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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER HOW CHILL THE N! G H THE GUMPS JlftlCS S CALLING ON THE WtOW K6AIN 8vrt ME U HOT ZfcNbE. tOING SO &OY 'THfct HONORA1LE OEHUtMAH VM GOING TO WORK AND I RENT FOR HIMHIM TOWARO HvS . CAMPAUjH txPENES-,W- e IETVRNCO "Wv ME COlLtNT ACCEPT MONfcV FROM ANTONE-- THAT E IS VtUOH HkX STUCK - SHE'S fcfcC-H'TO THE't 6000 GRfcftE- - CHS CHANCE IH HER VJINDCtoJ tENiNC 'TO GET x - ' Ije Financing his own campaign" D DREAR Y PE'S FINANCING Mi OWN CAMPAIGN ! 00 AlEAN Too RE FINANCING' nHE WITH that Isapoo GTPEt TOO OF-- OUT BRAINS ARE NtCfcSSART TO GO TCV CONGRESS HE WON'T get the depot T I DON'T kNOHsl-TH- Hey! E MORNING TNtT WERE giving out beams there Fellers, WEREN'T MANN PtOPLfc SACC OP TOO IN THCU TNET WERE HOST CLOSING l)P WHEN TOO GOT There-- J A jTvffl My Kicks ' 7 WKH.TS TO GET kWCTHSER hmthe WCOLDAN O AN H)EL" HENRIETTA T-H- 15 1922. .7, uno.cs fortune W BEACON , 4$ Thera are no better SHOES it om $5, $6, $7, $8 St WALK 07 A SAYS 2 upsTBirts tiwtt 5Skf CLOTHES Third Game Attendance Again Shattere Record it like Tribune c .eased Wire. NEW YORK. Oct Yesterdays gate of 1120,554, which set a record for a single game, was bettered today when 37,620 paid 1122.354 to see the Giants defeat the Yankees, 3 to 0. The official figures follow: Third game; Attendance .... 3T.620 3122.354 00 Receipts I 62,400 54 players' shars Clubs' share t 41.600.36 Commission .... 16,353.10 Totals for three games; Attendance .. 111,154 y 3361,244.00 Receipts $123,106.90 Players share Clubs' share .3 62.072.60 Commission I 36,208.50 "Second game tioT Included: Fourth game; Tomorrow at Polo Grounds. Probable batteries McQuillan and Snyder; Mays and Schang. Tribune-Ba. 1 Chicago Warth mans , Braves Take Parsons' Measure 46 to 0, and Park Miners16 to 0. ....... - The East high Leopards more than proved their worth as gridster wheft'Tly'wn'a''dotiWe victory In their two preseason games at field. The Cummings Hilltoppers ewamped the Westminster aggregation to the tune of 46 to 0, while the Park City Miners were downed. 16 to 0. In both games the Leopard grldsters put forth an excellent brand of ball, and at nearly all times had their opponents on the defensive. Many players on the second and third string proved to be real wizards at the game, and Coach Warthman should have an easy time choosing a strong regular team. , In the gams with the Parsons ths Leopard first string started the Slaying, and the Red and Black machine moved forward with a surprising regularity. The .Leopards confined themselves Tor The most part to straight line bucks, but their terrific onslaughts nearly always netted gains. The Leopards chose to receive, and after a series of Ime bucks worked the hall down to the Parsons' line, n they jGst the ball on downs. A minutes later Blast again had the Tauter forwarded to Vorse for twenty-fiv- e yards, and then Tifufer carried the ball over for the first touchdown. Rat Roberts kicked goal. The second touchdown was scored a few minutes later when a fumbled ball rolled the Parsons goal line and Jakes fey fell on it. Tauter again kicked oal. The Leopards scored an additional mns points during the remainder of the half, TaufeF scoring one touchdown and kicking goal, while the East high also scored a safety. The score at the end of the half was 23 to 0 for the Leopards. In the second half the Parsons received, but were unable to make much progress. Patterson forwarded, but Roberts of Blast high. Intercepted the pass and romped over the line for a touchdown. The dropkick