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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Colorado Aggie Quarterback Makes r 17, 1920 Run for Touchdown to Beat D. U. 91-Ya- rd Farmers Pull Qame From . i Goes Through Denver; Ament Makes Goal. DEWER Colo. Oct I (Bjr the Associated Pres A run by Glen Davis, Colorado Aggie quarterback, fn the closing minutes of play enabled the 1925 Rocky mountain champions to defeat Denser university 7 to 6, In one of the greatest exhibitions of football ever seen in ninety-one-ya- Denver With but six minutes to play, Davis took a punt on his own nine-var- d line and raced through the entire Denver eleven for a touchdown, and the Aggies rode to victory on the toe of Ament, substitute quarterback, who converted the try for point after touchdown. Today s victory established the Aggies as favorites to take the title for a second successive year Denver scored in the second quarter, when Mildrexter plowed off tackle for a touchdown after a series of brilliant forward passes took the ball to the shadow of the Aggie goal lost Aggie supporters viewed the victory with double glee, pointing to the fTct that Faje Rankin, captain and lackfield ace, was out of the game with injuries and declaring the story f the struggle would have been different with him In the lineup Denver university had utplaved the Fort Collins aggregation throughout the first half of the game, advancing the ball 120 vard on scrimmage and making substantial gains with the forward pass The Pioneers shattered ihe Farmer defense in the first quarter, while the Aggies were unable to make a gain by line plunging, passing or hitting around end The Aggies made a spurt in the second quarter making two first downs and stopping the line work of the Pioneers Denver then opered up with a passing attack which put the ball d on the Aggie line The AgDenver lost five yards for gies held A Denver back fumbeing offside bled and recovered on the fourteen-varline A pas failed and the AgDenver made gies took the ball eertes of paes which put the four-yar- d Utah Students to See Boulder-Uta- h Contest Oct 16 (By the Colo GOLDFN four Press ) Scoring Associated touchdowns and flashing three runs sixty-fiv- e and sixty-seve- n of fortv eight irffs respectively Pete Brown flashy halfback led Colorado State Teachers college to a victory over the (oloradv Mines on Brooks It was the first time field todav the hlstorv of the school that in the Teachers have defeated a Crlo-rad- o n the football field opixment PPM REGIS TP O t ciated press - An WINS. By the Asso Irishman named placed the stigma of chfeit n Bethany college of Linds-br- g Kan for the first time In three when he scored a touchdown fOHHfni converted the point afterwards and added a field goal for Regis college In TUardon today Continued on Page Twenty Haskell Indians Beat Dayton TT football contest, which will be held st Bonlder. Oolo., Satur23. Believing that October day, a team is only as good ss the it is given, the live wires of the state university are making arrangements to charter a special train to carry approximately one hundred fans to thevridfert. The booster special will leave Friday afternoon and arrive at Boulder at 10 oclock the morning of the game. The band of Ute backers will parade the streets of the Silver and Gold towns as s part of the Univerg sity of Colorado A program of day celebration. activities will follow the contest, and the train which will start homeward at 11:30 o'clock arrives in Salt Lake Sunday afternoon. Alumni, members of the boosters' organization and tbe band will make no the party of enthusiasts. Alumni, students and other interested fans must with Eliot Gates concerning the proposed trip immediately. sop-po- rt ARMY COMES FROM UNDE AND WINS home-comin- MIDDIES SCALP PRINCETON TEAM Syracuse Bested, 27 to 21, Bitter Contest; Cadets Strong. WEST POINT. V T. Oct. IS (By the Associated Press ) Army's powerful eleven, which was the under dog for two periods, made a strong finish to defeat Syracuse today by 27 to 21 before 20 000 spectators. In the military aademvs new stadium While Biff Jones pupil swept back the orange horde In a hard earned victory, Svracuse went down fightii g and yielded only after stubborn resistance in the closing period Army displaved mldscason form today in a wonderful attack which was more of the orthodox order than has heretofore charIn acterized Ihe Cadets' offensive the third period the Cadets