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Show PROVO EVENING HERA Lfi MONDAY, K'OmifBER 14, 1927. SE ASOWA GAINST MIMES EAST DEFEATS r.lltlERStSIIOVV CLASS: Game Saturdays Is Race In Feature lor Title; :, ZLL. . Utes Have Chance , Colorado ' , r" Aggie-Bould- er ; R. BL L STANDING Colorado Alea Colorado CoiWe ,.-...- iticand Mat -- 1 . 4 Denver rnlversltr .. . . .4 ' ....8 t'nJvertity Montana State Features to Be 1 1 7150 VUkh 4 5 Colorado University Vtmh Arrtm Colorado Mines b. y.r. Colorado Teacher Vt eaten i .667 .500 1 I J5S3 ......I 4 .....1 mt.--u!..v- l joe 4 V jsoe I affi 4 Wvomlnr Week's Reaulta: Denver IS, Utah Aggie' 0. Montana State 6, Wyoming 0. Colorado Aggiea 87, Mlnea Colorado College S3, Western . State 6. Saturday1! Schedule B. T. U. va Colorado Mme. Colorado Aggiee v. Colorado U.' Colorado College va. Colorado Teachers. Montana State vs. Montana versity, Uni- , . i:;. ; g "Another card, and one of higher caliber .than that of Nov. I, Is promised to Provo wrestling fans on Tuesday, Nov. 22, according to announcement of Henry Jones, whe will promote his second sport card on that date. boxing-wrestlin- Charley Mason, middleweight who won over Mike N. Collins here I week ago. Is to "be matched with Alaska Pruitt in a finish mat match, if present plana are guccessfviL Mason ...and Pruitt tangled la Salt Lake for a preliminary last week, and showed real class, Pruitt,1 the champion of Alaska, has met with great success In Salt Lake, and fans' who sa.vt Mason work, Mike" realize against "Man-eattussler. that he is a high-clas- s ' Cat ,Hrma also will appear on the card, this time for a real bout, Jones declares." The winer While B. Y. U. close It season next Saturday against the danger, oua Colorado Mines team, holding primary interest in this section, the Colorado , University contest, with a deflnlU ofbearthe ing upon the championship is of Rocky Mountain conference, jTeat Importance, to the R-- M. C. Aggies-Colorad- ; o race, Utes 8UU Hopeful With Colorado Aggies, Colorado ner tonight's Lq Hansen-WaltSUll bout In Salt Lake will be secured to meet Herman here, it- is believed. Hansen Is well known for his performances at the Manhattan club in Salt Ike. While Stilt, who halls from Grand Junction, Colo t said to be a brilliant battler. of, er - EUREKA. Nov 14. Eureka gave East high of Halt Lake City a hard fight for three quarters of Saturday's game, the Leopards rolling up three touchdowns ia the fourth quarter to score a 25-- 0 vlct6ry ever the dangerous" Tintic crew. , An intercepted forward pass was convert d into a touchdown by White of East high, the only score of the tint thiee periods. Eureka fought hard, and In the third quarter rushed the ball to East's line pa three different ee- - j casions, but toe Leopards tightened and held the home team without a score. t, The game, was but optionally clean, and was packed h thrills from start to' finish. - -r PALO ALTO. Calif. SanU CTara staged the most astonishing grid upset in yearsj Saturday, downing Stanford, 12 to C. The game was regarded as a set up for the Cardinals, and Coach Pop Warner and Captain Hal McCreery were at Berkeley scouting the California-Waahihgto-n Substitutes game. opened for Stanford, the Assistant Coach Thornhill I ' fill -- HEATS 4-- 4. yio 4 ROOMS too were outplayed, Santa (Sara scoring the winning touchdown on a pass, Falk to McCormick. Sinv eni's kicking sad Cummlngs' passing were features. ' ; One room quickly theNewWay?; . 105 Bill Spears of Vanderbilt is perhaps the greatest player In the south. In that section Severyone is familiar with bl gridiron prowess. - It seems" that Bill Spear turned (NEA Service, New York Bureau) down an appointment to Annapolis Bruce Caldwell, star Yale halfback, who has been banned from further in order that 'he might attend glory with the New Haven gridiron ; a technicality of eligi"'. under eleven Wonder Real Is rules. Because he played on 1 bility well E Bill While pears fairly eleven at Brown uniknown nationally lit football cir- the freshman before entering Yale ' he has versity a cles, had be decided to become benched. been permanently rear admiral he would have been one of the most widely advertised BACK players in the game. No ""Bullet" Booth, Pittsburgh back, would have been complete without him.. ' s said to be one 'of the hardest-hittin- g There Is no getting away from backs playing football to' the fact that the selection of a college has considerable to do with day. , Var.