Show i ll ll SPORTS I NATIONAL GUARDS IT T I1Tf 1 Ill Send University Back to the Cj t Tall Timber V F l OUTWEIGHED BUT FASTER I Warmest Game of the Year Big Surprise Sur-prise for Eojs on East Bench and f j Their Followers Varsity Gained Distance but Thrcs Times During ContestScoring All Done in First i UTalf U of U Braces Up In tho Second Results on Eastern Gridirons Grid-irons Other Sports S a I r It turned out to be throe cheers for the red white and bluo Instead of the i ycllsi 1 for the crimson and white in the c f football contest at the university campus i cam-pus yesterday afternoon between tho I elevens representing the university and r t the National Guard The SORCCS and the term Is uned udvlscdly for f i I c several of tim Guards were obliged to soRcr considerably In Order to last I Jr out the long 35mlnuto halves which I the varsity Insisted on playlncr surprised sur-prised everybody outside of themselves by the unexpectedly swell snmo they I 4 put up but at that their exhibition was I frd not what they arc capable of nor 1 uould It have won them any money with heir adherents If they hud been unforlurale enough lo lose I Eleven to n was the final score and ih I > vc points were all made in the fIrst half althourrh on two occasions in IUi tho rocond period of play the Guards 5 had l their opponents goal In jeopardy gm only to lose tie ball one on a beautiful tfl attempt rt a conl from the field by II iirott Grocbeok end again through a mistake In the plgnuls when they had or the ball within six Inches of the university uni-versity goal I line the hole called fOJ being opened a mile while the play Itself It-self Jumbled around the end While the university outweighed their opponents man for man with one 01 two exeeptSonH they were able to I I rnln the lequlred distance of five yards but Ihrlcc during the 70 mInutes of ploy and nearly the entire time the ploy was conllwd to their territory In the nitl half the Guard were held for two I downs alone about their STiynrd Hue after the IT of U kicked off and lo the nihrah boys things seemed to bo coming their way but on the j1 next rush the Guards gained the re I qulrotl distance and from thpn on I there was nothing to It until the IS Guards had reached the universitys tii 3riyard line mainly by bucks through iither side of the varsitys line the I 1 Le tackles being hit for good gains when C Ihrlsly was wnt around i his opponents kft end The vn 1 nIt ty men were > I > ret I I lilj boxed In nnd shaking oft one = tarkler the speedy Guardsman Irrled < LP nround RiinnolBtpr for tin most elec 1 r121 trlfylnp rim of the game and a touchdown h touch-down from which Grocxbcvk kicked 1 I goal making Ihe soorr C to 0 In favor titt of the N O U From thin 1 time on tt the I game was never In doubt for tho 1 > 1 < uards after their first sizing up of I t their opponents attack knew that of hri was no possible chance outsIde of a fluke for Ihe I varsity to PCOIV against them an the Guard line simply tore up the opposing bunch and almost bw al-most Invariably nailed the varsity backs for I a loss or for no gain as The fUNond occasIon of the I Guards Icorliig was artlr the next kkk off The end rims began to fall and straight line plays wore ordered which advanced l the I oval by tleady plunging to I he U of UB 20yard line where the wearers T wear-ers of the rrlnifon and white braced I fIit up and slopped the t Guards onslaught l on-slaught Resolving to take a ihnnco fipt Groesbock dropped hack for a 1 j place kkk from the field The ball was I pasrod perfectly to Basset who to I held It tho line stood like a stonewall l1n I arid with splendid accuracy Capt tnt Gropfiheok wnt the pigskin palling