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pMa IIIrIi. Time 10 iin'l IS minute period.
' FrtANKLIX FIKLI). Nov. 17. The VnU
rerolty of Pennsylvania I'reMiinnn swnmpcil
the pallors of the Ue . S. Hattleshlp Okla
homa on V'rnnklln Kleld tills afternoon. The
final score was 39 to C.
Ilnrry llosetzsky vn (lie star of the
fame. ' He tore through the line, circled
the end", and threw forward passes with
equal cunning nnd skill.
FIRST PKHlOlJ
' Oklahoma kicked oft to Pierce, of tho
Freshmen, at 1:05 p. m. I'ierce ran back
15 ynrds The yrnrllngM then hatteicd
throURh the battleship hoys' line for touch
down Zucker, Rosetzsky and fierce, made
three first downs, alternately carrylriy the
'pigskin. Hllllck shot off for 12 yards around
left end. Here h forward paws, Miller to
Crowley, was good for a first down.
ltoctz1y made f yardH nnd Pierce plunged
through guard for the first touchdown,
inner failed on goal. Score: l'enn FrcMi
rtn. 6 I Oklahoma, 0.
Miller kicked to tho battleship lads, who
rushed the ball to mldfleld on a series of
lino plays. Here the first period ended.
Score. I'enti Fresh, Gj Oklahoma, P.
sfcroNn PKiuon
The Freshmen held for downs near mid
fieid and at once began a powerful drive for
tho sailors' goal. The heavy bnckflcld rolled
off 20 yards on five line attempt!-. An
end run by I'ierce netted 8 yards. Hosetzky
Tniide another first down. Miller hurled a
forward pass to Crowley for 1.1 yards gain.
Another forward pass from Miller or Crow
ley gave the college youths another touch
down. Crowley going over. Captain Miller
kicked the goal. Score: l'enn Freshmen,
13; Oklahoma, 0.
Miller kicked off to Pottle, who brought
the ball back to his 40-ynrd lino. The
sailors pounded the line and made two first
downs on line plunge, Szarmlnskl making
mo't of the distance. .Szarmliiskl made a
beautiful run of o yards, and on the next
play carried the ball ner the goal line. The
rallnr- failed to kick the goal. Score: l'enn
Frenchmen. 13; Oklahoma, (i.
Ssarmlnskl kicked to Miller, who ran the
ball past mldfleld. Zucker tan lf yards
around right end The ball was on the
sailors' 2fl-yurl line. Miller threw a long
forward pass to Hllllck, who had to run
only 3 yards after receiving the ball for
a touchdown Miller fallen to kick the goal.
Fcore l'enn Freshmen, l ; U. S. R. Okla
homa. G.
Miller kicked to Hickman, of Oklahoma.
The ball was on thi sailors' 30-yard line.
After two tries, Hickman was forced to
kick. PbTce. of Fresh, caught the ball at
mldfleld. t'entufurnbled on the first f-crlhi-make
and Hickman rccoercd and went '13
yards toward Penn's goal Zucker Inter
cepted a forward pass. Miller punted to
the sailors' 40-yard line. After an exchange
of punts the ball was in mldfleld In Penn's
poseslon as the half ended. Score: Peen
Freshmen, 1ft ; Oklahoma. G.
Tiimn rrcmon
Miller kicked off to the Oklahoma lads
to start the second half. Hickman carried
the hall to the sailors' tft-ynrd line. Sup
plee recovered a fumble, nnd Zucker g lined
8 yards In two lunges at right tnckle. A
forward pass from Miller to Hllllck ac
counted for li more yards. Another aerial
attempt failed. Hickman Intercepted the
next pass,
Supplee thew Rzarnilnlskl for 4 yards
Toss. Hickman was forced to punt and
the boot was poor, nnd Hllllck. of Fresh,
laid tho ball down at mldfleld. Sillier
gained 5 yards through the line, and then
tot off an end run for 3." years. The
Freshmen hammered the Oklahomi . line
three times. Hosezsky finally scoring.
Miller kicked the goal. Score; Penti. 2G ;
Oklahoma, fi.
Pierce kicked oft to Szarmlii'-kl. of Ol
lahoma. Sailors' ball on their 3(l-yard Hno.
Two attempts at the Freshmen line ended
In a loss. Hickman punud to Hllllck. of
Tenn, at mldfleld. He advanced the ball
?5 yards. Itosetzsky made 5 yards. Miller
threw long forward pass to Pierce, of
Fresh. The hall was only 3 yards from the
sailors' goal line. After three attempts
n the sailors' line. Captain Jllller made
the touchdown and also kicked the goal.
'Rcors! Perm Fresh, 33; 17. S. S. Oklahoma.
6. Miller kicked' off to Szarmlnskl, who
rh the ball back to the 4o-yard line.
Crowley Intercepted a forward ikiss. .A
pas' from Miller to Zucker gained 0 yards.
Itosetzsky and Zueker made two first
downs, and Miller fumbled on the next id iv.
The bailors recovered but were unable
to gain. Hickman punted to Hllllck. who
ran back to iildfield Just as the third
Terlod ended. Score: penn Fresh, S3; l
S. S. Oklahoma. G.
fourth: l'KRIOD
Hllllck got ti yards through tho line,
tucker made flrst down. Rosetzsky took
the ball around the sillors' left end for
20 yards, taking the ball to within 15
,ya,rds of the gonl. nilllck's forward pass
grounded over the goal line. It was the
sailors' ball on their own 20-yard line. A
erles of forward passes f.tlled and tho
Freshmen got the pigskin on downs.
Rosetzsky hit tho line, broke through
clean nnd ran 25 yards for a touchdown.
Ths Freshmen fullback missed the goal,
Score' Penn Fresh. 3D; Oklahoma, G. Here
the game ended. Score: Tenn Freshmon,
'9; U. S. S, Oklahoma, G.
