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Show SUNDAY MQfiNING, OCTOBER 30, 1921. THE OGDEN rrriTT t i Itv "i "M '.' Iff' f! T'""f yi' TT je"J li UJ L iff STANDARD-EXAMINE- R UJ LlllMlii OGDEMEBER AWAL WXM III i a nfiTmnTi ii. OGDEN PLAYS JOE WOOD MAY . TIE CONTEST GRID CENTRE DOWNS REPLACE tfRIS I OPOTlESf 1WM VUJMMJ r GOLFERS 17ILL IARVARD BY6-- 0 k STAGE ANNUAL p. Iltl ST Red Devils Rip Into Silver and Gold Line; Smith Takes Punt and Dashes 70 Yards to Touchdown; Idaho ' Scores by Easy Pickup in Last Few Minutes of Game v fiUAY City "Championship at Stake in Coming Contest; Both Teams Confident . OGDEN DIVISION. Standing of tlvs Teams, I TV. Pet. .... '. - -- 1 through the entire Idaho team for the Mer-inStevens- 1 " out-che- ...... ......... Hall : . . . By AL VARDEN Ad Santel, world's champion .light start immediately heavyweight wrestler, well known to Ogden fans, is planning an eastern tour for the immediate future according to word received by this department. Sahtel has been wrestling in - San Francisco since his return from the Orient and says that he Is eager to arrange a match ; in this- - city for his itinerary. after the. champ- de- 1 Th with ales were defeated last week by thet Nevada stars 41 to 0. . Ae - f lj TOT- - -- The Sage Hens have one of the , fastest teams in their history but the Utah warriors arel confident that they will be able to turn the tables on' their opponents. Llff-land- j. ..... 31-ya- ........ ....... rd fur-n!h- el m -- ... Ro-co- - URBAN A, e Thor-steneo- n. Bia-for- d. Raa-musse- n. Mc-Inty- re. n:y on - - d Vi er 32-yar- M d tberas - UTAHAGGIES Oct. 111., 29.-rFr- Ult ank Steketee's boot carried Michigan to victory over Illinois today. S to O.He outpuntedv Durant of the 'Mini, and scored Michigan's lone tally near the end of the first half when he kicked from placement on the'l line. Michigan set out to rush the Mini, but they forced Michigan to punt frequently. In the second period, after Illinois had held , tight and on the fourth down, Steketee dropped back to boot his goal from the -- . 15-ya- rd , . :... Stone, former Ogden High school mark. oo- tackle, played a sensational brand of ball for the Idaho aggregation against BADGERS ADVANCE the fast Utah eleven at Salt Lake IN 'BIG TEN? RACE Saturday. Stone played on the 119 Ogden Tiger machine and was selectmaterial. ed as MADISON, Wis., Oct. 29. The Wis consin f football team took a step Weber and Ogden will have it out toward the conference championship. on the grid next Friday.. Both of today by defeating the Minnesota elev these teams have met defeat this' sea- en. So to 0,. before 25,000 spectators. son in many of their games but indi- The Gophers were- never cations point to a stiff clash when- the after the opening minutes dangerous of play whistle sounds Friday., when line smashes brought the ball to the line, where School spirit at the gridiron games Captain Badgers' to Sundt punted safety. trk Ogden this year has been a missing Davis the Last factor. High Friday school had a bigger representation GREENLEAP RETAINS present than Weber and Saturday the HIS BILLARD TITLE Box Elder rooters easily outnumbered the representatives' of the Tiger 'lair. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29. Ralph "Tis time the student bodies were look ' of. New York retained the Greenleaf ing into this phase of the sport. national championship title at the close East High appears a 'cinch' to take 'of the' national pocket Lake division honors. The Leopr jpionshlp tonight. He defeated Arthur ards always play a snappy brand ofi Woods of Minneapolis, In the final ' . . . all-sta- te - . 14-yar- TRIM MONTANA m, n Jug-gtln- I. v D-Vin- e. () ....... g, ....... H)-lop- .'