over c the crossbar making the score 11 to 0 lti in the Guards favor J After the net klckofC the I same old I C f I plugging tactics Into the varsitys line nCSjt with an occasional shot at the ends brought the leather well down the field Into I the varsitys tenltory where the Guards hold It I t on 1111 I 15yard line just as the whistle waa blown ending the half SECOND HALF 1 The second half proved a much better exhibition of playing thd game on the I I part of the University und a considerable consider-able fairing off In that line on ihe part I of the Guard who were thrown up in the air when Chrlst > the clever end I was knocked on and removed from the field the length of the halve1 alo commencing com-mencing to tell t on them I However they took the ball away from thflr opponents I op-ponents Immediately after kkklig off tn tlieni and began a spirited marrh up I the 1 field only lo I have their expectation of another easy touchdown tiikMi aay from them by some offside play They Immediately reraJned the ball on a punt by Bennlon and again wnllted It up tho I field to lose on a fumble and once I more Reunion booted It down the hOld to Tomllnson Who was downed In his tracks near the 50yard line Sccral I splendid runs Hy Davis mound Evnms and tome good line bucking pushed the bull up within ten yadrs of the U of U goal hcro the Varsity woke up maivelously and obtained possession of the oval on downs They refused to punt and could not gain so the leather I went back to the Guards The latter ploughed through Brown and Xilllgan until It was the third down and six Inches to gain to push tho ball over the Varsity liner The play was signaled through right guard but owing to a mixup among the backs an end play was started with the result that the runner was thrown for no gain nnd It was U of Us ball It waa punted out I of danger and then tho Guards began the fame old drill towards the coveted Koo1 but their gains were short and slow as they were all in on account of rendition Sllll they plugged away until they had the ball near the Var sitys 20yard line when a fumble gave It over to the cast bench boys Just as the latter were about to start a runaway run-away rare for a touchdownNo Yes the whistle WJIB blown announcing announcing that time was up nnd the Varsity left the field defeated by a Utah team for thc thKt time In a little over two years WHY IT HAPPENED Better Individual playing and also teamwork together with more snap and vim In running off plays with per haps a bit of hard luck accounts for the I yud talc The backfield was painfully palnfulJ slow In gelling away while the line was found easier limn was expected Captain Brown Zllllgan Carlton rtnd Wade did the best work for the losers the lost named player particularly showing more ginger than all the moae slnol al rest of the eleven put In n bunch For the vciors Caplaln Groosbcck Doris Davis 1 and Sid Christy ncre the star ground gainers nnd did fully as well on the defense while Worthen at center Stanton Lynch and Chaffln were the chief performers In he line lne Chaffln played a splendid game against big l odds The Guards will continue out the sea son and ire ordered to report for prac IIac tice tomorrow night In yesterdays game there was a eon spcuoua absence of that white hot spirit of rivalry which often loads to dls grneefiil scones on lhl gridiron a II hough there I were serni little exhibitions of III foillng These cxhlhltoll 1 ffIln Thell howmer are bound to oe 111 r In almost every game and 1 were quld < k I ii I lloPPfd Tho victory anneared to be a popular one with the majority of the speclators nopullr and was duly cclehnitod In tlii city last ovonlng al I tho theaters