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LOST-Turtleneck Charm mou.nted
with jade, containing smiall per-
fume bottles. Very liberal reward
offered. D.-12, Lawyers Club.
LUST--Scheaf~er fountain pen.
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SCORES TWICE

ti(Continued From sage x)
eti will be epnducwed by Dr. C.
1B. Gohdes, of Capital University,
Columbus, 0., while at the student
fo"rum at 6:80 o'clock Dr. GCohdes
will speak on "Luther's Contribution
to) Po=litical and Civil Liberty."
"':>iritual Resources will' be the
sub7jectI ofa sermon by Rc v, R. Ed-
cefomation S "unday will be ob-
r"'c''edaat St. Paul's Luth,-%,an'v w i
Rev C.A.Bjauer, the past or ,;peak-
Ji" o"The Authority of the WV"ordt."
The We , .ley Foundation vwil meet
a t ' oonJwi.hErof . George Carroth-
ers: tocsus"edrhp"while
at. J:0 o.'cloc'uk thnis moringj the
"Uppe L~oo~" Bilcasiimeets for
Prf 3lward Y. MeTtilsky ewill
s,;_ak on i tu,,ss' ia d the Eulcopeani
fonaion in the League this mnoa-i
'in~ wileProf. Norman L. Wiley,
at an open forum at 8 o'clock, w&ill
spe ak on. "Semitic Contributions to
S atn,1 4
(Contin ed From Wage x)
maki~ (hc sore13-10, in fiavor of
Thec .'nal r;core of the game came
ai the indirect result of a march
down the field by Syracuse in the
final quarter. The Orange carried

the ball from their own 13-yard line
to State's one-yard line, only to 'be
held there for three downs by a
fighting Mv. S. C. line which had
previously shown signs of crumbl-
ing.
The ball reverted to Stale on
downs and to Eiiowitz was delegated
the difficult task of punting a wet,
slippery ball from the 'muddy turf:
behind his own goal line. The pass
frow center was too high, he fum-
bled and fell on it, and wasim-
mediately swarmed by s tveral Sra
cuse tacklers for a safety, adding
;another two points to the Syracuse;
total.
The ball was kicked from the 20-
yard line by State, and the ende of
the game found State in possesso te 0-am ion t
Syracu se by virtue of a fumbW 1l y
the Orange, two coinnieted passes
by M. S. C., and a fa:. .IPArunb-y
Monnett.
THE LINEUPS
STATE Po #s. SYRACUSE
Bus.........LT........ Nfewton
ros.......... LG .....Kennedy
Mirs ........... C......... Stark
Handy.........RG.......Tindall
Brunette ......RT...... Lombardi
Vandermeer .. . RE ......... Ellert
Kowatch.......QEE.......Cramer
Monnett ....... LH ........Moran
Jones..........RH........Frank
E, owitz.......FE......... Fishel
Th-e score by quarters:
1Michigan State.......3-7-0-0-10,
Syracuse .... ..........0-G-7-2--1.5
Scoring: Touchdown,, Stone,-2rg,
Fishel, Syracuse; 1Monnett, State.
Points after touchdown, o :/Tiett,
State; Ellert, Syracuse. Field goal,
Mon nett. Safety, Eliowitz, State.

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7f7~PiLy FAVr
was forced to kick from behind his'
own goal line and, booted the ball
to his 24--yard line. Hudson failed
to gain at center. On the next play
Tessmer threw a lateral pass to Fay
who galloped to the 8p-ard line be-
fore he was forced out of bounds.
Then Fay went Aver with a run
circling his right end. Newman
kicked the point.
With the game rapidly drawing to
a close Princeton' threw foly passe,,
three of them incomplete, which-
gave Michigan the ball on the Tiger
20-yard line. 'Capt. Hudson promtply
burst through tackle and went on
and on, carrying three Princeton
men on his. back, until he finally
stumbled over the goal line for
Michigan's last touchdown. Newman
closed the score columns with the
extra point, 21 to 0.

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