went from line to a touchdown on their thrusts off tackle ai d through center The West Pointers could not successfully turn the orange wings rhinoceros which he bagged where both Hanson and Krchokaz Here Is a picture of Dr. B. Y. O'Toole, now with the biological surrey and stationed at Miami Fla., and a three-to- n JSprague, Schmidt in Africa. Dt. OToole recently announced he was coming to Salt Lake to take part in the last wild buffalo hunt which will be held in American plaved brilliantly and Daly were outstanding In their fine line play today In the third period Army'a fine offensive wore down the groi-MICHIGAN AND over crashed Harding through FriedmAn for a touchdown, M ilson kicked the goal, from.which e making the score 14 to 13, In s favor In the final period the Cadets scored twice, Harding running to a touchdown from an Intercepted pas and Milsoi going over Smash on a line plunge for another Minnesota but It was Heavy Collegians Swamped, Chicago Routed for Sixth 1925 Champs Meet Thrillthen that Syracuse unleashed Its air attack, whkh netted them their fiIowa Makes Grand Way to 67-- 0 Victory nal tou hdown. Time Before Penn Maing Defeat in New ground-gulnln- Navy Backs Smash Tiger Line for Brilliant 27-1- 3 Victory. PRINCETON N J, Oct 16 (By the Associated Pres ) THe Navy Invaded the Princeton Tieers domain today and headed southward in the late evening with a 27 13 victory over the Orange and Black The Annapolla eleven smashed the Princeton forward wall to bits in three periods of a rna! battle It wa Fullback Schuber and Howard Caldwell who accounted for the striped plavers downfall Except for one flah lato in the second period when Princeton s aerial attack netted a pair of touchdown the Blue had the better of the argument ? arl Baruch, Primetm halfback piling In place of Jake Slagle, engraved hi name in the 1 nnceton roll of honor by tossing eight forward passes for a toal gain of more than seventy yards and two touchdowns Navy showed the wav in the scoring when Quarterback Hamilton s toe sent the ball between the post for three points in (he opening period Ranoford accounted for a touchdown In the second period after trairht football hid brought the leather to the three vard mark But before the half closed Baruch touted two pagse over the g nl line t MruMng and Stinn for a pair of t u hd mns In the third period the Middies tie lead as they pushed the Tiger Lack across the goal line b sheer force It was a battle (f brawn and the Naw wtn Callwell sc res in the final half made both The game ended with Prlncct n making & deaj erate effort to again open its aerial attack Yale and Penn Elevens Win Important Victories WEBER OUTPLAYS DILL0N ELEVEN at Ogden. Crushing Win. chine; FIRST QUARTER of the Colorada ard khkui iff for sixt t Panek who returned it to Dn down 28 ten First ard line vera varas to go Panek failed to gain at left taikie Both sides offside Panek entf for eight t re around right v arils Second down, two yards to Mildrexter made first down on go Jones mad Denvers 29 ard line six vards off right tackle, but the Denver was called back and was lay Jienallxed five ards for offside Second down fifteen vards to go. Jones made five yards around right end but Bnll was recovered by the fumbled Tne , Aggies on Denver s lones was injured on the play and Jones replaced time vvas taken out mNeviil- - AggUs Uv First down Denvers 4S ard line two made to ten yards Helbig go vard Helbig through right tackle st a vard at right end Third dwy Williams failed to nine ards to go clown, Helbig ga'n at center for Fourth an attempted place dn pped tack line The kick on Denvers kick was short and the ball was given Helbig Ag-g- 1 line Defiver on thftr own EXCHANGE PUNTS. From a kick formation Mildrexter ran aro ind right en i for aix yards Second down four yards to go made three vards through yard right tackle Third down,to one Davis on to go Mildrexter punted line, who returned the Aggies Aggiea AegUs .3,8 ard line t) the !all on thiir 38 yard line First dwn ten yards to go Caldwell made two Second down varla at right end Helbig made six go fight yard to end Third down, two vxrds at right v ards to go Helbig failed to gain t Davis punted over through center the g al line, and the ball was given 20 vard line on I their Denver t Neville made two yards at right two yarda at made Mlldtexter end Third down, six ards to left end Mildrexter punted to Davis on go line who returned the Aggi ven vards Aggies 