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I TAGE TWO
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r TIGERS DEFEAT
.YALE TEAM 12-2
Princeton Prove Superior
,,,4.,., in AH Department
Of Game
I'ALMER STADIUM, Princeton.
K. J.. Nov. II. (UP) They ara
Mtnke-danclng through the .treeie
ncing inro.go in niw
;:ati.,..M,.b,Prt.
to.,', alert and dashing eleven
.mitpUyed and debated Yale. U
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For ono doTaAtatlua period, thn
Tlncr liaikfii'ld awrpt acrosa tha
chalktinoo at Palmer Stndlniu.
.tiw.ping ou across tbe Kll KOal
k' lm. Thn tlio youusstera in
t 1'rant inu niu t uibiuiwhwi
-.latvr Inrroatad thalr advaniaKf . t
- iaiuu advaniaze of the ort of 1
v.' niava Vala to otwn perpetratoa ou
. rtlmtiin'i football field. 1 yarda and Muller cauabt 11 be-
, Uarvcyr Mlaaml i bind tba Waahluftoa aoal liav.
IVforo Kl'.i'OU upectatora. Bill j The aocoud acor vaa th nsult
Jtoper'tt eleven dcmoiititrated un- ; of a lucky broak for Stanford.
iuotionablo superiority In every , sinikiua again threw tho ball.
' department of play. The Bulldog, land Henry Wentaronk. Washing
' Diinua Johnny (larvy, pravvd en. i tm tackla. managed 10 hit It and
tirely tuenpabte of roping ' nak ii ail Into tho air.
the drive of a truly great Tiger Muller was about flv yards
learn. anj could uot have caught
..- V Two touchdowns, one tho re- (, cmlt for carom from
. . ..ult of a atoady adraura lu the 1
..H-ond period, the other follow-1
... lug some skillful forward passlus
. and loos, uckllng on lb. part of
. Uo Eli a. gave Princeton Its well -
earned Tictorv.
Yale Make. Safety
Tal scored in th. middle of
the first period when an lnjudl-
-rfnt choice of pla-. gav. Captain
A Xx Eddy a cb.nc to toa. John-!
W .t.-j .1...
.4. ny I
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iteqiiarui oeniuo me "s"
for a safety.
I'lth thi. advanuge early in
f. tbo aamo, ale played wtta aa.n "
r' and aUndon. and threatened to I Wbttmra college lb. champion-
K lct the odd which had bcB WP
vrngered on Captain Chuck How-. Th. Badger, outfought the
ft team by bringing off oaf of those J Bearcat m every .tag. of . tbe
I, uder-do Tictorte. which havelUlt and took advautag, of ISe
marked th. football rivalry of the; breaks which gave them their
two universmoa nce ji.
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Stanford Wins
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By Two Passes1
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ALTO, Calif.. Nov. IT,
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Two passu, hurled bv William
Sltupktu. Stanford fullback, sail-
jed Into the lrni of Donald
ItMuskl Muller, Cardinal eud.:
n' afiernaon Stanford
Idcfoaled the llusklea from the
jl-ulverslty of Waskiugtou. IS o
,h, gridiron of tata atad.
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Washington bad rlyd tho
jOrdmau. In th, tlrat half. - march -
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to the Ktauford cight-yurd
i Una near tbe end 01 ihe half, but
Iti... i.Plu1. . iltu iw.t
IlkU. In th. flna, momem. of
the third Quarter, and the first
tow aecouda of the filial iwrlod
H,.vorcom, WaablngtonavMiaut
iork
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Thu flrat touchdova aa mu.lo
'when Siniklna toaavd tho ball J
weutworCra palm- A II was. be
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PAtTFIC BEIATS
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il". (CP) Pacific university- de-
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Feature) fiama While
40,000 Watch
7 ....... ... smo waa played before a crowd
!. Nt,l;,,'"',MrMliu.ilod at Si. Olio. Otvgou'a
coi.lSKlM
v,,v. 1; fin Kuuililoa. Inter-
rrpicd passes, blocked punta audi
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while tk.-r Cslifoiun car, led
, on a ; to U victory over Wash-
. Iiialou iuie.