HARVARD AND YALE FRESH
TEAMS PLAY AT CAMBRIDGE
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CAMBRIDGE. Mass.. Nov. 17. At List
forma! f66tball game Is being played In
the stadium;' with the Harvard and Yale
freshman -elevens battling for a leg on the
triangular championship. The Crljnson has
already boatcn Princeton, 1921, and Is
vsnfldent of giving the nils a dose of the
same medicine. Tho teima weighed about
the same and, the. one abut Is the better
.coached should carry oft the decision.
Tie. Came at Ridley Park
, HIDI.BV I'ABK. Nov, IT, The Ridley Parjt
fastball tm pltytd Media to a Undillll.
)"UlMr Uven being- abU to cor. It u thj
iMIt foothill run avor Urn on tha local (laid
r7 , .154. V .xcttamant wa tens .whtn. Water,
tf( .tSttii th( ball W af.dla'a 6-r.rd Una, but
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RUTGERS DEFEATS
MARINES, 27 TOO
New Brunswick Collegians
Score in Every Quarter,
Missing One Goal
HOGAN'S FOURTH DEFEAT
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I lie college eleven scored In .n,.l, t ,.
four
periods, the klek-imi i.. .1... .
the Mahanl.ss" Marines fought hard the
en Iro game. , II1M lInynB Ulllll,f1t,,tl
in the Ffrnml lifitf i.ti. .....
i . t 'hi it-dint 1 1'Mirii'u
to open formations, nnd many long galn.f
resulted fro,,, forward pases Next Sat-T-.nL
!''!""" s""r""l's squad will travel
to Ilrr-oklyn to meet "Cupid" Hlaek's Naval
Reserves on Hhbets Field
The Marines, fortv-five strong, arrived
here shortly after the noon hour. Only n
few townspeople were at the station when
he Mar ne special pulled In. After a light
unci,, Manager f'hnrlle Ivett led the wnv
to the Rutgers athletic field, where the
men went through a short workout to llm
ber up their stiff muscles. One of the larg
est crowds of the season was In tho stands
nnd around the field when Referee Hill
romwell blew the whistle for the opening
Rutgers has only suffered one defeat nnd
that was from the Syracuse Vnlversttv
eleven last Week. The Rutgers team dc
feated Springfield training school Gl-0.
Promptly at 2:.in the Mivrlnos kicked off.
and nfter making a first down on line
plunge Oardlner intercepted .1 forward
pass and made 5 vard. but they were forred
to kick, bejng held on downs. Ilutgers made
20 yards on plunging and fumbled. Marines
recovering Scott made a. yard on the flr"t
play, hut lougherty was held on the second
play. On a blocked kick Rutgers recovered
the ball 1,11 their own 35-yard line. They
kicked to Owens, who made 10 yards.
.Marines kicked to inker, who made 15
yards. Whltehlll made 22 yards throu,.
left end. Kelly made 20 more yards on the
next Play, bringing the ball to the 2-vnrd
line. Carner carried the ball over fijr the
touchdown and kicked the goal.
Marines kicked off and linker made II
yard on the first phv Rutgers was penalized
5 yards, hut Whltehlll made it up on tho
next play and wn sloped on Marines'
".."-yard line Knd first quarter.
Score: Rutgers. 7; Marines, 0.
Rutgers had the ball on Its Itii.yard line.
Kelly made I yards on off tackle play.
Marines took the ball on downs. Avery
punted out of hounds on Rtitgeru 2-ynril
line. A long forward, Whltehlll to Hreck
ley. gained R.'.-ynrd line. Kelly, on a fake
forward formation, advanced 1! yards
around right end. Whltehlll went through
left tackle for G jards Kelly took tho
pigskin 011 Marines' .s.yard line. Kellv took
the ball to the 2-yard line on a wide end
run. Whltehlll made Rutgers second touch.,
down nn a long plunge through center. The'
klckout was missed. Score; Rutgers, 12;
Marines, 0.
Whltehlll ran tho kick-off back 15 yards
to his 25-yard line. A forward pass. White
bill to (lardncr, brought the pigskin to
tho 30-yard line. Rutgers was penalized
15 yards. Whltehlll punted to Owens on
th,o Matlnes 38-yard line. A forward pass,
Scott to Avery, advanced the ball to tho
52-yard line. Rendnll threw Scott fjir a
7-yard loss. Another pass, Scott to Avery,
gained 20 yards. Two forwards were
grounded. Avery punted over Rutgors's
goal line. Play resumed on 20-yard line.
Halo stopped Kelly after an 11-yard gain,
(ardner nnd linker advanced the ball to
Rutgers's 43-yard line. Haker went through
center for G yards Kelly tenk the ball to
Marines' 44-ynrd line. A forward pass,
Kelly to Robenson, made 22 yards. Gard
ner advanced tho ball to Marines' 10-yard
line The period ended here. Score
Rutgers, 13; Marines. 0.
Open Plan Features
Penn-Michigan Game
Continued from re One
of -the Tenn rooters from tho south stands,
yell for yell.
A picturesque scene took place between
the halves when tho Penn student military
corps, not In uniform, but In stret clothes,
drew up on tho field In battalion forma
tion aJid paraded aiA-nd the field. A hand
ful of them carrlojf Ifles. In spite of the
motley nppearanc.' of the battalion, the
earnestness of the young t-oldlers-to-be
drew applause.
Diminutive Hoy Scouts carried red,
unite and ldue buckets among the crowd
during- tho Intermission and reaped contri
butions for the Y. M. C. A. war fund
Hundreds of husky young collegians in
the uniforms of Undo Sam's soldier or
sailor olllcers were salted through' tho
t-tands on. both sides the Held and threw
away their dignity In rooting for their
teams. Two Michigan "grads" In the uni
form of naval reserve "Jackles" acted as
cheer leaders for the Wolverine rooters In
the north stands. ,..,,.
Penn's rooters went Insane with delight
whui Ucnebach fumbled Herry's kick on
his own -yard line in the third quarter nnd
tfave Penn Its chance to scoro by a field
goal.