111 iff the "Williams fumbled, but Lne Pttchei recovered gaining one yard Caldwell broke through right tackle Aggiea ball on Den-- r f ir a first rl din 43 arl line Aggies take time out while a plaver sees up his pnts Will ams failed Second down ten to gain at center sldwell made four yards vards to go the Aggie were off-tid- e at right end but and were penalized five yarda line The ball was en Denver Second down f'fteen yards to go Helbig msd two yards through centerA Third dmn thirteen yards to go thrrwn by Hethlg was inter49 yard cepted by Neville n Iwnver returned four yards On the who line, next play Randolph was forced out of bounds without gain Record down, I anek made a yard en vard to go Mildrexter punted over the g al line and the bad went to line the Aggies on their 2" vard on Den unted to Randolph i'a t center vers line, and he ran it to midfield First down on the $0 yard line Panek broke through b ft tackle for fifteen yards giving Denver first down on the Aggiea line Mildrexter made four yards through tackle Stubbs Longen-baih right replaced at rlqht tackle for the Aggies A pass thrown by Miidiexter was grounded Third down, six yards to Time was taken out by the Aggo gies P'inek made four vards through center Fourth down one yard t go Mildrexter drops back fir a placement from the line, but the bull was blocked by Tlnsman who re covers for the Aggies The ball was 24 vard on the Aggies line as the quarter ended S ore Aggies 0, Denver 8EC0ND QUARTER Aggies' ball First down ten vards to go Helbig skirted r ght end for three yards Caldwell plows through right tackle for a first down on the Williams failed Aggies 44 yard line to gain at center Williams made a yard at center Caidw'ell lost a yard at right tackle Davis punted to Randolph on Ien line and he returned twe vers yards ' Mildrexter punted out of bounds on the Aggies line Helbig made two yards through center but the Aggies were offtsule and were penalized five yards PANEKS RETURN. , Caldwell made four yards through Second down eleven vards the line YWlllam to go made two vards at left end Devi punted to Panek on Ienvers 29 vard line and he returned It to his 28 yard line Mildrexter male eight yards through center Second down two yard a to go Panek kirted left end for twelve yards placing the ball on the Aggies ILLINOIS WIN CMtimud as fr Twenty Battle. Haven; Score 14 to 7. Special to Tbe Tribune OGDEN, Oct 16 Montana Normal of Dillon could not cops with ths terrific battering of the heavy championship Y eber college eleven here today , and went down to an overwhelming defeat, 67 to 0 The Weber machine could not be stopped when In s ght of the battired Montana goal pos' Weber received the kick-of- f and ANN ARBOR NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct 16 FRANKLIN FIELD. Philadelphia. Oct 16 (By the Associated Press) (By the Associated Press ) DarMaintaining its traditional suprem- tmouths high geared eleven, generally acy with a powerful running attack recognized aa the 1925 national cham- In theipion Pennsy Ivanla routed "as stopped short today by sixth renewal if theirChicago interse Jonal Yale and sent down to defeat for the gridiron struggle before 40 09u spec- first time in three vears tators todav, 27 to 0 Tb Elis tuaaed away a half dozen a powerful offensive Displaying to the Montana im vard line Almh slashed the line and circled the opportunities to score nv loose hanfrom where Mountain tan thirtv ends f t ng galls in every period dling of the bail, but still packed sufyards to a touchdown, after the exe- the Red and Blue eleven piled up four ficient punch to overcome the big After a touchdowns to score cution rf a crisscross plav Pennsylvania a green by a margin of one touchdown few minutes of plav Mouriten passed most over a btagg 14 to 7 in a battle that thrilled 5J 0t0 crushing triumph to Clark for the second touchdown team s'nce I'ioO Only In the seccnd sp taturs in the Yale bowl Both tries at goal were miped period were the Maroon cohorts able Yales victory was as decisive as In the second period Montana tried to temporarily i he k a spectacular it was sensational In upsetting the pass which was intercepted !y attack that swept through the Chicago Indiana team from the north who enUrn e Carr made five yards thriigh ranks for twenty eight first downs tered the game strong favoritts I the line for first down With the ball The Invading host, pitting straight, for a brilliant drive in the secd on the