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Show TIIE IIEKALD-KEPUBLICA- SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1915 N, 9 7T7T STULAE H STATE CHAMPIONSHIP DEPENDS ON OUTCOME PREP SCHOOLS PANTHERS AND BUTTE TANGLE OF TODAYS BATTLE (Continued Prom Preceding Pae.) paid to be the greatest In Montana since the days of Hugh Tle.dek, now n coachlnj? the famed University of tnm. Crowther Is fearfullowIn his and hitting ability. lie plunses Lusty-Voice- d Is like MaulbetfCh of Michigan. acUp cording to reports, hitting: the line at an nnple of 20 degrees, which makes him look like a shadow or speeding automobile at uunrise, and about as hard to step as is the shadow. Hearing the brunt of his attack will be the center and two guards. The tackles will he called upon to repel some of his split buck and tandem hut In the main he will confine corncs the greatest football jrame of stunts, it with here. nnI THANKSGIVING as Utah i concerned, for on this annual occasion the hia energies to the center. Conknrleht Mlnslni:. trentel to the battle that tletcrmines the state intercol-Ioiat- e Allan Conkwrlcht Is the only man sporting wor!l mlsyins on the trip forI'.lthe AVet High football tUl earn. He has been fcr thp past between Utnii nnd the Arirultural college, IJotli the University of Utah two weekg and although wishing; to arc rin:el for the fray, which will take encounter the Miners himself he was tvhieh teams the title ahvav.s told to lay olf the. rouRh stuff by his o'clock. Hundreds of physicians. IIaec thi- - afternoon on- Alams fiebl. Lojran, at Conkwrlerht plays halfRichardback. In his absence Coach the varsity- anil thousands fur the Acie colors will be on hand son rooters will use Malone, who Is as fast as t from ho be will evident is srame That for taken combat when the place. t'onkwrlsht and who will fit Into the machine perfectly. Ac the jrrimly determined expressions on Utah players and students alike, and Red and toIUnck Coach Richardson he never cording the twice been for Acrcie team lias daily working had Mich a well balanced team. He by the fact that the Utah he has five backflehl men of pii-- t three weeks in preparation for this, thtir bigtrest game. The Ajrgrics . rays that if one Is Injured abilities equal would rattier leat Utah on Thanksgiving day than conquer the rest of the another can takeand up the burden where i judged by the team's luck ajrainst he left off and Ret along without a world. with Utah left out. A sea-o- n wins or ties, the record is em- hitch. farmer ever the ocication About '.he only rooters "West IIlRh Utah, and if havo at the, frame will be the blazoned in gold and hun.tr "P in Ag-- ie barber shops and Other conspicuous will coach and tha few players on the side I worse is an. local team it the ever if loses, lines. They will probably have a few places. The same applies to Utah, citizens at the name, and ialtis Lake than a, prearranged barbecue celebration that goes to the bad on account of old a chance of a few Great Kails there an unexpected defeat. fans coming down to the affair In hope other team humble the The gam" will be one of the fiercest in years and although the chances of seeing some hunch that smothered them and their believe the to reason there is the of in favor every university, point strongly hopes for a championship of the northfcor will be el"e and down to the minimum. Snow and mud. cold weather, west. Tho loral team will return Immedthe cautiou.ne ,f the rivals when they opposo one another, will make the iately aftr the game, barely taking lime off for their Thanksgiving dinner. battle an intrrticr The game will start early in order that the turkey be not kept waiting too llounffnl. Ontrumr long until it is consumed, all of which comhas hni Is thoughtful of tha program the jewrr.untvrritty I?