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Tbe Tm.in plad the same
un,U nn f.i,ttlill wlii. h Miinltl.ul
!. hem ,0 take advantage of break,
i and de.cat Staulord. M..M of the
, ninny bobblra In todny a contest
-ere tiirae.. ,o Sou.bern f.lto
lib! advailtaae.
I.oin Itllul Keature
Kohwer. a cnnwrailvely ItKhl
back, lurued in a Su-vnid run for
a lougar acore. and Marshall
Uuffivld. sophomore quarter. ! " M ' niw or uie 1 statera hall tal down. A tater
traveled TS yarda in maka one of j tWIal calling the two rival cap- ,,, fB,.d , BI, Maple
tho four scorea registered by thel,aln ' Introduced them. , through cvnler for a ai-aul ono
Trojau.r. ( The refrea Bob Kvana throws (H0l Thoianaon punted Oregon
I Ability not ahowu previourly I up the coin aa an airplane flew - yurd Kltnilller relumed 10
:by Southern California reserves low over Ihe field an dropped oregou (I yard Hue.
'was a deciding factor in view of , tho ball that will bo used In; (reou waaiH-naliied IS yards
th Injuries received by Ilia rea- llio game. : for' holding aud the ball placed
ulara. Itarrager. Horeu. Unffteld. I Oregon won tbe tosa and will ou oragou'a yard Hue.
Thomas and Sauudera were J kick off from tbe south goal. Oregon ball 1st down tin re.
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Cougar forward wall.
' r-unibi Pfc-ntlful
Comparaiire figure, .how how
S'"C? rtdl,,;,,,e1 ba" dld r
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Washington back, fumbled on
" ont"M- .' 10
, ball went "' J """
Southern Cu ifornia fumbled only
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COI.N. Neb.. Nov. IT. ( I P)-A
,team of Pittsburgh Panther.
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enon came to th. mlddleweat
today and placed a - U. .core
on tne uuueno pvrioci recora
.ka. tbe big alx conference
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acroa. a gridiron that wa. aoggy
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and aott. Wet .now had alopped
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field Onlv "s 000 neraon. 'auiWed. tiler, lor
lr...h.ri ,s .,r.;,i .1,1. h.,n..,s,,ur" "'ov.red. Oregon w.s
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BERKELEY. Calif.. NOT.
(IP) California's aecond striug'
football team raa wild, over Ne
vada Wolf pack here today lj
run up the biggest .core
made lu the California memorial
stadium. The Bears beat the
iWolves (0 to V.
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1928
Play-By-Play Report of Game
Written by Associated Press
I nr;i.t. rir.i.u. rumiiti, uro .
I Nov. IT (Al'l Tho I'ulvi'inlo
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ul urcaon vauuuisueu uregun
Estate college lure todnv in (ho
'aununl limn lor 1 110 rnimpion -
ijlilp of Oregon. 11 (o 0. The
lino waa seriously menaced only
..in... f)ri.nii ai'iirtttl ti.l.i-hiti.W.is
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I'VoVooiX
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lov,llou ,, , awl lou.
:T!io two OrKm train, am aaria-
Ina up. "
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l"l K..r",,1 b.,.. "iS
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ataudlna. Th attend -
""' w "n,ll .ut-
f The ' apiwaml ou the
. .1 r 10
- av ......,...,,, ,lllo pm,u.a to oregou. a
run ball back to Statera JS yurd ,.rU u jiupU, relttrncd to Ore-
Hue.' Statera ball J.t doa. Maple ,ott 41 ya U1.. stuU.ra ball
lhn) Mt , , yard. ! , uown tlu,r,. Meitcn through
Hughe, puuted out of bound, on 1Mk, (or y rra.. M,lplo
lOregou'a 33 yard line. Oregon. ; sut Uuugu tho suine bolo for
ba. Isll aown. ,jl)U,,, ,, , , , mon, ,A lMtnl M
Irani thru right tarklo: , sirlff ,i yarda ' art d
Klt.mlller punted to Stater". rlKi,t eml. Tlluul,0 puuu.u ,,,
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1 stater S3 yard line, statera ball . U oregou s bull 1st down.
