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Olvt JTOO MOWtE CHECK FOE 50002U- - $H0 'TVESt SXEW no MOEHIM VOCE - I'Mm A EVOO- ANDY - GUMP E TH51LE M- in j o Moving . f Day ff---i mniKiw a p' A CQNGff, frf Aggie Gridiron Warriors Football Games Today EAST. Ready for Miners Clash 7 I COLORADO MINERS. No. Player. Position Wirt C. Rogers le 46 Crawford It 47 Taylor Ig 44 Price c UTAH AGGIES. Position Wgt. No. Player, 150 6 Wood side 165 20 Evans 166 10 Hendricks ...... 10 Croft Conroy, captain Ledd Ingham ... 4 Peterson 1 Knowles fb 11 Woolley o'clock p. m. Officials: Referee, Blaser; i ' ( 48 14 27 12 14 42 Parkinson Evans Llnderbolm Jordan McWhorter Mitchell ......, rg rt re qb Ihb 40 6 11 1 151 rhb 171 fb captain Place Adams field,. Logan. Time.! umpire, Bansbank; head linesman. Reddish. 6pedal te The Trlbsee. LOGAN, Oct. 20. One of the leading teams of the Rocky mountain conference will be eliminated tomorrow from the conference race and another team' will be over a big barrier In the march to the tltla The two teams which will figure In the elimination procesa by (reason of their contes which is to be held here tomorrow afternoon are the Colorado School of Mines from Golden. Colo, and the Utah Aggies, present holders of the conference championship. They meettfat 2 o'clock on Adams field. Coach Capshaw and hla band of Miners arrived in Logan. at noon today In a. special car that came over the Ore-:- n Short line. Twenty-fou- r players composed the squad. The Miners have a veteran aggregation and a number of the playere who are on the team this season were here two years sgo in Mines-Agggame and therefore are seasoned able to play championship football. Leading the Miners and on of the best layers. in the conference this year la fullback. Captain MoOone, McGlor.s waa the shining star on the Miners squad last year. Just as Falck wss ths big star for tbe Utah Farmers. McGlone la a husky and kicks, passes, hits the line and can run In open field. Associated with him In the backfleld is McWhorter, Jordan and Mitchell, all veterans. It Is a combination that has not been made in a dav and will give the Aggie defense something to worry sbout every minute of the same. On the Colorado line Is Llnderholra at right end, one of the fast and very best wing men of the conference. He Is another man of considerable experience. Parkinson, guard; Taylor, guard; Craw-for- t. tackle; lYlce, center, and Evans, -tackle, are other line stalwarts. The Andes wilt go into ths game without Maughan, who is the big, dependable lineman and has played three years of conference football. He is 111 with a bad infection of the leg Jim Evans will take hla place. Peterson will start the game at halfback with Schaub ready for the duty any time. Gardner, who has been playing fullback, has an injured hand, but Woolley, one of last year's regulars, who has not yet played, due ie , 151 182 171 158 142 140 176 180 151 12 160 11 McOlone, N; Jeffs Harris to his Injuries, is going to start at fullback. This evening Logan was awakened to the fact that there would be a big con The ference football game tomorrow. Aggie students came down town In a 7 body at 30 oclock. The male students snske danced In the middle of Main street while the coeds marched on the sidewalk. A monster rally and meeting was held In the center of the block Center and First North, and after a number of speakers had put pep Into the crowd the field was cleared tor- - tbe tug of war between the freshmen and sophomores. The fire hoee attached to a large hydrant poured forth ths aqua pura of a frigid temperature upon the underclassmen engaged in the contest. Business men and citizens have subscribed to a fund sufficient to hire a band for every home game the Aggies will have. The Logan Military band will start the music on the streets at noon and Juat prior to the time of the starting of the game will parade to Adams feld and continue the jazz during thg game. A citizens rooters club has been organised to sit on the east bleachers and root In competition