.......0 . d- V ; ! Play in the division series will contest, 125 points to 71 in 26 used-mor- T-J- e bt ' Bw-an- - m PRIX' pa.. an-nu- al toV-omin- g er - , X ard Utah's victory over Idaho Saturday was her third straight for the season-ThCrimson backers are anxious to see the eleven romp through the' entire schedule with a cleam slate. Ikall. cd - Box Elder looms as the winner of the Ogden division while Logan appears as the best bet in the Northera division. Payson is strong in ttae southern division. ,' Harvard's defeat at the hands of Centre college" was one of . the grid surprises Saturday. The Danville aggregation accomplished their heart's desire by trouncing the fast Harvard eleven. Several' upsets in grid dope have occurred this season, this bejng one or the many. ' Utah University will tangle with the oo Nevada university gridders at Reno next Saturday. This contest will give PLACE KICK GIVES A the fans a chance to compare the Utah J "rVfTfTTTn XU AWXU.VtiUM JL V tA a&-noun- X bia ions of the various divisions are termined. Santel defeated Jack Harbertson here in a sensational match in January, 1920, before a record crowd. In secured one this contest Harbertson ' fall. . The annual "duck" dlnr.tr golf event will be featured on the links of the " x ctc-Ia- Duck Dinner; Play Starts Today - , ....... ....... ........ ....... -- A -t- Reds and Blues to Clash for -- - TTtnH CAMBRIDGE. Maas.. Oct. 33 Men from Centre college of Kentucky, "praying colonels." and football players of high degree, uh Bo" McMU-li- n driving thtrn on. defeated the Harvard eleven. to 0. today. The representatives of the smallest college ox the Crimson schedule had accomplished what no other team had done CLUB FEATURE er second touchdown of the" afternoon and Oswald again kicked goal. Utah 17, Idaho 0. On the above "play' the interference was perfect,. Smith worked his way through a broken field with his team, mates picking the silver and gold men off all the way. It was after this point that Utah was outplayed, when the Idaho team opened up on a- wide formation and the Utah backs let their men get back of them. Irving's passing was one of the features of the game and the work of Evans and JBrown on the receiving end was marvellous as these men time and time again took the ball from over the heads of Utah defensive backs. Irving also excelled in his punting, but Smith brought the average! of the Utah team well up as he returned every punt. Jewkes, Tauf-e- r, Oswald and Ure did the kicking for the Crimson and performed well. '... IDAHO GAINS ON PASSES. The heavy Idaho backs and line found difficulty in penetrating the defense of Utah eleven on straight football and made their gains on forward passes, but Jhey could not put.it over. Utah stood like a stone wall under the shadow of its own goal posts. Idaho scored a lone touchdown in the last five minutes of play, when the Crimson backs become mixed in their signal system and the ball was passed directly back without anyone- - taking it With no one. within 20 yards of him. Evans picked the ball un and stepped over the goal line. Irving .kicked goal. Utah 17, Idaho 7. The Utah backs then tore into' the Idaho line and had the ball in the th- (Special Dispatch ) SALT LAKE, Oct. 21. The Ogden soccer champions were held to a 1 o-1 tie here todav In their struggle wlh . the Salt Lake team. LifflaDde scored the first and only Ogden score II minutes after play started In the first period. Bromley scored, from a penalty for Salt Lake In the final period. The tie game gives the Ogden team a small margin over the C&llle for first place. Today's game was played at Bonnee, ville park before a large crowd. Hansen. LIptrot, Lynch and Henderson played flashy ball for Or. den. Bromley, Turrllle, Andrews and Poole starred for Salt Lake. The lineup and summary: Bait Lake (1). Ogden (1). Goal Jones......... McKnlght - - i Y' Kentucky. Colonels Outplay Crimson; First Defeat in Five Years Ogden Oolf and Country club daring the preeent wek. Play between the "Reds' and the "Bluea" will start tomorrow. The losing team will play in 40 years defeated Harvard In an host to the winner "at a duck d!nn)r VJntemecilona! battle. . It