Five minutes later they again turned
themselves Into Joyously raving maniacs
when the ball was booted to Michigan's
5-yard line and the Wolverines saved them
selves only by kicking. Herry's and
Honey" Light's long runs which brought
the ball hack deep Into Michigan's terri
tory kept them cheering their throats
hoarse.
Pandemonium ensued In the Penn stands
at Herry's tecond field goal from the 38
yard line,
Hut all previous demonstrations were as
quiet nsVKunday morning in lioxDorougn
innsredVlththe) dlnvhlchbroke looso from
the l'enn rooters when Welman's punt -was
blocked and cieary ten on mo uau uacn ui
Michigan's lino for touchdown. Tho Tenn
rooters hurled hats ahd programs Into the
air until the south stands lokcd like a
snowstorm. ...
Thousands of spectators left the stands
and grouped themselves around the field
after the Penn Bcoro had climbed to IS and
tho Wolverine's defense had crumbled to
pieces. They commenced to stream out of
the gates after Hobey Light's 30-yard run
took tho ball to Michigan's 10-yard lino
nnd Berry scored his third field goal bring
ing the score to 10 to 0. The band blared
out "The Red and Uluo" triumphantly.
As tho game ended the field was Instantly
black with running, howling, yelling Penn
adherent who bore the team off the field on
their shoulders and "snake-danced" riot
ously In the wake of the band. A' torrent
of hats went over the Michigan goal posts.
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BERRY'S BRILLIANT PLAYING HELPS
PENN CRUSH MICHIGAN BY 16 TO 0
rnutlntifd from Psre One ,
noinenal punting. Hery boots averaeed,
cloao. to 50 yards; they were well placed
nnd kept tho ball In Michigan, territory
ilurJoR most of tho game.
There was no scoring during tho first
two .period, but tho spirit of Bob Folwell
between tho halves Imbued tho Quakers
with a fight that could be appeared only
with victory.
Resides Horry's three field goals the Red
nnd Hluc also tallied a touchdown. The
Wolverine goal was crossed when Kddlo
Maynard blocked one of Wleman's punts
and Mitchell Cleary recovered the hall, back
of the goal posts.
Ilerry's first goal camo early In tho third
iwriod The Red nnd lllue fullback was
standing on the Michigan 30-yard line close,
to the side Hues, Tho angle looked Impos
sible, but his aim was true, and the ball
sailed over tho crossbar nmld an outburst
from tho Penn cheering section that has
not been equaled thH year.
His second goal canto In U10 dying
minutes of the third period. It was from
the B 7-yard line and was Just as nccurato
and majestic looking as his first
Twenty thousand witnessed the game.
Joseph Straus the fighting Texan half
back, got himself Into a heap of troublo at
the start of the second prrlod and Penn lost
his services for the rest of tho gime. Straus
lot his head when he saw "Wee" Weston
clip Captain Heine Miller from the rear
nnd he Immediately pounced on the Michi
gan quarterback. The two mixed It up on
the ground until pulled npart by Captain
Miller. Referee Nate Tufts was right on
tho Job and without a moment's hesitation
disqualified both Straus and Weston.
FIRST PHRIOD
Captain Miller and acting Captain Lam
bert met In the center of the field at 2-25
and the coin was tossed. Captain Miller
guessed right, elected to recelo the kick
off nnd defended the west goal.
Culver kicked off to Van (llnkle on Penn's
20-yard line and tho Red nnd Hluc end ran
the ball back to the 32-yard line.
Straus hit the line for B yards. Horry
plowed through for .1 more. Hert Hell
made 3 yards and first down. On n re
verso play. Heiry to Hell, tho Penn quarter
back slipped and fell without gain. Hanlsh
Intercepted Straus's forward pass on Penn's
I 5 -yard line.
Colin hit the line, but could not gain nn
Inch. Hanlsh tried the Penn first defense
nnd advanced only a yard. Hanlsh slip
ped off Penn's tight tnckle for 5 yards.
Hanlsh punted to Hell. It was Penn's
ball on their own 20-yard line. On a
fakc-klck formation, Horry circled Michi
gan's left end for 3 yards. Herry punted
53 yards to Michigan's 33-yard lino.
Weston was held after a 2-yard advance
Miller got Wleman nfter a 3-ynrd gain.
Weston made 4 yards oft Penn's right
tackle. Wleman made a yard and first
down. Hanlsh slipped between cenler and
guard for f yards. Weston went around
Penn's left end for G yards nnd first down,
bringing the ball to Penn's 45-yard line.
Cohn fuinhlod on the next play, but Cul
ver recovered for Michigan after a 2-yard
gain. Miller got Weston without gain.
Cohn .made only 2 yards. Wleman punted
to Berry, lie was clowned on Penn's 12
yard line. Bell wont off tackle for 4 yards.
Straus got through the lino for 4 more
Straus piled through for C more yards and
first down. Once again Straus tried It nnd
this time made 4 yards. Hert Bell was
smothered on a reverse play. Light carried
tho ball for the first time and advanced 3
yards. Straus got 4 yards and first down
off tackle.
Herry sprinted off tackle for 10 yards
and another first down, bringing the ball
to mldfleld. Hell tried tho lino nnd ad
vanced 3 yards. Hert Bell's forward pass
hit tho grounds. Berry tossed a forward
pass In. Bell for a 13-yard gain and first
down. ,Ivynnrd came nut of tho line and
carried; the ball, but got only a yard. Bert
Hell delayed the next pas and when be
finally tluuw tho ball Cohn intercepted for
Michigan on tho Maizo and Hluc 43-yard
line.
Weston slipped off tackle for 3 yards and
then 2 more. Wleman advanced only a
yard Here the first period ended with
the ball In Michigan's possession at mid
fieeld. Score, Penn, 0 ; Michigan, 0,
SECOND PERIOD
Wleman punted 12 yards out of bounds on
Penn's 43-yard line. Herry got 3 yards at
the line. Weston came very near Intercept
ing Bell's forward pass, but ho fumbled.
