SPORTS.
EOOT3ALL SCOHRS:
Princeton 36, Harvard 0. Penn State 6, Notre Dame,0.
Pittsburg 6, Washington and Jefferson 0. Brown, 42, Boston 6.
Columbia 6, Hew York IJ. 6. Ohio State 7, Indiana 0. Minnesota
33, Butler 7* Wisconsin 6, Iowa o. Northwestern 3 Michigan 2.
Alabama 31, Kentucky 0* Georgia 34, Auburn 0. Washington and
Lee 12, Virginia 0. Dartsmouth 62, Cornell 13. Drake 6, Nebraska
0. Yale 43, Maryland 14. Army 14, Davis Elkins 6. Navy 27,
Western Maryland" 0. Illinois 13, 'Chicago 6. California 36,
Washington Stae 0. Montana 20, Idaho 14. Gcngaza 13, Whitman 0.
Washington 13, Leiand Stanford 0.
In a mire of r.ud in the new $2,000,000 stadium at Illinois
Red Grange made his last appearance when Chicago was defeated
13 to 0* Seventy thousand fans sat through a driving rain to
give their last cheers for Grange. Grange could not get started
in the mud and carried the ball 17 times for a gain of 18 yards
and was thrown for losses of twenty five yards. Even if Grange
hasnTt had as good a year as he had in 1924, he is still the
greatest backfield man of the year*
Ninety thousand fans watched Stanford and Washington at
Seattle last Saturday. Washington made the first touchdown in the
second quarter on a pass from Wilson to Gutterson. The second
touchdown was made by one of the Tesreau brothers on an inter
cepted pass in the fourth period for a 62 yard run. Ernie Nevers
of Stanford was the hero of the battle but was forced out of the
game before the finish. Nevers is probably the best fullback
in the game today.
A collection of former All-American players played the USS
Melville team at Pasadena on Armistice day.
The WAR is new on. The greatest battle of the year will take
place on November 20th, between Companies ,fEn and ’'Fn on the
Post parade ground. Football is new to the Post but under
the able tutelege of Captains Beall and Curry both companies will
be ably represented in the game. All the men in both organizations
have been working hard practising all the fundamentals of football,
Major Maddox, formerly a star football player may be seen out
every day giving both teams pointers for the game.
Outside of football, both companies are organising teams for
other athletics. The basketball teams have been organized in
Companies ”EU, WFM and the Detachment.and will soon start playing
league games. Others who do net play basketball or football have
been piling up high scores on the bowling alley.
Captain Grow is scheduling games for the Post basketball team
and after the best material has been taken from the various teams
and welded into a machine, the Post expects to walk thru all
opposition. Last year altho having good material, the Post
team lost several games on account of lack of practice.