by Taufer failed. Roberts scored again a few minutes later and Taufer made his dropkick. The Leopards again worked the ball down the field and Vorse scored. Roberts line scored a dropkick from the a few minutes later, making the .score 46 to 0 for the Hilltoppers at the end of the game. It would be hard to pick individual stars from the Leopard lineup, for every member of the team played excellent ball. However, Roberts .and Taufer In the backfleld deserve mention. The line was a bulwark on defense, while the offensive work was very good. For the Westminster team the Patterson brothers and Llovd did good work- in the game with Park City The Leopard coaih played his second team. men. Rnd the mud hens showed that they were made of the finest stuff. In the first half neither team was able to scorn, but In the second period the Leopards began to go. VVhitey Preuse put a dropkick over from the line, while Earl Pearson scored a tourhdown, Jbut an attempted dropkick failed." Tn the last quarter Chvtraus broke away for a d run; then the Leopards hit the Park City line hard, and Pearson again scored. lrouse kicked goal, making the final score 16 to 0 for the East high. Bill Van Law was easily the star of this encounter. This scrappy lad was rd rd In nearly every play, and his ground-gainin- g ability and sure tackling earned to play In the Westminthenght ster game also. Chytraus. Pearson and Prouse also oeserVa mention. For the him Miners Jackson was the chief ground-gaine- r, while Bob Blrkbeck also did well. The lineups and summaries for the two ' games follow; East High (46). Westminster (0). c Marlman Caffey, Gem Shaw lg Bmith Morton rg Wuilstein It OUngham Rhead Forbes ,.rtIs '. B. Patterson Glynn Peterson Reeves ...re Vorse..... Lloyd qb Gibson Murphy .....hb..., Roberts hb Brown Taufer G. Patterson fb Touchdowns Taufer 2, Roberta 2, Vorse I. Caffey 1. Goal after touqhdown Taufer 4. Dropkick Roberts, from line. Time of halves First half 24 minutes; second half 20 minutes. The officials for the game were Fitzpatrick, head referee; Prouse. umpire; Prince, linesman. East High (16). Park City (0). . Gross Hardy . ,dg, . . . . . Pern Wyckoff . Harms rg Chytraus . McPolin .It Fraxer., Pearson, .... (. .....rt,. .. Kappas le K. Ryan Manley re Gorlinsk! Hewftson . Jackson Prouse qb. . . . Robinson. hb.... Ryan . Potts Van Law hb..... fb Burblck Green..., Goal after Touchdowns Pearson 2. touchdown Prouse. Dropkick Prouse, from line. Time of halves. 20 minutes. Referee, Fitzpatrick; umpire. Prouse; head linesman. Prince. - '. .- -.c rd Filer Grid Squad Takes Buhl Eleven Into Camp Specie! to Tbe Trlbon. TWIN FALLS, Idaho. Oct 6. Buhl defeated Filer, 7 to 0, tn the high school football gams played today at Filer. The game was hard fought throughout. Buhl scored In the last four minutes of play, when Moore, Buhl fullback, kicked forty yards to Amin, Filer captain and quarterback; Mahachek, Buhl fullback, spilled Aman and Butler, Buhl end, recovered the ball and raced . twenty yards to a touchdown. Fifteen hundred persons witnessed the Tame.- - Oakley defeated Rupert, 7 to 3. GOVERNORS DERBY 4 Victor Noses Out Skillet in Sharp Battle in Feature Gallop at the State Fair. It R. Meusel, I .... 2b .. aa ... ... .. Ward. 2b McNally K Scott, Bush, p ( Fletcher) . 4 8 8 Rambling Kid. b. Time. 2 18'. 2 18, 2 10. It. O 8 , Wireless Message, Buster, lloldie Vann, Ron ana Direct. Sailor, Hickory S Jr. snd Alice Deal alee started. Third race, onp-h.l- f mile, pairse I5 (Indian squaws) Mrs May Rldiey, 1 won; Mrs. Alice 10, Time. Arrowchtti. second. Fourth race, (.orernor's Iierby, four and one. half furlong rpn. purse 8125 Mammie Van, son: Skillet, sccoodr Dewey- - Field, third.