MMMV*DEFEATED BY CANTONSpecial to THi.MASSILLON, O.. Not. 30.—Tbe all-star elev-ea aecured at tbe coat of $25,000 by Canton, failed to defeat the ehampion Maaslllon eleven to-day, deapite the faet that Maaaillon'a was outclassed on paper in comparisonCanton.The latter had such men as Reynolds, and Wulaee, of the University of Fennsyltania the great Willie Heston. Graver and Jam**, o Michigan; Turner, of Dartmouth; Hall, of Princeton; Ernst, of Lafayette, bat, nevertheless. the Maslllon team, which has played t£gether all season, woo oat by the scoret0Hsyden, the blacklisted base ball player merly of tbe University of Pennsylvania, kicked two goals' from the field for Massillon, while Reynolds turned the same trick once for Canton. The firat half ended with tbe score 4 to 4, batin the second period MasHlon’s work prevailed, and in Canton’s right side gave way against the heavy attacks. Salmon, the Notre Damethe heavy attacks. Salmon, the Not star, going over for h touchdown.The largest crowd in the «maw rvmteflt. oter 12.U00 1)6of Ohiofootball saw the contest, over 12,000 being present. Heston and Smith starred for Ctnton. butHeston was unable to gain as he did at Michl-ws * i.igrhT.lMSRayl (ClnefcnaU)mtyos^ky .:• Left guard..Kerebolt (Denver!*n (Case!..Centre ........... Shirring,PemiWallace (U. of P.).Eight tackle........... LangIchigafcT QiarTerSfck! 11 (l, .^Havd«James%Reynolds.......Left half-back ;. ; NessMr andHeston*. .. - Right half-back. Drake «L of P.)fvUf-hiiiui and Moran•■iuh ap.ofToocbdowo—84ltmto. OwlHayden. Goals from ^RenoUs,n—