waa five years at the Weber club at a date to be since the Crimsoiv had met defeat-ItACIlater. tl IVDGfl. Mas This event baa always created conThe victory belonged to the redoubt- siderable interert and this year the able "IH" McMlllln. backed by his coatesu win be atUaded by stiff work mates of .an alert and aggressive team. on both sides, the backers aaeert. All A wril knit defensive lice held Har- of the players, both local and non-retvard safe. McMlllln. thwarted time dent members, have been matched acafter Clrrse. eelied his opportunity In cording to their ability end close conth" third rerlod and broke through test should result. the Harvard line, reversing inrt of Mj At the dinner which will be singed Dransfleld rb .; lull lb opposing field and eadln the otli- - within the next few week , Bramley Llptrot..... era for a run end a touch- vaudeville eftttrtinmenl mill bepeclal . chb Smith.. .Umpleby down. This brilliant pice of football . . , .Tetley BInnle. n added, feature. It In anrhb work called Into play all the elements nounced.ei .. lhb Hudso .Prime of early Interference. . . Bryson straight-arLlfflanae. . . .'. .. c . Tin: tfamk. ro evasion, change of pace, slanting run Andrews Henderson..'... ore compeeed of the The 'mo temt and forward dah. For yards McMll. rl Sadler Lynch. . ..jX players: lln raced within Inches of the edge of following lo Johnson Turvllle e Red P. T. Wright, captain: 11 lh playing field. BartlrU failed to Poole Hanson.....'.... W. W. GwllHam. H. F. Rudlger. kick goal. Tlme of periods 40 minutes. Dunn. Rice Kimball, J. W. Abbott, H. -- BO.K1K PLAYKR.S A. Referee Tucker, BU Lake. C. Marchar.t. Ifc A. HerdlL H. M. Centre reversed the defeat received Rowe. Linesmen T. Taylor, Ogden, and J. H. Andrew. John Scowcroft. under McMlllin's leadership at the K- 1 J. Chapman, Salt 'Lake. Van Meter. J.- - R. Morrell. stadium last year lth McMUlia the on George Glen. H. A- - Bennirg. John E. leader again. An Injury to Armstrong Carver. Willard GUson, A. M. Romney, hsd forced the Centre captain of this L. T. Pee, I. N. Pierce, C. J. Doon. year out of the game late In the third O. li. Glison. H. W. R. K. FOOTBALL RESULTSj Joe Wood (nbovc) ami Manager period and end of the game found Bristol. A. M. Miller. Can&ady. R. T. Mitchell. Trie Speaker of Ukj Indian. "Bo" back In the captaincy that he Charles Kmrey. 11. W Ford. W. H. had relinquished eo that another man Reeder. Jr., R W. Wherry. J. H. Last, . CLEVELAND. Oct. 29. As Ol Man might have a chance. v K. Wood. Frd G. Taylor, A. A. Hhaw, Rumor has It and Ol Man Rumor Isj With the sound of the rin.it whUtle, At Ogden Box Elder high 14. Og- sometimes rlcht Tris Speaker. trr-- , Referee N. E. Davi. R. D. Rodman. Gage "Tiny" Maxwell picked up Roberts, o. M. Runyon, C. H. den high 13. ent manager of the Cleveland Indian. the pigskin, turned to Centre's acting At Salt Lake Utah 17. Idaho 7. F. W. Gentsch. A. R. Hey. will not pilot the club In U22. He Is and said: captain At Missoula. Mont. Whitman 14, considering resigning immediately. W. wood. -i:. Phillip, n-- F. Hundley. Mr. McMlllln. here's your ball." . P. 'M. Montana of University Cuihr.ahan, Walker Cheesman, If such, should be the case, thn ' McMlllln took II with (hack, John Culley. P. J. DU. A. P. Merrill. At Portland University of Califor new pilot would be another of the danced up the field with it. then James lirtnnan, W. C. Wright. W. It. nia 14, Washington State college 0. triba Joe Wood, outfielder. Joe isi turned back and was overtaken by fel- Shearman. Frank M. an- old friend of Tria. They At Stanford University, California. F. W. playet kU low his cheek, Baker. G. L. Becker, Drlfga. player Warran Oregon Agricultural college 7, Stan- together on the Boston Red Sox be- talserf him onwho their shoulders and carford 14. Jack Browning. Freest Brownfore coming to Cleveland. a ried him Into crod that aoon num- ing, Leroy At Tucson, Arl. University of AriBuchmUler. J. C. Lynch, When