘In I'Isnicni-
IhIIlo hut lust considm how lliilLll i I‘ '1
Incic offcctiio they no id be if they l AIIIII‘ you have taken your first
followed tip this first charge and did ll'li forward, the now position of
all their tackling in the other 101- l‘t‘m‘ PM“ {00¢ “'1“ mill“) that your
lows‘ territory instead of their own. stroiIgI-st log? ' After you hilVO taken
Another characteristic tint goes to ”W first up. is about tho time the
inakoagood tackle is one who tack- Offciisive'ond hits you. He hits you
ics vigorously and viciously. A ma- 0“ your left his. which is the weak-
jority of tackles, along with most t‘Ht III: and has the least support.
football men, do not know how to (‘OlIHt'qucnili' ho glances off.
tackled by an opponent when it is
apparent to everybody that; he is
many feet out of bounds?
ANSWERS: ‘
1. An oft-side player is immedi-
ately put on-side when the bail
touches an opposing player.
2. It a player on the kicker's team.
who is off-side. recovers the ball aft.
or‘a kick. it shall go to tho opposing
side at the spotwhero the foul oc.
curred. When 9. team kicks from
behind its line of scrimmagc. no
. _ _ player of said team may touch the
QLES'HO‘S- hall after It has crossed the line of
1. When is a. player who 15 off-iscrimmago until the ball touches an
side put Oil-side? opponent, otherwise he is off-side.
2' What happens “1“.“ llic ktrk- I‘ 3. If in the opinion of the official.
".5 team is oft-side? lilt‘. playc-r was tackled after boing
III-arty out of bounds 't i
3.15 there an penslt i i L ' l 3 possible
V y nil ctcd to inflict a 15-yard less from the spot
whore the foul occurrrd.
hicngo are shown fighting it out at Franklin I‘ItIltl. Philadelphia. “here
western confer-once champs. l‘cmisy already has triumphed 0"i‘l' Yale.
lsignai ‘ariii and dummy" strum
. (or the Yale utility otoi'o'nI ”uteri
. dsi'. Larry No'b'ts was lit at halt-I
kept out or the
. knee injury suit
I , contsqt.
‘ ' for the scrimmage by- Root. 3%
Is slightly Injursd but will be tibial
. to play tutor in the was}. . , II
‘ 'l‘ti‘ére will be a shovt scrimmuzs
artsy with dummy scrimmage, and
unit drill Friday in innovation
,for the contest with army. The
West Pointers will have tits use of
the bowl Friday. The light w6rit
for the Eli: during the week ii purl
ly a result of the Injuries to several
of the squad and the desire toutuvb
all in shapo for the me. Q; I
Cutler is the only \ catty man i) .
How-ti definitely out of tho +11“
.--.._....... win at the field in uniform. though
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 28. (A. unable l0 inks part in the work. H0
P.)-—-'rhe Loustvttlo Colonels. charm is "Met"! to bath the “new”
plans of the American Association. '
defeated San Francisco. champions
.of the Pacific Coast League. in “i
ltrce-hilttng contest yesterday by a A home run by Crockett on the
Iacorc of it to it. The Scots used first bail pitched was the feature of
five pitchers and the Colonels three. the game.
.«I...
(Continued on lingo Eleven.)
San Francisco leads in the series by
t to 2.
I,.
.4, . ht‘
: Itolloitvpd»
‘ ’ > back in nitric of Cutler. who. will tit; ‘
Capt. Jess was. replaced «fl
, lsglslsdo
kiwih many ch":
acted fol- I
this you
benefited resolved little’or no money
as their share of th reclaims.
a“
atously to raise the fees of referee.
‘iitdges and doctors employed or the
commission._ Heretofor‘o the referees
resolved at minimum of $25 for a: '
match and thrjudges 315 while hiI
manyI eases doctors who exar‘ainéd I
the batters received no rompenw j
contest. Cottlo was on hand ysstor. t
day afternoon and it is believed will
be able to play this week. Bill Kilns
ion.
‘ ‘2
(Continued on Page Eleven.)
Exactly as
smOkers.
The new scale of fees raises the
referees' compehsation from $25 to
$50 and the judges' front. $15 to 325‘.”
as ii. minimum. Doctors will here; "
‘rafter receive 825 for their vrork off
examining at! of the boxers on It”:
I card. For bouts In which the solo
is in excess of $20. 000 the referees.
will receive $100 and the Judges
30 s'ad. for all title matches. resag‘
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