with the Aggie student body on the west. The Colorado team held a light workout on Adams field this afternoon. The Aggies held a light signal practice also. be-tw- en Twin Falls Grid Eleven Keeps Up Triumphal March 8 peril) te Tbe Tribune. TWIN FALLS, Idaho. Oct. Twin 20. Falls high school football team continued Its triumphs here today and won from Rupert high school, 61 to 0. A high wind prevented effective use of the forward pass At which Rupert Is said to be expert. Twin Falls scored the first touchdown an straight tins plunges In the first four minutes of play. Gafrlty, Twin Falla featured In the most sensational play of the season. Intercepting a forward pass and racing sixty-fiv- e yards to goal. Fifteen hundred persons saw thevgame. Filer defeated Oakley, 33 to 0; Jerome defeated Wendell, 11 to 7; Gooding defeated Shoshone, 25 to 0. Priced For Saturday at $750 $1050. TAI-LORE- COLLAR. Oroca CltY Pa Groee City ea. Allegheny. Over apertod Clinton Hamilton ra. Return la er. of years, however, Oklahoma has won the . Centre. Cambridge Harvard ' majority of games. Ifarerfortl Haeerford r John Hopkina. On the face of comparative scores, the . Boatan univeraity. Worcentar Holy Craaa Io,wa Aggies are doped to win from Grin-nel- l. Etaaton. Pa. Lafayette ra Bucknell. Missouri defeated Grinned, 23 to AiiATlUe, Pa. Lebanon alley ra. At 0, while Ames held Missouri to a epta. Bethlehem Lehigh ra. Brown. score. Orono, He Maine ra. Bate. Drake and Washington university apAmhemt Maes. Agglea ra. Amherst. parently are about evenly matched, with Bnunltuburg, Md. ML St. Marys ra. MaryDrake slightly the favorite. The Des land. Moines college, altlhough playing on the Allentown. Pa. Muhlenberg Vn. Gettysburg of the game, sucdefensive three-fourtState College, Pa. Pena. State te. Middle-burceeded In defeating Kansas last Saturday, 6 to 0. Washington,14 in the meanPhiladelphia, Pa. Pennaylraala ra. 8warth points against time, waa able to score the Aggies 22. Prinretoft Princeton ra. Maryland. second-strinmen to g With a lineup of Kingston K7 I. State re. Delaware. Rochester Rochester ra, Union. open the fray, K. U. Is expected to have New Brunswick Rutgers rn. Bethany. little difficulty. In overcoming Washburn. Anas polls St. Johns ra. G. Washington. Springfield Springfield ra. Stereo. MICHIGAN CLASHES Bella ignore. Pa Snaquehanna ra. Albright. sas Aggies last aeason. Srracuae--STraens- WITH OHIO TODAY fid SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 20 Hard-fough- ra. Pittsburg. Medfagd, CHICAGO. Oct. 20. With every team In the western conference In action tomorrow, Interest will center In the clssh between Michigan and Ohio Stats at Columbus. where probably 70,700 persona the largest crowd that ever witnessed a football game In the west, will see two undefeated teams meet at the dedication of 11,500,000 stadium. Ohtenew next in Importance will he the Ranking IlMnois-Iow- a game at Urbana. In the other Big Ten game, of the day, Chicago will meet Purdue at Chicago, while Minnesota alii take the against Northwestern at Evanston, and Indiana will furnish the opposition to Wisconsin at Madison. The game is the flret big game of the season, as the comparative ability of the two elevens i urfknown. Michigan, on the basis of preeeason forecasta was rated as one of the strongest elevens in the conference, but this prediction was changed aa a result of Michigan's showing against Vanderbilt a week ago. Iowa, which conquered Tale a week ago, appears to outclass Illinois by a wide margin, but an upset in predictions is not an impossibility. The Illinl, beaten by Butler last Saturday, are out for revenge, and promise to wage a desperate battle. Minnesota is a heavy favorite against Northwestern, but Northwestern' chances are regarded as vastly superior to what they were against Chicago last week. Indiana Is not expected to furnish much opposition to the running and passing attack of Wisconsin. The Chicago-Purdu- e game may be expected to be reasonably clone, as Coach Stagg of the Maroons will start off a