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Show AUBREY DE VINE, FORMER ALL-AIiIER- (attempted AN IC dron kick (ailed. Faysoa ' l-- ; - " Prove jtailed to complete Paysoa's 40 yard Hue. ward past, Menlove made no gain Jl forward pass was intercepted by and then advanced three yards, Livingston and then Coombs kicked after which Peterson's pant was re to Peterson on Provo's 45 yard line. turned to Parson's 45 yard line ty Menlove completed' ft U forward Coombs after he had advanced 40 pass from Peterson for 13 yards. offyftrds. Payson penalised for Toe game ended with the bail in side. J Livingston : carried the ball Two's possession on Payaon'j . 33 two yards and the Coombs kicked to yard Une. Provo's 48 yard line. v Score, Frovolo, Fayson 6. Menlove failed to advance and The linenp: v - - Prore -Stewart made a yard. Incomplete Payson " forward pass. Peterson fumbled Gardner. . . . . . . re . . . , . . .Anderson bnt recovered and kicked, to ' .Gardner HIgglnson,... 45 yard line. Giles Bingham...... tg Manvtlie and Livingston advanced Berry. , uennen e a yard each and then .Livingston H. Bimmons.. lg Corbett bucked the'' line for four " more. L. Simmons, rot ..Boardman Coombs kicked to Peterson who re Gourley. le ......Dennis turned to Provo's 35 yard line, ....Peterson Coombs....... qb Peterson kicked to Payson's 85 Livingston..., rh .Kirby lh three! ehstwln...T7. .r..T.Collins yard line, Livingston-- lost Coombs and then Blddnlpn yards punted to D. Simmons., fb Peterson who returned the ball to .Substitutions: for Paysonllson i' Coombs kicked to Peterson oa Menlove Provo'a 80 yard line. gained fire yards on two plunge. Provo penalued five. Coombs re- thrned Peterson's pant. to middle of . , - By MICHAEL F. DACETJ:: Newt Service Staff Correspondent- Shifted to . Oct, ""western fields,- - Aubrey Devine, who wa probably the greatest star de1 veloped la the Big Ten in the last has tackled a new Job. He appeared, on Broadfield her s backfield coach of the University ' - a pre-seas- once-over- , rBoys I nnv-pire- im-SrMRuBI-TS; Pay-son"- ! .'. f 0 -- lie-gav- e J 'g."VA A':. SAVE MONEY , t- T - ' ! YPBSIGLY, COLO. AGGIES NOT AS TEAM, CHICAGO TO V GAME EXCEL GIANTS Cougars Battle Heaviest Grid iron Machine in West Next Saturday. Individual Stars Brightest; but Giants May Repeat as In Prior Cases. 'B. likewise, is n better! shortstop,,. .a.nd- ball player than; Bcotr, wno, nas sioweu uown to a: saunter. In fact, the Beauty is ohefj of the really great shortstops of the' . ij modern generation. In left field the new Ituth is so', ftif ahead of Kniil Mensel as to obviate any compiirison. He can out-- ' - field, out-thro- - , special! We still hare a few summer weight Garments (Old $1.50 grades. Your Style) in regular $1.25, $1.45 and T choice while they last, J1 fjfj ... . . ' " ! t 1 . , .,r'.-' 1' $17.48 M "t" ?V "il i LjHlfiL t -- ''. ""d)L m - ft 1 t Knitting MilUompm $16.48 $13.48 1 ! ' A 1 1 ."i'-r- ADDl e $24.75 leivsttp bud a4a msi Urowers Provo Defeats (Contlnued'Irom Pae One.) One lot of Odds arid End 3 in Slippers and Oxfords barely got his drop kick "over thdi ' :. ba r. ... . fRwrel Ptovo 7. Pavson 0. Peterson kicked to Coombs on Payson'a 30 yard line. In trying to, ... u& A . n a .Ka me k.ll van uui uuugeruus terriCoombs kicked in tory the air: high Johnson, who replaced Biddulph at. luiinacs:, recovering on rayson's 40 YANKEES' PITCHERS t '"'', j r.r v ONE LOT OF PRETTY PLUSH COATS and putbit him. seven days out of Seven. . i'et, JIJ nut y so happen that Meusel will bo the cbamrof the series and Buthj the chump. ouu nrAMdN "" nvnivu OM.v MnrtM woou com cotton ana -. rV 4 fW-- RETT - HEPE -DRESSESI All New Arrivals $9.98 l' ' v ik' GARMENTS r Lot of Arrived Today ai Batu'roft, -- - ,'- rw uku 17- a f - - n , NEW STYLE WINTER garment . r.