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ToTp, 7 Finds Him, , self An Victim to the Easy I , East' Has- Several Iniportant : Bee Batters When Avalanch Starts in Fifth Frame Games While Al! of nose . , In West Have Bearing vn After bunching bits ou 11.a.n7 Krause . in two Innings for flirt runs In each Season's Title Play. Booe won - F; N N ' .7 , - . 1! - 8' t: 1 i'l 1 , , ' I 1,1 . , - (JACK MOCK). , ,,, (International News Servico.) . ' - i l ENV big , s try.,---1- ' ' . '' Oct. 111.Evet7 football eleven In the eoun- fact, every team of any TORE.. ..e. , ., k '.. 1 ',. 4.......s.. , - . . tb from the Oaks yestorday attornoms. 11 to 11. Bailor Stroud was the shutout boasr for the Boos and bad Um Oaks eating out of his band ' ; In humble fashion, Tho fifth Inning was the bigIinning !GIP tho Boss for tram Kraut, fool - himsolf - minding and betas to, 6100.111? IMprO111011 to gainott a as th tuning progressed that Wont i In Abe 'seventh Inning the .i wa:i made els counteru . one of which fielded by Rolling who rolleved Krause, following a slashing single by Sheeley was which aoored Johnson. Rolling a triple by Hood and a Ilir:rio bybyGriffith. ISermy Will. became ineenood at Om umpiro during tho (Inhibition and was diroctod to the clubbouso. Outold of tho this thore was nothing to disturb eves tenor of the game. Oakland. ,... AB R H PO A IC 80 BB . "7.-4,- 0,1- - . - ' 7,t1tt1 .,'''' r,i'L'l ?;tt - S , "' I 2 - ' , .- , - ' ' ' , " I , 80100000 1 4,-,- 1 . tougey ' baseball league today when it defeated 'Portland. 5 to 3. With the victory today. Vernon has won107 and lost 57 games this season. This is the third consecutive year Vernon has won the pennant. The Tigers were also in the lead in 1915, when. ois account of the war. the season was ended before all of the scheduled games had been played. Vernon and Los Angeles then played a series to decide the league championship and Los Angeles won. Vernon. however. was recognised as the pennant winner. The Tigers jumped Pi Ilette in the secondinning today, and hammered over five runs on seven hits. 'Poison, who relieved hin't. shut the league leaders out for the rest of the way. ' Portland. ARR. IL O. A. Bourg. rt. - 'Wisterel. 2.11 . 011000 1 r, , ?. , , ' -- - Mk High, it3b. Smith. Fisher. lb. Hyatt, lb. d ,. ' It - . , , 13 IF AGUES DECORATE Arab Gelding Has TOWN Lead on Last Day Of Endurance Test FOR, COLORADO GRID GAME 1 f ' , , se- 2 off-Kkau- MIE10- 1I 15.--T- 300-mil- e. - enth-usiesti- 1 - - -- super-stallio- rs three-year-ol- ', , z rd B ;ECI-r-- . 4 DeVormer. Dell. p. C. 3 . Jr. d. . Nfirgtl era1 , , 0r - 1 -- w,r will man 0 u.., ttlark-interAppt- ed -- - -- Attend Banquet --, 15.-1- 91."" ' , - ...- ' a 2 2 2 4 1 10 1 0 1 1 0 4 1 2 0 3 1 llAAII'S 3 1 - , 6 11 27.11 Totals Batted for ingdon In ninth. Score by innilngsr Portland Run. ..210000000-Hits 310.000100--- 5 Vernon. -Rune ..... Hits .17002100--1- 1 P015012, Summary: ErrorsBourg, Chadbourne. Two-bas- e hit 'Iyatt, Wisterzil. Stolen basesCox 2, SchneiMitchell. J. Sacrifice der, on. Struck outBy Poison hitKingd2; by Dell 2. Bases on ballsOff Poison 5: off Dell 2. RCM, responsible loyPi 'lett a ki tmr F41101444--2 d at bat in one and .innin28 to Double defeat Pillette. plays Charge Wistersil to Siglin to Blue; J. Mitchell to Fisher to Hyatt. Hit by pitcher Baker. Time of game- -1 hour and 40 