Speaker, will resign is- a bered hundreds, zona 74. Texas School of Mines 0. A. Heber Hcowcroft. L H. It, matter of time, as he and Jim Dunn, Moyet, II FAT TI1M. WON. W. J. Blackburn. W. L. WeAt Chicago Chicago 16. Colorado 0. owner of the Indians, are planning I'eery, Although Harvard In the rourth lti. A- - T. Wright, F. M. Nye. Cart At Colorado Springs Colorado col- to go into buflnewt together. had planted the tall three yards reriod A. T. McCane. A. R. The public and player vjtuld like from the lege 0, Colorado Aggies 24. goal only to have It ralle-I W. Tria tint At Annapolis, Md. Navy 21 Beth- tf, . lha ,! I, from J. Parker. Royal Keel. . f L. . . ' beck to' the line beau R. Fccles. R. 11. Porter. F. J. Stev any 0. noinrr winning season, ana ror mi" sn offside play. question ens and W. O. Dalyrmple. At West Point Army S3, Susque- reason the Tribe's manarer Is still that the Kenturktana wereno the letV. Arthur, captain; Uluee on hanna 0. Mark fence. the , swinging team. ter "Bob" of coach the Murphy, W. B. Fliher. A- - O. Horn, W. At Indianapolis Indiana 7, Notre Felt. Harvard team, paid the tribute, whre H. Harrlt. C. A. Day, W. H. WattU. Dame 21he said it was due, OkD. Brown. John Kpargo, 1L U. Neb. Nebraska 44. At Lincoln. "1 'extend my heartiest eorsgratula W. R. Browning, W. H. Bare e a, A. Ames. lahoma 0. tlorvs to the Centre college team. he P. iv. M. Scott. J. r. Ei:ia, Mo. Missouri At Columbia. Blgelow. f. said. Charles Orson Doug la. Art bur Drake 0. Kaiser, The Centre college team f today A. p. At Princeton, N. J. Princeton 14. Plx. Woolley. J. S. Taylor, W. was a far more rinihed eleven than KL W Lai W. H. en, Virginia 0. Draaay, llareid that of year rra. L. At Urbana, III. Michigan I, IlliH. L. C. Ma Day. Herrlr.gten. was not as good as a week chell, N. R. Harvard W. H. Wil-nanois 0. Frlckson, go In the game with penn State. The K. F. Bratt, Jcha R. W. At Lafayette. Ind. Iowa It, PurTaylor, g backs bungled their assignments, a iwje, n. c. Rich. o. a. waii. due 6. ball when the did not they M. Tower. Ia. North Des Falck's "Toe Gives O. McKay, J. H. At Davenport. Logan fumble It. Moines high 3. Davenport high 0. H. RSley. J. W. f '.evens.' J. J. S'jrnmnry: l Olsen, L. R. Hodgaon, H. W. Hin 3 to 0 Grid At Kansas City Haskell 21, Tulsa Aggregation Harvard 10) Centre David Jrnon. C- - It. Garrer, A. O. ley. university 0. .le Jantn.... James Victory At Austin. Tex. Texas university Ltghthatl, J. O. Leonard. II. F. Iler. Lndd... ...it Gordy A. Brow nlac, H .11. Pery, E. 0. o. Rice 5C, r ha. loan Watlls, H. Hubbard, .Ig D. At Pittsburgh. Pa LaFayete 3 5, Richard Barton. (Special Dispatch.) Iek. c Kernan Kutal C. A. Boyd. A. Ls, Brewer, M. Browa-InLou Falck'a BUTTE, Monl., Oct. 2 Rutgers 0. Jones rg M. ft. Browning. Harry Gee. C. line in Brown., At Syracuse. K. T. Washington and drop kick from the J . Greg or Kunhardt .rt. A. 10. the second quarter gave the Utah Ag- Macomber. Jefferson 17, Syracuse Rlter, P. Healey. v.. H. Lees. . . i . . . . Roberta ..re. 3 0 a to Mass.over Vermont Montana It. ft. Joyce. J. . At Amherst, 14, gies victory McMlllln Joseph Hcotrcrcft. qb. Jame School of Mines today. A crowd esti- Johmon... L. S. Corsy; Massachusetts Aggies 7. Campbell. . lhb..... Armstrong R. C. Nye. J. W.Plngre. C. R, If r. At Boston Boston university 14. mated at 3.000 witnessed one of the Chapln Routllard... thb Snoddy P. most F. Rhode Island state 0. Klrkendall. J. M. bitterly fought contents ever Gehrke Bartletl llngaworth. ...fb... Parker, H. C. Vt.od. G. A. Dixon ahd At New Tork Williams 2 0, Colum played In Butte. this annual battle than In their other Fiacre by periods: Dr. 11. R, Dumke. The first half the Aggies had the Harvard ... bia 0. o tilts. May the best team win." 0 0 0 UKV. II3fBI3tS. At Binghampton. N. T. Colgate 7, ball In Montana territory most of the Centre o & 0 4 George Whipple, athletic manager t Salt KAI.T ncu-rm- J Lake Jent mtnit-r- i time, but lacked the xecewry punch of of the Tigers, is optimistic over the New York university 7. (Tie.) Centre ecrlng: Touchdown. McMll- the w'.:i to make club when he would tut OgJen At last ground they represented Dubuque, college gel night lln. , JL W. Referee: coming game. Whipple Maxwell, Rec. Frank Bolt rill, A. It. pear Montana's goal line. said: The Tiger school spirit Is sure 0, Luther 7. W7 J. Crowley, follows: Swarthmore, Umpire, Bell. Jame came The Miners s, back Butte Kansas Kan uni con At strong- Bowdoln. Field Judge. W. J. Crow.'