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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IDIO lil HI m 1922 More Than Million and Half Attend A, A. Games FOR i CHICAGO. Oct.. 18. (By the Associated Press.) All attendance records for the American association were shattered during the 1823 season when the eight clubs played to an attendance of 1.628.171, President Hickey announced tonight. The previous high mark was last Tear, when the attendance reached 1,621.323. The Kansas City dub, which finished third in the pennant race, a half a game behind Minneapolis, drew the largest attendance, with Showing Against Washing ton U Gives Encourage ment to Vandal Forces. j 318.000. : - ifljrjj Special to Tbe Trtbime. UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO. Moscow, Oct. After its coast conference bow t Seattle tfalnt the University of Washington eleven. picked by several leading football authorities as one of the strongest teams on the coast, the Vandals are loading up thunder for the Cougars, their old rivals, In their Friday game. The Wash-Into- n State game generally occupies thes center of the football stage at Idaho, and Become this year, with both Institutions being represented by comparatively new team, the outcome is highly problematical. The Ex ttllng Idaho machine, headed by Coach Mathews, held the heavier Washington ample team and would have made it a scoreless tie but for a poor pass to Captain Mrown as he attempted fo punt out of safety. - The pass was 5 fumbled for a NEW YORK, Oct. It Amgteur boxers Washington safety. The Washington game did not bench are being graduated in ever increasing Vandals so the any of the Idaho players, will line up against the Cougars In full numbers to the professional ranks. This is psrtlcularly true of the metrostrength. f the Wash- politan district, The remarkable feature-owhich in recent years ington game wee thaf Idaho placed the has contributed several amateur glove entire game without a substitution. who established a immediately knights "Each Idaho lineman at eome time or prominent footing in the ranks of the other during the game, says those who s. traveled to Seattle to eeo the game," wae of ofWith the rapidly Increasing popularity personally responsible for the stopping athletic boxing among ths leading some Washington play, while the backs clubs of this district. It is expected that v polled pass after pass which seemed Imseasons next few will be ths there during possible " and more Impressive additions to Six times the Idaho line, forced back to further of the ranks the professionals. the Shadows of its goal poets, tightened Indications point to the most active and beat back the team which outweighed winter in the history of amateur boxing, them about twenty pounds to the man. this city and throughout the Coach Mathews is considering several both in and the support the sport recountry1, shifts In position before the W. S. C. ceives from ths general public is such game, and this may Increase the strength more that men new pretentious tournaments are of the team and also give some constantly being arranged. Early seaSbn a chance to get in the play. Captain are contests being fairly flooded with Brown, who took the punting only a few appears to be an dava before the Washington game. Is de- entrants and there of that unending supply of ring talent, some of voting his time to the masteringwere which excellent not promise. gives art. His punts at Washington It is from this portion of the amateur largs contestants up to standard, and accounted in a territhat the material for promeasure for the ball being in Idaho fessional ring career is obtained. The tory most of the game. managers of the principal boxing stables are constantly on the alert for men in all classes who show promising qualI weight BOXING ifications and are willing to begin at bottom of the ladder, which leads the to the money ring. PARIS, Oct. IS. (By the Associated Those amateurs who decide to follow Press,) The fight between Battling