minutes. UmpiresHolmes and DEMAND HECOSNITION - 3 1 one-thir- HONOLULU, T. H., Oct 15.Hawall's delegate& to the meeting of. the Anisteur Athletie union in New Orleans next month are expected, it is said, to demand that a national swinuning association be formed and affiliated with the A. A. U. but controlled separatslY. Swimmink, leaders here say that as Hawaiians formed the largest single group in the American swimming team at the Antwerp Olympic games this . . '4 ' - Rn. ,,, r110 , , . . " i - SHUT OUT BY , .. . 14.,---4- HONOLULU,' 6, . H., Oct.. 15.Th e of the auperdreadchampions of tho- T. baseball players naught Arkansas, Pacific fleet, who meet the Atlantic fleet champions at Panama for the navy pennant. 'were shut out hers recently. team of by the tween Nelhaus and Aldridge until the Honolulu. Hon Kt. the 1st final inning. the Arkansan men down pitcher. , At- Sacramento: with two -- Chineee The, made hit& eight Sacramento. - , 0. , AB R. H. O. A. Zoider, se- - 4 2b. 4 Kilter. , Nlehot, 3b. Ellis. If. Aldridge t Bossier, C. 0 0 1 0 '3 3 3 4 41100 41191 '0 rt. McDonald. Griggs,e. lb. Rego. Stoic cf. 0 5 1 0 2 3 0 4 0 2 0 0 0 4 4 4 , 35 Los A 1 I- - 40105 10101 826 - Totals 2 111 steles. AS. 11. O. A. 40,121 40040 Sehang, 3b. Kopp. If. MoleIts. lb. cr. 21 10 1 "6 1 1 3 I 1 4 3 3 I 4 0 , 2 0 4 4 3 Compton, Orr, P a. Grover. 2b. Cook, C. Niehous, p. 1 1 1 0 10020 30010 Totals-30, 40 Out i eician nit fr Seer. by tnninge: -- 3 too AngelesRune Hite 8 27 BERKELEY. 0406001-- 2 1010011-- 1 00 1400002-- 1 01 2000:03-- 8 a defeat were made And- y- Smith, head has a teem far bett0r than any we have had In Many yaare," Smith td. "1 believe California wtn the right to represent the westwilt in the annual east against west game at Pa.iteern New Year's Day." Callfornia's score of 127 pointe-tratlagainst St. Marys College last Saturday here. was the highest ever made by vavolty- eleven, without seasoi. here ccaeh.- - and--Gol- d, Zamloch. lb. 0 (By Universal Service) 14Seattle took tits I score tot ass kraselses. VIlett. Rt,bre. - to lb Yerohy. 119A Fidrek, cf. 1..rwortby.14$ krAttlaton. rf. Cturmnrham, if Aflame. e p. . ..... Padcr. , AB R. 1 4 ? 2 2 1 A. I 0 0 4 2 t s 1 no 2 0 0 1 2 2 2 01 41 "I 0 1' 0 - 1 nr i T itala 'Batted '1 301011 4 000001 0 01, 34 fmr Jondan In Score bv innings: Seal tie- -. Runs Hits San Franclaco-,- ,, Runs 10 1 1 3 1 IT 11' ninth. Ittl 33414 6- -- 3 2 --- 11' 01640006-- 111111112-9 1( StrnirnarY; ErretrSEllintt. Boh.: cat,eny., talsh. Kamm six! mis runs. 7 tufa off McQuaide. 21 ot bat ITC! t'ire OISE innIrra takon out In sixth. or. Tvillt out no runs. 1 bit off Col...II . at hat ii one Twobaso ino-tog- intraerald tiltsIritagoralati 1111061 eff )AcQuaile 1. Struck outBy Nicc. wild 1; by Cole 1: by Je'rtl&a' j; ? Dnia to Walsh tel playst'avoney Harbroow: Waleh to e Sari-inc- e balls---O- 2 ft PO t 11 o.21140 , - . . , 3 1 en-7d- . .ai It H. O. A. 4 , 27 14' AB 4 4 1101 40115 . . a : ' to Kentrorttly to larriloch to : brra: oft Runs reer.onioble forDailey 2, 0 ji role 1. Jordan I. Stolos 1 2 2 Maahrook I, Elliott., 2, 2 )(ODIN orthr Eldred. Curininsbam.. 2 0 Cl'erte defeat to Loft cro' I 1 ttio San Fro wise, 111., 'tine of samo.