Dillon mark Price old fashioned football the ond quarter a march that re made five vards over right tackle cleverh masked plays ofagainst Coach Iou suited In Rla k scoring its only r in-teand Carr made three vards over biiihant team threat ned at touchdown 'Dartmouth was iutg i Youngs Price then (dunged two 'ards no point of the contest The plunges eralled and outplayed bv a Blue learn over center for the third touchd'wn of thtir huskv backs pounded vainly that exhibited power speed and vercure on a steel ribbed He kicked goil bringing the defense and satility in abundance to l'l to u Montana fumbled giving onlv one ( hlcago Quaker The Elis beat f'rst down puncat the letWeber another store when Newman tuated the parade of Pennsv lvanla a ter s own game Dartmouth as a matter of fact fell dn the ball behind the goal line battering backfield for both Blue touchdowns came n The battered Montana crew allmed The Philadelphia team counted soon well executed forward passe cf the the Weber backs to plunge through after the opening of the first period tv pc which have figured In Dartfor fortv-on- e points In the last half Halted on their Initial assault when mouth s sensational performances v ver The score was 40 to 0 at the end of Chicago blocked Paul Hcuu s arop-kU- the past few years A short ton In the last period the first period Pennsvlvama s ball carriers Noble to Kline, resulted in Yales Montana opened up with passes but promptly began another series cf first touchdown in the third qu trter could not get anv where Weber frustackle thrusts and aerials which car- and a heave McGunigie to trating all attempts and scoring at ried the eastern machine In an unott produced th winning tally in will broken march down the field Peul the final quarter with less than four Murphy featuring the advance with a minutes to play thirtv-yardash subsequentlv dived Y'ale supposedly started the game over the goal line for Pennsylvania a handicapped by the absence of sevfirst touchdown eral regulars but her subs more than d After a scoreless second quatter made up for this with an M Gunlgle Pennsylvania hurled back Chicago figure Rupert B ' Doc three more touchdowns In the list of Minthrop Mass, as the hero of half Helds $ ring over twice and the game MrGunigie did not get into R gers once An additional Red and the game until the fina quarter, but LOu prevented whence was the main factor in scoring the Scull Jumbled after crossing the final derisive touchdown halk mark earlv in the third period Mith the rtvals hopelesswhile the Chicago warriors checked a ly deadlocked as apparently the end drew Montana Rcntt for curtain assault in the last quarter MrGunigie snared an attempted tenr, Substitutions pass d elon for Scott ViIker on their own McDcrmontI, line .by Macphall, Dartmouth halfback rn C Johnson for Ilenne- for Nelson Rogers and Fields flashed brilltintly his own and raced lne berrv Howe for Kmcrson Scott fori with long open field runs In the Ut yards to the Greens 25 ard half while Thaver at end mark Walker, Walker for Tavlor YYeber After two line plavs found A Halverson for and Butler atCaptain for stood in out Budge the Imrtmouth guard McGunlgie unyielding stone 'wall Pennsylvania over tbe lute Wheatley Griffin for KM Wungsfrvrd tossed a defnae Halverson Thayers tackling halted plv alter to Scott who racedpass Chandler for Txvlor seven yard i ,rfe O for Clark Mngarri for Boft, play before ( hiragn backs could move for the tmichdown Galbraith for Ytard Melr for Mourlt-- I from their positions MrGunigie s efforts were the crownn. M heat lev for Price Raw son for j Penney Ivania ing touches of a game filled with GrFfin for K Mangngard ('handler spectacular plays and pulled out a Carr for Wheatley, Jones for Newvictory that Yale apparently bad man loused awav by making seven fumbles, of them at critical1 moments Scoring Touchdowns Weber, Mrir several Newman Price 2 Mourltsen i lark Yai completed only five out of a Halverson 2 ('handler Carr real dozen forward passes but inter' after tovichdnwn Price, Carr 6, Haltwo of the Green s tosses at ' ital verson Mourltsen moments Dartmouth completed onv Hfaree Malcolm Watson umpire four out of fourteen and the fin sh A1 Marden. head linesman, irrl saw Dnruey heaving wildly from Norton in a desperate atempt to score umReferee Fd The 111 also outshone the Green st Thorp loialle, MABqrZTTE WIK8 W 0 W J fctad ( , harles Fckles and pire registering fourteen first rushing tbe