.J. Lawrence, Irgebretton. W. F. Bch-ne- r. to be demonstrated at the coming T. W. er . in 7. W. A. Lark1r the half and second Kansas Taylor. 2U are Aggies test. The students Bwarlhmore. primed for the versity Head linesman. R. C OGUmer. football to and less Kuhn resorted Arthur H. Oberlln and Ohio a 21, to At witness R, straight Delawafe, and expect coming game McMlHUn. an overhead game. Khea and Mur- Taggart. Rochester. Blur C. A. Gillette, V. battle similar to the one staged here Wesleyan 0. (L G. AFtelner. John C. How. ore on were bets IX the 14. Murphy. St. d!ffKr' Cincinnati. Creifhton phy At Weber and students Baturday. Ogden , ard. W. F. Pyper. D. A. Edoffente. while Captain Borel was a ON THE . both are expected to cr p ete for cheer Xavler 7. HAND OTHER ron J. wall ward la. W F. H. Brunn. stone, defense, Jame, up At breaking trame." Ag Milwaukee, Peery. Michigan honors at this feature a many Utah plays. For the Aggies 4 gies 0, Marquette university 7. At Louisville, Ky. University of Falck was the individual star, both as By GROVI1 TRADES RtJZIORED a player and for his field generalship. TO TOURING 1OARS KSGUKSIVH FUTf IU1 Kentucky 0, Sewanee . was a consistent lie Ia. 0. and Orinneil CoelO. At In Grinnell. ground gainer the past has turned out England NATIONAL CIRCLES ENTER GRAND ome great fighter, but today fistic At ML Vernon, la. --University of intercepted many forward Woolley and, Knowles alao played ex- elata over there U searce. Dubuque 0, Cornell 0. 3t Is rumored Pittsburg and Chicago They have a deuce of a time devel At Bloux City, Ia. Mornlngtlde 14. ceptionally well. Croft and Maughn PARIS. Oct.v 2 Touring cars will and wheo do will oping anybody on they get were defense time put over several iride at the and and 0. Des strong Moines university share honor next year with special him som sec vt the 'attonl along nicely, broke and the miners up Betbienem plays ond-ratSouth again At comu alor.g and hits him morulameeting ienign 31, behind the line of In December. The CuV league racing machines In theof"Grand Prix" havt scrimmage. France. This West Vlrginta.14. with everything but the water bucket. decided to clean hmje and get some of the Automobile club line-up PaThe and summary: Pwarthmore . At Allentown, The writer had occs:on to witness nw face fcr the 1923 speed classic, now displaced from the Montana Utah Mine. battles at the National Sport Dreyfus declare the afcowingn, ofwheki tveral 7. Aggies. me Muhlenberg oy ranK duih uihipv ironi le Shaw ing cru& In linden and asked club team In the closing week of the ea .n At New York Boston college 0, Woodalde In the automobile field, will how ihry explained this med- prove th iTratf lack the neceaeary It Bortl de0. Maughn (c) ofllclaJs rordhara (Tie.) next year. partly comply with the of resin shufflera. iocrity punch to put over th pennant winning ..Johnson At Mlddletown. Conn. Wesleyan 14. Hendricks....... Ig mands of automobile men that the to due so "It's stent. Dreyfue in the market fcr a losing Fngland's c Landwehn Bingham........ test be less technical and more prac- Tufts 14. ' (Tie.) men in f linger. the me many told war." good thay ........ trlbeck rg D. N. At Fargo, "The world will have to wait for probDO Fargo college 12. Rlter., tical. Croft rt .Baker ably a whole generation before .EngThe 500 kilometer race will be re Jamestown college 0. .. re .Havey land can bring out anybody with real At Grand Forks, K. D. North Da- Conroy. tained and one of ,800 kilometers for OF YANKEES Norton Shea championship claw." North Agkota Dakota qb 31, be added. will cars university Cylinder touring 1 out when they do there ON BASKETBALL TEAM ICnowles. lhb Gay willBut,be look speed cars will be re- gies 3. capacity on the new a school, new methods rhb Bailiff...-.111. 21 S 2 Murphy At Evanston. Northwestern 3., duced from to liters. In the It different For none of and thinking. . fb i.Bsrtgolio the old masters are there Woolley. .. t. race, won by an American car, seTeral Depauw 0. Mike McNally. cf th Tankee. dee Substitutions: Utah Argles Falck ard Inspire that future. Theytomil!roach At Washington Georgetown 2f, not on a lot of exc Intend to de competitors used less than the maxifor Norton, Stanger for Woolley, Han- velop an Initiative and an original fat during thetake mum slxe engines. Critics of the new George Washington 0. long- winter month. son Bailiff. never for Massbeen haa that known has to to forward Amherst the At McNally style 20, have that signed Amherst, play suggested regulations for the Intng Triangle th British ring. basketball Scoring: Drop kick Falck. minimum weight for the racing cars Hamilton 0. m "with While team goBritain This busr team, cf the Brooklyn. Score Maine by 3. At lower than the Watervllle, should be much jxriod; Colby. an few were out matches tha national th that war, after 0 0 3 ing 2 0 title, fought Utah Aggies Maine 0. 7S0 kilos (1.150 pounds). were Jut for the ake of the game. will probably take a tour a far wewt 0 0, 0 0 0 These At St. Louis Ames , Washington Montana The touring car race ealls for 2210 melee were more exhibition as Clilcago. McNally r he recejv Referee Kelly. Dart- r than Officials: kilos (4822 pounds) dead weight in 2. There were no educh an attractive offer from th anythingUmpire Daema. Montana, large stake involved and it waa hardly th Triangle management he roiUd At' Philadelphia the bodies to represent three passenPittsburg 2t. mouth.'1linesman Best. Denver. It. Head worth the pugilist's time to tool wiih not afford to decllue McNally is gers. The driver must be alone in Pennsylvania 0. oo the game". gTadually wlltM rated a first :. as forward. them. At Sioux City, Ia. Mornlngslde 14, his car and may not take on supplies away, and all the future champions of during the race. The gasoline and oil Des Moines university 0. the Isles went with IL FOB SEASON TICKET NeY. Nevada is 17 fixed at Davis At Retio, consumption maximum Jl, Domn WINS I1MLY Farm 13. DAY PLAYER liters for each 100 kilometers. EARLY N. T, Oct, it. OrT a miACA, song of alxpencs. pocket Sing oo One prominent automobile engineer defeated full of rye, whelmed, estimates that with new designs the to ?. ComelU ant Four Only In the tl twenty, flghtln day by guys, PHNNSY ITaVTTHN HD Another present for Jim MutHe the motors should develop SO horse tkftkin a In Dartmouth when second pie. tld period, who naraed the New Ynrk flub PIIILADKLrillA, Oct. 21 The Uni- veteran When ths pi wa power and enable the cur to make 170 did Ihe Green elrvea opened. the score, the am Ccre'll . - -K t r n . a. fit nlr" s Iryil(1nt smooth of Pittsburg's running Ju'lce begn to slr.r, kilometers an hour. ''For the touring versity show any nib!rice f remittance to with the rherk fur football machine flattened Pennryl- - presentedweeMutrle YVan't fghl here In Wichita, so an . cars a speed of 115 kilometers uno w s.s Coach IoMe"s machine. IZs per ihki. with ' vanla under t;sj steam roller attack Stoneham fret out with the thing, . comes to tiat axain hour Is expected. , today and triumphed easily, 21 to 0. the promise of a season ticket fc r nx oo Land la may walk Bab Ruth. U before a crowd of 35.000. Pennsyl year. il is unafnioou rw a anasv of C) i:r.r!rn Impwr1! far: r YOUNG LIGHTWEIGHT vania white landed en tfc bnek cf t played hard and- - well, bat the management has agreed to honor the f r 1. Wild game