-Dope mittee. !l th way. of it nearly eu th Is the dope on the two the first column showing the Only tw!r In thlrt"n tart n hnn theI. tie the second, the age, and the Xn nnt position; on tmlversltjr teen Years third the weight of the men: T?ie tie jm In much the. mrc con- No. Wt. Nnrne. Team. Position. 1 1 Went Hljth. dition that surround tl cam of I.fwh. Q.lt. l Maurice Stlefel (C.) beaten Xy z .tufi.L r. The Airsfe hx it.ii. Q.R. 17 136 i;r 1 2 Twiciicll. lfiO F.I5. .11. It. 18 125 e try tr n In f xttrr' f. nrd the Jarvls I.e.ter innl iv-2 t stv. Owen. It.U. K.H. 20 147 Clawson Klngsley tinUemtf y h.l rvUye-- th ntire e.i-1 -;. I Ml. !: II. Ii. IS lit, Hanson Con-Percy t teams of the nKAtnit th strncf 7 TZ. Ms 18 150 Lawrence Ittsrby. Spencer toucl.down s H ilton. 1 ference with tareIy 19 160 T. Q H. lis Jordan '.:iph J ,a tr t rt f been rns.l tier. When 9 OirtH. 17 156 i Kir! Andrews O. li.. as!n!t S I' Iontre. KT. t IS 129 trie two met en Turkey day. trie frame 11 Malono Jack 18 162 n. is Like Tht I In keeping with t.;. went Andy Caffcy 1. It. 160 167 20 l Stanley T. Johnson Affile 5rlrit. When the farmer are 12 1 13 1S' K.T. . E. Wilson. IS 123 Ycate Russell . coneeded rif rhanro to ln thy work, 1 14S It.T. . 17 143 Art Leonard 1 nrttl whn thry work they cither win IT. ElNwrrth. II. H. or UH. 15o . E. IS 122 .... Olllisran Oeoree 1 150 i: fnm tlose to It. ThU year Jut Jitoh IS 12 ... I.lnrJ.juist. tr Melvtn .Q.H. Snelgrove !. Owen .11. V. IS 145 a rrr.Iitton prevail. T'.uy m:sl work IT I. ITS (C) I: 1 Lewis Squires HI'.. HJ . G. 18 170 lr ortr to hsv n. rhsnoe nnl they IS Hatch. Je.s Watson dolnst Jut that. t. Ynrs on IIHS Record of ,Vc-- t i. High. TUsr rttr"? wfte hell by both the 7 Hltrh West 53r;ranlt N"o. Wt. West Hlxh 0 Position. Team. IMaver. In I .:m the JMJordan chw; 1 3 181 West IflKh 0 S2 A11 Hallows IT. Mclntyre. dismissed school peremptorily t 2 160 West High 4 4; East High 0 V.il. ;.trIner. It.H. noon, snl ftlfhoujfh a few professors 3 M. 16 6 " iariner. I. West 16,Ogden High l High a in Ilk arourt1 half HnCTf the 4 fnl Q H. !tftmn5', Ilutte High. ct tEi y foitnft out JAtrr th 2 ITS U.T. Iotis!a. 19 138 O. r not Kotns? to return, and 3 James Harris 19') (Cp.) Hrokmever. Il.;. 19 K. 138 Z 164 Thomas Matthews t. ntt of T Van ! It. UK. CrtnTTiently they.C. 1 157 X T. 1T2 Harry J?hlberg 3 Marlhakn. sn n.trr.traMy Mr.i left the A. quiet O.-17 160 111 3 hiwrtnc-- ' Mvers for f of)bri nrnt fiss-ri- . tut down-tow- n lt rroiuiu plAf-G. 19 16G 1 T..!.;. 160 Walter O'Urien ll.H. Warl. It was lff frnt. tlanpcs of 19 140 C. 1 f J. 11 J 1(0 Km me it Dec . T. on every r o r n r were cherSntr 12 lirfkoti. 18 161 IS. 3 135 Cliff Crowley Mill. J . IZ. 18 130 1 15u John Urisroll and exhorting the I! Klnc. eot!g:e thlr I. 20 130 1 CO h IT com .Q.H. Osman Frank to 'alu.on. with that Ii:. powers through .11.11. 145 19 1 1S2 U.K. in Warner. leore rhelpn over t'tah. a rt'toy 17 .11.11. 142 3 163 Steve Sullivan C. 1'arrv. Th nnlvrlty likewise hell a mai-nt- v 20 Ooo.lrlch. 1 li. 19 i:o 165 Frel Molthen .F IJ.C BJS'mMr anl the erlrit a' . K. 20 125 t!on Ambrose 16 167 T. nbore nnythlrs displ.iye.i at the "V Fisher Frank C.-16 161 Th Fete Hale this year. neeIl nini'jlu F.R. 17 149 ISobb Kerr hroajrht the, sttirients to their fct nnl H.IJ. 18 140 Kd Keeley th players wr 'hre'I to th echo hZ. 18 140 Bob Howell w h n their name were mentlone-I1 1. 13. 18 145 Vogler ltalph IS 160 Art Leahy t Vlmy. Ward 18 .... 155 Forrest (iray WARP, the ypertacular 18 ISO i:. ., Arlln Fltzpatrlck HARVEY 11.13. 