-Time- ,- 4, 5, 6. AMERICANS. .... .... t ..... 1 i lk 9 81 2 1 0 1 Total. I 8 11 0 .313 84 40 s' .961 ' Karl Smith totted for behf In the seventh Inning of first game; hit into double play end for Cunnlnghgm la ninth Inning of ttamd game; .truck out Cunningham ran for Stengel - In tecond Inning of second game, Sour why tnnlngav tor (Const league method) Nehf 1, Bush 8. Shswkey 8. J. Fumbled-- , gopund tolls Young 2, Frisch, Nehf. Bancroft. Double plays Snyder to Bancroft; Young .to Frisch; Bcott to Ward to Pipp; Frisch t. Werd -'to Pipp; Ward to pipp. Left .on tones New York Americans 17, New York Nationals 21.- Bites on to!l-- Oft Buth.l (Oroh)(off Nehf 1 (Ward); off Bbnw-ke- y ,2 (Groh. Young); off J. Barnes a (Ruth. k. Meusel); off Hoyt 2 (Frisch. Bancroft); off J. Bcott 1 (Witt) ; off Janes ,1 (Cunningham). Struck oud By Bush 8 (Ktlly, Youug, K. Measel); by Nehf 8 (Rath. JL Meusel. pipp); by Ryan ,2 (Witt. Ruth); by Hoyt 2 belly, Stengel I; by Btowkey 4 (Kelly, Cinnlngtom. J. Barnes. Smith); by J. Barnes 6 IHchaug, Ward 2, Shswkey, Witt. Dugan); by Hoyt ,2 (J. Scott. Bancroft): by J. Scott 2 CPIPO. Rimer SnilthTr WUfrpltches hhawkey i. First' toY on crrorNcw l.rk Amerlc.nr 2. New York Nnfkmala 1. Hit with pttehed ball Ruth. Passed hell Schang. .Thrown out Two rtins, ail hits off Nehf. 24 at tot In 7 innings; ateailag Urph, Ruth. Kelly, Frisch. three runs. 11 hRs off Bnsh, 80 at tot In 7 plus Innings, out In eighth. first and second ocfirst game; no rugs, one hit off Kjsn. at bat In two ,inhmgi; three cupied. none oqt.-i- h runs, eleven bits off Hoyt AO at tot In 8 minus tunings; three runs. 8 hits off Shswkey, IO 84 at tot in hits eff J. Barnes, 89 at tot In 10 Innings; no runs, one Innings; 3 runs, hit-o- ff Jones. 8 at tot In ooe rfnnlng; no runs, 4 hits off J. Bcott. SO Yt bat la 9 Innings. Winning pifehera Ryan, J, Scott losing pitchers Rush, Hoyt, t'liiblres Ktent (National league), Hildebrand .(American league I, McCormick (National leagutj, Owens (American r-kngusf Arena, etima of games 2 boors 14 ailautsa. Ward. t . va, Boalua mi! i'olb,. o 8utitrhnMm. UamegUi lech, va Crntv. HamJltoa, N. Y.- - Colgate a. New York Columbia va. Imherat. fltorra, Oma. Coa. Agglea v. Mas. Aff.'ie. Ithaca. N. Jf Cornell va. Niagara Hanover, N. H LInrt month v. Uaioe. in ton va. Alhrlabt. (arllle.Pi Dirk W. lAncaalerPa, - Prank, and UantU. Star) land. Waahingtoa, D. C. George Washington-Quanttc- ra 4. ..... to K.lly; Scott Toft. v. 275 MADT 1 12 30 Rons responsible (Summary: Barnes 2, Hoyt le Wild throws LwUburg, Plttuburf, Pa 4 12 ...899 t. , FRANK t. Totals 3 Elmer Smith batted fbr Ward In the seventh Inning of third game, struck out. Baker batted for Hoyt .in the eighth inning of third game; grounded out. NEW YORK NATIONALS. G. AB. R. H. 8 12 Bancroft, aa $ 2 3 11 Grok, 8b 2b ... 8 10 Erlach. K. Meusel, If . 3 12 8 IO Yonng, rf 11 Kelly, lb .... 2 8 Steogel, rf Cunningham, cf I 8 1 O King, cf 2 7 Snyder, e Earl Smith, e.. 8 8 1 2 Nehf, p Ryan, p j. Scott, p Bit LAT0NIA BE8UIT8. Plrat rare, elg furkuife BlnU G. wo a; Ankle third. Alexander, iecood; . Uaboey, Time, 1 IS Loaf Inland, Bright Leaf, Locarno, Surmouut, Awlcjark, arrure, Evelyn White anti McGce'a Piak alao ran. Second race, five and a half furlong Pre eeeda, woa; Maoihum. eecood; Klnaman, third. Time, 1 06 24. Gordon Shaw, Btoneage, Kitty Carpenter. Purple and White, Bantam, Mlaa Masie, Reliant ie, Bacchua and Reel Poet alao ran Third race, one mile and a aliteenth Flying Prince, won; Coraoa, aecoad; British 11 a hi, third. Time, 148 19. 