Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1924, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR., WASHIN : AY, OCTOBER 27, 1924. UNBEATEN GRID RIVALS | Supreme Strategies in Foot Ball 'RECORD FEAT OF MILTON WILL CLASH SATURDAY IS UNKNOWN TO THRONG | Both Quakers and Eastonians Are Formidable This | Fall—Yale-Army and Ilinois-Iowa Battles 1 Heisman Declares Greatest Moment in His Thirly-Two Years’ Experience Was 17-Year-Old Deaf | | Recheck Proves Him to Be Winner After All of Ap- o o 72 7, 7 LS N 79 P . e v . Dash and Wit Work in “Spread” Play. plause is Given to Cooper—Victor Not Placed Important—Columbia Anxious to Win, i No. 7 (Second Part). : 5h 4 mess of linemen and | Right Halt Johnson o hit the line:; saw (hat tho Auburn 1 | in First Announcement. 2 il 1 on to a touchdown. ‘ hen, on fourth down, If Georgla Tech | moving over to stop him, had gotten | ] AS TOLD BY J. W. HEISMAN, why did you quit your interfer- | hadn’t made its distance, Strupper| inside Tech's right guard. Ho turned | wked him after the game. to run with the ball abruptly to his right and then wheel- BY H. C. BYRD. Head Coach, Rice Institute I saw an opening and knew | Second, if Spencer and Johnson | ed through the hole between BY ROBERT T. SMAL 1 | Coach of Georgia Tech and Uni- ild get through it”* he replied. “T |made the des gaing, keep right on | right guard and tackle < g p s case last, many big foot ball games are sched- | versity of Pennsylvania. ; se fellows ‘would all be|using them. The chances would be/|ahead of Mfm was the Aubu ( :“-"“-U‘ TE, N. C, October 27.—TI interference, and 1 [ihat Auburn, expecting that Strupper | half, but, glancing to his left how a man won a great victory, hreaki but in the East one contest is to take place | . ;. | lor 3 p g - i HE season hadn't gone far be- ht it would h R & : . s ) - har id best nlav] I g | *he it would pay to pu them.” |would carry the ball, would be play- | saw that our left tackle had hit the Beto, Sotice z . % out some of the hardest and best play fore almost every follower of : uld be fooled Auburn %ight half so hard that he before the eyes of some 50,000 frenzied s Lafayette at Philadelphia. The Quakers | s ‘ Le e i i treific Struggle. | on the. firat. for- | had stretched him out flat on his|in the madly cheering throng knew anything > undoubtedly possesses onc | i Boiceil S e Bh and I ! « made @ mistake k. | Hurtling along at a speed that would | i use verett Strupper r uburn finally arrive i ! Strupper. Our - . ns on Eastern gridirons. e A ged al Atlanta, and . N Wrong way 2 eta Sall for Goal. cane trailing in his dust, traveling 230 conse orld that Lafayette would “”’ accom- {oud Well, it wa as on hand. 1t ! 2 Rt men Without this might have | thing on wheels had cver traveld before, And here is one s wanted ta af ¢ to the| el venly matched. Play was mily yuelf. i 4 irn back as interference i]'l""”f""" track, won the i anything els ArTing 1;.‘\\,11 a Rt e AR ) t between the 2 at the boy showed just how & himself and the pursuing | !¢ dying sun of a urday | afayette cleven, And when e i times when He stood still for a per i alf until an alert Geo cn | small hours of Sunday morr d seemed unendi ‘hing those Au- | man took the latter ou ing | Through a mix-up of the volun who was | burn boys bear down upon him, T J around, he now set sail for the goal|&corers In the infield of the immer : 3 ¢ y men, would smaeh | just as the first man dived for him, line | wooden saucer it appearcd Georgia T aver 0 WO e Xo wived the scene p him. With only |he got into action. With a “..,‘,;.,.‘ Two men remained to he shaken | Cooper, also of Califors the de adminis in the I s score stood burst of speed, he eluded the|off. One was the Auburn q ld master of the Aianan A to the Atlanta i T of whic ¥ othi ¥ v " crew, dashed towdrd the side|on his left, and the famous ° However, in v ere t ntering « Teck ing our usual plan. |]j o a 12 n before | Taylor, on his right. He stiff- ove s at Tus Lve pic erve, walting | e wi a4 out Jun. the former as he turned to arriculum kiive: whan e [ s alons for the ball|goal. A moment £ blow.. But it|wa t 15 wyards into (he A fully turne conclusion may | o big gr W from which | | #to0d as "the result audacity of | of it Kind cver held below the en i and Dixon line bursuit, | steps a full 10 Ya s “Habe” | wy wped | gived for a 3 Wits | qead and threw his left hip €ull In Tommy Miltor, ! { his 1 ing hin Then, el had been scen o " 1uw ned fo:'the | isain (oward tha 1 iine ¥ r of the disdainful 2 i i 1 ) we 1t el et s e a t alked by his lone,” avol fullback y all over his he wrning | quartert rrison, tearing do: suec nents the crowd was | o the fine . | ups and never sceming to r while i i l eled exhibition | > 5 he right, | the more spectacy George Washington and ¥ With their games s ext r aabig s Strupper In Sent In. n ite Fv ing 7 l\ lpe rimmed S osphs Cole| s & stunt e puled in'the Uriveelly | e was the onportunity for which | depunica upon i T e | e oo e S renesd1oed e I 1o b1 . Bk som ere are for a touchdown on the part of the e et Sip ingly had not fi d in n |4 ‘ : p Compliments Mis Rival. Headibaen'{o the ce dur- ‘wearl“gj sail the crestfallen Auburn | the long grind—to chan ot s MOHAWKS AND MERCURYS EASTERN-WESTERN [ ie bl ey eaon vt ,.:i:’:‘,:;,‘:::'N.%':;”;,,,7 GARTERS Hailed SWAMP WEAK ELEVENS ~BATTLE TOMORROW - " ot &0t i 1, Everctt Strupper had made a howl- | cess of the “spread” strategy HOSE § 1 . it : . . s the concluding portion of i - i nth of a series of ,1r¥w\-- his only care i ; told by (he leading coaches of the|ln & game where most of his cf ews with J. P, [competitors have been removed Business High is o1pe 3 Iriday in the Trinity Juniors 1t ons | Wh S t 3 match t ot b can stop Mike Gordon and Bob i , the flect Blue and White Coach Elmer Hardell of Tech will subject his team to some severe treat- ment this we n preparation for Western on N r 4 in a game that will 1 v decide the 1924 scholastic tit Dartmouth and Brown i jrdoned o ) 2 illiant 4 Tt o m- | = . wver in ¢ t , % ppac L e of | GRID FAN BADLY HURT. Sl e 3 Apache gridmen added another vie- | Southern Preps had an n CHICAGO. October —Injuries e e | with tne 1 : ing. 26 | sufered when knocked down and eat North | t in ) 1 C1 o the trampled by foot ball players whe a litt I ; 1 Daily o the -lan end run swept them to the side bit more left in it for a fourth pe-|°f the b £ (nedex : ns plaved wel Iitie ‘Trom: wiich he vwas wetchihe titee Shoutss B v IR0 srican e g = the game may result in the death of | L be ey 1, G Jue Athletie ed|William Malone. 6s. 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