16 135 Wilbur Zundle nthlte, may not le ahle to 1015 Ileeord of Ilutte Hlch. nter today's rrrie. hut other th.nn he . . .50'Anaconda High ... 0 F.utte High. the team i In condition, except 6 "enterville A. C. . . 7 (Continue! From Preceding Pxe.) I'.utte Ifl-who haw h'eri p!.yl the entire tween to be 51 Central High ..... 0 A. will and Utah C, Hutle given High fteason tinker a severe Injury. A. C. Freshmen. 0 Utah fans who are unable to nutte, Hl?rh ... 13 M. Th AKKlest fire In trim. n In evi thc Montana College .. 0 F.ulte Hlh .3!,: to tho make Logan. dence.! by the trip 44'Anaconda ar utotl that have ... 00 Hutte HiKh r.5lGreat FallsHigh Wen coming fror.i Logan lately, butt The probable line-uHutte High High.. OG DEN. HICSII. whieh have chansred to word of h er i . K. Falck on the eve r.f the battle. The Aysle Kellv le. . Streeper SYRACUSE SEES Hurl VICTORY .....lt..i supporters are freely predicting a vic Coombs . Davidson tory nnn inspirational maxim.- sucli- as loir Itrownlng are "Napoleon did. why can't we n ( Soodrlcii rit. up the chilly air an I clocking i tt IngeV ..' Fox frittering rt. n tr.e atmospr.ere of Cache valley with I "rouse. Lay lam loney Team Winn Oreenwell TlacUern Over .Montana by nt Leant . . Watson . . f!. gobs of enth'.;.!a? in and ti rtnlnation IRomney . . . . . rhb. irinf-- . . . Forty Point. Tripp to euch an extent that even the offi. . . . Cross t) cials of the game have been heard to Hughes. . Missoula. Mont.. Nov. 24. With the cheer madly. university eleven Syracuse waiu. wHt src(T.i:ns ten outweighing to twelve Montana the 2 4. S. Nov. New York. Ward, pou ids a man.player George WALK Kit AIIVMXINS Tit IP. of this all practically Oilcas:o. Nov. 24. Dilnin yninn of formerly vice president of the Rrook-ly- n advantage belnir In the center of the O'Neill for Syracuse preto walk to PortThieago. who started IVdcr.il league baseball club, was line. Coach land. Me., in an effort to better Ed- elected an here tomorrow dicted easy victoryNelson president at tne meeting of for his team. Coach ward Pay son Westor"s mirk of 2 days for MonHI! tne to the19 hours, abandons! his vacancy club would have a vlnltors tana said the totay at attempt of his brother, harder t.attle than they expected, deNorwalk. Conn., after straining hi kne. causfd by the death when he slipped on on ir.y xii w.ilk a Robert l:. Ward. last month. backers the fact that spite v were laying even mo. from htm today s.tid he wa that their telegram n. "gin of forty itooKiRs a le.j to have lower.il the record two would sic;m;i. win itlt teim by Tor 10 ) miles by twelve hours. 21. Albert Timrne. points. M'lwaukce, Nov. Milwaukee baseball Montana's record for th reason so of the presbiont 4 he had far comprises defeats by that late announced llli:i.L Ellington WIS. today club, 27 to 7, and South Cambridge. Mau Nov. 2 1. Cornell fdemd Rrbert O Fa rrell. catcher, and Stite collesre 10 7. defeated Harvard at The lorals ha ,?cored to footJohn Fluhrrr. outfit!. ler, both former tMkotu ball todav to 0. Vniverbut one victory, defeating the, Chlcaso Cub recruits. and tied a game 5ity of Idaho 15 to ::. with North Hakota 10 to 10. Norgren's Men Leave for Camp of the Farmers to Highest Pitch; Band of Keyed Rooters Accompany Locals Battles Scheduled for Smaller Institutions on Ore-Ro- Rival Gridirons. The smaller high schools of the state will close their gridiron seasons today with a number of battles which will rival the larger games In point of in- t i- - nt l.0 fr e T rt f Concentrated - H-r- eon-tende- a rs, r-- -l l- hn i Y.