and along tho strort the After a swim In the Snnitiirli vlrlorlots vlClorlolH iJeveu WM ISVCI1 a ICPI nnH ICI blinfllcl ly the nwnnrnlnl hllfllCt TUB LINEUP National Guards u nr C o ClirMi > MVIItonlpre Pvtns stn lnf t I j WoHto KIflgstiur LynchSmithlgr G Vton In on r g arloii t hlmB rarllon lt rIIL ZIil tg nn Dnvi I rIII 711 Bf t rb 1utnhIRtlI Ih HohrtH Grorhctk CBhrh Brown lnmlnfon fb Bennloii Touchdown rhrsty Goal from place icIckGrocsbrtk Goal from tonrhdown Grocsbcck Peferre Lloul Falls T S A Umpire Da 10 Smith TlmorB VT V Rnv and D A Cnllnhan Uiionnien Krrri Smith Smih t G t and T > r Ellorbcck U of H Time 35mlnuto halves COULDNNT KEEP HIM OUT Christy Played While Suffering From Appendicitis Thl wonderful exhibition of nerve hy Sid Christy the left ond of the Guards team was enthupfastlcally rommontcd on by his admirers although they were ills crootly silent as lo hiD wisdom clrt hrcimo Jiek on Friday while I prartlclnpr and the doclor whom hp consulted con-sulted said U was an attack of apprn dlcllls Ho was enl homo under strict nrderB 10 Piny quietly In bod If he 1 would rseapc sorlotia consequpiuoi S Cbrlnt wont to bd and fretfd V stordny nftrr noon all I ihe I members of tho I family Wont away nnd 11 boys passion for the game got Ihn bolter of him Iii clipped out of ltd put mi hil elothoH and pormiadoi his cousin lo take him to the football Held HI Iii compiinl iiM rrci lvcd him oothal rhoo I I s ti lid ho went Into tho t game will n I of his old cnrrg It was ho who made the toiiobilnvn In thC I llrst half Thrn after awhlK he got I blow just l over I IP uppondlx that gavo him a so 1 rlons rein IIiIP1 of his condition Ho I wan Induced to retire from the con lent am his loammalls IiI fervently hoping nc dan crona ooitsrqunnroK mv romili Christy It I a iatlv t of New Zealand am I has been prominent in athletics here for tevcrai years West Point Holds Elig Weal Point N Y Nov iThe largest larg-est t crowd ever In attendance at arG football 1 > I game here witnessed he I battle today I between Yale J and the mill taiy academy team The score beiwoen the I loams was hit snmo as last year C and C both touchdowns being made in the first half The game was nn exc hug ono from start to finish Earlj In the Lust half Mctcalf made a pretty run of thirtyfive yards eluding the end1 In n clever manner and Yale bj some splendid line bucking actual carried their man with the hal for again L a-gain of ten yards bringing It dangerously danger-ously near West Points goal line Several Sev-eral plays were made with the ball only three yards distant from the line Finally Ward was forced over for a touchdown aflrr ten 7nlnutc play Bowman kicked an easy coal In the next formation Yule punted short and Bunker caught it and ran with the bal to the liveyard lne Offside Off-side play was claimed by Yale and l decision uas made in their favor A reconsideration vnic demanded and the officials finally decided for West Point and the bull was replaced at the five yard line I was then only a matter of a few seconds until Tore was pushed over for a touchdown and also kicked goal Better football was seen In the second sec-ond half the last pan of the battle being fought principally in West Points territory Hackeit made a sensational sen-sational run of sixty t yards Metealt also made f run of twenty yards Time was called with the ball in Tales territory on a punt Tigers Devour Cornell Princeton N J Nov lln 1 the presence of 7000 people Princeton won n splendid victory today over the t Cornell eleven by the score of 10 to n I The ten points were mado by Do Witt Princetons famous smart who Rent the bal over the bar In tho first half from the fifteenyard lino and