8pUt Gran. Britlah Liner, War Prise, Dr. Rae and Loveliness alao ran. 4 fourth race, ait furlong Jimmie Daw, wen; Quince Garden, eeomd; Graniteware, third. 1.12 Buckner, 18. Time, Dorothy Rapid Traveler, huave Prince, Jake Berger, Humphrey and Dr.''Hickmanal"n Fifth race, on mils and aa righth Jouett, won; third. Normal, second; Blarneyaton. Time, l 52 4 5. Fantoche, Brotherly Lot and ihscelot alao ran. Sixth ra'. five and a half furlongs Lathrop, won; Banter, second; Banner Bearer, third. Time. 1 06 4 5. Beating Time, Begum, Watchful Waiting, Bight on Tims, BUI 0Flyna sad Lavinia also ran. Seventh race, an mil and a riiteetitk Matinee Idol, won; Travesty, second; Virgo, Time. 144 4-Cock o' the Roost, third. Sun God. Lord Wrack, Walnut Hall and Iftrya Umah also .ran. ' er Hoyt, p .. .. 8 ha key, p-- w Joaes, Elmer Smith. ... Baker ... He. Bottoo, Ma. Botton cohef Ytrtity. ProvWwnc. R, I Brown 'r SHOP s. 8 18 8ohl&. c . . 8 Twistoa. p at Spuf'tf laurels for some time And Pocatello fans are certain that Graclo The men will will meet bis master. make 13 pounds rlnsslde. Myera will the Spokane once for begin training at lad and will be pitted for the next two weeks against heavier sparring partners than he has met before. g go The Senator Captures Juvenile Trotting Purse Including games of October 8 : EAST. . t. THE COMPOSITE SCORE NEW YORK Football Games Today 204, Little Patay 104. l(Hint)oy 108. Bobbie SUia 108, Birdie G. 101, American Uftoa 104, Queen High 104, Rekab 107, Handel 108, Jor dan 112 Megan 100, Mr. Grafter 108. Keventh race, one mile and arventjp Tarda Tulime 10& Bunion 108. BUlf 107, In qulrjr 102, ttaplti 108. KewpU Nell 108. Mammie Vann won the governor's derby, the feature race on the program yesterday at the sta te aTrTfcar'ely hosliig out Skillet In the closest race of the week. Marines. So even were Mammie Vann and Skillet Washington, D. C. Georgetwa va. Leh. Valthat many were unable to pick the win- ley. Clinton, N. Y Hamilton va. Rochester, ner. The time for fhe race was 56 4 secCambridge, Maas. Harvard va. Holy Croat. onds for the four and a half furlongs. Haverford Haverford va, Stevens. To Bell Zedo went the honors In the Geneva, N. Y. Hobart va. Rensselaer. Baltimore, M4 John Hopklne va lit. ht, governors harness race, the 2 24 trot or pace. W arren Dennis continued his clean Mary's. Bethlehem, Pa Lehigh va farth. nnlvertlty. sweep. Bud Anhdaie winning all three Mlddlebury, Yt. Middletrary va. Williams. heats of the 2 16 trot, while Bell Zedo Allentown, Pa Muhlenberg va. Delaware. easily captured the 2 24 trot. Nor Durham, N. H. New Hampshire Both winners of the feature events wlch. were crowned with floral wreaths amid va. ftouth. Tafv. Philadelphia Pennsylvania tne clamor of music and applause from Cheater. Pa Pena. Mil, va. it, Joseph s the stands. State College, Pa. Penn Stats vs. Getty Bell Zedo was not pushed to any extent, alwavs having & commanding lead, burg. Pittsburg Plttuburf va. Lafayette hut Bud Arehda'e was forced to the limit Prtneeton, N. J. Princeton va. Virginia. New Brunswick, N, J. Rutgers va. Fordham. LEXINGTON.