-in- ...... . I terest. Jordan meets Davis County high iri what looks like one of the hardest fought battles of the high school division. Kaysvllle has been practicing hard during the past week and promises to show Coach Ashton's men a real assortment of plays. At Tooele. Grantsville and the home eleven will push each other around the field. Both of these schools are rivals and both are out to get each other's at cost, Grantsville has had scalp of all previous arguments so the betterany far this fall, but Tooele Is not letting a little thine like that worry her and will go after the big honors with a vengeance. The students were burning up the town last night with their enthusiasm and if they win game, there are rumors that the today's governor of tho state will call out the militia to preserve the remains of the burg. But neither of these jousts will have on the Fayson-Granlt- e conanything flict at Payson. .J'ayson will get a chance to compare her grade of football with that of the northern schools when she faces Coach Ashton's eleven, and If she makes Kood apalnst the Red and Blue will break into the schedule of the probably local schools next year. All of the high schools throughout to take an acthe state are in the gridiron pastime tive Interest beginning and a few years mav see one of the smaller towns sporting the championthe manner of a southern ship after makes school that the other institutions look like they are standing still in track work. dkiiatfrs tikst iioopsters Debaters at the I D. S. U. bested the basketball tossers yesterday and the championship match between the Juniors and sophomores. which was scheduled, Towas postponed until next date the sophomores have Monday. the edge of the class gonfalon, but it Is that the upper classmen will predicted a comeback. Monday and carry stage off the big honors. KANSAS Twenty-fift- AND MSSOU Football Battle Between h. Two Klevens Finds Both Teams In Prime Condition. Columbia, Mo., Nov. 24. Columbia Is ready for the blast of th referee's whistle that will send the elevens of the University of Kansas and the Unih versity of Missouri into their twenty-fifttohere football annual battle morrow. The coaches of both teams announced today they were prepared for the game. Each squad is said to be In perfect condition. Coaches Brewer and Schulte put the Tiger players through a secret signal practice today. The Missouri mentors are eaid to have evolved a number of new formations during the last week, of using them to with the expectation turn back the Jayhawkers. The Kansas spent the afternoon at Moberly,squad Mo.. Coach Olcott putthem through light work. The Jayting hawkers will arrive In Columbia tomorrow morning. to Columbia toEvery trainscores coming of people from both day brought states to the game. . CORNELL MEETS 7 TAKE JOURNE " Fast DOPE FAVORS THE CRIMSON MACHINE i-- Cornell vs. Pennsylvania at Phil. adelphia. Carlisle Indians vs. Brown at Providence. Penn State vs. Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh. Villa Nova vs. Fordham at New York. Wesleyan vs. Columbia at New York. Lehighat vs. Washington and Jefferson Pa. Washington, vs. New York at New Rutgers York. at Lafayette vs. Dickinson Easton. Bucknell vs. Lebanon Valley at Lewlsburg. Columbia vs. Missouri at Columbia. Ames vs. Drake at Des Moines. Oklahoma Aggies vs. Oklahoma at Oklahoma City. Notre Dame vs. Texas at Houston. South Dakota vs. Creighton at Omaha. (of Kentucky) vs. St.Georgetown Louis at St. Louis. Case vs. Western Reserve at Cleveland. Miami vs. Cincinnati at Cincinnati. Ilipon vs. Monmouth at STAGE GAME: Is 'IT FRESHMEN TODAY'S GAMES Will Clash With Idahoans day in Thrilling Fray PENN ON FIELI Much Interest To- in Game, the Odds Favoring the Crack Ithaca Machine. at Pocatello. Coach Johnny Breathed's University Philadelphia, Nov. 24. The Univer- left yesterday