again In the second half from the sixtysixyard line Both teams hammered ham-mered nnd smashed at each others dc fenac until they found it uiclcss and then In the punting matches that followed De Wills wonderful kicks of from fifty to aiviniy yardtf gave rPIncclon her opportunity oppor-tunity to try for goals from the held In which two of Do Witts three attempts succeeded The llncup Princeton Cornell Davis Ie Larkln Short It Lueder Brown Bradley Baker lg Warner Barney c Davllt Do W lit rg Wcbb Hunt Rccd rU Smith Wund 1 Brown looker 1 re Trde nan Pearson Vcttorleln ob Browestcr James Hart S lUcClavolhb Plirccll Sholblo Foulkc rhbCoflin Snyder n McClhvc Dulncey Cb1lunt Shepard Goals from field De Wlllt 1 Time of halves 03 minutes HARVARD WHIPS INDIANS Crown Prince of Sin Among tho Spectators Crimson Cheers Up Cambridge Mass Nnv Harvard 1 defeated de-feated the Carlisle Indian football team lola on Soldiers field by the score of 25 to 0 PhI altondiinco I waa 1 0 > including in-cluding the Crown Prince of Slam and party The game was very exciting and fcnsiillonil at times Both sides punted frequently I Kcrnan especially with marked effect one of his punts nailing over fortyfive yards Harvard attempted attempt-ed hut one trick play which was ins tin In tim first half Carlisle war permitted lo throw Putnam as he got through tackl for a liveVHrd loss but before anyonn realized what was going on ho hud jessed the hal 10 Kcrnan who skirted the Indians In-dians left I end for a fortyfiveyard run to CVirllJos IIflyyard line By far tho moat sensational play of the gains cam toward Ihe I rlono ol the second half when ilar hal I caught ono of Charless pnnts on lila own thlrtvyard line and i rin tho length of the Hold for a touehdowi Tho Indian I ends wore well I down on lie I punts and laid J i l Mnrihnll I blorkod as be trlod togo to-go up lie right side of tho Held but ho IOIRl them nnd hy going back llvo yards was able lo get lo the exlrome loft hand sido of the Hold and run to Ihl t goal line flit Indiana had several irlcl up laIr sleoven I and siirccodod In gaining quite I good deal of pronnd wllh hem but their runners fumbled the ball so oflon that their rushing availed them hut little In i tho first half arllBle reached Harvards fifteenyard line whore hop fullback fumbled hit ball Kornan fine end run on a trick l piny followed this fnmblp This wap tho nearest thouIndians1 cmno to Harvards goal line throughout the prune MICHIGAN THE WINNER Defeats Wisconsin for the Western Championship by One Touchdown I Touch-down Chicago Nov 1Before 1 n crowd so densely pricked that I I was Could noros siry to close lhn pnlos of Marshall h > ltl tim battle for football supromiicy bc Uvoen ftlichlKun l anti Wisconsin was fought f oul today nnd Michigan won 0 lo UIrht It hos been yiurn slncn such n crowd IMS biTu atlrnclod 10 1 football panic In the West mid Ihp IniHlnqiiaiy of tlio nc commodallono of Marshall Hold for oinj > n crowd the ntUindnnco IxMnrc tfUlmuld al 0 aulfd In un icclilvnt In whMi sc ral por onn wore hurt At tin n > rlh fl5t corner of Iii grounds out nf Ihfr I temporary ixrand sinnds hastily erected to accommodate Ifl PI IW HH crowded IK yond Its cTpnclly tOll with a i crawl For ten minutes while ordor J was lx lnp brought I about I lit > porno ceiled Mnn ager liartHmc Immediately gut vu 1 ordrr thai 1 no mon tickets nhould bo soul 1 bopn who already hud ticket 1 were admitted ad-mitted Thoupands vera turned t away Michigan pcorlnp WHH done In he I llrvl eight minutes of the l Rnnio Wlnconaln will nlmply ovrwvljrhl l for the llrst few minutes by Michigans terrific Inc lUCk I mm g Nothing could show better the fighting spirit of the Badgers