-:" "" '': , . ' " i ',. Lift of ...., ' - ' 1 T1Ma - - iirt - , last long. PRICE FEATURES FOR MONDAY and 'I . . - -- We have MM 4 N0TAwJv 5CHEM complete stock of Garments lor winter, (Old Style) in' wttoiC Me and wool whkh we are won't selling at reduced priceSiv Come in earJy-rth- ey 0res ses s I BUY - ' - "' V" ".. v Uvingstoo made no gain: Provo Livingston brawn. Penalized five yards. Chicago lost e yard, Coomb advanced two meet, Chicago University In yards and then kicked to : Provo'i today a game. The Aggies 20 yard line.' Peterson kicked to Parson's 83 play the Brlgham Young University SUFFICIENT team of Provo, Utah. October 13. yard line. u Parson penalized for , has been giving the' Colo- having twelve men on - the field. MATERIAL IN WEST . rado team the It istwn- - Coombs kicked to Collins ofi Pay sldered one of the best aggrega son's 45 yard line. of Penver, apposition. 'wiseacres sCollins hurdled a" Paysonlfe and Hons ever developed out here. say, that is destined to! be changed to hea coach if he makes good at Big Ten Star Not Only Jells - Other" Itocky Mountain teams have was injured to such an extent he dm oi ine (nine. the Job.-- -r How Jto PlayJGame i none to the Bin Ten before and- ana u ue cameo was", penalized made a sorry showing, but the feel ! Besldei that : Provo which he wore In the togs i but Demonstrates." ' ; r when 'he last ing that the Aggies will make good 15 yards for the- hurdling stunt sped' through broken ' is universal. f fields to victory for Iowa C, Devine j The team is practically the same went on' the field to show his re-- i ' one which held the Nebraska eleven myself. emits the "how" of the thing. candof three years ago to "a "7-- Tscore, lie succeeded. The "crowd of "But there are anly twenty several hundred spectators, who had idates foFthe varsity in a school of All ,of the men are playing their We will have. teg. third or fourth year of conference gatnerea as mucn 10 wbicu lue in titte?thonsand. mniifi lmck to see the DenMitea mi" twelve more, they tell tne. I have football. Last season they played ' ad fioiH four-aclassy little pony Drake University to ft close scroe.. In r first The Aggie team will be . accomexhibition of therstiiff jMj)t 'made fbacfca as I could want to work with. Devine, nationally fa mots twfeafs But there's not a possible fullback. panied to Chicago by Charles "Poss" "The line is small. But I think Parsons, famous Big Ten star of ago. ,Tbe lowan was not satisfied to tell his proteges ihe way of the we're going to be able to round out several years ago, the man who set the record of nine letters whicbUe-them an exhibition a team. thing. "Football hasn't taken hold here vine finally tied. ' of how it should be done. It is an odd coincidence that two In snperb shape, he gave a demon' In the west as" it has in the east or stration in shifting, handling the the Big Ten. The. men when they of the three men who have made ball, change of pare and a dozen of reach college aren't coached in 'the perfct athletic records at Iowa the other arts which have made fundamentals as they are back east University are now both In, Denver. His proteges fol They come to the college coach raw. Parsons was a choach here for sev- , modern football. lowed him but, looked like novices, But they're workers, and there are ral years, but is now sports editor: tbooah the most of them boast con some men who could make the grade of a Denver newspaper. He brought