Aleck Wray got off a bad pass to Berry'
and l'enn lost 7 yards. Herry punted 45
yards to Cohn, who rnn back 22 yards to
Michigan's. 42-yard line. Wleman got only
a yard at tho line.
Michigan was holding on the play nnd
they sufTered a 15-yard penalty. Weston
marie 3 yards off tackle, Wleman advanced
5 arris. Miller got Wleman after a 2-yard
gain. Wieman punted 40 yards to Herry,
who ran back 10 yards to Penn's 40-yard
line
Weston clipped Miller from behind nnd
Straus Jumped on Weston nnd roughed It up
a bit on the field with tho Michigan quar
terback Referee Tufts put both Weston
and Straus out of tho game, (lenchach re
placed Weston at quarterback for Michigan
and Rosejiau took Straus's place, Penn lost
n yard on two plays and then Berry punted
40 yards to Michigan's 35-yard line. Han
lsh advanced 20 yards. Cohn hit the line
(or 3 more. AVIeman plowed through
Pnn's right tackle for 3 yards.
Wleman punted 33 yards to Berry, who
called for a free catch nnd made it on
Penn's 30-yard line. Hell, went through tho
line for 4 yards. Michigan was offside on
the next play nnd was penalized 6 yards,
Penn getting first down.
On a reerso play, LlghLto Bell, the Penn
quarterback mado 5 yards, but a Penn man
was detected holding and Tcnn was
penalized 15 yards.
Hobey LlRht circled Michigan's left end
for 13 yards. Berry went around Michi
gan's other wing for 5 yards. Bell's for
ward pass was blocked by Culver. Berry
punted 40 yards to Cohn who was downed
on Michigan's 36-yard line. Hanlsh mado
half a yard.
Qenebach crashed through the line for 2
yards. Cohn tried the line nnd made 3
yards. Wleman punted 35 yards to Bell,
who was thrown In his tracks on Penn's
30-yard line. Light found a hole In Michi
gan's line and sprinted 18 yards before he
was downed. Rosenau mado 3 yards. A
Tenn man was detected holding on the next
play and the Red and Blue was penalized
I yards.
Berry took the ball on tho next play, cir
cled left end for 15 yards and fumbled the
ball ns he was tackled, and n Michigan
man recovered on the Maize and Blue's 47'
.yard line. Rosenau knocked down a Michi
gan forward pass.
Cohn got through Tenn's line for 5 yards.
Wleman punted over tho goal line and It
was Penn's ball on her own 20-yard mark.
Bell hurt his arm on tho last play and
time was called by Tenn. Bell resumed
play. Berry lost 3 yards oTi a fake-kick
formation. Light was thrown, without gain
by Lambert Berry punted 50 yards to
Qenebach. who was thrown In his tracks
by Delter. . , .
Hanlsh made a yard at the dine, and then
Light threw Cohn for" a S-yard loss. Wle
man punted- 43 yards out-of bounds , on
Penn's 22-yard line. On a reverse play,
Berry to Bell, the Penn quarterback: was
thrown without gain. Before the teams
could lino up again the halt ended. Score:
Penn, 0 ; Michigan, 0.
THIRD PERIOD.
Culver kicked off to Van dlnklc, who re
turned tha ball to Penn's 28-yard line.
Berry went through tackle for 4 yards.,
Rosenau made only a yard at the line.
Light went oft tackle for 4 yards. Berry
punted 5 yards out of bounds on Michi
gan's S-yard line. Oenebach tried, to catch
the ball but fumbled and. a Tenn man re
covered. Light and Btrry got only 2
yards. On the 'next pUyFenn was de
tected holdlnf and.ihe.Jle4. and Blue pen
silted II ysrdU. putting the ball on Mich!-'
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the uprights nnd over the cross bars for
first score, giving Penn a 3 to 0 advan
tage. Culver kicked off to Van Olnkle, who
carried tho ball back to Penn's 27-yard line.
Herry punted 50 yards to Oenebach, who
was thrown on Michigan's 30-yard line,
Wleman tried tho lino nnd got 2 yards.
Cohn slipped eff tacklo for 2 morn yards.
Oenebach fumbled on tho next play, but
Wleman recovered for a 3-yard loss. Wle
man punted 40 yards to Bell, who rnn back
20 yards, l'enn was penalized 15 yards for
holding, which took the ball back to the
Red nnd Rluo 46-yard line. Light cut
through tho line for 4 yards.
Hell mare 1 yard. Rosenau plowed
through the Michigan lino for 3 yards.
Herry punted 65 yards to Oenebach, who
was thrown In his tracks by Maynard on
Michigan's 5-yard line. Wleman punted ,tr.
yatds to Hell, who was thrown In his
tracks on Michigan's IG-yard line. Herry
circled Michigan's left end for 22 yards.
Herry was held on a reverse play without
gain on Michigan's 24-yard line, Penn
tried tho trlplo pass, but Bell did not get
mirier it and it hit tho ground.
Light circled Michigan's right end nnd,
nfter dodging half tho team, made 13 yards
and first down on Michigan's 10-yard line.
Herry mndo a yard. Wleman Intercepted
Bell's forward pass on his own 10-yard lino.
Wleman punted 40 yards to Bell, who re
turned the ovn! 11 yards to Michigan's 20
yard line.
Hells forward pass grounded. Light ad
vanced 8 yards on tho next play, but the
ball was brought back and Penn penalized
5 yards for offside. Hell threw another for
ward pass and once again Wleman Inter
cepted It. this time on Michigan's 20-yard
line. Wleman hit tho line for 2 yards.
Wleman was thrown nfter 1-yard gain
on a trick play. Wleman punted 30 yards
to Bell on Michigan's 45-yard lino. Rosenau
dropped out of bounds after n 2-yard gain.
