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Show ILLINOIS BEATS OHIO; rIELD GOAL IN LAST PERIOD DECIDES GAME Chick Harley Again Only Effective Man on Columbus Co-lumbus Eleven; Adversaries Center Attack Upon Star and Result Proves Wisdom of Policy; Western Conference Championship Cham-pionship Decided. ! WESTERN CONFERENCE. STANDING OF THE TEAMS. Won. Lost P.C. Illinois 6 1 -S57 Ohio State 3 1 .750 Chicago 4 - .667 Wisconsin 3 - .600 Minnesota 3 2 .G00 ftwa .-.. 2 2 .500 Michigan 1 1 ..209 Northwestern' 1 4 .-00 Indiana 0 3 .000 .Purduo 0 S .000 .OLUMBUS. Nov. 22. Illinois is the i ' champion of the western confer-I confer-I ence as the result of defeating Ohio State, 9 to 7, in a sensations!, holly contested game on Ohio field here this afternocr.. Each team has now lost one game this fieason. "Wisconsin defeating Illinois, but Ohio has played only four conference .games, while Illinois has played seven. In addition to its being a championship game, today's contest was the last college col-lege football game for Chick Harley. Ohio State's sensational all-American half. Until Un-til today Ohio State had never been de-Jeated de-Jeated with Harley playing. Illinois drew first blood in the first period, when Sternaman made a sensational sensa-tional run of fifty yards for a touchdown. Ohio State countered in the third period, pe-riod, when Harley made a touchdown and kicked goal, gaining a lead of one point over the mini. Just prior to the end of the game Bob Fletcher of Illinois Illi-nois kicked a beautiful field goal, making mak-ing the score 9 to 7 and losing to Ohio -State the undisputed championship. Illini Score First. Acting Captain Ingwerson of Ulinois Won the toss and chose to receive the kickoff. Ohio State immediately began -working Harley. but he was dropped for a hree-yard loss by .Applegram of Illinois Illi-nois and later missed a try for goal from tile thirty-four-yard line, the ball going to Illinois on her own twenty-yard line. Sternaman of Illinois circled Ohio State's end for a run of fifty yords and ior the first touchdown against Ohio State this year. Reichle of Illinois made an unsuccessful un-successful attempt to kick goal. The period pe-riod ended with the score standing; Illinois. Illi-nois. 6; Ohio State. 0. The run made by Sternaman of Illinois Illi-nois around Ohio State's left end in the first period produced the first toueb-tiown toueb-tiown made against Ohio State this season. sea-son. It was made possible by almost per-lleet per-lleet Interference and after nine minutes of play. . Sternaman was the principal ground gainer for the Illini. S On the other hand. Chick. Harley, Ohio State's sensational halfback, was downed Almost every time he attempted to carry .he ball and in the first two periods was twice thrown for losses. Illinois seemed to play for Harley every scrimmage. Several times at the beginning of the second period Ohio State was forced to punt out of danger. Illinois appeared to e playing a better brand of football and was on the offensive most of the time. Thy. seemed to get Harley every time ie got the ball, and once again Harley 'was thrown for a loss. However. Ohio State's line stiffened m the second period pe-riod and Illinois was unable to score. Ralph Fletcher of Illinois was slightly Injured, In-jured, but was able to resume play. The 'period ended with the score remaining; Illinois. 6; Ohio State, 0. Ohio Takes Lead. Mohr replaced Leifvendahl for Illinois and Sternaman returned to left half In "place of Ralph Fleicher at the beginning of'the third period. Captain Kopp also replaced re-placed Crangle for Illinois. Ohio State kicked off to Kopp. who was downed on his twenty-five-yard line. iSternaman gained four yards; Kopp failed to gain; Fternaman lost a yard and Car-riey Car-riey was forced to punt to Stlnchcomb of "Ohio State, w-ho was thrown on the Till nois forty-nine-yard line. Harley then hit the line for six yards and worked a forward pass for eleven more. Harley and Bliss of Ohio State bucked -.e line ofr a tolal of six more yards. Harley's forward pass was intercepted on Tllinois fifteen-yard line, but Illinois was forced to pnt. Ohio State, after several Jine plunges and another forward pass, also was forced to punt out of danger. Sternaman of Illinois failed to gam. Illini Winner. Ohio tied the score when Harley scored "a touchdown. The game had developed Into a seesaw, both teams awaiting an 6penlng. Illinois again was forced to lkdnt. Ohio State worked a successful forward pass, placing the ball on Illinois' Illi-nois' three-yard lino. Harley then made a line buck for a touchdown, tying the score, and then kicked goal. The period nded with the score: Illinois, Ohio State, 7. In the fourth period Nemeoek replaced Moltcamp at center for Ohio State. It rft Illinois' ball, but Bliss of Ohio State stopped a forward pass and Illinois was -forced to punt. Davles replaced Bliss for Ohio State. Harley was forced to punt again for Ohio State, but regained the bail a minute min-ute later, when an Illinois' forward pasn was intercepted. Ohio State almost immediately im-mediately was forced to punt, but the attempted at-tempted place kick of Craney of Illinois failed and It again was Ohio's ball on her own twenty-yard line. Bob Fletcher of Illinois again put h!s '.eatn tn the lead with a minute and a half yet to play, when he kicked a field goal from the thirty-yard line, making the core: Illinois. 9; Ohio State. 7. The ptfffod and the game ended shortly afterwards. after-wards. Lineup and summary: Illinois (9. Ohio State 7). Carney le Slyker Ingwerson It Huffman Ufvendah! lg Plxley Depler c Xemrcek AppkgTam rg TfOtl Petty rt Spiers -ftelchle re Mower Bh Kleuher nb Htlnch.-oinb Hternaman lhh Taylor Wairjuist rhb Harley Crangle fb Willaman Illinois xcoring: Touchdown Hterna-man. Hterna-man. Ool from placement ft. FtMcher. For Ohio State: Touchdown Harley. -Goal from touchdown Harley. aubstltutlons: Illinois R. FUtcbtr for Sternaman; Mohr for Ufvendahl; Kopp for Crangle: Olander for Petty; Kock f r iriffwerson; Ems for Applgram; .Middle -ton for Kms. Ohio State HMss for Ty-or; Ty-or; IfadDonald for Flower; rloltkamp for Nemecek ; Wavles for Bliss; Kwart for Trott, Ueferee Birth 'f Karlham. Umpire .Soliommer of Chicago, Field Judge Unydsr of Harvard. Head llneimai Thurber. Time ft periods Fifteen mln-ute'i. |