large number of substitutes, keeping his stars on the side lines in reserve for the Princeton game a week later. The game probably will be a batle of the lines, with very little open play. Games on Coast. e y TKaity ra. Conn. Agglea. Maas. Tufts ra, Norwich Weat Point U. S Mil Acad, ra, N. IP State, Annapolis IT. B Natal Acad, re, Ga. Tech. Hartford Mllanora Villanora ra. Catholic nnireralty. Middletown, Conn Wealevan rn Hobart. New Harm Yale Williams. r. Charkttcavilla Va V M I. ra lrgintB. Char lea tun, W. Va. W A U ra W. irginit. DavWeoe.cN. C. V. P. I re. DavMaon.. Eloa Kkm, N. C. Hampdeb Sidney r ra Texas. Dnllaa Texan-anderb- Ut Jackson. Mtea Mlaa. A. A M ra Mlaelaalppl. Lynchburg, Va. Emory and Henry 4ra Lynchburg. Ixwisvilla Ky. Franklin ra IntarUle. Lafayetta La. Igayola va. Simih western. Lexington. Ky 4'umberiand ra Transylvania. Mobile, Abe Marlon Institute ra Spring HUL Norfolk Va. William A Mery ra Trinity C. N. New York receiver for catcher, now a firzt-ztrlCincinnati National league team, hae returned here for the winter with Ih win the Nawarning that the club to tional league pennant in 1923 will have to beat the Redz. nf Tigers Are Cheered as They Depart for Montana -- Georgetown re. Fordham. POCATEI.LO, Idaho, Oct 20. There New Orleada Le. U. F. Infantry School ra as a great demonstration this sveninc Tulane. Richmond. Va. Roanoke ra Richmond at the depot when the Tech Tiger, deShreveport, La.1 lean. Medicos ra On ternary. parted for Miseoula to meet the University of Montana team tomorrow afternoon. Georgetown, Ky. Kentucky ra Georgetown also play the Montana State (Ky.) They w-PACIFIC SLOPE. Tuesday. Coach Arc Cameron staged a Pendleton Oregon ra Whitman. parade and big rally, and several hundred student and townspeople gave the Seattle Oregon Agglea va 'Washington. Stanford Stanford ra. St Marys boys a great sendoff. Those making the Club. Berkeley California ra Olympic trip are Reay, Ream, Paul. Bliss, West, C. Los Angeles Nevada ra C. Norby, Perhsm, Place, Holmes, Hurt, Portland Multnomah ra Gonxaga, Craven, 'IJansen, Rousch, Howerton, PowClaremont Pomono ra Calif, Tech. ers', Chubbuck, Woodland and Winkler, Boulder Utah ra Colorado. R. Hutchinson and F. Flaa-tin- o. Grand Forks Re. Dakota State ra Na Dakota Bottn Montana ra. Montana School of Mine. and Coaches St. Pant Hamlins ra St. Thomas. Colline Colorado college ra Colorado Fort Northfield Knot ra farleton, St. Peter Quatarua Adolphus ra. MacAleeter. Agglea. WORKMAN IS INJURED. Logan Colorado Mines ra Utah Agglea Beloit Lawrence ra Beloit. Helena Mootana ra ML St Special to Tbs Tribes. Wesleyan Rock Island Monmouth ra Angnetana. ' Charlea A PARK CITY, Oct. 29. Joseph Wright, Bkiomingtop Bureka ra Illinois Normal. Occidental rn S. B F. 0. Los A Agele with Ricker Peoria Illinois college ra Bradley Poly. of Puget Sound va Ellen while working on a scaffold Tacoma College Albion Olivet ra Albion. Johneon at the Elks new building this burg her. East Lansing So. Dakota ra Mick. Agglea. about wss the arm. morning, Injured and head when the Scaffold collapsed, SOUTH. v IN HARGRAVE. 1923, REDS sIyS Athena Ga Tennessee ra Georgia, throwing both men to the ground, a dis8T. PAUL,. Minn., Oct. 20. Eufrenz tance of twenty feet. Wright wag reAtlanta Fttrmaa ra Oglethorpe. HarKTZve, former fit. Paul moved to the emergency hospital. Auberp. Ala. Mercer re. Auburn. - HAVE YOU SEEN THEM? v THOSE SNAPPY SUITS AND OVERCOATS-T- HE LATEST IN STYLE AND THE BIGGEST VALUES YOU HAVE EVER LOOKED UPON-CO- ME, JOIN THE CROWDS TODAY . r .. w t. contests are expected to predominate on the far western foot ball calendar tomorrow. One game, between .Washington and the Oregon Aggies, will count in the Pacific coast conference standings. Although the Aggies won from Washington in 1920 and 1921, tney consider tomorrow's game one of the hardest they have this year. Washington with a team said to be the best since the victorious days of C,oach Boble, has a diversified attack. Around San Franaiseo the big game will be between the Olympic club of San