--- 1 bovr and &I ostautos V 2 4. Lirp!reoCooey Rod Tomas, I a 1 4 4 4 2 . S 111 . c..., 12amP frnro the Peale' bv L McQuaide 'tarter.' the it.to same, the Seats but was taken out In the fif,h. after the visitors had 'cored three rund in'that retie . who relieved .11r4an him, iastetbon trnins looted th same and Seattle touched him tour ter sod or tiro runs In t14t, hi;e tigrith '4, ,tet Oakland, .. Fitzgerald. et. Cairene''' Is. Agnew, Walsh. lb. onnolly. Hashrook. lb. Kamm. 3b. McQuaid, p. Cols, p. - 0.0 6ftat 33 Setittle Snort-fir- e hltCook.- Palms On ballsOff Niehaus 4:off Aldrtdes I. Strurk out to By Aldridire 5. Double Orr to Mollyrlta Time ofNayGrover game- -1 hour and 40 minutes. UmpteesPhyle and Anderson. 'OAKLANrI. Cit 2, Totals arramento Runs Hits ErrorsEllis. Sehana Summary: Runs responsible forNletaus 2. Al. jordati; drurse I Two-hes- e n hitsRvan, e,n 1 Cal., Oct. s, at the University of foothil team will go,through California the 1920 9 0 fl 1 NOT MUCH CHANCE FOR UTAHNS THEN -- w-f- . , TEAM CI-111E5- hit a SACRAMENTO. Oct. home run in the ninth inning today with one on. enabling Sacramento 16 edge out Los Angeles. 3 to 2. The score stood I to 0 in favor of the Senators Until the ninth. when four straight base hits gave the Angels two runs. The game was a pitchers' duel be- , , - summer, this territory should take the lead In demanding a separate organization to direct the sport.. Leaders are not backward in charg- ing that the A. A. U. has fostered track of-and:Veld afoortit at mwimming and they believe swimmers from San Francisco end other western cities will support their demand for a separate organization. (By Universal Service.) a. TWwitht7---forwsfit-for-- SWIMMERS e etyle--IdoEtti- th , -- - , 1 1 30050 41140 ..4 4 , i 14,-4a-- 0 n 4 4 rt. Chadbourne. et J. Mitchell. es . 1 ra' 40120 . Schneider. on j i cur-prici- Verne ...Z'. de-wi- th 0 Totals b 00 CHICAGO, 40110 41122 400131 41130 3010 400 21020 20010 20003 Vb. &haler, It. Siglin, 2b. Baker. & Kingdon. se.' Pinot. p. Poison. p. Koehler 1 Oct. ILStartling in connection special grand Jury's investigation of baseball gambling next week were predicted today by President Ban B. Johnson of the American league in discussing his reasons for tending a telegram t9 President Heydlr of the National the cleoagnfue ere. nocpepoosfinthg easclup bre twners here Monday to frame a new governing professional baseball. "I do not care to attend any conference to discuss a new baseball tribunal until the report of the special grand jury, which reconvenes Tuesday is made and I. knbw whom it indictee," he said. "Its work In not finished. In firer." it is my information that clues are. to the 4 now in hand which may lead 3 disclosure of more facts than have'ret been dreamed of. I believe that all ..btleball by new tp rclotm 1010-- at!rnptas be deferree until we tribunals should in baseball.' who's who 'know 1 0 0 0 0 "I believe the developments of the be week will sven more 31 3 5 24 in coming to the public. I believe in making a thorough housecleaning beAB. R. H. 0. A. fore starting to remodel the house." Blue. lb. Cox. cf. Dulcz A, gators." , ' , ' , ) - t.1 . , ,.r. v--. I, seen In , be 'Importanco-dwi- ll .' .. action.on'tho gridiron tomorrow. . , . t The schedule does not contain any t I ' I II Is . the it clashes honored but time t - , etrongest and most interesting of the I a. .of and reason far number thus II , ,.. ' sgmes are important: Eeveral games in the east will be ia i watched with 'particular interest. f , The Orange eleven of Byramise will f :1 , . met the Pittsburgh Panthers at Byre- owt., i , , i! cube in a game that is expacted to be ' 1 0 0 4 0 ', 1.1 .1 11 hotly contested with the choice & toss Tithe, Sb. - . .1 Wilts. rt. up. I, ' Yale will take on the husky Poston roul,rt....,..14 0 01 ,I1 00 00 0 10 . 