) dow- Hu,i, DUuied to!K 1 h.,1.1 r..r n
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Oregon". IS yard Hue where Mt -
, (umbltM, bu, on
0rf ou " SS liu, rron
ball 1st down. Could through
rlltnt laokle (or , u by
, KMmlller. Pope mad. It first
idown ou the 60 yard n8 ,mld.
field. It waa 2 yard tow.
I Burn..n mtmnd 1-11 ..d for 3
ryards Kltlai1er neld fur
I gain on s right tackle .mash.
1 00uld mulo , ,,,.
Klt.mlller punted out of bounds
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, lrft ,.,, ur s yard8
I Hughes aent up a high spiral
I ,u btatera 40 yard line where
eu lue veiui.ijr a.iu rriamcu i.e
ball. Cllmore through ceuter
but waa brought back for I yard
(loss.
'I Huahea nunted to Orecou 30
yard line. Kitimlller again fumb
led but recovered on Oregon's 1
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nN.nn'. K. 11 l.t
,d Kitxmlller punted to
stMm t0 , ,lno M , re.
,,, ,., k.m ... .k-
4tf yard Hue. Tinio out lor Ore
gon. '
Staters bnl 1st djwn.
Maple lost a yard through left
guard. - Hughes punted out of
bounds on Orcgons yard line.
Oregon's ball l.t down there.
(The sun came out and 1. shin
ing brightly now).
Kitsmlilcr punted from be
hind bis own goal line to Oregon
43 yard line where Maple waa
smothered by an avalanche of
Oregou forwards. Stater, ball 1st
down a pass. Hughes to Maple
fell incompleted. Sherwood got
through center for a 7 yard gain.
h went Ibrougb like, a bullet
and fell from the impact with
out being tackled. Cllmore held
for no gain on a center smash.
1 1 n chen punt was blocked but
Maple, recovered for Staters on
Oregon's 43 yard line. Oregon's
ball 1st down. Kittmllk-r thru
right Jarklo for 3 yards,
added 2 yardi through
tackle. , Kilzmlller . punted to
Staters IV yard line where Maple
again wa. smothered and thrown
. back to the Slaters S yard lino.
, Staters iiall 1st down. Time out
tor Staters. Maple down. The
Emerald and yellow forwards
are making some furious and
bard tackles and Maple Is the
largest target.
(tould standing on Ms own'yoal
line punted to Staters '"6 yurd
line. Oregon ball. The (ball
; wasallo.wtd to fall dead. Ore-
jgons ball, 1st down. On the
; first down Gould - fumbled but
lifter recovering , I be bull was
recalled and Staters penalyzod t
yards off aide. ' ,1
; Gould around right end 'out
of bounds tor one yard. Gould
hit ceuter for 6 yards. Lateral
pus. Burncll to Kitimlller around
left end netted 4 yurds. , Kltl-
miller through right tncklo' for
3 yards. Gould got through! left
i tackle for first down on Slaters
7 yard lino. Gould held fur no
t gain on a -center buck.
I Williams was forced nut of
hounds on the Slaters 10 yard
' line for a 4 yard Iors. Kltsmll
ler electrified the Oregon, root
er when ho plunged through
center for a touch down. Score
' Oregon . Slaters 0.
Luce replaced by Young. Kiti
mlller with Burncll holding
, fulled to add the extra polnuThc
j kick going wide. T
'Score Oregon t; Staler O.