-derb- ilt ... '. ILIRD-HrTTIS- O NEW HAVEN .Conni Rallying in the final quarter,' Yale overcame Princeton's lead, to win 14 to 4, without the services of Bruce Caldwell, star halfback who was forced out by Ineligibility on the eve of the game, :' A long pass, Hoben to Fiehwick, resulted In the first ' touchdown, arid 4 recovered fumble and line smashes brought . . r the second ... BERKELEY, Calif. Washington came back into Pacific Coast con ference spotlight Saturday by virtue of a win over California in a thrilling battle on a muddy field. Tesreau and Carroll starred for the ' s 8-- Huskies, " .' - 7- 'Pa. Pittsburgh downed, Nebrafke, 21 to 13, in one of the most important intersection-a- l contests of the season. Gibby Welch led P.tt in its convincing " '"'" '"'" triumph. ' ' PrrrSBimpH, 4c . .CJMCVLATS of football as played by college teams in the United States was strange to James Glancy when he first came over here from Scotland, his native land, but he much time In learning didn't, waste about .it,-;- . Now Glancy is playing quarterback for Ohio Wesleyan and is considered one of the best line- pl sneers and passer in, Ohip col football, i jr. ; . . a The Crescent' is especially designed to, jjvercome every, objection to largp furnaces. It will positively heat" three to four rooms with less attentiux than any ' heat circulator cf like s.ize. . Du-oi- . 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WAS AWAY TWO TEARS ; ble.: If the three Colorado contend- passes. fense when necessity arose. It was the kind pf autumn day closes to located the bigColleges Graham McClintock, after being ers cut each other' throats In the Miners Are Formidable ''. ven tbe paved t.Wgbway when inUnited States in. the cities out of football togs for two years, next two weeks and the Utes beat The Miners, who will face B. T. ger L03 Calif. U S. C. seemed out of place,, their traditional rivals, Utah Ag- - U. here in the finale of the season variably get moreof attention fro;n is playing a back position for Ala- Trojans ANGELES, were too powerful for Colo the grid game noted experts One wanted to get out. into the gieS, the Kedskins can bring the Friday, played great ball against the ' bama this year. rado university. Saturday, winning title to this side of the mountains Colorado Aggies5 holding that pow- and naturally the stars of such red and golden October world and 4 7. to Boulder did well however, teams profit thereby. f; 8 erful outfit to a again. MAY ENLARGE PARK margin for and gained 117 yards by , passing. roll In it as a cat rolls in catnip. Colorado Aggie (till leading the three periods, and actually outplay- Has Gained Plenty-Sp- ears more fans 1,000,000 than Because The thrill of the game was in the , .Not five hundred yards had we is the ideal triple threat conference after a ing the Fort Collins team during saw the Cubs play this past season, second quarter, when in a is He without man Trojan regufrom 4the public .ail,' when superior win must and every that time. Carr, Mines ace, game; with Mines,, Chicago owners are thinking of en- lars, included Drury, were unable ?one the. south as a passer, has developcrossed ahead if, us a covey there ganie 'to annex the title) and anoth- several other regulars were forced ed their stand. i to gain against the Rocky Moun Into one of the most feared run- larging er Shard battle with Colorado Col- out by injuries in the final period, of fat 4uall, too tamej, too. fa or team. tain more bold can and his ners than retlll a powerful contender, lege,' and Aggies immediately pushed . WAS STAR OF GAME . too lazy to all threes main If Boulder and its great for- - over four touchdowns to roll up an own in the kicking game. Although his team lost, Quarconcrete above As the NEW N. Y. Army sur We stopped the car and they Is proof pf YORK, ward passing attack disposed of, Impressive total. outwas the Beular off ex. these statist",?. terback Ed Notre Dame to Inflict the Colorado College Is expecting an Mines "brillian- t- passing attack state in two's and three . to star of the recent Texasr-S-. prised flrsraefeatf the season uponTthe their corn field piled thick with easy time With Colorado Teachers was a feature of the game, and In the first six games of the sea- standing M.- U. game; won by the latter son better most a thin trifle effective. he gained Irish Saturday, The score was 18 'l Saturday, while Montana State their end runs vere to 0, and Rockne's men never had rjewly stacked shocks There-themeets a traditional ; foe, Montana Cart, a the outstanding passer and 600' yard from scrimmage. This team. lept up a continual conversation of chance. Cagle, Army backfielc played a brilliant game, figure does not include the several University, n a a run after intercepting :ooing bird noises. clash," Montana was gave California according to reports from Golden. hundred additional yards he gained star, the perform outstanding a run through A quarter of a ,mi,leajong our a terrific battle recently and the From the showing of the Mines In running back punts and from pass and a are "Spears' three pest er of the 'game. julet lanethrough a flare of red game should be Interesting as com- against Colorado Aggies, as well as klckof f a. In only one