inat any school which ' they .chose to Devine out here to orach Denver siderable- experience ... attend,", University whet athletic authorities! Muoutain conference football, ' ' Devine likes Denver and the west, at, the school appealed to bim for ; , Devine was dubious over Tils pros he, says. The conference In which aid Jn getting the best assistant pects. . coftcli that could be brought west "The men I have tinner me are his team trill play contalns-ten... " . . . . , , good," he said, "but there are only schooht The largest is the, .Colorado .f A imru jowaitt raui aiinnit'K, ah VTwrert JSEW-teESSin! . also nnflrd isst year, is ) a few of them, and they are awfully University. ES Ke was namedfreshman; lie is greatly interested Jj'iffli pwiyei. smull. However. I don't care oar-- r he coacH ft at'DeriVer than that school other yhlch University recently. tlciilarly about that I'm no giant u?4onuu university 4 miRtmuJLrjjmtms&uM lea for teams of beet, and Small, but Capable, Is The Aggie team left for His First Diagnosis, to Wtt-soto Menlove; Menlore - for Klrby ; fo tH. Simmons; McDowel for Stewart for Collins Johnson "for j Dixon for Bingham ; Mahvllle Jehnson. I for Cmrrwlh ; Chatwin for ManvlUe j Biddulph ; Biddnlph for ; - Officiate Refree, Twitchell; Manvllle for Chatwin. DeU Wbb;f head ' linesman, for Provo, Knowel Peterson for . Corbett; Menlove for Kirby;'Kirby lleyd Wilson. The Brlgham Young university JJESTV EXPERT WRITES football team has done little real work this week after the hard battle with the Montana Bobcats Man for Man' Yanks Present 4ost Saturday. - Many of the play- -' Strong Argument but Are era were bruised up considerably In Worth Only Even Money. ' that initial conference contest and It has been pecessary to do but light yard line. ' incapaci Clean-u- p practicing to tfvoid further By DAVID JT. WALSH, One-ha- lf on one Collins made no gain. ' Parson International News Service Sports took tating the men. . , the ball after Menlove made a Editor. Conch Twitchell prepared for the yard and Johnson three. Payson Montana game in a rather unique NEW YO&K, Oct (T Taken as kicked out of bounds. Provo's ball manner ny drilling bis players in so many Individuals, the New York on, 40 yard ine Provo penalized five Our line Coats are Johnson made - the technique of pluyn, both Uefen- - Yankees sTarnT superior to-- tbel ynrds for offside. dr Men-- i ive and offensive, and doing abso the writer's casual love tmiks the ball .for a yard lutely no training in the rougher C.iaiits, byin six 1' us show you line. A nositious out of a through the line. A forward pass,. deposit will hold and more dangerous departments of reokoiilnir. nine. As choice to Peterson a lossible six netted Collins, gambler's Y. B. V. team did yards. The the game. no drilling in tackling, falling on In the Impending world's series, the Peterson tried to, buck the line but you. the ball, clipping, blocking, nor did Yanks are worth no more than even failed to penetrate.v Menlove gained of tlirtt eight and then threes. Collins was ' ' it have uny real scrimmage before money and not too much and'-thheld on the 20 yard line and then V psychology,, the breaks p, the Montana game. tot Provo was forTirtstderCoFi penalized The reason for this laying off on ability of the GiantHestep-ot- rt . . , nf fiMillmll In meet any big moment with 'their uiis uui urouua ngnrenaior sixlip f iiiiilnuii'iiliiln -.