- - Ky., Oct. by the speedy trotting of Miss Ltnwood Ths Msy Bell, who always finished strong, never Annapolis, Md. Bt. Johns va. Washington. Day stake worth 112.250, said to bs ths more than a half length behind Bell most valuable race (or Swarthmore, Pa. Bwarthmore va. Crsinua. trotters Zedo. ever contested, was won In sensational Syracuse, N. Y, Syracuse vs. N. Y. uaiv. In the governor's derby the entire field Schenectady, N. Y. I nkm va. St. Iawrence, sti le today by Thomas D. Taggart's- - the Point V. 8. Ml). Acad. vs. Kansas. Wrt hung close together well into the last Senator setting s new world's record for A cna polls U. 8. Naval Acad. va. Weal. Re- s third heat quarter, when fcaillet increased her slight serve. by 2year-oldmargin which she took from the start, The Board of Commerce event for free, Burlington, Vt Vermont vs. Springfield. with Mammie Van close on her heels. for-a- ll also was won in sensapacers Washington, Ps. Wash. A Jeff. v. Bethany. tional Mammie Vann was a good two lengths time, the two miles In 1:59 Middletown, Cona. Wesleyan va. Bowtlbln. behind,when the stretch was reached and and 1:59, respectively, making the fastMorgantown, Va. West Virginia va. Marietta. only by a superb burst of speed managed Worcester, Mass. Worrenter Tech. va. Trin- est two heats by a pacing mare. to nose out Bkillet as the tape was The May Day proved almost ss big ity. reached. New Hnven Tale va. North Carolina. an upset as ths Transylvania race on Argento made a good showing In the as the futurity winner, Jane Thursday, MIDWEST. three-quatmile run, leading the field Revere, was expected to win easily. Bha Iowa City Knox va. Iowa. the entire distance without stretching to the heat In 2:07 made first hut the anv marked degree. Chicago Georgia Chicago Senator was best in the next two, winMndlaon Carletoo vs. Wisconsin. Speedv changing by H. P. Puetts rider 2 2.07640614 and in Ana Arbor Case vs. Michigan. , ning In the relay gave the Puett string the The Senator was driven by Lon McLafavette James Mllllkea vs. Purdue, victory In the mens relay. This gives Eranaton Beloit vs. Northwestern Donald. Puett a tie with Landrum & MqCariy, vs. North Minnesota. The Board of Commerce stake proved Dakota Minneapolis each team having won two. races Today Columbus Ohio Wesleyan va. Ohio State. Interesting, as It brought together on will probably decide the vlotoft The puett Do Paow vs. Indiana. Bloomington of the fastest fields of horses that ever horses are not superior, but the quick Notre Im St Loula va. Notre Dams. raced. The fact that Mr. Geers was to changes proved loo much for the other Lincoln South Dakota ra. Nebraska. drive snd had as his mount Banardo, three strings to compete with. St. Louts Bolls vs. Washington. with which he had been winning all seaToday's program will mark the end oi Dayton Dayton va. Earlham. also added Interest. However. Marson, centers card. Interest a splendid racing Indianapolis Chicago Y. M. O. A.rs. Butler. on the harness races as to whether Dengaret Dillon, that also has been racing Terre Haute Hanover vs. Rose Poly. sensational in form, was a rather handy Vslparsls0-Wetenis can take the two events today and State Normal vs. Valwinner, gsnardo raced her all ths way thus make a clean sweep of the entire paraiso. In the opening heat. In the second he Crawford will Lake forest vs Wabash, program. secured the pole and led all the way Into Omaha Hamline ta. Creighton. The summary: 2 18 trot, three hests, purse the stretch where Margaret passed him. Springfield Muaklngnm va. Wittenburg. vs. Granville Denison. Anhdaie Biul Archdale, hr. g, by. The 2:08 pace went to the favorite, PeWilmington 1 1 Hiram Otterbein vs. Hiram. ( Dennis) ter Daphne, after Wrack, driven by McAkron Wooster va. Akron. Mies Liawood Bell, bk. m. iKmlth) ... 2 2 2 Mahan, had won the opening heat In 3 8 3 Dflnce Toledo vn. Defiance. Mark Anthony, bk. g. tHanaen) 2 03 After the first heat ths son Manhattan Raahburn va Kanaaa Aggies, Time, 2 21, 2 21. 