1 0 , tiollege team at New Haven and the Cooper. et. II 402-142001; If. Willer. ,.., Bluo coaches are leary of the Bcpston' c , 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 llane, if .. hope to avert defeat Knight. lb.lb..... . .. 1 0 4 1 1 1 1 01 , ,: for the ikcond time in enocaesion. Ginglardi. as. .. 1 1 0 4 I , Will , 1. Bruhakor. BrOWn and Cplgate, long rivals, 7 1 1 0 1 'furnish another $1 I interesting contest at Mitso, o. 1 0 1( Providence but the rest of the macs Kilns. p. kAHASAMOKU A i h 1 1 I 0 0 0 important elevents in the east, will have Honing. P ( &MSS. Harvard Ir ktillh. comparatively easy ,...,1 2 4 1 1 24 10 11 0 Totals ' will take on Williams, Penn will meet i' , .,s i,CI'44 . WitYette, i! Princeton will ay Wash- Jolt Lobo. 0036 km, . 0 and Lee Cornell and 4 ington leldrama ABIlliPOAESOBB ; with Union, Columbia may, find Ant- Ifullioran, lb 1 I 1 0 1 0 2 01 ya Na' !; 1 I 1 0 beret a dark horse tomorrow. but the Johnson, IL 2 1 4 No 1P...4m, 44.... ."....... 'T ,W,IIIIII 4 an ..6..14.. ,i 1 1 0 0 1 144',1 and Q 4. 2 2 Navy should,have Army '.. ,,,-- C. , eaiy :b. . Krug. g.. Zill.. .. , .! ,, '. time with Springfield and Buekness. Shooly, lb. 1 1 10 1 0 0 0 6 I - 4 , 1 1 0 0 0 0 S ll reppectivaly. 1 1 0 0 In the - Western conference four Hoodeft2.....1 1 1 1 t Griffith. tz. '111: ',1 ' 0 0 1 1 4 garotte of importance in the "Big Ten" Hoop. r1.1. w ' li championship race will be played. Dil- Jenkins. so. 0 0 1 1 4 i! nois and Iowa will battle et Urbana; ,. 1 0 0 1 1 1 . , onto State and Purdue will Meet at Stroud. A; D. Itairris world's Ksahola. and W. Keahola. and Duke Kahanamoku Inof.P. Center., on composed II party Columbus: Minnesota will take I- 3 1113 2? 12 . Totals ;I diana at Minneapolis and Wisconsin andchampion swimmers returning from the Antwerp 013rmplo games. arrived In the city this afternoon Ind will Peores by Innings: MadiIt out'at will Northwestern w and the day following. fight , ll Oakland appear- In exhibition swimming and diving at Beck's hot springs tomorro son, the lair of the Badgers. 100101000-Runs .. . .. 11 Dame content at The Nebraska-Notr- e 10001111.2.. 1 Lincoln and the game between Mich'- Lak's gan and the Michigan Aggiel at Ann Salt t, . 00005010-1Mtn Arbor. will be interesting !i $., 001011101,-1ItiL In the south Vanderbilt and Georgia Tech. and Tenneass and Rood. Three-bas- e Chattanooga btt tI, Summary: i Texas and Oklahoma will meet in- Two-baJenkins. s tilts Knight. are in their hearthat 2. frames important John; In the Stroud, Stolen baseeMulligan In On sectional champions. Sacrifice bitsStroud. west the Colorado Aggies rill be seen son 2. Miller.Runs i' batted inMulligan, Krug (fly). in action against Wyoming at Fort Col.Il 1, Krug, Shealy, Hood 2, Grif. lins; Colorado I College takes on Utah Johnson Thrown out steaJenkins. Hosp. , and Denver Meets the University et fith, Mood by Mitts. Stroud. inby II , lingKnight Colorado. , Oil. it was decided that ingreater Stroud 4. by Krause I. (Special to The News.) the gams California and Nevada. Southern