for sity of Pennsylvania and Cornell footPocatello, Ida., where they will tangle ball squads were given light signal with the Pocatello High school grid-Iro- n practice today in preparation for toexponents. The game with the morrow's contest on Franklin field. Idahoans will be played at 12.30 and The Pennsylvania players ran through the Infants will return to Salt Lake their plays on the golf links of the. on the 4.30 train. Whitemarsh Country club, where they f Utah freshmen The freshmen have been showing wonderful form against the Crimson varsity lately and the Utah fans are freely predicting a victory for them. All of the men are in good shape and determined to close the season with a game that will make a name for them. Pocatello also has a team which is reputed to be a heavy but fast machine that mows down the opposition like a reaper. Whether they can maintain their reputation will be decided today. Coach Breathed has given his men a number of new plays for the game out of town which should prove a surprise back-fiel- d to the Pocatello fans. The Infant is particularly powerful, Kay, Porter and Kerr Thorum, Matthews, combination. Capstrong forming a will tain Kay on do the kicking, andareif the Idaho punters the reports correct his team will need the services of his mighty toe. Godbe and Hayward on ends will do their part in running down the punts, and if they can keep pace with tothe twisting spirals Idaho hustle if they are to gain ' will have on exchanging punts. anything Those who are on the trip are Godbe, end; Hayward, end; Ferguson, guard; Goodwin, tackle; Roche, guard; Carlson, tackle; Grant, tackle; Horton, guard; Thomas, halfback; Kay, halfback; fullback; Matthews, fullback; halfback; Porter, quarterback; Kerr,center. Benson, halfback; Taylor, HAWKEYE TITLE STAKE. GerNov. 24. Dubuque, man college la., St. and Dubuque Dubuque (formerly Joseph's) college will play tomorrow for the Hawkeye conference championship in football. Hundreds of former students of theseetwo Institutions have the game. arrived here to Col-ma- n, will remain until noon tomorrow. The Cornell team had its workout in Atlantic City and will stay at the seashore until tomorrow morninsr. Head Coach Sharpe announced that the lineup of the big Red eleven would be the same started against Washington and that Lee. The makeup of the Pennsylvania team" had not been definitely decided upon tonight. wide disparity in the recDespite the two teams in the season ords of the which will close tomorrow, there 13 much interest in the result of the game. The visitors with an unbroken string of victories to their credit are determined to win a decisive victory and clinch their claim to the championship of the bipr eastern colleges. The Pennsylvania students, coaches and players, on the other hand, arc Blue team will hoping that the Redofand two other elevens the history repeat and retrieve an otherwise disastrous season by winning from the Ithacans. Thev recall how the Pennsylvania team in 1902 and 1908 defeated the Cornell team under somewhat similar condiantions. It will be the twenty-thir- d nual Thanksgiving day game between the two colleges, Pennsylvania having won eighteen and tied one, while Cornell was victorious in the last two games and in 1901. 31 AIL COUIISE. McAndrew. the old Dartmouth back. Is coaching St. Mary's college in Caliis getting most of his points fornia, butfrom eastern experts. by maii RECOVERS. the Princeton kicker, lias Driggs, come back to his own this fall. He has quite recovered from his eleventh-hou- r of 1914 that of trytoexperiment kick a ball that would roll end ing over end. i 1 7-- 7. 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