Serry sprinted off tnckle Jor 7 yards. Michi
gan was ofT-slrie on the next play nnd suf
fered n 5-yard penalty, glxlng l'enn first
down. Hoyd got Herry wllhout gain. Rose
nan plowed through tho lino for 3 yards
Sparks, the crippled Michigan bark, re
placed Oenebach for Michigan at quarter
back. Hell fnlled to gain. Herry dropped"
back to the 37-yard line and from n dllll
cult nnglo near the sldo lines kicked an
other field goal. Scoro: Penn, G; Michi
gan, 0.
Here the period ended, before the kick-off.
Score: Penn. G: Mlchlgnn, 0
FOURTH PERIOD
Cruse replaced Cohn at left halfback
for Michigan. Culver kicked off to May
nard. who ran back to Penn's .".1-yard line.
Light got 2 yard through the line. Light
dodged through the Michigan first defense
for 5 yards Berry made 2 arils through
the line. Herry punted C0 yards to Sparks,
who was thrown without gain by Wray nnd
Miller on Michigan's 17-yard line.
Welman Inst .1 yards at tho line. Wei
man punted 41 yards to Herry. who called
for a frco catch nnd made It on Michigan's
47-yard line Herry tried a freo field goal
from the 4 7-yard line nnd missed by sev
eral yards. It was Michigan's ball on her
own 20-yard line. Welnian got a ynrri
through the line. Sparks was tossed by Mil
ler without gain. Maynnrd nnd Delter
broke through and blocked Welman's punt
The ball rolled over tho goal line nnd
Cleary recovered for a touchdown for Penn.
Score- l'enn, 12; Michigan, 0,
Herry kicked the goal. Score: Penn, 13;
Michigan, 0.
Herry kicked off to Sparks, who was
thrown on -Michigan's Jo-yard line. Michi
gan fumbled on the next play, but recovered.
A Michigan forward pass bit tho ground
Another Michigan pass hit the earth. Wle
man punted 25 yards to Herry, who was
thrown on Michigan's 17-yard line. Light
went qff tacklo for 3 yards. Bell also went
off tacklo for 2 yards.
On a fake forward pass Herry carried the
ball through the line for G yards and first
down A forward pass, Herry to Hell, netted
5 yards. Rnsennu carried half of the Michi
gan team on his shoulders for a 10-yard
advance nnd first down, bringing the ball
to Michigan's 20-yard line.
Tenn was offside on tlm next play nnd
was penalized 5 yards. Hell's forward pass
hit the ground. Another toss by Bell
grounded. Van Oinklo gd a pnss from
Hell for a gain of S yards. Standing on tho
26-yard line, Berry tried a field goal, but
missed by inches. Tho ball was brought out
and given to Michigan on her own 20.ynrd
lino. Berry Intercepted a 50-yard pass from
Wleman nt mldfleld.
Light dodged through tho Yost defense
for ('. yards. Light marie 3 yards on tho
next play. He carried the ball again nnd
made one yard and first down. Rosenau
got through for 3 yards, but Penn was
penalized 15 yards for holding. Hell mado
3 yards on a reverse play. Berry sprinted
around left end for 7 yards, where ho was
run out of bounds.
Berry got 5 yatds on tho next play, but
once again Penn was peuullzed 15 yards for
holding, taking the ball back to Penn's 45
yard line. Wleman throw Berry for a
3-yard1 loss. Thomas 'as shaken up on tho
last play and Penn took tlmo out. Thomas
did not leave tho gnme.
Herry punted 4S yards to Cruse, who re
turned tho ball to Michigan's 27 yard lino
beforo he was thrown. Rosenau knocked a
Michigan forward pass into the air and
Hell cauglit the ball beforo It hit the earth
and returned it- to Michigan's 34-yard line,
Rosenau hit tho Hno for 2 yards.
Light ran 22 yards to Michigan's 1 0-yard
line. Herry mndo only n yard nt tho line.
Thomas camo out of the line to carry the
hall and lost 3 yards. Berry circled
Michigan's right end for 5 yards, bringing
the ball to Michigan's 8-yard lino. Berry
went back to the 1 S-yard lino nnd booted
his third field goal of tho game. Score
Penn, IB; Michigan, 0.
Qulgley replaced Bell at quarterback for
Penn. Beiry kicked off to Wleman, who re
turned the ball to Michigan's 25-yard line.
Rosenau knocked a Michigan forward pass
to the earth Another Michigan pass was
beaten down by Wray. Light Intercepted
Wleman's aerial toss and before tho teams
could line up the game ended. Score: l'enn,
16; Michigan, 0.
PENN STATE AND WESTERN
MARYLAND PLAY TODAY
Tenn Btata
TUuch
Hills
Kraft
Orimths.. ....
CaarneekTa....
Kinchins
Maryland Rtatn
, left end Wiseman
left tackle ..., Orban
lrft nuard Kulllvan
.. center )'oster
rlcht suard Rpnley
rlcht tacklo Stubhs
riuht end Altrheann
Cenover.
Wnv. nnarterback KnodA
Hoi, l left jialfbnck Fletcher
Pond rlcht halfback Arthur
Orosa fullback Mai Donald
STATE COLLKOH, Pa., Nov. 17 renn
State and Maryland Stnte met for tho first
time on the gridiron hero today. Both
teams were hard hit by the loss of prom
inent players who have been called to the
colors and each has suffered defeat several
times this season. They appeared to be
evenly matched, however, as to weight and,
speed. The Boumemem were uepcnaing- on
their open attack to win from the Ulue and
White.
OHIO STATE WILL CLASH
WITH ILLINOIS TODAY
COLUMRUS, Nov. 17. "Chic" Harlcy,
Ohio's All-American backfield man, waB the
ace on which State followers were counting
to defeat Illinois here this afternoon In the
annual game between these undefeated
elevens. Coach Wilce has. built State' pr
fense largely around Harley and his work
was expected to decide State's fate.
