The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 16, 1931, Page 5

___ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, NOV. 16, 1931. ' DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY NOV. 16, 1931 ™ §1 L™ BRINGING UP FATHER MOTHER HAGN T STARTED HER CARYET- OH' SHES ComMmiNG BACK ‘NTOTHE. i NEBRASKA HAS ALWAYS PRODUCED _GREAT ACKLES «ane . :‘~AND HUGH IS CARRY ING ON " HAPPY IF VT NEVER. BY GOLLY' HERE SHE COMESD AN’ SHEDS CRYIN' ? A ‘conmsrsn'r S0 Fadler’ WITH HE 5aoT s Rescrved by & ALAN GOULD ~ I Joz happened Doakes or Oscar Zilch to suggest there was really no foolproof defense against the forward pass, it would draw little but a few hearty laughs. It's another and more interesting mat- ter when Arthur Sampson, Har- vard's able backfield coach, writes in the Harvard A. A. News: “A close analysis of modern foot- ball quickly reveals that there is no perfect defense for the forward pass. . . . “In the days before the World War a defense for the pass was @& minor problem .. Coaches now spend hours in perfecting the exe- cation of this play. . . now necessary to impart several complicated systems for defending against the pass.” After noting the obvious ad- vantages as well as shortcomings of an exclusive “zone” on “man-to- man’ defense, Sampson goes on: “With exceptional players the man-to-man defense will work. Notre Dame has used it with good results. Cornell has used it for years but in Cornell's case it can not be said to have been entirely air-tight. “Recently a combination of these two defenses has become popuiar. Many coaches now teach this style | and, although it is still full of loopholes, the secret of its success lies in the fact that it is difficult for the defense to discover just what the defensive assignments are in the backfield. “What make sune defense against the pass even more complicated is the difficulty in knowing just when B0O0O-+HOO! + CAN'T MOVE MY L\TTLE CAR= TO BE THE ic Aveuclated Fress HARVARD KEEPS ON WIN STREAK Crickard and_Wood Make Lone Score in Game with Holy Cross CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Nov. 16.— scoring chances last Saturday to defeat Holy Cross and continue undefeated so far in the present season. } Harvard marched 172 yards, Harvard cashed in on one of two| ' | stake, and it is| a pass is coming. That was what Crickard ploughing over and Capt. made the Michigan pass go last Barry ‘Wood drop-kicking the extra year (against Harvard). Newman poim The score was T-0. called that touchdown play just| —————— | after Michigan had made its third| first down in succession by rushr| NuTRE DAME ing. Realizing the westerners were beginning to advance by means: of Tars Put Up Strong De- fense—Score Made an off tackle play, it was only nat- | ural that on the first down, the! in Second Quarter Wood Proves Theory PESED: Harvard team would think another | running play was due. It was logi-' cal but Newman did the illogical, Harvard, with Capt. Barry Wood | BALTIMORE, Maryland, Nov. 16. ‘ directing such matters, has per-|—Notre Dame carried on last Sat- haps the most baffling passing at- urday by whipping the stubborn and turned an apparent Harvard victory into sudden and perplex- tack in the east this season. | Navy Tars by 20 to 0. | With an unimpressed record so } | | Two First Class Tickets to Seattle WILL BE GIVEN AWAY LEADER DEPARTMEN STORE GEORGE BROTHERS ing defeat.” far this season, the Tars put up a bold defense and held the scoring Hurricane’s in three of the four quarters. All of Notre Dame’s counters were made in the second period when Schwartz, Banas and Mur- phy each scored. The Crimson has shelved most of its flashy laterals for forwards because it's most direct in gaining the objectivé—the opposing goal— and because Barry is the best| quarterback passer since Benny1 Friedman was heaving 'em to Ben-| ny Oosterbaan for dear old Michi- gan, On the seoond or third play of the game against Army, Wood com- pleted a 50 yard pass to Bernie White. Barry's tosses to Jack Crickard and White later paved the way for two Crimson touch- downs. Texas couidn't stop Wood’s passes altogether and the Long- horns came east with a great rep- utation for checking the air game. Three of Harvard's five touch- downs against Texas were due largely to passes. Yale for the | last two years has been unable to stop the Crimson’s “ace of the air.” —_—————— SPEND Sunauay, Tuesaay, Thurs- day and Friday evening at the Bible Chautauqua, Odd Fellows DARTMOUTH IS Cornell Is Finally Defeated —DMorton Passes Amazingly HANCVER, New Hampshire, Nov, | 16.