Awut1 ST IMM Oct linesman, M (.he Dartmouth, field downs to twelve for Dartmouth Dartline HV the 'or bn Hac through s P kett. Army Press) Hipping mouth defeat was its first since 23, judge bcore bv periods when ths Green bowed to CurneH at gains at (request Intervals. Marqsite uni on rer verst tr essilv 4cfte4- - 8t 7 7 M 27 0 luis Pennsvlvania Hanover & site ftvIsT 2 to 0 C hi ago 0 0 0 0 0 Dartmouth Yale Pennsy lv ania scoring Touchdowns, Murphv, Fields J (sub for P K(ull), Rogers points from try after touchk d unhe-nide- fr t ten-yar- forty-seve- n rrr. i pt-e- d mid-fiel- d down. ascolont 3 (place-kicks- ). Y. Oct (By tbe Press) Cornell humh ed Anrted Michigan Htste bv 24 tq 14 In one of th oittand'ng intrectinnal gridMichiiron tilts in the east today gan made two touchdowns In ths last ITHACA. V 1 , te TW Trltems PIGBY Idaho Oct 1 The Rigby few" ha it team and school high Beal weht to Malnd tndar to Way a cl game with the MalAd high The team ha great Improved and I fast coming to the front In the u, per n n The brake r'ver vahev wa pDved with the Idaho hih s h and recalled in a C 6 tie tn !t (By Mich, Oct Associated Pres ) The UtUe brown Jug stavs In Ann Arbor Michigan defeated Minnesota, 20 to 0 at Ferrv field today in the Prat of two scheduled meetings between these schools this year and the first Western cr nference game of the sea for bf th tims It was a versatile Mhhlgan that outpassed and outplunged Minnesota Forward passes plnved their parts in two Michigan while a touhdbwns trik flav, elded bv smart Interference from the Michigan line, stored the third Minnesota made one brave hut lite drive toward the Michigan goal line but could m t break thr nigh the Wolverine defense when a tomhdnwn mr onlv sixteen vard dutanfe. rher were snw tbered bv the Mi defense onlv one being tempi t d Mhhigans versatile attack measured her vhtnrv Friedman was thcie naming so were Hi h and GilVrt Molenda was the battering ram, I ut Rich was equallv effective With three men In the bakfield capable of accurate forward parsing despite a wet field and soaked ball several long When danger to gains were made the Michigan goal threatened as It did twlcs the Michigan line met tbe emergency with the two ends Flort and Oosterbaan, cutting in behind the Minnesota line like the sharp twilnts of a great pair of pliers, downing their men several times behind the mark of scrimmage Despite much rain that continued un to game time a capacity crowd of 47 00 saw the game Score by periods the Michigan Minnesota . .... PURDUE 7 J3 0. 0 ft 9 020 0- -0 Svra-cus- Blackfoot Whips American Falls DAFAYbTTF Ind Oct 16 (Bv the Associated Press Purdue unset the Mestcrn conference done bucket here this afternoon when it nut up a brilliant battle aealnst the Ba leers o claiming a n thing to nothing tie The Boil rmakers nfer falling to consistently gain with their running attack In the earlv stages rf the game came to Ufc in the find and marched to the Badger 10 vard line Purdues hopes of set mg went flvinr however when Wihux missed a drop kirk ILLINOIS WINS. RTAPTT M Champaign J1 (Bv the Associated Jre ) Illin ls defeated Towa 17 to 6 before a homecoming crowd f 50,(Ki0 today In the memorial stadium The defeat vlrtuallv eliminated Toe a from the champinnehip rate Him us points were scored bv Frrstv Pers d ks isuh for Kl ne, both place-kDartmouth scoring Touchdown for Horton) (sub point from try after touchdown, Dooley (drop-kicb Black Referee W R Crew ley Bowdoin umpire YV RW dkeson lehigh head linesman F Murphv Krowfe, fed Judge. K 3 O Brten Tufts Make a Hat of thing that have ac-- n undated in the attic and run It In The Tribune Want Column and you a LI i II tlem In bo time cisive Victory Over Lion; Score Nit-tan-y 28-- 0. BEND. Ind. Oct H (Bjr Knute Associated Press.) Rockne Notre Dame Juggernaut crushed the Pennsylvania Stats eleven here today, 28 to 0. Notre Dame scored a touchdown in each period Bewildered, the Kittany Llone were unable to stop the drives, the twisting end runs and passes which figured In Notre Dame's ecor-in- g Notre Dame's forward wall completely smothered the Pet.n State rushes Penn State made only three Notre Dame made 461. first downs yarda from scrimmage to Penn 6tfttee SOUTH the le ' sixty four In the first period a long paae from Parialene waa snagged by O Boyle, who stepped acrosa the line for a touchdown A fifteen-yar- d penalty for tackling Edwards after he had signaled a fair secoi d cat h led to Notre