2 1914. of Peter Donna was clearly best. Detroit Dunueene va. I)etrolt. (loyernor's harness race, 2.34 trot ior pace, Let from the Good Tim stable Fly Sioux three heats, purse 8400 City Western Union vs. Mornlngiide. won the second division of the 2 13 Amea Ames va. Cue. Bell Zedo, br m., by Maxedo (Dentrot the after first had gone to Todd 1 1 1 Colombia Missouri va. Grlnnell. nis) Hart. . Ies Moines Cornell vs. Drake. 2 2 t Cyclone, b in. (Sutton I 30-r- Witt, ef .... Duran. 8b ... Rath, rf ... Pipp. lb ... . Mils lad. Dark Light Pick Again :66V,. and Johnnie elm ran. Fifth race, flvewigkthe mile run, pun. 8123-J- ust Right won; Argento. second; Swenson, third. Time, 1 16. Dorn Turner also ran. Sixth race, ooe and one half mile mens relay, purse 815(1 H. P. Puett, won; Landrum A McCarty, eeroud; C. B. Irwin, third Time, 2.50. Brookings St. Thorns vs. So. Dakota State. Iawrence. Appleton Carroll Lincoln Illinois StAte NoAnal vs Lincoln. East Lneetng Albion va. Michigan Agglea. Milwaukee Ripon va. Marquette. r. 80TTTH. Atlanta Davidson vs. Georgia Tech. Baton Rouge Iowa State va Loyola. Blacksburg. Va. William A Mary vs. V. P. T. Columbia, 8. C. Presbyterian Coll, of 8. C. TS. S. C. Columbus. Gs. Wofford vs. 1J. 8 loft School. C 8. Marine vsrcitadet Charleston, c Danville, Ky. Mlaaiaslpfd va. Centre. Durham, N C. Hampden Sidney vs. Trinity (N. C.8. Gainesville, Fla. Furman vs. Florida. Knoxville, Tean. Maryville va. Tennessee. Lexington, Va. N. C. State vs. W. a L. Lexington, Va. V. M. I. vs. Roetfrke. Lexington, Ky. Kentucky va Unix, of Cincinnati. Lynchburg, Va. El on vs. Lynchburg. Louisville, Ky Bethel vs. Louisville. No. Ga. Agglea va. Mercer. Macon, Ga Montgomery, Ala A churn va. Spring Hill. New Orleans Mtsa. college va. Tulase. Richmond Maryland va. 'Richmond college. Shreveport, La Ia college va. Centenary. Btarkvlile, Miat, Blr Sou, vs. Mira A. St M. Ala. Oglethorpe va. Alabama. Tnacakweta, Wake roreot, N. C. Eton va. Wake Forest. Washington, D. C. Lebanon va. Georgetown. Clemson, 8 C Clemaon va. Newberry. Maryrlllh, Tenn. Ixmlnville vs. MarrvHle. NashvlUn Henderson Brown vs. Vanderbilt, WEST. Eugene Oregon vs. Willamette. Stanford Stanford vs. Olympic club. Berkeley California vs Marines Heattl c Washington va. Montana Walla Walla Idaho v. Whitman. Reno Nevada va. Ht. Mary'a Claremont C. 8 C. va. Pomona - Tacoma College of Puget Sound vs. Gonxaga. vs. Phoenix Indians. Tucson Arison i Denver Wyoming vs. Colorado Mines. New vs. Albnqnerque Denver university Soccer Elevens, of City Will Open Season Today Soccer football-ta- ns wlirflock -- to Bonneville park today for the game between the, strong elevens which the Caledonian and Saif Lake clubs are backing. This match, which to ths first of (he see-so- n In the ball park, is called for kickoff at 4.30, and Hendrik Romeyn will be referee. The Salt Ijke team has demonstrated Its worth by trouncing Ogden, present Schubach cup holders, and si the Callies are using a team today which is rated as good as the one which won the state championship In ths spring, the game should be hard fought and full of t classy football. The Scots will he without the services of Bill" Fox. but have the following players from which to select their eleven . Graham. Andrew, .McDonald, Irwin, Gain, R. Hawthorne, Young. Major (captain), J. Hawthorne, Atkinson, Bryson, Holmes and Thompson. Salt Lake has named Creswell, Kettle, Hall, Sadler. Clapham, Waite, Crowley, Prime, McCartv, Turville (captain) as Its team, with Dixon, I'mpleby, Tetley, Wilkins and McQuillan as reserves. is ? ? near Today we are offering Attractive Overcoat Values -- One lot of. 