With weather conditions- Ideal' and both
teams In the beat shape of the -year the
gant was expected to drfcw, a capacity
crowd. BUU Mill ruled a ttronr farerlu.
odds at it to Ton ute Ytttorr or omb
Waey that) aKato, wins, by. fourteen yetato
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RADNOR DEFEATS
LOWER MERI0N
Coach Douthett's Team Cap
tures Championship of
Main Line
VICTORS' BACKS STAR
ARDMORE. m Nov. 17.
One of tho largest crowds thnt has ever
gathered for a Lower Mcrloti-Rndnor High
School game saw Radnor win -with the score
1 1 to (I In Its favor.
Stuart, of Lower Merlon, scored the first
touchdown after a scries of smashing lino
plunger. In which he starred nnd which put
the ball at the end of the flrst period n
few feet from the line of tho surprised
Wayne schoolboys, who expected anything
but the splendid offensive developed by
l,ouck's eleven. Wilson missed a dllllcult
goal.
Radnor's players took the bit In their
teeth nfter that, but several revero penal
ties for holding nnd offside playing wore
needed because the Radnor boys could
break only short gains. Tho penalties gave
the hall to Radnor 20 yards from tho Lower
Merlon line. Five lino plunges by Benul
ner, Fery and Dotterer did tho buck, though
he had to shove It over from tho famous
six-Inch line. Tho huge Radnor contingent
went wild, especially when Captain Albert
son kicked the goal.
Lower Merlon scored flrst in tho enrly
part of the second period. Steward, tho full
back, made a touchdown, and Wilson, the
big tackle, kicked tho goal.
Near the end of the half Dotterer mnde
a touchdown nnd Albertsen klckrd tho goal
for Radnor. Following a punt by Radnor
a lxiwer Merlon boy fumbled tho ball, which
went Into possession of Douthet's team. It
was not long nfter this when Radnor scored.
F0RDIIAM CONFIDENT IN
BATTLE WITH CORNELL
New Yorkers Enter Game Minus
Services of Captain Ken-
drick and Frisch
I'nrdrnni. rnltlnn
Pltzpatrlrk I'fl end....
ChrlKllanson left tsrkle. .
AIiIm.u left imnrd. .
(lol,1n center
McOraft tlchl cunrtl. .
llullrk rlcht tnckle. .
IVmo rlcht "-nil . .
I'rnint nuarterlmrk.
Krwlff Wt hnlfhnck.
rialtlsnn rlsht Imlfh.irk.
llrrnnsn fullhnt-k
Cornell.
.... fnlvln
...-. Harris
. . . StrainB
Trmvhrlda
. . HwAnmm
. .ltnrrlmnn
fcplecelbenr
. Nethrentt
Cross
, . . Hnrrman
. Pendleton
ITHACA. N. Y., Nov. 17.
A confident Fordham team and a des
perate Cornell eleven faced ench other hero
today In the final game on tho local grid
Iron. The New York eleven was fully as
heavy as Cornell ind was keyed up to a
fighting pitch by tho prospect of overcom
ing tho Ithacans. who concededly were much
below their usual standard. Coach Mc
Caffrey expressed confidence that his men
would win despite tho fact that Captain
Kendrlck nnd Frisch, one of his best half
backs, were slated not to start.
Ackernccht. left tacklo, and Rcuther.
center, were tho only regulars missing
from the Cornell lineup. Tho balance of
tho Cornell team was rendy for a hard bat
tle Weather conditions were good,
ARMY IN BIG LEAD
OVER LEBANON VALLEY
Murrill and Oliphant Help Sol
diers Materially to Put
16 Points Across
Army Lebanon Volley
March... left end Mnrrlpon
lili.in left tackle At llrlcs
Adams left cuard Potter
Stokes center Hlmondett
Veeircr right minrd Clark
Knight rlcht tackle ., I'lshhurn
llorr rlcht end Winn
Murrill nunrterlirk Keating
Wlek left halflmek Iturp
Walker rlslit halfliark Haines
Oliphant fullback Wolker
rtefereo Whiting. Cornell UmsVe Hann.
Harvard. llend llnenmsn Donnelly. Trinity.
lime, oi pTioas r iiieen minutes.
WF.ST TOINT. N. Y Nov. 17. The
cadets, with Oliphant running back Keat
ing'. kick-off. had the ball at mldfleld on
the first play. Short nnd long Jabs nt the
line landed tho ball on Iebanou Valley's
5-yard line. Wicks, Wnlker and Oliphant
all featuring In the drive until Wicks went
over for tho score. Tho goal was missed.
After tho kick-off nnd an exchango of
punts Murrill, for the Army, heeled a fair
catclt on Lebanon Valley's 40-yard line and
Oliphant kicked a field goal. Score: Army,
!i ; Lebanon Valley, 0.
Oliphant scored a touchdown and kicked
a goal when time ended tho quarter. Army.
10 j Lebanon Valley, 0.
BUCKNELL ENTERS BATTLE
WITH GETTYSBURG BOYS
Record Crowd Sees These Young
Elevens in Dip; Tilt at
Hnrrisburg
C.ettysburc . . Itucknell
lloutl left end Hall
Thompson led tackle Kline
Fisher left traard Uoawell
Newcom center Hintth
Marcus rWht cuard nillnit
Ovler rlcht tackle, .leapt.) Ncweombe
Ollllland rlcht end Freeh
Moyer (capt.) quarterback Weddell
Hamll left halfback Morrison
StchefTer right halfback , . , , Hoot Is
l'hlllln" fullback Lewis
Officials rtefereo. Eoerle. Swarthmore: um
pire, llyan, Michigan: linesman. Saul, Otttrbeln.
IIARRISnima, Nov. 17, Rucknell, the
lighter team, was tho favorite today In
tho game with Gettysburg Collego. These
teams met here today In tho nnnuat .battle
before 4000 people. Both Institutions sent
bands nnd large student bodies by special
trains, including Uucknell co-eds and the
fleltysburg military unit.