Slki the boxing game into Its higher flights and Joe Beckett. English heavyweight, usually prove apt pupils and easy to from a business standpoint. No will take place in London on December handle less a promoter than Tex Rickard has 7, it was officially announced tonight by said thst he always likes to talk terms boxers and there is selwith the International Boxing union. dom any difficulty In arranging the fiThe articles call for a twenty-roun- d encounter and will be for the official nancial side of the bouts in which they to engage. heavyweight title of Europe, as neither areThat who are graduated from the Beckett nor Sikl is able to make the amateurthose to the professional ring have limit. The Senegalskill and intelliese, who recently defeated Georges Car- the necessary training, to succeed is proved by the menpenter, will fight around 186 pounds, gence which Is ten pounds heavier than the tion of a few who have made boxing In recent years. These are Harry weight at which he fought in the Carpen history Joe Greb, Lynch, Dave Rosenberg, Augie tier struggle. Associated Press understands from Ratner, Pete Zivlc. Nat Pincue, Pern ,a Tne Willie Singer and other will Sikl Moesberg, most reliable athority that boxers who received the ground7000, win, lose or draw. receive of their ring education in amateur work bouts. MILWAUKEE. WIs . Oct. 18 Johnny toMendelsohn, local lightweight boxer, day signed articles lor a bout with Lew Tend ter, Philadelphia, before a local club on Novem- n ber 3. .The agreement calls for at 137 pounds. 18. Graduates v ilk f f "v- - Stars in Quick Time; Shining Among Leaders. 0, H I If 77 tv jv M - v purse-chaser- UJ ri .Ri uejsfau A NOTES MxtCa 9 v v A simple problem . a There is a ready answer to the clothes question waitingforyouatthisstore. The answer is convincing evidence that you get most for yourmoiiey in well-kno- ten-rou- welgh-iitg-i- MILWAUKEE. WIs.. Oct.-- 18. Stewart McLean, St. Paul featherweight boxer, is to meet Frankie Garcia, an eastern boy. d In a bout here on October 27. the weight to be 126 pounds, it was announced. a a LAPORTE. Ind.. Oct. 18 Steps are he ing taken bv Flond Fitzsimmons, boxing promoter, to prevent the government from selling Ids huge arena at Michigan City to dsrfisfy liens against it for nonpayment of war tax Fitzsimmons. It was announced Tuesday in Michigan City, is endeavoring to raise the money to pay the government, w hich has liens and penalties totalling Another lien $7618,60 against the bowl. for failure to pay the war tax on the Labor day boxing show, will soon be filed if the tax is not paid. It is said. The promoter has ' not given up his original program of staging exhibitions in Michigan Oitv for a five-yeperiod. He is staking hope on the state legts'atures passing a boxing bill at the next session. ar aw. - . NEW YORK. Oct. 18. Thst he had suffered a possible fracture of the skull In an amateur boxing bout was the belief of physicians who examined Walter Walsh. 22 years old, when hwaa taken to Bellevue hospital from the Ninth nan tlonal guard armory, -- Walsh complained to Major Miller of the First battalion and Lieutenant John Morrow of the medical staff that he hed suffered dlxxy spells since Saturday night, when he boxed with another man in the regiment. SMUGGLER FINEfY 25,000. HONGKONG. Oct. 18 (By the Associated Frees.) The Korean smuggler who was arrested last Thursday on board Japanese steamer from London on the charge of Importing more than 100,000 worth of narcotic today pleaded guilty was fined 25,000, with the alternative In addition, one year's imprisonment. sentenced to six months in Jail at was he hard labor. )Sl jftagikTfe ; the: crease less cravat Next Battle Takes Place on Home With Lot Saturday Colorado Miners. Special to The, Triban. LOGAN, Oct. 1. The Utah Aggies will appear on the home field for tne first time this year Saturday in what Coach Romney reasonably believes will be one of the tsvo or three crucitl battles of the season in the conference. The Colorado Miners, touted