Cali- - Struck outBy Bases On ballsOtt Atirtes terest could be stimulated dovrntown Utah by Wittig I. 15.The LI:CAN,Qrt. Inn is and Stanford , Teo .,N " V byliterallycoyetingthe 2, Stroud trtáll tieterniiii73Strukr are 344:-TtOnlotrOW'S and On Logan in- wiltdciws with itlillemini Washington are also in I t! CONCORD, N. It., Oct. hits off Krause, IS at3 bat in the firet con- - movement 1 ' organised. schedule.. was out. Runs shall defeat Colorado thoroughly I on, in A. out seventh, II. when Arab season a of chestnut the ning', that game Liference stipulating geldingCrabbet, merchants only the 10, Bolling 'I Colorado School of Mines! material that could be easily washed . responsible forKrauss was again to the front today when to Krause. Double plays4 C.i meets the defeat KEEP tomorrow. RIDDLE WILL field Charge the en.,..Adams signs. the IS survivors of, the II be tiled to paint to Johnson to Sheely, JohnSo enthusiastic are the buainexe men oftIAA last night 100 in I endurance test started out on a' racto Shealy, Brubaker to 1.Knight. CHAMP IN U. Sel sonMulligan of Logan over the game that they bave and green town , , the Left covered errorOakland on First base allowed their plate glass windows to glee ing finish headed for Camp Devenk S. Umannouncing victory for the Utah ere is on bassoOakland 7. Salt Lake of be need ax advertising spare for the vrilit This, PHILADELPHIA. Oet. I6.-- -rh Masa. Tbe goal was 60 miles away, Time Kam school and defeat for the Miners. and Byron. held a At to in take conteet yesterday over the existent, not meeting money pirsoEason enough is talking 1 but notwithstanding that 240 miles all Logan One hour and 40 minutes. alternoon at Which were students. the morning OWar out of this country." game and a- recordof fairly stiff going lay behind - Man athletic committee, the athletic first conferenceOld 864.1 With these words Samuel D. Riddle, if college - assured is crowd - n, committee of the Logan chamber of breakinghis smiling faes. moat .of the animals were owner of the thtm, quash, GRIDDERSGRANITE , Itseria commerce and business men from the that the hopes of American race-goeIn such good condition that their to to Man OWar still voyage Kngland NO MATCH FOROTT riders were able to make it a event was awarded to Mies Farrell. establish the suprem. the Chester NillootttorCaptured race. on continent. the &ass. acy LEOPARDS the .ROMNEY'S junior I 0 swims free P had aid style refused he Mr. Riddle , just Tbe honors of the start were with displayed as AN D bliss Josephine Biter , Zan offer of $400,000 for the champion. thi in graceful swim. ezd out .pleyed went Crabbet. This deecsadant of Araabundance of ability event came from a Canadian who wanted .Out weighed cridtrou It handill. warriors Granite hixit ' bias desert stools yesterday estati-- .. I ming and won that the horse for:breeding grornotme. oi the onslaught i The summary: Riddle said he did not think Man down to defeat beforeLeopards 'label a world r000rd for 60 miles on Cumfro etyleMiss women's CY 100 nigh test the fest I Wax would race sinew. Ile has turned ' yards of road travel underweight when, of moor U. of U.. first: Miss by ' down the $50,000 offer for a match mings flaid yglatorday Kimball, Pearl club. carrying rider and packs weighing 'p 101 Riter, S. 