-.: ' i ... ration for Montana was that.) ears pinned back, so to speak, all yards, Johnson through the linajoi ; jirrpa bnt negatives thnafliFtoman angle flj:8rdand then Peterson seta4 coacn sure be i wanteu to xwucueti ; " rr lieautiful dropktck over the" bar fof thBt he had a. full team, ready- for of the situation. It has done just .that for two suc- Provo's next score. the game. He felt- that if he could s cessive world's series. In both the work out all his formations, and Score, Provo 10, Payson (O y. Uiauts tinder the began activities ' drill these into his men and give Coombs kicked to Menlrfvfe who them merely the theory of the other great impost of allegedly inferior was downed on Provo's 25 yard line; ' the results disproved Peterson punted to phases of football, he would hurl pitching Livingston in th this rather than sustained theory. middle of the field.. Livingston Ieleven men agaiiiNt the Bobcats who if . sjfe V' s rm f were at Jeast in the pink of physical It merely happened that nine men, broke through the line and tl j.jp?' itfl f. R 4r!Ti-fle:one. ' as but their playing thinking condition' and Tor a etiger fight j were-Hi- nd The results of .Saturday's battle iUdjvidual tlmughts, reL4nimon8ll(ide, t bore out the Judgment of the B. Y. VJ and .Tit;r Manvuie five and Livingston twft HaVVolaVHaaeaeH aiaLaSiLaLLLVHaHaVLH0HBiBaVaVaB r. men as nine playing thinking) This was the best V. coach admirably. While the playing Payson ; , r BMgham Young players tackled by rote. If at alL did In the entire game and It looked Yet the proposition as n k i. aim Miunni luia. VI Would march tft though they h..jin other departments of the has some value in' the p training wards the goal in splendid style as it and, calculations, such, may game, they "got off their plays perwhen the half ended, with- - the ball duly recorded that the Yanks in Payon"s possession fectly followed the ball closely, be on Provo's in an have this edge particular. 12 bandied their forward passes alline. . .- .. JLJL U. V i fi.l iszi.te.... yard now - most:much on or depends Everthlug ;t '!I faultlessly, and as .a result Provo 10, Paysonrt. Score; of. how .1 little take " they advantage . won ' the game. TRIRD QUARTER. ' i v ,. Last year In the first scrimmage these individual superiorities.' Coombs kicked to Anderson who was Joe for 1 Dugan, I example, of the season when the varsity above Heinle tiroh as a placed the ball on provo's SO yard ventu up against the freshmen rated Tar line." Collins gained tlve yardi third baseman before the 1922 Biddulph ten, Kirby four. Collins '.to bis best players, through Injuries games. But Groh fielded and bit three, Kirby three, Collins three, I sensationally while Dugan merely $10.00. STOP! ;J ( end be sent a team against the Utah Ford, Cc4three. Kirby three, baseball hence. Biddulph average jjO Aggies which was not epv to full played ue two, Collins eontmned the iO strength. "fJapTslnttWarJrihe It was the e '.me in pitching. .The march with two and then Klrby ad-i twMast rears eleven was so badly in- ded v and then three another. to have a Giants were LISTEN! !'iWjured in. that freshmen .contest that spavined staff,supposed With steady gains ProvojQhaa yet Nehf, J. Barnes, :b e Nashv own from marched 30 their Scott and McQuillan stepped ont yard ' Don't principal games of the season. line to 23 Qi the Yanks in every and rayson's yard line, $14.(KL .. Yesterday afternoon .the B. Y.. U. game.outpltched Simmons Intercepted a forward pass . , is . eleven was seut aguinst the second place! ran so will 72 do from Peterson and again. yards fojr Perhaps they ! , scrim string men In a half-hou- r Ba roes-- Is among-t ONE but only touchdown and score., Dodge,mage to pcrrect the new plays that McUraw's staff Is better for the ad- Payson'a 6. ProTO :y, 10, Payson ; "Score, have been taught the team.