in Colorado to win the conference title, will be In Logan for the game with th Farmers. The Miners easily defeat 1 the Wyoming university by the score of 72 to 0 in and have made such an the games to date In Golden tflat overbecame contendlingwous night they for the title. Golden has this year one of the strongest aggregations in the The team is comhistory of the school. posed of experienced men under a coach seems to have started out on the road who to success. .The aggregation also is a heavy one. The Aggies arrived last night late from Helena, where they were successful in winning a close game from the Montana The boys had nothing but Wesleyan. praise for the way In which they were treated on the Montana trip, both at At Bozeman Bozeman and in Helena. defeated they were all keved up and score of Ott Bomney's Bobcats by th . 38 to Then they relaxed and went to meet an unknown quantity at Helena in the Montana Wesleyan eleven. The Wesleyan, however, had a real good team and showed the Rocky mountain conference champions that Just being champions does not win game. .At Bozeman, Ott Romney has a team of green men mostly, the Aggies reported, but one which is bound to be Next season heard from in the future. things look bright for ths Montana htate to Dick (Mach eleven, according Romney and his men. The comini game on Saturday is causmosome Coach anxious Romney ing ments. It wlH be the first real big test, not he think It will only be against a strong team, bnt wig come only a couple of days after the trip ta Montana and catch some of the men in a bad shape to play a crucial contest. Joe Todav it appears as though Maugham the big tackle, and Ray Wool-lethe charging fullback, will botn be out of the game, on account of Injuries Both of them sat on the sidelines at both Woolley has not games In Montana. played this season, while Maughsn ha tittle a Just Maughan has a played knee that is bothering him, while Woolis his shoulder. With ley's complain th careful attention of "Doc George Nelson, the squad trainer, the two men mav possibly be In the game Saturday. Th eligibility list from Goiden which has Just arrived in Irxran includes the names of stars and veterans on the Colorado School of Mines team. Th I, is what the Aggie, with half of the team-ne-w men, will be up against on Saturday. There le one change In tire officials to be made and this will ns dons tomorrow On Friday night the A. K. ttudente will tear things up In a monster downtown A' parade will precede a meeting rally. at which some of the city boosters of football at the college stll give talks. between fresh. There will be a men and sophomores and whom r- - loses will get a free bath. It Is threatened. This afternoon the football squad put fn three hours of nard drilling behind locked gates on Adam fi d. The men will get the same dose tomorrow and then np Friday afternoon. CHURCHILL GOES UNDER KNIFE. LONDON, Oct. 13. (By the Associated Press ) Winaton Spencer Churchill, secretary for the colonies was operated on for appendicitis this evening. The opto have been eration GOOD CLOTHES Come here and see what these famous clothes offer. See the original developments in style fabrics, design, the choice selection of the faultless tailoring of skilled craftsmen. Then see the lower prices. That will settle it for' you. .mp-essi- all-wo- ol Z. i: is m our patented Magic Lining. H. M.HEINEMAN SONS SaaFraadUco, U.S.A. Sold bp all foolers llliniMN tug-o'-w- ar HIMMSIH "spreadsjike butter g- - Imento Cheeso 1 : g uintintiiSHiiiS, A tis Shop r y. you can't wrinkle MagikTie. The secret C M. I. .Mens CHelK uauwsiUSbtaiaHisanitt Turf Results and Entries UTOEIA EVTBIES. First rsc tlx fartoxg Orlova 95, Ml Pstlts 100. Sir Lsssfsll ,T0t. War Idol lot, Applvjsck II 106. Coartsbtp 106, Mskoovjr 106, ot4 106, Ootbmt 10), MiM Rill 105, Surmount ,106, Sam Rah 110, Twlnkla Biita H)0. British Maid 100, Promising Tom 100, Locust Leave 106, Troths 66, Dsrslsy 106. Second race, ais fariaata Btooafa 107, Nnl ka 107, Ckrstnfcsrt 107, Calevtta 