Dames Amrker Neimic, on the next play, shot off tackle for a touchdown O Boyle and Dahman rushed the bait deep Into Lion territory during the third period, the latter circling end for tbe third touchdown. The fourth touchdown came soon after a run by Che vigny. A pass. Roach to M Nally, placed the ball on Penn from where line, State s Chevigny dashed across with the last touchdown Neirnio kicked three goals after touchdown and Roach one. was the onlv A fake criss-cro- ss Penn State tactic that gained ground and it was never good for more than a few yards Rockne used thirty-fiv- e not met., frequent substitutions changing the consistency or effectiveness of the Irish attack, nor reducing its defensiveness when the Nlttany Lion had the balL HARVARD WINS, CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Oct 16 (By A greatlv the Associated Press ) team Harvard improved romped through the Y illiam and Mary eleven on Soldiers field today, runnlig up a score of 27 to 7 for the Crlmsona first victory of the season. Harvard had possession of the bail most of the game, making gains almost at will through and around the line and by the forward pass. In the Utter department, Styles and Putnam were the outstanding performers Harvard scored oi.s touchdown in each of the firt two periods and two in the third. William and Mary a attack got under way In the fourth, when Eason took a long pass from Ryan and ran fifteen yards to cross the Harvard line. POCATELLO HIGH ' BEATSPANTHERS Passes Fatal to Salt Lake School's Chances. visiting team using about the same this afternoon at Overland park by number the score of 7 to 6. The only soore The teams lined up as follows came in the second quarter, after Blackfoot American Fall Garner. Pocatello quarterback, went for considerable gains around the end Ills sensational running placed the ball on the visitors lma Forward paoses. Garner to Paulson and Gamer to Dalv, piar-- J tbe ball on the line. Gross went through the line for a touchdown and Garner kicked goal. Pocatello paMsd up an opportunity score in the first quarter when the ball waa carried to the Une and was lost on a fumble The visiting team was unable to get within Pocatello s line at ary time during the game. The teams lined up aa follows. Pocatello. West High. NEW YORK. Oct 16 IL O Welle (By the Paulson. Associated Press ) The great green Brennecke.,...,... It.. Judkins wave of Tulane Sweeping up from Davldenn. . .. ....... lg .. Jaoksorv southern fKtball seas, battered Itself Shurtllff Ermstrom c.. , ... Green to pieces todav Agaii et the defense Barlow rg of a staunch Nrw York Hmoke rt . ... university GD Anderson .. Stewart eleven The violet playing its first Andereoji ......re r.Gamer ma4F- IwterwecHofMrl - eonfUet, ,,.1, Ih.... ...Anderson the New Orleans line at will Redman rh Williams Paly for a 21 to 0 v ictorv . . . . Tsuloq fb . . Tulane could muster scarcely a half Gro umOfficials Referee, Fe!dtd, doren first downs and two of these head iinesmanr came from long passe hurled In pire, Brashears, desperation as the game drew to a Fiher close w York exhfblted a rtigxed plungiig game coupled with ch ver ue of (he forward passon that kept Tulane almost entirely the de- New York Repels Tulane Invasion 1 -i (w-throug- Occidental Throws Scare to Trojans fensive LOS ANGFLFS. Oct 14 (By th Associated Presa ) Outweighed but fighting valiantly. Occidental college a footltfti) team, last vears champions of the southern California conferenr. truck fear in many a Trojan supbefore th I nlvwydtv of Bouth-er- n PI IT MAN Wash. Oct 14 (By porterCalifornia eleven mrgd Victor le the Associated Press her today, 28 to 6 tbsn one rrlmite to rliv Mild Bill score was not Indicative of th The Kelley ran fortv vard for a t'Uh-dow- ft true strength of the smaller collec and saved Montana from tHng gnd team for thrlc thev halted th held rore1oP t the hand rf the Trnlans within the shadow of thetr W'ho hooted two r nd Wash'nstnn field tate college Koala 'netball goal post and in th final Daugherty who raced over wih ft team here todnv The score was 34 scored their touchdown. But quarter for th Cow bov Vl k Kutwh to 4 for th Cougar tonrhdomn heels of Solly Miktn, halfIowa left hal, eenred the Hawkcves The defeat ws ihe third of the Pa- faltering thev would hav back, chalked up bv ft sxtv-vs- rl run for ft cific Const conference season for M point run by th diminanother A touchdown on the third pUv of the The game marked