Wbittock "kicked off to Ore-
i uumon rvinnuiin 10 .rvau
I yard Hue. Oregon'a bull 1st
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: uown, reiurnou to urvgou so iuiu
line. Urcgou tin 1 1 1st dowu. U11
' (irt dowu Oregon ilruvv a
it
'yard 1 1 110 for holding.
KILinlllur imutud lo mldfluld
m1(B0 returning out liouuda oil
oregou 4 1 yard lino. Sluters
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r',,,, 'puutod out of bound.
,"1,1 lL. Oregou'.
lll . dowl. Tw,UBtf fur
llimuoa. Ttumiiia.ni for (illmvro.
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Wr ",0 "'ol l,uJoJ ",0
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sau periua:
; Klumlllor punted to Mldfleld.
, Maplo returiilug tu Oregon 45
lllrd ac
Ki.i.ulller from behind 1.1s own
i-jiUi iiouiin. oil Oregon . I? yarn
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.Kalnst left tackle.
, Tlmi, ou, ,n ,,
Klt.mlller puuled to KlulcrV
,j v.rd line Maple reluming the
orcgoTs yard line.
1 .,. bal, ,,t duwl, Tnl0
!, ror 0rtf0B
I Kllimlller calling for bau.
1.1. ,1 ... 1.....1 1.1.
' u ,amb Iroui bl. basgy
1 ,. ,lody troiiscr 1.x
J JT,"tl a" J rulla
' right end Twlicb.cll hit center
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center lor ; yaras. inompaoa
I1
'punted out of bouud. ou Oregon.
io yard line. Oregon's ball 1st
,()Wn there. Kltiuilller iunted
; , glut.r. 48 yard Hue where
pope again smothered Maplo and
on stuter." 47 yard line and
i stater, were penalised 15 yards
when a Stater waa caught hold
lg.
.Thompson punted out of
bounds on Oregon 14 yard line.
Orcgnu. ball 1st down.
(iould bit center for 3 yards
and repeated for 3 mora through
same hole but the gain wa. nulli
fied when Oregon drew a & yard
offside penalty.
Kitimlller hit right tackl. for
yurds ISehcll for Stout).
Kitsmlilcr punted to Stater. 31
yard lino where ball wa. allow
ed to fall dead! Stater's ball
lat down there. Time out for
Staters.
Wccui replaced Cbrlstcnsen.
Itosume. Maple was complete
ly overwhelmed and thrown for
n 10 yard loss when lie attempted
a left end nyi. Thompson lost
6 more when he fumbled tbe
pu:s back bnt recovered. Thomp
son punted to Oregon's 4ti yard
line. Kilzmlller ran ball buck
to Suitors 3JJ yard lino. Oregon's
ball 1st down there. Gould bit
center for no gain. Hnrnell mudc
a aauut yard through left tackle.
Ilernl pass Hurnell tu Klls
milbr carried the bull fur first
duwu on tho Slaters Zi yard line.
Wllllums made onu yard thru
Gould 'left laikle. (S mlniilea to play),
right! Kulilnson replaced Williams.
Gould run ball out of bounds
for no gain.
A pass Kitimlller to Robinson
made it 1st down on Staters 11
yard line. A beautiful pas. of
30 yards bad Robinson not step
ped out of bounds he would have
scored.
Gould hit contcr for 8 yards
as Slaters were penalized half
distance the goal line for rough
ing, lat down ou Slaters 3 yard
line.
Goutd made a half yard thru
center. Gould "again brought tho
entire Oregon contingent to their
feet as he crushed over for a
second touchdown. A pass Kiti
mlller to Robinson over the goal
Hue added the extra point making
tbe scoro:
Oregon 13: Slaters 0.
Kitimlller tlcked off tu Sint
ers 30 yurd line. Bluple return
ed to Staters 32 yard line. 1st
down. Staters ball pus by Maple
grounded. (McKnllp replaced
Sirlff). Another long pass Maple
to Wbitloek carried the ball to
Oregon. 41 yard lino for first
down. A beautiful pass of 40
yards. Maplo pass to Wliltlock
ncttod i yards. Another para
Maplo to Gould lost one yard.