Francisco and the champion University of California eleyen, undefeated since 1919. It will be the first real test for California's overhauled football machine Nevada invades Los Angeles to play the University of Southern California In the Stanford stadium the Cardinal varsity meet. St. Marys college low-sco- re Challenger of Blue Nose . Grounds-a- L Gloucester D SOLID BROWN, BLUE, GRAY AND HEATHER WITH O.VERPLAIDS. if Peg.) The Westminster Parsons broke, their losing streak when they trounced the Tooele squad, 44 to 0, this afternoon. Although the final outcome was never in doubt, the game K was hard fought throughout. The game started with the Tooele sqund Captain Patterson kicked off receiving for the Parsons, who -downed Tooele on line.The Parsons held their twenty-yar- d like a stone wall, and when they got pos session of the ball made their touchdown In four downs. Tooele chose to receive again and were line again downed on the twenty-yar- d On the second down Reeves, Parson end, recovered a fumble and gave the Parsons line. The the ball on the twenty-yar- d second touchdown was made in quirk order by a series of end runs and line bucks, Captain Patterson finally carrying the ball over m a line buck. In the second quarter the Parsons worked the ball to Tooele's thirty-yar- d line, and finally put it across by means of long pass from Patterson to Reeves. The Parsons came back In the second half and made their fourth score within two minutes after the half started. From then on there waa no stopping them. Sizes 6 to 14 Years CONVERTIBLE (Ceatlnuwl frem Preceding 1 Washington ra St. Johna Anna pot la Md. Anna poll a Md Georgia Tech, ra Navy. Alabama vt Sewanee. Ala Birmingham, tViIumbia. S C. Wofford va So. Caniioa. PARSON ELEVEN GETS INTO WINNING CLASS Coats WIDE t. Andorer Princeton freshmen ra. Ando rer. Exeter Harrard freshmen ra. Exeter. WEST. J Urbane Illinois ra. Iowa " Chicago Purdue re. Chicago. 1 Madison Indiana ra. W iaoooaio (kriumboe Michigan ra. Ohio State. Cranston Minnesota te. Northwestern. Lincoln Missouri ra. Nebraska , Notre Dame Da Panw re. Notre Dame. Norman Kansas Aggie re. Oklahoma, St. Louie Drake re 8L Louie, Grlnnell Ames ra GrtnneU, Detroit Boston college re. Detroit, Indianapolis Kariham m. Butler. Terre Haute Dayton ra. Rams Poly, k alpnrniao MlluYukea Engineering re. Valparaiso. Decatur Wabash ra James MUlikln. Dee Moines lies Moines ra. Creighton. Granville Dennison ra Wittenburg. New Concord Broados ra Muskingum. Cleveland Western Reserve ra. Ohio UAiv. Oberlln Hiram ra Oberltn. Cincinnati Ohio Wesleyan ra Cincinnati. Wooetcr Otter be la ra Wooster. Bowling Green Defiance ra. Rowling Green. Lawrence Kansas ra. Washburn. Sioux City Kalamaioo ra. Morningalde, (Vdar Falla Hlmpeon ra Iowa State Teachera Mt Vernon Iowa Wesleyan ra LurnelL Cedar Rapid Dubuque ra Che. Fargo Montana State ra North Dakota Af-fi- PITTSBURG. Pa., Oct. 20. Top Warner, famous football coach of the University of Pittsburg, is suffering from ptomaine poisoning, it became known today when the Panther team left for Syracuse in charge of Alexander Stevenson. assistant coach. Attending physicians hate advised Warner to remain in bed, but "Pop" declared he would make a hard effort to get to Syracuse for the game tomorrow. Mackinaw SPLENDID VALUES IN WELL MADE, FINELY MODELS. LARGE, ROOMY POCKETS, t. Buffalo Alfred PltUborf Curatgle Tach. va. TtaUL WatarrUia, Be. Colby" riTHowdoift. Naw York Columbia New York U. Ithaca Cornell v. Colgate. Uaaoaar, N. H. Dartmouth a. Vermont. Polo frouada, N. Y. Pordham n, George-towBuffalo t Conference Champs Anticipate Toughest Battle of Season in Todays Game With Husky Colorado Squad. 1 GIGUOF-HTEMas . Oct 20 The Boston schooner Mayflower, challenger of the winner of the international fishermen a races that atari here tomorrow ran aground in Gloucester harbor this The schooner struck a afternoon ledge off ilftiiti;it wharf. It is expected that she will float at high tide without injury. The Bluenose. 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