KEPHARDT WINNER OF
CROSS-COUNTRY RUN
Gillen Leads tho Field Until Within
Twenty Yards of the
Tapo
Harry S. Kephardt, of the Meadowbrook
Club, was the winner of the flftetn-mllo
cross-country race of the A. A. U. Felix;
S. allien, Northwest, led tho field of twenty
until the last 20 yards, when Kephardt
flashed by him and beat Mm to tho tape.
The summary I
Harry H. Kephardt. Meadowbrook
112:35
112:37
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31:80
Felix . omen. oi-inwm
InKn T. flrAV. TsTorthwest ..
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Charles Harvey. Meadowbrook
........
James Morris, unattacneu ..
....
11. i'. mecei. Aieroaownrooii . ....
A. Turner. Meadowbrook
J, 1. Nauchton. Meadowbrook
-, li, iiurton, uermaniown jioyn,,,,..
J, McCacuc. Meadow brook , . .
TIGER "INFORMALS" BEAT
WISSAHICKON RESERVES
Trimble, of Pittsburgh, Helps Prince
ton Roll Up. Scora of 41-0
Against Visitor! '
. PRINCETON.. N. X, Not, 1T.-tW1Ui
Trumbte, ot Ban. Atm, IHl, bwlt PHta-
burck. atarrter fer.tM vmmm
team, taa ,myn jr e 4'
LA SALLE WINS
FROM ST. JOSEPH
Only Score Is Touchdown by
Simendinger in First
Period
SEVERAL MEN INJURED
'.it Salle
Mulltteam, . ,
I'ttintce
Mnctilrfl
ItntKer
Tuilor
Snarerelll....
Milan. . .n. , , ,
Slniendnmrr
Morttn
81. Joseph's
....;. louililln
JfthAim
Water
. ...T. Iioufhlln
vjnn
Ilrltt
Piiurherty
Morrl
llnccan
Meyer
,. left end
left turkte
, left Kiinrd ....
. . . ren(er
, rlnlit Kiiunl ....
rixlit.t.irkle ....
fi'iarterlmrk . .
left leiirl.irk ...
rleht jmlftmik ..
. . . f ulllmck . . . .
Downey.
Ilmntre "reer. Wejlejsn
Keferre
Wrlclit, Hates. Iliwl Ilnenmnn-
Murphy. Time
10 ana 13 nilnule pert out.
HOUSTON FIF.LD, Nov 17.
La fiallo and St. Josoph clashed this
afternoon on Houston Field. The old
rivalry was In the teams and In the cheer
ing stands, Simendinger, La Sille's left
half, was In tho gnmo nnd La Salle looked
to him to make doubly sure Its chances for
success.
St. Joseph, without stars, fought stub
bornly, but La Salle seemed to hnve the
"ndviintnge at the start.
St. Joseph won the toss -ind Simon
dinger, of La Hallo, kicked off to Mnnon.
und Morris brought him down. Dugan
went through center for 5 yards. Meyer
fumbled, but Dougherty recovered the ball
Dugan went through right tnckle for 3
yards. Dougherty mado first down, but
was offside nnd a S-yard penalty forced
Dugnn to punt to Simendinger, who ran
back 35 yards.
St. Joseph took the ball on anwns ami
Dugan failed to gain for St. Jon on an at
tempted end run. Dugan's poor punt was
blocked nnd Mulhenrn recovered the ball.
Slmendlnger'fl lino plunging gave La Salle
first down on St. Joo's S-yard line, Downey
mndo 4 yards through center. Simendinger
wns given tho honor and he went through
right tnckle for a touchdown. Cascarclll
missed tho goal.
Score: La Salle, G; St. Joe, 0
Simendinger again kicks oft and Duffy
rnn It back 5 yards. Dougherty hit tho
lino for 3 yards. Period ended here. Scoro:
LaSallc, G; St. Joe, 0.
SECOND TKRIOD
Soon after the ball was put In play In
tho second period, Dougherty, St. Joo's
star, mnde a 20-yard end run. At this
point Clark was put In Dcvlne's place. A
long forward pass, Dougherty to Clark,
which would have nut St. Joe on their
foes' 10-yard line, was grounded. After
reneated calns by Dougherty. St. Joe's
great line plunger, DufTy. ('.aught a pass
Tor 15 yards. St .Too tried another pass,
hut this time Downey Intercepted It. On
the next a double fumblo was made, still
giving LaSallo thd ball.
First half ended with the ball In La
Salle's possession. Score: LaSalle, G; St.
Joe, 0.
St. Joseph held La Salle through the
second period nnd threatened tho foe's goal
but the half ended before tho team huh
able to show whether it had tho power and
skill to follow Its advantage to success.
The halt ended with tho ball In La Salle's
possession on La Salle's own 15-yard line.
Tho scoro was still (1 to 0 in La Salle's
favor.
Forward passes were resorted to by St.
Joe to overcome La Salle's advantage of
greater experience and weight. Sometimes
they failed. Sometimes they tnicceeded. La
Salle got the ball back of Its 15-yard line
nnd had it advanced, chiefly by Slmon
dlnger's efforts, to that lino when the halt
ended.
Simendinger, of La, Salle, opened the sec
ond half with a kick to St Joe's 16-yard
line. Dougherty rnn It back to his own
38-yard line. Dugan gained 3 yards through
center. Morris failed to gain on an off
tacklo play. Meyer's punt wns blocked and
C. Loughlln recovered It for St. Joe.
Dougherty was thrown for a loss by Mul
hcatn. Dugan punted ard Devlne tackled
Moran in his tracks.
with the ball In mldfleld. Simendinger hit
tho lino for 5 yards. C. Loughlln stopped
Downey and tho linesman decided that It
wns a first down on St. Joe's 40-yard line.
Simendinger again made a great open-field
run, gaining 22 yards. He was downed by
Waters. On a lino shift, Simendinger
gained six yards. Ho was hurt, but re
sumed play. St. Joe took tho ball on downs
on their own 10-yard line. Dougherty failed
to gain as tho third period ended. Score
La Salle, G; St. Joe, 0.