'L. Swimming Lake at lb rae of Josephine311s a gamy i together 246 pounds,rha'-- traveled The Suburbanitsipui-----useeond; from White River Junction, Vt., to 1:361. headi11(1VOIVI of bout at ortticiem their Time. and third, club, asrainst their speedier fight a point otitaide this city in eight eey City both Georgeo Carpentier and Swimming MONTANA HAS SIX er opponents but their effortsofcounted 100 yards men's free StyleMcKean hours. Official. of th race said Coach Eattling Levineky hare today issued Lake SwimAning club. first them little and the 1.19411111( Salt Burt. that no 'ouch feat by a horse simrumors af. statements etto the that hie Aryttinasium. denying when Dever. MUNICIPAL LINKS Romney asserted. itself Ellicott. Chester record-aChairman ilarly laden bad ever-bee- n prearranged. got into fair was Bolt Bolin. U. of U., third. Perb flying baok fieed once The a New Jersey boxing coin- second;1:07. go daily march of a of the Smith with mixed GREAT PALut, Mont., Oct. Mi. nd,runs and loot action Time, mount in in limited the etatement Sunior--Mi-ss JoseStates a also cavalry United trikplon, omen's Great Falls recently completed a now line plunges was the result. 30 yards aervics under campaign conditions olub. he declared his belief that the Swimming cored'. their MC which Lake colt links, making the total of Mon. Salt The Leopard Biter. 25 is Irnliel mOrits. was phine (1,6' Salt its Smith, INTIlan. fought Fear& tansle links ch. The others are ae- - touchdown after ten minutes of play. bout Miss Bethid and rubbed for hours last sec- ham offered to hold an lnvA,. 'irst, e I U b, rated at Butte. Missoula, Billings, Oranit chose to receive. failed to make ttowever S wimming t Ittn if certain persons who declar-- , Lake night and this morning by his rid- middle to the and Helena 0:411 Lewiston. 44. anti punted their Time. and. i, yards. Jack Frets, a lanky nowPnnek- the Will in the et, press thit fight The Great Falls tours, was laid net of the thild. The beoperds atter mak- id Man's 150 yard back stroltarbester or, who holds the broncho buntin g Me- sent faked w'll content to lay their infor- EllteollDaseret by Harry Vardon. ;toted British .. ins' their yards 'several times. championship of Australia and the Dick on a mation'before f Roberts croon for the first score Keith Burt. S. L. S. C.. second; third. United States, Crabbet stepped out to. kick failed Burrows gymnasium. Desoret cries twos. Iverson. upon the trail as briskly an if he lead. Time. NEW YoRx. Oct. fai24 Granite those to receive and East had bee p through an easy jog yen- goal. ;: 13 in wilt he ,STECHERWINNER, baniamoeight langthaI IfOur lap t i aspirants ltheteyerile ,The to Ill a Mir" thltleti L. relay whew-34ci 11 Nure--Ict-In 'Kellen . Deeeret gymfiatilum. secv the pigskin won; dozen speedy steeds behind. high eleven worked meets. Charley Ledoux.' the of U. West (By rniverta1 Service.) third. was not dawn when the It goal line and Mit LiVinitilt011 over for Sharkey high. yet and; and French women u bantamweight champion kicked "rem ,pring goal. for the second score. Burrows CITY, Kan. Oet. 11. got away. 