lluiii the ntiuin they look after Michigans touchdown Tho Wolverines after kicking 1 Immediate ly I attempted to I carry the VlRion ln players off their feet agaIn The Modlaon hoya wore forced lo their oneyard line hut their line held through the remainder remain-der of the game which was played chiefly chief-ly I In Wisconsins but Ieonlln territory nol again wore the Badgers closely pressed Ulscoiifion forced Michigan to punt repeatedly re-peatedly l durlni the second half The linen Michigan Position Wisconsin MuGugcn left giltirdBertluko Redden Glsncrlcft end Vbbot Palmer ileft tackle Txmg Gregory center Skow Ctner right guard Lorum Mnddock right tackle Iliiumorson Swcetey right end Busch Weeks ouartPrbackEO Lellnulat Heston left halfback Juneau Hcrcmitoln right half back Llljpfiulnt Van d erboorn Jonco fullback Vundcrboorn Lawrence Driver Umpire Evarls Wrcnn Harrurd Referee Ixiuls Hlnkey Yale Ponn Swamps Columbia Philadelphia Nov IThe University of Columbia cloven failed to score on the University of Pennsylvania today the latter lat-ter team winning lo 0 The red and blue tore through Colum bias Inc and gave tho moat mustorb demonstration of tho great college game that hay been aeon on Franklin held this year The lineup Pennsylvania Columbia Richardson lo Fnrlo Torroy < lt TJrownu Hoffman IS Tomllnson Louders McCabo c Dudcn PlokaraklMltchcllre Shaw Jones rt Whltwcll Metzgar re E lJ AVblfa Sladk Dale qb GormonErb Wcachlcr lli VcckoH Gardiner rh SmlthErb Bennett fb SlranglandDuell TIme of halves minutes Touchdowns Sloane 2 Bennett Torrcy Goals Gardiner Other Football Scores At Minneapolis Minnesota 0 Grln nell nAt n-At Annapolis Pennsylvania State 6 Navy 0 Al Champaign III Illinois 17 Indiana 0 lint luilO I At Washington Georgetown 5 Unlvcr Olty of West Virginia 0 1 At Chicago Chicago 18 Bplolt 0 At EMston Pa Liifayctto f t Brown G At Lincoln Nebraska 13 llaskell OAt O-At Indianapolis InlvertUty of Indianapolis Indianap-olis Ifi AYHbiibh 1 At Columbus OOhlo State University GJ Ken ol College 0 1 Notro Dame 6 < Ohio Medical i I Unlvvrally I l At Sprlngllold O Miami 1 Witten berg 0 I At CIO ilatite I Intl Karlham College r i Rose Polytechnic 0 I At Lincoln Nob Nebraska University CS Ilaskoll Indians 0 PAt P-At Mlnaoula Mont State School of Minos in Slnle University oAt O-At Rultc State Agricultural College 5 Rnlto AthlrilQ Club oAt o-At Schenectady N Y Lchlgh 1 Union 0 1 At Oborlln OCase School Cleveland f Oberlln OAt O-At Chariot tesvtlle Va University of Virginia 3V 1 Davkbon N C College 0 At KnoIIC Tenn Unlvcrsltv of Tennessee Ten-nessee 10 Sewanee 0 Al Roanoke Vai Universityof North Carolina 17 Virginia Military Academy 10 10At At Now Orl ann Tnlane IL lsslcslppl Agricultural College II Chance for Jim Corbctt Ivos Angeles Cal Nov 1 Thomas McCare manager of thy Century Athletic Ath-letic club has written to James J Cornell and to Rllly Madden manager for Denver EdS Martin offering n purse of SI00 for a meeting in this city between the cxehamplon and tho negro heavyweight The dale of tho meeting was left to the convenience of the two men Manager McCarey proposes pro-poses thru the winner meet Ohnmplon Jeffries In May of next year at the time of the annual fiesta He promises that the purse for the latter fight will equal that offered by the fcnlury club when It was trying for thu JcfTricsFltslm mons fight Madden has already expressed his willingness that Martin meet Corbe and tluj latter has taken the matter seriously I enough to wire for assurance uf MoCircy a responsibility which was readily forthcoming FiveMile Trotting Record Broken LOP Angeles Cal Nov 1 Xambra I J Roses bay gelding by McKlnneyPalr iiKiunt drhon by t y Mabnn