34 Overcoats and Topcoats, sizes 34 to 42. Fine tailored Knox Coats of superior quality. Price- d- Special to Tbe Tribune. and Entrie. Cap-tiln- - foudr 107, Britlah Liner 108. Brynllmah 108, Bruce Ihidtoy 108, Jetsam 108, Huen 100, Tulsa 112, Sam Reh 112. Enel Bpr 112, Merchant 112, Lon Wldrig 110. Mormon Elder 112. Slater FI lOl, Cantilever 104. Toney Beau 100. Fourth race, six furlocgfr Who knows Ms 80. Tlrtoir JOO, Guest of Honor 101. Vennie 102. Punts Gorda 108. Great Jas 102. Banner Bearer 106, Watchful Waiting 106, Certain 107, Prince K. 108, Out Out 106A. Dan R. O'Sullivan 1A, Lady Gorham 110, Alice Bin Gown 110, Bine Noe HOB, Bright Tomorrow IlOB, Betty Beat 1 1RR, fjrihrwp nJBaMcMiUan 112. Metric Raster Bells 112C, Skeetlrks 118. Indian , , Trail 116D, 112I, Triumph that Overcoat time Pocatello High Warriors Blank St. Anthony Eleven POCATELLO. Idaho.-Oc- t. The Pocatello high school gave the heavy St. Anthony high team a serious defeat today wild Is well on its wav toward the championship of the state with two opAJexiro. ponents eliminated with 92 points In Provo rtsb Aggies va. Brigham university. their favor to their opponents nothing. Salt Lake College of Idaho va. Utah. The score today was 31 to 0 in favor of the lacols. Young was the star of ths gams, but Results Shaxed.Junor w 1 h Pell, Isham, Anderson a and Sutton In 1 he beck field ami ronrr .1.) 4 T Erickson as center, Oth,er player 1AT0NIA ENTRIES. were left Ball, left end; Garrett, today First race, alx furlongs Auntie May 4ML tackle; L. Cox, left guard; right John S. Reardon 10), Guvnor HU, laomcelea 18, end; Young, right tackle; Sorgats, Kelly, right Honorman 104, White Star 104, Louis A. 104, guard. Ball completed sevand Sorgatx Pont lode 107. Elmer K. 108. eral pauses and the last port of the gam Second race, six furlongs Thelma K. 108, Bluebird 100, Purple sad Whit 100, Mian Em was quite open with Pocatello using lutes, TtiOAa' tfaywaaarao ItYABradteyll Tony H2, The 8t. Anthony boys seem- to have s The Clown 112B. Nuyaks 112B. Port laud Urn 112. Splnbgtl 112,Tompoo 112, 'Eosthasto 112, good, heavy team, hut were slow In wetting the bill Into play, and showed poor Stomp Jr. 112. In the latter part of the seaThird race, on mil and a sixteenth A. N. teamwork. son they should be better contenders. Akin 104, Seacourt HM, Lady Rachel 104, La Turf There's a tang to the air these , mornings, a warning One lot of 54 Overcoats and Topcoats, sizes 34 to 46. .Smartly styled and well Coats with , the usual K.0B. made. -- guarantee back cf . ' POCATELLO. Idaho. Oct 6. Vic Crajunior welterhas been weight of the northwest, matched against Spug Myers, Pocatellos 441 tello October 18. Manager (V E. Stone-ciphof the Pocatello Athletic club 120. Donge thl morning that this is the beat Fifth rac. ait furlongs James O'Hara 88, stated . to bill offered lntermountaln fans for Ester H4, Centimeter 104, Marvin May 104, Best Pal 107, Deadlock 10ft, Hld Mo 90 A. several moons. A1 Graclo Nelson of Bolsd to fought American Ac 111A. Braedelban 112, Gangway draw here two years ago. H2B, ( hatterioo 113B, Choc ho 114. Miae Joy a twelve-roun- d vvic was the with Kick" a lightweight Surf Bidet 1HKX 112C, Fair Phantom J1AC, then,, but was able to whip Able Mlsh-kin- d Dlatiprtioci Ug. HlxthT race, tae mile a ndy seventy yards at Butte a few weeks later. Pumpa, 10 L Mooavtlnks 101 Gapaer Gurton Ths Cfeoku boy fca bsaa anxious foe r- -- Priced Spokane 'Welter Boohed for Mill With Myers gpednl to The Tribune. them.-- . ' $r!)a00 ck) of Spokane, champion er Come in and let us show you these "values. r V |