'Crabbet was rot- ,divingEthel Fancy tikes on Jabez White of board)--Mirc wroes frarrMI won: Mies ss Jos Stitcher last e d e oeelY by Allis- an exchange of punts, the Loop. Joe Lynch. the Kentucky Miss Caroline onit yard Albany. in feature bouts at Madison Lola Farrell. eecond: fettled Allan Fuotsca In bin 'night Granitianif the David Craig and rearhed ards thorghbds time. Square Garden. this at Al! entered for S. L. ended match hero. Stetcher won Inwrestling Tho line. and the stoecowa. third. period by grad.. thor- Meeking. straight ff11)1, Wiling' the to ft - -- -e -body pclisongInencb., ecore a t". oughbreds Runkle and Mile . Denis i fratktlie--!443.11 the RUSSELL-SETS-NEW- --TliiLCOlititdC'-ererelt.--straleTilt Was won in one hour Xtu atern 50 Rey .0..Azat, yawlsJunior net Hilt Herbert end thirty minutes . ant the second In first play of the eerood period.. rmith Elliott. D..G., won; D. 0.. mintites. thirty-o- n the bell around the end. EurrimTyler. stiirtil UNDER WATER SWIM CC. D.O.. recund: R. IP.. carrying ) ' e-kicked I goal. Time. 0:2S 1.4 1. ETA for off free kicked 60 The styleBear East Women's bleb; SEMI-FINALyards BECK'S AT REcORD . S. REACH u.. won: Jana litrielfy, the firet time in the game the Gran-WeKimball. POt4Mlit: made Josephine Biter. their )'ards. They atannu- tinattChed, set at new was the One record . TITTLADFLPRIA.. Art. 0:40. for tempted a forward:Tette. and Roberts. T.,. S. third. Time. tba Rethellyn women'a golf cup.at the tnr the Red sod tl tate charnpionilhin swimming meet S WomenC.,'s 100 yards breast strobe full bark Vallee Huntington serot-finwon: 142e35 yards held at Beck's hot rrings wiles W. B. Arloen club playing raced coulo,ry Wand Taylor, & L. 8. C..second: reached tha Wil- round tilday. for a touchdown. Alex& Russell. local water dog, mad. (he tenet. Rhea& unattached. Stirling. the national ;The lineup: third. Tin.. & ............ C., & 4 Owes, Whitney. 14 Of $ istlemplon, meets M. Qatatitt Pattapc feet inches. under water swim Vita Service.) r, .riticesroal (PT spring ryilt h le Haritte,.. NEW TORK, Oct. Smith S. U.S. C, won -a IPter. TO of $2; holirdWilliarn Melkle. Gillespie the team prize-Witt Rrinshuret this le a hotel press agent-stunP. 0.. tweondl Evnu Br" .. .. . ...Ryas beaer'et Gymnasium was terond with I. gurrosik Young . . - .1g or not. ttif togl rlimilloo that rumc Burrows !a and Os Vniversity of Utah third cis ich. West high. third.for womenJo'. fluebnor Graceful swimming ors are "afoot to tho effort that trig Hocan Rump Georges Promises Taylor. "sc. l' "robin Biter. won:. Arleenthird. Willising aritta 1711. rt is to be pretiont In per, .- litan CrWar Whitney. Wilhfrti orA: tumor Bark Wife He'll Retire Bows ...... .. to son at a banquet in his honor at ,cheatotEThrott of the Deseret gym200 yard4 free . Mens ftoravrall thoWaldorf-Aetoriman; qb.......neccierson R. I. S. C.. won: C. C. Ellicott. Livintraton naitrirn area high Pobit Burt, Twierson .. . ... 1hb..7.-- . Waldorf Cocar the I. Twohirky, third CompetitCowwatt touttuall7 keen knd IA.!). recond.i. Rolf Bolin, V of F. Stever By ralvereal Perste') Rork thb ! , banquet improyearie, deolaren that t tictore were torord to Itert them- Time,. 3:01, are large enough to fb.... e... Roberts the Spahr lifts lb. big (peciel Cable Dthpatett) Cleorge to Rlf., utmost. the (In,.1011.,1.Polleovio. selyee rARIS. Oct. traosport the, horse to tho ban. of enu. nen v.! njrEatit Car. hirh: Touchdown ltto.keVh Puri wort the lAd lard 11.11171 ,tgrfee; W. room anti that provittion fnir lloart R, C. col4. 