la plentiful accordir.g to the opponent is few minutes Itttuburg wan in ac ticket for Yank gamea lo. making LEAVES RETIREMENT first x. r. f r r o : score. football l th Ki as mt unanimous pert tlon left no doubt as to the result. the complimentary ar ver; t' r II dislocate rf the eonrrnM. as the Polo Grounds i l!i-l to to perm a to liKer oo He used hold pennant. plr.e. and Bhamus O'Brien. New York light crlrr'i-"f- ' Aa he cheered Jo beat the band; PLAYS IN DinP MO) CADHTS run wild nnt weight, who was popularly acclaimed a the other team All good sportirr; en wKI -INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 2S, Ripping And then he cUrered as of championship timber a couple WKST POINT, N. Y.. Oct. 2t. 'tt anger. i M elsmlnat hand. A rrov in B.jt lUy's Jln with come out of retire lltf mitpd of years ago, has . defeated Susquehanna, S3 to 0 .i... thrmirh !h( tfie rj Ing ceed cf the ring game to. ment and is again battling In the 135 Army with a ubtitut an aerial attack In th lost two The cadets I today. much tn prevent l r.ct RI1AL M 13). Till: He was class. laid up for n 31- line-u- p pound lUm In a garner durinc riods trxlay gave N'tr wild ran from being mmUvor.. Akron crippled u St -.Is The ),) txine.g iay time with stomach trouble but Is said which th to-- T y V mer were r.efari-t shortened ir.t !ta'H th method inr.i,ini. to r is grtng by period vuiory fy to have been cured. He is trying to Wg.atur Atid it'tn water from with th u covered m no n.r. rf th game the tr j4 "r.ibhil prevent Fyaquehanrva r( agreement. presented prohtbU crtp:;g meet Rocky Kansas and Lew Tendler l oni I promoff and hav in an This name the of bea uti.-x-. whlcli, the attack punch, Tat, ring. worthy other amorig 2 0 1.000 Box Elder 1 center, of the field when time was call- Ogden .. ..... 1 .500 . ed. 1. 1 .500 Davis v' Utah has a team and all of the fans Weber "Normal 0 '2 .000 will say that, but the coaches will have some things to say next Monday Schedule. Friday's cover men to who did not the night Box Elder vs. Davis at Kaysvllle. up on forward passes. "Weber Normal vs. Ogden at Ogden. CRIMSON OUTWEIGHED. Outweighed ten pounds to the man, The Box Elder high school practic the Crimson eleven and eleven men ally cinched the Ogden dlvlsldn foot played the game for Utah ripped the ball titles by defeating Ogden high SatIdaho line and tore off end runs that urday, 14 to 18, at Lorin Farr park. proved hard for the Idaho team to The Box Elder eleven has but one stop. Utah kept fighting at all times more game on the schedule. They are and waited for the breaks of the game. slated to tangle with Davis at Kays-vill- e Never once in the 60, minutes did the next Friday. As the Tigers wal- team slow up. Hall and Peterson, the oped the.DaVia warriors, 30 to 0, the former playing his lrst college ball, Brighamites should have little trouble worked well on the end positions and n winning out. '. were given great help by Gilmer- and BIG GAME SATURDAY. Swan. Hurren and Evans were in the With both Ogden and Weber out of game at all times and prevented the the race for 'the Ogden division rag Idaho backs from going in the cen- the football Interest as far as Ogden ter. Captain Hancock performed in s concerned centers on the annual his usual way and clearly showed that Ogdtfn-Webtusile. This tilt will be He staged at Lorin Farr park next Frihe was material. played a great defensive game at tac- day, the kickoff being slated for S kle and mussed many of, the Idaho o'clock sharp. plays for big losses. Weber Is playing her third season TVO BACKFIELDS USED. on the gridiron and in each of her Utah used two backf ields ' and all former battles with the Tigers findid good work. Hagen played his first ished the' struggles on the short end game of the Crimson and did well and of the score. the work, of Romney, Smith, Oswald, Interest is at fever pitch at the two Taufer, Ure, Watkins and Jewkes. was schools, the students of both lairs