iroitod llvo mlloH today In 124 reducing It was announced the worlds record for the distance dis-tance 7i Bcctmds Record Trials at IIemphls Memphis Tcnn Nov 1As 1 a windup to tho Memphis harness meeting Direct Hal Dan Patch and PrInce Alert wrro sent against the pacing record of litfVi at Billings park today Neither horse equaled tho record Prince Alert showed till faster fast-er mile Dan Patch was bent around with a running male passing the quart In JO accond the half In WV ocondii and the ihrccnunrler polo lnMSO Turning for home ho was sent on but the horse was probably tired and passed thin wlro III uoo t Prince Alert driven by Demarcat stepped the quarter In 30H seconds At the half Kttl was registered and the Ihrecquiirlora vas made In I SH Pririco Alert hushed strong In Srti Aqueduct Race Results New York Nov JTI1I J stewards it Anuctluct todiy risrliulcd the order oC President llolllv refusing tTio entries of A S Asic By this ruling Asia is I placed In good Ltanillngr ujjaln Sum alit ry nlllrFlr First race seven furlong selling Maiden won Potents second Miss Buttermilk But-termilk third Time 128 I Second race five and a half furlongs Royal Summons won Uranium second sec-ond Guy Park third Time 1 OS 15 Third race selling mile and seventy vards Annie Lauretta won H L Coleman Cole-man second Kilogram third I Time 110 15 I Fourth race Babylon handicap seven furlong St Finnan won Allan second sec-ond Sparkle 5 her third Time 127 35 Fifth race five and a half furlongs xiUaningr won Sweet Alice second Captivator third Time 107 15 Sixth race mile and a furlong handicap l handi-cap Articulate won Six Shooter second sec-ond Glenwaler third Time 101 J 1 Worth Racing Closes Chicago Nov 1lhe Worth events today marked the close of this neahons racing In Illinois lie fall meeting of the ikesllo track beginning Monday at Robey lad Summary First race six I furlonsK Corrjnc Un land won Glen RIco second Theory third Time Lit 1 I 05 Second race live furlongs Au Revolr von AtfiitS Mao socond Sarah Maxim Max-im third Time 100 15 Third race mill and a quarter Jack Doyle wop Gawnlne second btirUIa third l Tlmo 207 3D Fourth race tho Fort Dearborn handicap two miles and a quarter FlyIng TorpMlo won Nitrate second Jittlo Elkln third Time 3M 15 Fifth rare mlk Ollfaln won Me Chosney isccoiid Vulvaln third Time 110 J5 Sixth I race mile and a quarter Charley Char-ley Thompson won Marcos second VInp Dunce third Time 207 AllAmoricans Win Montana Series Unite Mont Nov IThn AllAmcrlcan howling trio IIIKI night again captured the wholH series Risiiltsi I Builo I Perhain 1SS I US i 157 153 Ml total SiT Ilnmmcl ICS lV 1 total Al MNovleh 22J 17U 160 total 6S3 Adamn IW5 1M JKI liP < 151 l total S2n Totals I ISI IW WS r GIG grand total riGJII All Americans Wolf Ili IDC 171 MS X total w Sltau elm 1fC l1 ITO 201 100 total I K6 Voorhols 210 I 1 t M 2 11 total S13 Potorhon u i total I ICtt 1 Totals It C2 537 U10 r Ij grand total 1 t jill total average for tho All Americans In the t ten games played Is 131 I SIS to each man Voorhela of the All Americana made the highest average i107o Results at LatonIa Cincinnati 0 Nov lLatonla summary sum-mary First race six furlongs Mrs Grannan won Ranco second Prcmua third Tlmo 13C I5lOllti becond nice mile 8 lIIns1 Lady Meddle sonic won Major Dixon second Adclanlo third Time 11 1 1 If Third race steeplechase short course Croat wop Allegiance second lallp third Tlmo 3 < mi I Fourth race mile and seventy yards handicap Ethel Wheat won John Mc Gunk Second Talpa third Tlmu ItS Mfth rare six I furlongs Harding won Christine A second Sinner Simon third Time 115 Sixth race six furlongs Tho Boer won Okla accond Siphon third Time 11571 > |