107, Bally Galea 112, Courtier 114, Brim 112, ..Cordi Shaw 113, Qoldea Great 113. Leoatea 112, First Blnah 112. Stomp Jr. 113. Rrlsogvr 113. Chief Brandt 112, Gall Ford 107, Waywaaaaaa 106, Tender Seth 106, Spiaball 113. Third race, oae.mtle and an slghtfe BIU and Caa 66 Nancy Laee SO. Faria Maid 100, Ah-lan- d 102, Balder 106, Pit 106, Sea Prince 108, Kewple ONeal 10S. Trooper, 114, Fantocha 119, Matinee Idol US. Waptto KM. Fourth rare, fix fnrloete BochyMounta!n 06. Spats 06, Chacalet 66, Auntie May 66, ark 100, Quince Gardes 100 Suave Prior Hare r 102, Granltewsre 108, Bulldog, Drum- Pavlawa 107, Bed' a Plum 100, Away 100, Loypl sionary, won; United Verde, second; Prelude, 100. Margaria Wood lo9. Samj Ducrow 100, tbtrd. Time, 146. Humphreys and Wood trap . Bendlta 106, Miaa .Minerva 112, Buperbaum also ran, K?,v Sixth race, ana mile Prices 116, Talley of Dream 105, Begun 106, Fight' won; Bkeeslrka, aecoad; Aspiration, third. Ing Cock 410, Panaa 106 Tima, Watchful .Waiting, rhlttagonf. The Seventh race, one mile and seventy yardev 1 86 14 Bar-roFat 101, Renta 10Tr Harlork 107. Wrgo 105. Clown, Delusive, Dan B. O'Sullivan and Blue NEW YORK., Oct. 1 Edward Peggv C. 107, Make Vp 110, Approval 105, Noae also ran. h business manager of the New York Seventh race, on mile and a sixteenth Recap 106. Repeater 705. llarveal King 10A Lady VTakaa 100, Loveliness 106, Bright Trap Queen High, woo, Blarneyttona, second, Wake Yankees, announced that the club has Tima. I 46 8 ft. Georgettes Smuts, 10,806 66, Pumps OS, War Prise 105, AatsaioHK, up, third requests for refund of money for Sway 107, Tulsa Julahe, Normal and Frank W, also ran. world and of Fans Get Refund for Unplayed Series Game the sixth game the eerie, that this money would be refunded Just LAT0VIA RESULTS as quickly as (he club's staff Was able First race, six furtonge Lady Champ, won,' 1 12 the checks for each. to Poe second; Treasurer third. Time, Ohio-14 Cbarlaa Demos Brnah "It will take us about two more weeks and Tuscola, Billy Henry aim ran. to finish our work,' said Barrow. Second face, five and a half furtaegePQwer, COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 18 Almoet wan; A flea Varnor, second, Put sad Take, third. frantic Wsathsr Changes Cause Sickness, appeals for tickets to the Ohio Time, Connotation, Dearie. Margaret Ktate-MlchigExtreme Changes of weather during fan gridiron contest here SatSo dier (ukamo. Rare, Aana Tod, Proceed, For quick urday, when the new Ohio stadium will cause many colds and cough II. Mr. Lea and French t nadlm-tirt,a- o be dedicated, are being answered by relief from throat, chest and bronchial Third race, one mil and a aixteoth-MJritiacou colds sad trouble. tnra gha. croup line talakechncea inona LlnarwaaWainMt Math second. Enormous Crowd Will See ichigan Game l 47 tia. Richelieu, Toney lfii. aMroNeil Saturday, when JuOO 'landing .room for. Beau, Loldea Fiocs, Pattern pasteboards will be Issued. Approximately 60.000 tickets already have been sold. Sal-lurd- ay and Jordan fto ran afternoon haa been proclaimed Fiurth raca, six furlongs- Anglum Maid, won mond 110. , , ha If -- holiday by Mayor Thomas. one second Peel , third Time, North Tower, FSUftsrtls Potlude, Ftfttr Tara; ? 1CEL 1 Translate 10S. Lady Madcap JTL-Ool- drh Augnata. Miaa ftllma, HnmaaL tariaa, Foreattere, (ruaern. .Fete Far, WtUow the city today Is how to care for the Spear U5 Cherry Tree 66, Ir. (lark 116. visitors. All hotel accpmmoda- Sixth Vare, five and a half fnrtocse Romp- Tree. LnH Braah and Interloper also ran. fifth ran, one ail. and a sixteenth Hi,- - tions were exhausted weeks ago. ing Mary lOfe Mammon 106, Mis Mftie ,105, lLJarte art, Foley s Honey and Tar. Contains no Ingredients printed on the wrapopiate per. Largest selling cough medicine In ths world. "Foiey's Hooey and Ter 4s the most pleasant and efficient remedy fencoughs and cold that I ever saw," writes hr. Jones, El Dara, Illinois Schramm-JohnsoDrugs, Five "(S) Good Etoraa. 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