be- good, while they were In the game. ng primed for a nip and tuck battle. "Neil Smith cannot be left off a conAlthough Weber has won. but one ference eleven and the critics will have contest this season they have a fast a hard time leaving any of the Crim- and snappy aggregation. For the most son backs out of their lists, as ' the part the team is composed almost en Crimsonites are working like a clock of Inexperienced men. and every man is dangerous,'', said tirely Coaches Malcolm Watson and Coach Fitzpatrick. have been working hard The Utah eleven will go to Nevada for the coming contest and are con Thursday night to meet the University fident that their men will be returned of Nevada in their next battle and will the victors. then finish up their conference schedWEBER. OUT FOR FIGHT. ule with the University ' of Colorado Assemblies will be held at Weber and the Utah Aggies, when the two during the entire week in preparation latter teams will come to Cumrolngs for the coming contest. The Weber field. students are out to not only defeat the The line-u- p and summary: ; fast Tiger machine, but to also Idaho (7) Utah (17) them. S. Breshears le. Peterson School spirit at both Weber and . Swan Ogden has been of the don't care var It,. Glincjerman . . . . . Neal. Hurren iety this season as far as football is lgV, Hoover. .v.. . ...'c..r Hancock (Capt) concerned. . . . .rg. F. Brown . ... Evans At the contest here yesterday the Gilmer Box Elderites took the brown derby Vohs.... rt..l .Evans; Capt) . i i for cheering. They easily outcUsed . . B. Breshears. . ..qb. Smith the Ogdenltes in this branch or the . Jewkes . .lhb. Irving. .'. f b . . '. . A ... Hagen sporV J. Brown School spirit should play a big fac Whitcomb. ..rhb. . , . . Romney tor In the coming contest ana tne J J Substitutions: Weberites are cut to back their team Idaho: II. Breshears' for S. Bresh- to the final whistle. ears, Goff for Hoover, Brown for machines will be put Both Vohs. Utah Oswald for Jewkes, Tau- through grid the paces during the week Jn fer for Smith, "Watkins for Hagen, Ure preparation for the city title game. for Romney, Franks 'for ' Peterson, EXPECT BATTLE, . Jeppson for Hall. With regard to the coming Weber- Scoring:' Utah Touchdowns, Hag- Ogden contest Coach Carl Petersen en, Smith; goal from field. Smith; last night said: "The fighting spirit goals after touchdown,. Oswald 2. Ida- shown In the Box Elder contest will hoTouchdown, 1. Breshears; goal no doubt be a big feature of our at after touchdown, Irving. . tack in the coming game. The ex Officials: Blaser, referee; Reynolds, perience of our men and their ability umpire; Hall, head linesman. should offset the Inexperienced team of the Weber school. We, however, expect a hard and elbsely contested game as both 'teams fight harder In (Special Dispatch) SALT LAKE; Oct. 29. The University of Utah football machine defeated the University of Idaho aggregation on Cummlngs field this afternoon, 17 to 7, in one of the. beat games ever played on the east bench. Starting with the same old determination and fight that has characterized their playing in '. the last three games, the Crimson "Red Devils" ripped into the strong Idaho eleven and fought them to a .standstill at every point in the game. Early in the .first period, Jewkes' long low punt, which bounded over the safety man, gave Utah the ball in Idaho, territory and Neil Smith missed a try from the field for goal after five minutes of play. Five minutes after this, he was again in position and scored the first three points with a drop kick, when his line and backs held the Idaho bunch out. Utah again counted in the third" period, when the Idaho te5m started to open up and Hagen.intercepted a forward pass and ran 40 yards. His Interference picked off the Idaho men, who were covering and Oswald kicked goal, making the score, Utah-10- ,: Idaho 0." UTAH ONCE OUTPLAYED. 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