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In the East, the football champion
ship for 1914, now lies between (or
among) Harvard, Princeton, Penn
State and the Army, with odds slightly
in favor of Princeton. Harvard took
high honors easily, last year, but with
Brickley out of the game, her chance
to repeat is slender.
In the West, thlel teams that are Btill
In the race are Wisconsin, Notre
Dame,, Minnesota, Illinois, Chicago
and Nebraska. Should the Cornhusk
ers complete their schedule, without
a defeat, .their claJim to the ttole will
be as good as that of any other team,
and perhaps better.
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The victory of the Cornhuskers over
the Lansing Farmers has thrown a
very real scare into the Hawkeye
camp. Coach Hawley isn't saying any
thing, but he's doing a lot of hustling.
Iowa bad hoped to wipe out the dis
grace of last year's defeat, on Novem
ber 21st, but she now feels that a Job
of considerable dimensions is in store
for lier.
Lincoln Is on ttoa football map in
bold faced type this fall. The Corn
huskers are not the only dope-epillers
in town, Lincoln High having made
a clean sweep of her schedule so far.
The Red and Black youngsters have
met, and defeated, teams representing
David City, Omaha and Hastings High
Schools, and by decisive scores in
every game. Harold Mulligan, a
former Nebraska end, iff coaching
them, this being bis second year at the
job.
FOOTBALL TALK BY
WALTER H. ECKERSALL
The Chicago Tribune Man Gives the
' Cornhuskers Honorable
Mention.
(Chicago Daily Tribune.)
The defeat of Yale by Washington
and Jefferson, the victory of Syracuse
over Michigan and the tie game be
tween Harvard and Penn State were
the three most important features of
Saturday's football games, the result
of which changed the championship
situation In the east and west.
It was known that Washington and
Jefferson would give Yale a bard
game but few persons believed the
eleven representing this college with
an enrollment of about 300 would tri
umph over the Blue. Because of its
victory over Notre Dame, Yala loomed
up as a championship contender. De
feat eliminates the chance of any un
disputed claim.
Washington and Jefferson is entitled
to figure in the eastern race. Beaten
by Hlarvard by only a single point, the
team must be given consideration) at
the close of the season 4f it does not
meet defeat in its remaining contests.
Hard Games Hurt Michigan.
Michigan's defeat can be attributed
in part to its hard schedule. The
Wolverines have had to play hard foot
ball all season and the strain of con
stant training and practice has left
the mien in a demoralized condition.
Coming right on top of the defeat by
Syracuse is the game with Harvard
on Saturday at Cambridge. 'As the
Wolverines have been pointed to this
contest since the season opened, they
may play better football against the
Crimson than they have at any time
this season.
The defeat by Syracuse, however,
detracts from the inteirest of the inter
sectional struggle with Harvard. It is
to b regretted that the west will meet
the best team in the east with an
eleven weaker than its average. In
deed, the 1914 Michigan eleven cannot
be said to be as strong as other aggre
gations in this section of the country.
Finds Penn State Tartar.
Harvard struck a snag in Penn
State, which played the Cambridge
eleven to a standstill in all depart
ments. Like Washington and Jeffer
son, the Quaker team is unusually
strong this season and must be given
consideration at the close of the
season whtein championship laurels are
awarded.
Princeton showed decided improve
ment by beating Dartmouth, 16 to 12.
The result shows the Tigers should be
a worthy foe for Yale and Harvard.
According to reports there Is plenty
of material at Prindetton, and the vic
tory over the Hanover aggregation is
Just the thing neededJto help In Its
rapid development.
In the west the victory of Nebraska
over the Michigan Aggies- stamps the
Cornhuskers as every bit as strong as
last season, when they were one of the
claimants of the western champion
ship. Nebraska's 24 to 0 victory was
clean cut and decisive. The game -was
won on its merits and, like eastern
team's, Nebraska must be given con
sideration at the close of the season.
The conference games resulted as
predicted, but some of them were
harder fought and closer than most
persons expected. Chicago and Illinois
won their games by one-sided scores,
while Minnesota and Wisconsin were
given hard games and won by narrow
margins.
Badgers Forced to Limit.
Wisconsin had to play all the foot
ball it knew to win from Qhio State,
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REPRESENTATIVE
Mr. Hutton has made a success of
his own business, and while a mem
ber of the Lincoln council made a
success of the Citv's business, and if
elected will do as well by Lancaster
uounty ana tne state.
Vote for Him.
7 to 6. The Badgers were forced
throughout, and thy will have to play
a better brand of the gridiron game
next Saturday to beat Chicago. The
Buckeyes are not as strong as usual
this season and Wisconsin undoubted
ly held them too cheaply. The Badgers
are strong this season and should be
a different team when Chicago is met.
Iowa lost another close game and
the fates seem to be against the
Hawkeyes. Minnesota triumphed over
Hawley1 aggregation, 7 to 0, in a con
test which was decided in the first
period. Solon, who is one of the best
backs in the west, crossed the tine for
the score which gave his team the
victory.
Notre Dame recovered from its Yale
defeat by trouncing South Dakota, 33
to 0. The Catholics displayed tiwr
right kind of stuff by coming, back
west for only two days' practice before
tihey boarded the rattler for Sioux
Falls, where this game was played.
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