FOURTH TERIOD
Duffy went In for Morris and Dougherty
tried a right-end run, nnd Maguire, of La
Salle, was hurt In the play. Ho resumed
play, however. Dugan punted nnd Simon
dinger wns downed by C. loughlln. Mason,
La Salle quarterback, was hurt In tho play
nnd Casearrelll was carried cf the field.
McWlllims went In for him nnd Mason
resumed play. Slmondlnger gained 2 yards
on n lino plunge. He again tried tho line,
and this time Duffy brought him down.
Special Display of Stetfoni
Army Hats in t otk win dpwe
1224 Ckestnut Street.
at
There appears to be no question
that the Stetson Regulation
Army Hat is the one wanted
by all men who desire the baft.
JOHN B. STETSON COM
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CAMP MEADE
C0NSH0HI
Neither Team Scores ih ,
Game at Norris
town GUS WELCH THE
Camp Mrade Officers
Conihohi
rtnrev
Weymer
Ernst ,..
Itlchardt
Lehman .
Hterner .
ritamond
Milln ...
Welsh ..
hartley
Tlghe . . ,
Iteferee
......,.ifii vno .....
left tarkte
left guard .'
.center. ..
right suard
rlcht tackle........
...-.. .rlcht end ,
quart nrbacKi ..'......
.left halfback
POtl
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fullback
YPaati
Ispobv. ,nn. tftnolee.
irinuy
i.ineman i'laee, urainua,
"H. P.VJ
NORR1STOWN, Pa., Nov. 17. WIttfaaV?a!
teams struggling desperately, the gameriUK.:
twecn Camp Meade officers and OoTufahty
nocken enued In a scoreless tie. .f x
Dick Diamond, Phil Barry and Frnkyk
rTlptl DM envnrttita frnwi vatf-vtt..ar TfkWj-ttB
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soldiers were expected to give the prof-M
slonal eleven a stiff game today. ,.)";. t Vj...
The husky elovens battled to a cotmm. r?'V
tlo during tho flrst period of the claatfta', $t
wio -luiiimunii iiiKu ueio. xnereuilauj
plenty of ginger In the game. About IMO
was taken In at the match, It was esti
mated. ifl
Mylln got through the Conshohocken
for several long runn, while PouniilflMl'
phllO-llV an tirlltlntit fni VI tnm '
r .. .i j m v. W
A.cbuu.i.K Mia Kmne u. juuauo utiuna
iii-iu wuh nnaaea ny me siepnens juijulbi -. .-
nana or fifty pieces. Volunteer roej
women workers carried a huge AmertefR
flng along the track, arousing tremens
cheering from Oi spectators. W,
Conshchocken kicked oft. Clever forward
passes by the officers counterbalanced tV
fectlvo line plunging, in which Kennedy Ml
Pown-11! excelled The ball was In TnidfleM
when the quarter ended, recalling the a
less game tho two teams played two wejjfM,
ago. ',,
In tho second period Conshohocken re
ceived the kick-off. losing the ball -oW-lt
10-yard lino. Things looked blue forr;t6
"Irontowners" when they were penalised
twice. Pownall retrieved the threatened
disaster by grabbing a 26-yard forward,
pass from Meade on the midline. Teatw
ley. n former Northeast High School star,
replaced Kennedy and Conshohocken braosd
further, PownaH'e kicking carrying the all
deep Into Meade's territory, Schoch, former
Cornell star, replaced Frank Tighe,
captain of Penn, at fullback' for the selected'
army commanders. Tighe still bore the
murks of the Marlne-Meade game. Score:
Meade, 0; Conshohocken, 0. Swartx re
placed Kurtz in nne-up. ..
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LUIlllin OLUaEO EifilYLI 't
drtd
LEAD AGAINST P.
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Chester Cadets Hold Brown arid
White to 13-7 Margin at
Half Time
Lehleh
Saxman left end....,
Opacna left tackle...
MacDonald left cuard..
Karly eenter
llhoada rlcht guard..,
Johnson rlcht tackle..,
Younc rlrht end.-.,
Herrlncton quarterback..
Maclnnls left halfback.,
Bavarrla rlcht halfback.
Wj eocklo fullback .... ,
r. m. c.
Davis
FIrnn
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BETHLKHKM, Pa,, Nov. 17. Z.e,klftl
scored 13 points on P. M. C. this afta
nnon In the first half, but could not presets
being scored on by the sturdy military Jads.
I-hlgh early In the first period took th
ball down tho field for GO yards, Maglnnes
going over. Karly In the second period, Le
high scored again, but not before Fol
failed In n placement from the 38-yard Jn.
. -
1'iunging ana snon cna runs were respon
sible for Lehigh's second score. Herrlnc
ton fumbled on the 5-yard line, but Ttqw
ered and Maglnnes plunged over.' , ,.
P. M. C, showing flashes of speed "la
spots, now settled down to work and Hor
lachcr took tho ball 25 yards on a forward
pass from Pool. Then Sweeney made lt;
first down. Another forward pass from
Pool and Horlacher, on a criss-cross, took
the ball to Lehigh's 14-yard line. Lehigh
here braced, but Pool pulled off another
forward pass to Sweeney, who dashed over
tho line.
From the kickoff Lehigh went right up
the field on two pretty forward passes.
The half ended with the ball on P. M. C
4-yard line. jf-n
1.
Good Scores at S. S. White. Shoot.', 'Ml
A Thembaon and F.
'.Stdebotham were tho i.'Wj
winners of the 8. 8. White
Holmesburw Junction today. Baeh ccored forty- &&
men hila out of a ponslbla nfty. TwentJtaHa Visa
n-n entered tho contest.
(ray, Mathews and Lrfidce
Cochran, Harper, Williams
made forty.atx'hlt;,
and Wooten, tyrey-
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