Msshinj-toutive Tiger player was not allowed entrance Into th Kutsch came within two Piste game wtatiing it ruled that he had stepped inches of coring a second tmiohd wn oolnmn the Cougar having Dst to out being cf hounds n rout earlv In the third period Daiigh-mtsouthern California last week The wth Quarterback FI-bTrojans, stopped him on thg edge of the gral and Kaer carrying th ball, talline CREIGHTON WINS. ked twice in both the second and third OMAHA. Neb, OcL J6 (By ths periods. FVANTOV Vt. Oct 16 (Bv the Associated Pres In a rsrgs I g'trne, Associated Press) For three quxr-- r bv mlspHvs Oeighton unifeatured todvv Indiana university matetwd versity defeated J hn Carr ill univerwith smart defense the of Cleveand, 22 to 12, her tof Northwestern but In the fottun sity the Ho fers wall crumbled day perd and the Wildcats romped to a vjrtorv winning 2u t 0 dwindle for fhre nusrters The Tn-- d ana plaving their first game under Cap'ain Moon Taker, Tiny Lewis ITHACA. N Y . Oot Ut (By M and Colin made up the tbe coaching of Pat Page, to ped A nrw td Outfon Pre ) M Y rki J? at backfield which enabled NorthwestLewis and Baker before tber got thrw a bid scar into f rr J tfia ern to hit Its stride 4 Gustafson started Once Indiana held Notth-wester- n but the Ped and MHl mrtM! vjc-- t Baker a pass for ths first msrker In on the one vad line and end cf a 2i io rious on th the opening minutes of ths final pe- twice Baker a plate kicks went 14 e or riod Cornell got th Jump cn I when Booster linemen broke tnrugh et-rn- ri t Baker went over soon after the reit I bla interference but when the )y rush ng lek-o- ff when rumi1 by Tw' d in kI, M G wns Indiana th f rd began, Quarter I rr '1 Colin put the hell on tbe Hooir one-nr- d g again and the Ft at run CHte cameoc )ck In firt i 1ns and Dvli found a hole In J w tld through a demoml'sed 1am r eil r and nerv w n s e - a, u t the Tnd sna line for a flftr vard sonnt be'rnd the banka of be W abash to the final to'Khdown Baker kicked N rth western s omirti Med m th f r,rt I r n T-m o in imp1 r the extra p inta after the last two to lhir r w H Impotent y tarnish ul s f d toor-bdrwrnl ) J re-- t three fourth of the coret f in h I ns 1 t tth n b Mou The VY dct r often and d eastrou v when they ed A " t tCi & k eJ w t t ro q their h pS w of feed the ball into svriri n tl'lf ih c uar Montana Saved From Whitewash Cornell Conquers Michigan Invaders tk atv ti jut it b'k bra ' End Runs and Forward - TIES De- to Th Triban If BLACKFOOT, Idaho, Oct Blackfoot high school eleven won from the American Falls team in a 20 to-- 0 game Friday after xon on the Blackfoot The Blackfoot gridiron boys plaved good football in the first nd e ored two touchdowns quarter-aThey did not plav any more football untH the third quarter, when In Special (0 The Tribune, they scored another touchdown roCATELLO, Idaho, Oct, 16 The the main it was a poor game, neither Coach Walsh Pocatello high school eleven defeated team showing well plaved about twenty men, aid the the West high team of Salt Lake City Special tak half of ths game . Rigby Gridders Making Headway g Syra-rusea- ten-var- F Rockne Eleven Win rVAYTON, Ohio, Oct. 16. (By the Associated Press.) The Haskell Indiana defeated the University of Dayton here today in a bitterly fought struggle, 30 to 11. The hard driving Indian attack, led by the brilliant McLain. proved too much for the Dayton defense. McLain scored all of the Redskin touchdowns and kicked one field goal, accounting for all bat three of his teams points. ITNIVEKSITY of Utah student, under the supervision of Eliot Oates, president, are forming plans to attend the Colorado-Uta- h er ball on the Aggie eight-yar- d line Two Lucks put the bail on the one-fomark and a third pushed it over for a touchdown lave Rankin Aggie fullback, who was Injured and could not stait the game went in at the beginning of the third quarter and fr mi then bn the Aggie team held the Pioneers on better than even terms forcing Denver to kick several times from beline On hind their own twent-yar- d one of thee kicks Davis fumbled and Denver recovered the nail in midfield Three effjrts to giln failed and then Denver punter sent a high one to I av is who went the length of the Prev4ous to f eld for a touchdown this the Aggies pushed to their fourteen- ird line smeared Denver for a fifteen yard loss 7-- 6 Notre Dame Crushes Down Defense of Penn State Fire in Final Period Davis Receives Punt and 17 irg Atr rt trf 'I |