4. hirtnritot Ibvvratit .2 I'M' r'1. ;t1Irt took the lead at the tert IT, rt,,rt Rrm.nhertr: pestier. the European heavywelght IIPPrldrCuon ran be matte en Ate to Rnhortot 2. Smith. R. Moyer, iroal .fol atilt though p.reee,A hard he finthed line, luttres oe ftnieh. E. r... Firimp.4 boreat's ownpr. pugilistic 'champion. has pledged !lowina. the IT V. entirely satiety (Mester Elltrett wen nprtnnee rert Sieveriann: tudree 4.f .vviog. It is understood Shot several hie write that he will retire from tdergoit. touchdowns Burrows (10). lien. fire?. Timot-n- . Bn.. trramiterful I th411-1Pfor Itart,ri. Julia Wee front the hq Altree. it prortalorg a. tteeral after match with Jack prominent raring hublit;firtionol Toot Walt. riiitivald few exh'bItive of the her. Iftroke. clIriotertatm and John F. -FlrkinlisewymeY, Prominent 'oolong. .. ., ; trcruhl-lavdt- th . pror for Riter won- the ttock. with hotel the wlil rolls.," vb. said. 'ha management Pmithl Jovrktis for Palm for womee,, Ind Mit. rotor! lioherta prf;jet--t prefer our happiness to all for Jowaria. R MerRotiortit 100 yard tree th for F. Mitycr; yerd Kimball raptured tb.a ssinry In the world." Pashboll Contest.' Mover for R., Nktytr. Catrow for style raie to"r woe.en.' flooesos to ,r, rots Jon FRINTIlla AND BOOS Parrowik B. t W., for Nation for srh boyo et the. Weet flint peql sfq !Nano 'how I. to moot a .111Ir BLit DINO Kum Van Cott WM for Wil an4 therreelves the eneetal Th annual buebteall entient hetvreen puprippil As0000tior Every to toe Pee body trio Van Cott. a third phare riewaM tore bv to. bop-o- g for bnv. the enVbenvor ati4 tt freobtren the, for rorkinvow nstn Inf The r. nt r. Witt' r b yr, aro the, rtelnora In Irli,rtirt'PO- - of 1410 r".." ji , with I, )11,04 Rroirk for Fo.vhr: Ronflit for- rem-tbo tieneret wymetasium tree; A'nlveretty of- nab. melte arbeetineil to Mg anti Flank litrelingr in Ina gnat. PosAt tII,M0-00t.wel4 dOttftt to?? lifrI)onald Pr Briniburvt: ne& this- afternoon on tstirnerTheitit Ottr ficintito aro the boot for bond held IC'S ear of toroesk., his sieropt-- ibe for Tnurr; F,Trttrons for Horne "roil ).111 rtl.,01 rairrP1 wiwit 1'o fali'l'esAIA 'rob ql to a . Tve teams Of 26enombere tram Un anr clam of work. PO matter 'bow A. lek resw, ol!vOnir tewteeet f ew Nerrewwn. Retrik.litalor au.tomobt. 'romper y to rail. Jorge ere tleted te ntw th oracitt Jrisike lare or bow small. ' tf . a nr, vire Nktniarn nfl tri tH,SI 'TO VII It ,f Thrum. Tiottrikeep,, D. hicrar., THE DEEERICT NEWS JOB DErr. close. After much tleitterit,iost tbeictkiellL , ' ; , , II , I , , , c , 3, . 1 ... , 1; . , ..0, II ,..., ,.,... . - i t .... , - OTHER ,sc.ANDALS Angels Put Out of Running When Billy Ore Hits Hum. er in Ninth; Rainiers Slam Ask; Heydler to Postpone Seal Heavers and Win. Commission Meeting Lin. , till They Learn Who is to LOS ANGZLDS, Oct. 14.Vernon won Be "Indicted by Investik the championship of the Pacific Coast , :, - . 2 aso., let'3',-,:',e- - , , , ' - , - I THAT JURY WILL FIND0 2' 0 RAGG FOR 1920 , ., , , ,I - : - - ' . ' .....:...- ,....4... -- EVERY DAY N ' do elm - Am:ASTER - MiscRovet4c. CONVINCED .. - , -.- .,... , 6 LEAGUE ' .4 !..,,,A,,,,,,. - , , . , , ...h.. , , , , - AK o ,,, ' 'MS' It its tiAME. OASIE - C COAST . , . AO , ;; ., 2 ..:S ... , 'al..' it,i , n - .,. '."P - A i . ,t le, I. . WHOA' icher Krause -, r . A . ,,.-- aftAnlift.MLOMMOMI . ' . BAN JOHNSON IS ITICEROOS WIN rid s champion Swimmer lielo'e c '11 . . - , QAKUND BEES COUNRYTO 0E1 , t ,..,, . t 7 . , - , |