—Dartmouth tumbled Cornell from the undefeated list last Sat- urday and upsetting the Big Red eleven by ns of Bill Morton's | amazing ' pa L | McCall for both scores. The game ended Dartmouth 14, rnell 0, IS, PSS CGALIFORNIA - BEARS WIN " OVER IDAHO {Northern Eleven However | Proves to Be Threat | Every Minute | BERKELEY, Cal, Nov. muck and mud, the California | ‘B :ars crushed the light WELL-BRING 1T VP AN’ I'LL =i AT— 'WINNER OVER BIG RED TEAM passed "to| lh L-[ ()l\( E \h \l ANUS SOME ONE THREW FOME CHEWING GUM IN THE STREET AND MY CUTE LTTLE CAR 15 STUCK AWHAT SEEM‘:‘. IN T CAREY PACKS TO BOaS BROO;(LYN 16.~1n | but plucky | !Idaho eleven 18 to 0 last Saturday | | afternoon. Although Idaho was | outclassed and outplayed, theteam | | was a threat during every minute lof play and only the high class | playing of California kept Lhcm from scoring. OREGON TEAMS FAIL TO SCORE ON EACH OTHER {University and State Elev- ens Battle in Home- coming Game EUGENE, Oregon, Nov. 16.—With the state football championship at Oregon State and Oregon University fought each other last Saturday afternoon to a scoreless tie in the anhual homecoming game here. The ball was frequently driven dangerously a short distance from the goal line but each time the de- fending team braced and warded off the threat. WASHINGTON U BEATS STATERS BY SCORE 12-0 Cougar s Aerial Attack Easily Conquered 1 Conference Game SEATTLE, Nov. 16.—Smothering Washington State's vaunted aerial attack, the University of Wash- ington football eleven conquered the Cougars Saturday afternoon 12 th 0, in the last Conference gam2 of the season in Seattle. It was Washington's first over the Staters in three years. Touchdowns were made in the last quarter and neither try for the extra point was good . The game decided the championship. GERMAN REMEDY STOPS| 30-YEAR CONSTIPATION! “For 30 years I had a bad stom- ach and constipation. Souring rood' from stomach choked me. Since, win state e on Don at their St. Louis for their new home, where ‘ng for 1032, MONTANA HELD ' SGORELESS BY Southern California Piles Up Sixty-nine Points in Game LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 16— Using every available player of his squad, Coach Howard Jones, of Jjans to a 69 to 0 victory over Mon- tana here last Saturday afternoon. Coach Jones spared his the coming game with Notre Dame. SANTA CLARA IS SHUT OUT University of San Fran- | cisco Win Grid Game by Score of 7-0 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 16. —In a spectacular upset Sunday, | the University of San ancisco's‘ football warriors defeated Santa Clara by 7 to 0. | The winners put over the lone| touchdown in lhfl second period. | Leat[\er Just received from a p KASES, BAGS, ETTE CIGARETTE taking Adlerika I am a new wom- an. Constipation is thing of the| past."—Alice Burns. | Most remedies reach only lower; bowel. That is why you must take them often. But this simple Ger-| man remedy Adlerika washes out, BOTH upper and lower bowel. It, brings out all gas and rids you of | poison you would never believe was dose will surprise you. Butler-Mauro Drug Co., in Douglas by Guy's Building. —adv. | Drug Store. —adv. | in your system. Even the FIRSTI| at the lowest prices for TROJAN BUNCH Southern California, sent the Tro-' first | string men. He is saving them for | BOXES, BRUSH SETS, ETC., ETC. 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