- In. this dition of Watson and Jack Bent Look Coombs kicked to Peterson an ley, $18.00. v . ....... game by .either Provo's 3J yard line. Collins and held-th- e Bub and a 1 v tmM'hdwns-en- d , cnieuWTious "throw" over-" all took ball each" a the for yard might Kirby ! Wltutes scoreless. 'if However, ns they stand, and kicked to Pay; DRIVE j Next week the Cougars will In" lionrd, ShAw-ke' Hoyt," Jones. line." Bush, Peiiriock, son's . 30 , yard Colorado where they will meet '(VXjrflde com! a are Then and i a be Sinintous and lost Mays Peavo small stronger ll. yard i "'- - ,1 thCokrado Aggies on ,t)ctolier 13 " the ball oiH'I'ivlngston's ftHftiJf'-.A"- . H : :! ! and .'the 1'nlversliy of Colorado on bination of pitchers tin paiwr to sumbest McOraw van than on ? anything fumble, price, which we; Paysoli's 4t yard line. i'i October 2. If the "Y" a MT admon. That is "one " lrovo was penalized five yards for mate"-rialKe- ep t J. : service ve nave these Important ctmtestit without vantage the Yankees',lrK8Tles bold. Kept guarofflsilc.'. ..v - - i'li eny serious injuries it will give the Another Is that of. "over '" Klrby went over" for a yaftl artd 1' j in football fans an ; excellent opnor-- t Oroh, who bus liecoine Dugan give sata bit elderly, Bennett completed a 20. relative yard fortunlty to get a line on the record" :wlll his and not recat 'possibly ; Battitretifrth of these three teamn. The 1)122 exliibitinn. A tlilrd is that of ward pass from Peterson. Biddulph i - i made no Impression on the line at n. Y. V, feels confident that It will is TWO I'lpp over Kelley at TirNf base, al- 1'aysou's 20 yard Hue. ivtersoa ; Isold the Colorado Aggies to.a tietter in though some may be pleased to dis- trlj-- a drop kick but It went wild. , " DOORS than it did Inst year. , fromsent on this point i .. . . ... ball for , 25 tVwmls. the punted Wally Is not quite as dsngerons a yards. Prove- recovering. "of corner Collins ORLD SERIKS t'MPIRES., Second business, hitter as his Giant rival lie is 1 i us lnternntlonol Newi Servlcs over. , i: gained four. Kirby one and the ball 213 a ft Hank O'Day mtire coiisistent and dependable, went to Payson after Provo bad West, West i I m:w youK.tk ' ! i 1; will '. cover 'more however, . ami named ere to Bob Hart i one and today by f failed to complete two forward Center All l Tr.illmit John A. Hevdlcr NOT, as the. ground around the bag.- - ,a.' ..; ... .'".',.. i : I ,"iittonif fWi - V round second base the, (llsnts pauses." league's nmpires-Jo.JJ- f V Anderson threw Chatwin for the . come to the front wlth the world in RanesJier s'rus thf (elate lost Cuomhs five and ntv loss, yard which is combination, (,inningon Wcdnesdny. Other fjve When Deiiuts downed him. t will h tesmed nn with mnsldenibly superior to that of Coombe fumbled and lost smith r J.n ocw. nstu a wtter ten " , Z. uui LSi :;..U.u, yards. '".'-'- i nam . lain nve leen named as the American Itall '20 yarJj on n. Provo's . -- .i .. . . ... Payson'a m a nnn UTiir innnim , iia. ,m . iku rrmwi-uT rnirwuwi.. line. ; ColUns advanced five pards a'lsd announced thst sernnd basement la .baseball and Menkiie one and then Collins .. : iinimlnted Bill Klem and Ernie dnrlnf the. present eeaon.i n Is completed a forward-- pass from ' itMM .ii ,V J.H' " W- -' .' rs. sW' ; u algley f o drnclsle IiT the XbicsgoTorln ' t nuiner end quick.thlnkre, however. . s ; aty crir jS AND $2.48 M beautiful of Just and Dresses Beauty, Winesap, paid with money, not promises. Price small - . apples-Jonat- han, etc If you deal with me, you are Gano, B. D. 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