Another pass by Maplo was
knocked down by Shields. Tim.
out for referee. '
' A long pass by Maples was in
tercepted by Gould on Oregon's
31 yard line. Oregon's bnll. first
down thore. Gould failed ' at
right guard, Gould again failed
(Continued on Page Seven)
CARNEGIE TECH
28.C0Q Fans See Notre
Paine Mauled With
i 27 to 7 Score
CAIttlKU KIKI.K. NOT UK
DAMN, Nov. IT, (t'l')-l'iirnegle
Tech routed Noire Diimo if to 7,
today before JH.UOi) rnlu-aoaked
tana aud roullnued lla unbeaten
march across the 1!IS football
horizon. It was tho first time a
Hockne-voacticd leant ever lo.l a
game ou Curlier field, and Notre
Oamo's first defeat before a home
crowd .luce mot.. j
Tech's powerful team of uti
liouudera prov.d to bo good mud
horse, aud aside from olio fumble i
which gav. Ibo Irish Ihelr lone j
touchdown, kept Nmrn Dame i
playing a defenslvu game all
afternoon
Har-nlcr Slur.
Captalu llarpsicr bettered his
claim to all-Amerlcnn recognition
luduy by scoring one of t ar
uegle'a touchdowns, kicking Hire
goals fur extra poinia and lead
ing aa brilliant an offeusu as bus
ever lievii seen here.
Ucfur Ihe game wa. ten min
ute old. Tech .cured two touch
down, ou Couch Stetfen'. favor
ite "eod-around play " Roseus
uvlg look the pas. from llarp
sicr lor a 43-yard gain on ihe
aecond play of tbe game, aud
Letscltcr .lid yards for the
rirst score. Ilnruat.-r fulled to
kick Ihe extru point.
rM ei shore
An Intercepted Irish pass put
llurpsur lu position lu score tho
second marker. He ulsu added
the extra point.
Hoseiizortg scored In the sec
ond nuurter ou a Ji yard end
run after one pluy bad carried
Tech half way lo the Irish goal
from mid-field. Ixtielter scored
agaiu iu the last quarter ou a
pass from Hurpsler.
Notre lame'a lone scoro raiue
In the third quarter when "Woou"
.Mullllia acooted up ' llurpsler's
(uniblo ou Tech's -yard lino and
stepped over the goal line.
Caldeo added Ihe point after
touchdown.
trb.li lllame llalu
Notre Dame partisan backers
were Inclined lo blame Ihe wel
field for lira rout, but Tech's
line playa wuro mainly reapou
slble. The Plttsburgers opened
great gap. In th. Irish forward
wall for the deep line plunge, of
Kurds. Moorehead and Lelselter,
aud outplayed their opponent,
throughout the game.
The Irish showed a little of
fensive power once in the second
quarter advauclng to Tech's four
yard line, aud threatened again
In tbe dual period when Elder
sprinted 58 yards to Carnegie's
13-yard line. The easterner,
battled desperately, aud after a
pass put tho Irish within a foot
of tbe goal, look the ball on
downs.
Wisconsin Wins,
Leads in Big Ten
IOWA C1TV, la.. Nor. 17. l'
P) Wisconsin atanda alone at
tho undefeated team of tun blfi
tea. The Uadgura beat loa 1'
to 0 here today and Mluneuoiu.
on l ho Hnuti'T m-hediilt! n;xt
week. '1m tlio I ant rumalnliiK ob
ntaclo in tho way to a conferemtj
cuuiiiplonhlp.
Tho Badgers overrun Hert
InRwurHen's Hawk eye on a field .
that wan little lu than a uiihr-
mire (rum 30 hours of rain.!
which turned Into snow.
LuMy, ftudgcr hull, wan 1 lie j
power of WUcoutiiu's jcunic. Hit ;
puittiiiK ability kept the play hi,
Iowa territory most, of tho time
until ho wub removed with an,
Injured knee.
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