game did re oioken field, of the year. performance ANN parison of Rocky Mountain and their decisive victories over Colo- play the full 60 minutes. Mich. Michigan naples, we came to a farm house. Getting back to the r original trounced-Nav- ARBOR,27 to There was the smell of burning - -- rado Teachers and Western State, -- rA Northwest conferences. of a klckof 12, in an in y thbughrTHarthT5Ubllclty-:ilayewood and the thought that popped Denver University's win over the game this week lntersectlonal Sat game. receives for meritorious perform- teresting ri Utah Aggies and Colorado Mines' should be a Hiriller, my mind instantly came true.' The Big Ten team was en nto Vn old-- f aehloned copper-kett- le as Montana State completed Its con- College pounded out a 33-- win over ance is largely decided by the geo- urday too hard .fight against Colorado Aggies powerful for the Middies Western, StaU, after the Gunnison graphical position of the college h tirely featured the past week. Denver ference jchedule Friday by a end runs, and passes with Gilbert big as a wash tub bung over a fire case of; even d is the attends held eleven etir-1nthe Tigers had at proved -by was lust a bit too smart for ,the victory over Wyoming on and Oosterbaan starring were big and a woman beside it stood '"' g i Bill Spears. Laramie field. Colorado the half. Utah 3 Farmers, winning 3 to 0, al- ; '," applebutter. "'. factprs in the defeat of the Navy I Further ttlnrig- jum-TOt-rh- o team. ping wood. Winter had already ' PLAYS reached the top of the hill where FULLBACK NOW Mi-Sta- r BRIGGS By After gaining fame as a tackle. the darker brown of the trees.'gave frosts, Pat Wilson Is playing fullback for evidence of hard night man At another place a with a the Washington Huskies this year. team and drag was scraping the TM VeUUNG ThSSB 3uV VJnOi?6 LOoK VJetU'rA OFF PcR MY That LOCKV STIFP ; TO TRY FOR COMEBACK dirt road. November rains could make hermits of these people altoJole marvel former, Ray, speed " ODtw-voust; T)rrv-------r''"--amp otj tmb 7iciAWeTTe of the track, is going .to tnr to re- - gether if care was. not taken to -' ,' . " TRY To nsakc ?tG '." .. keep the way as clear as possible. " It was a long road and we passNOTICE OF SHERIFF'S ' SALE ed many farm houses. Everywhere there was evidence of work and OF REAL PROPERTY more work. No time for bridge and parties and debates on the IrroFoulthuatclarTDlstrict cocktail woman Man worked and Coupt of the State of Utah in and woman question. helped him Simple ethics for. Utah County. . M. J. Adam, plaintiff vs. A. B. that! :.. is our cnaos growing out of a Winters and Elizabeth Winters, his desire to shun work, and a deter - ueienaanis. u?, TO be sold at Sheriffs Sale on mination to substitute excitement for peace? It seems a cheap subWednesday the 23rd day of Novem stitute. It was a very peaceful ber,;1927, at eleven o'clock a. m. of said-daat the Front Door of the valley. City and County Building situate in Provo City, Utah County, State of .Utah, all the "right, title claim and Interest of the above named. dei0ndants, of, in and to the fol lowing described real property, to- wit: " Commencing at the Southeast ' corner of Lot 1 in Block. 11, Plat WHAT I'D GlvF FOR HBN THIS SEASON'S ' ThR&E "A", Pleasant Grove City Survey of ClSARSTTe RiSHT NOW. Ns OVER . I'm GotN VOiTHOUT A StOHS BUV Building Lots, in Utah County, J BOV CARTON A ONu FED I'M UP .Me OF Ort, Utah; thence West 4.70 chains: ' T MOKt i j North 30 degrees West 2.40 chains; t ACU AT Oise 51TTIN'" jw thence East 5.88 chains; thence . South 2.12 chains To the place of v, beginning Area L13- acres, situate in Section 28,' Township 5 South, Range-East pf Salt Lak Merid-" : : ian. Together with all water, and rights to "the use "of water, now Used on said land, or appurtenent thereto. Purchase price payable In lawful money of the United States. Dated at Provo City, Utab this ' 31st day of October 1927. s J. D. BOYD. : Sheriff of Utah County, State of TTteh ? A. Gee," Deputy Sheriff j By EliasColeman. i Morgan ft Attorney for PJaintlff. ' Commercial Bank Bldg. Provo City, Utah. Pup. dates, Oct 31, Nov. ; : V- - half-fadin- g hard-fough- ; -- ELSEiVilEilE ' ' EAST DEFEATS "r,8panlsh Fork. ,Mr. Crump married Elisabeth r !. i .'A f Vincent,, who survives blm' as do "V." the following children: Mm. Mary A Roberts, Pay son; . Mrs. Lucy SPANISH FORK, "Nov, 14Jo- - Privett Magna; James Crump, sepk Jybn CrumprweH known farm Goshen; Wtllard Crump. Salt Lake; er of the Palmyra district,: died at Mrs. Ljrxie Cole. Nephi; Elmer and his home there Friday after an ill- AMn Crump, Palmyra; U gran ness of nearly five months .from children and twa sisters. Mrs, Raeh-' Bright' disease. He was born in el Phillips of SpringviUe and Mrs. , . His parents Lncy Peterson pf Rigby, Idaho. 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