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Show THE OGDEN 8'; SATURDAY EVENING. OCTOBER S. 1921 STANDARD-EXAMINE- R o TRIO OF COAST SCRAPPERS INVADES EAST i Few Golf Stars Enter Names for Annual Tourney TO START PLAY COAST TEAMS Ogden Eleven 'Shows jClass- Panthers Easily Outclass Jordan in Ragged Grid Against Heavier Crew of.Contest Collegians ,," : fAl.T I.AKE. Oct. I. nntriea fcr. Btm zdtoftournI1'" champior.ihip nn, wblch round qytl'.rjir.c Um ,t ijaM tem. hv ' b tu. Teams xignt Iiiity inGrid Annual Kntprprl ' tn l,nf l1 rlfctr :cwiy. AHfcoush dct- - ntrtrrn:r.ttb erent.ofucUl hour Ui (htm n;ny l Taila lo rnur thtSr oamm. ' ' V (Special Dispatch) Jt i . (Special Dispatch) SAN FRANCISCO. CaI.. Oct- - t. eipcttdatthat o Utt'e , HALT JAJv Oct. J.Ttie ihfT th the llTl Footbll trara. rcr.jettlon 'X(OGAN, Oct. 8. Coach Merlin Stev- I West rrrentJrc 1 '.defeated Ta- - H.rT ' Panthers at tRe High easily of cvtr univerallies and t&day CylI'Si met Normal ' Weber gridders enson's cIof t hleh tlm tha f!rt woul- in their opening the eleven Jordan ln alJ cific than Coait. i nearly atror.gir fast and t undtr way. Thr of the season the defeat, at the hands of the a year arr. wtnr into ae- Quan;.r r.u Ithfy wr on the local game score 39 to o. Both elevens suf'ha ' J'.h cam ntrle brn from in shifty B: ;T. C. players being earlv tlon rec5v1 octobr 7 : ield here Friday," the acore being ! loss. of; stars: who lhfered the r.ot 4 pmalr ' ' 'tdn tl althourh through tAX. dab againvt ltd 0. Captain; Brig Johnson of the witnessed the .game from the side Th ftnrt 1'acific Cat Con-',tni rome itiU con-.- down tfala ' ' ... lines. locals made the only touchdown of the I morn'r are for frenc t)cu achdud garnet on C.clfer The hn xpct trt tJay in th feature of the game game when he recovered a lumoielater 22. line and -was theoutstanding the Weber of the West re reiut4 to b rou"'1 i performance of ,qr"Jlf,,lr5, iJoat coait (rami tU be th, marched over the goal line. He also High backfield. - Williams, Newman o clock today. ar.J tatrongcr and competition ; kicked the !:.. Howells made long gains through goal after touchdown. ' JlV ' tr lh and. Thty 111 ;uaJ:f.r fi?rc thii 'methlnayear. "Phj The Weberites played a wonderful the "Beet Diggers'' line and played f. T). will b lourr.tmint head lh coach at liur.tir.rton. .r,mt fnl.; ' axjticle of ball against their jheavier snappy football. onn iini. U of flvcountry la uregon rccrnf.y errity Howells crossed the Beet Diggers' 'and more experienced opponents. ,, Inr hit vSwa nf the con.lr.g teaaou. r ,V" 1 Twice in the final period they march- goal line three times during the game. the er.trta which had California. of h!ch won;. UnlvertUy ed down the field to within scoring Heath, Williams and Carmen each reg10 o5r: ? ear an the c!.,ve, conference tilJe , Uit wjih distance but lacked the necessary a touchdown istered the Panthers. for T. I unprecedented total numhr of pointa .,.''.T.VInr- - ,Ul rnk K Murphy.Van On one Dow and Alsop were the bright stars punch to put the ball over. Ktat defeated Ohio UnlveraUy (and at, Occasion in this period the Weber for the Jordan eleven. The Beet DigA K J?01" Jehn T prunc- - nj PiMdrni, Cal., .New l ear'a dan thi were handicapped to a great exback placed the ball on thej local's i gers A' lTit,riJ. ni an,V- 'i wen to have rromUM another on d lost the ball line but tent by the loss of Boberg and Gard1 W. team." tmJy three ntjnbr of ' "Tr"- . J:,.r, Kre birn ' ' !r '.. ner.. , , downs. - , A. W. r.tl rc-the leven undefeated dhi 120 injeoretaon j Couch played is the lineup Price, Halliday and Following, thia for Mon. report practice ooWest High brilliant ball for the Weberites, while Jordan. "lieat California" appar to D. Cropper Jdhnson was the big star for (the lo- n Bonn. . . ' tcaxna on th" tlie niotlo of all play-eI . ninnn Good AOAIN. MN cals. Hurren and Clawson alsoscore: Dastrop .Tg. Jllue Gold and schedule. Tha " . , other, The . . . Asher a eood article of ball.B..Y. Withers EXWORT. Kar. Oct. ..lg. . conference membera. FUnfcrd CnlverC. (7) Davis . Weber (0) , Fitzgerald .rt. wen the t Harvey Kiimi Thorp. of ity, !ty. r'.Teraity Wathlngtoi. . le .. .' . . . Davidson Harvey . . . . Barrett Hickman .It. oter of dr..;ci4 15nj State ton, Washington College n.i:uf,r"' . . . Beckstead Carnftn ...... .It- ... M ,nr'r P Ekins .re. a: in er.fl of Tatton ljCft to the rem 1 Oregon Agricultural rt.ll'ge. . .le. . . . . Hlght: Joe Cionnan. catln'rwe iht: I'rnnL Mnnhy VHtcrctj:ljt, ml Hobble Harixr. I ...Iff..'. Cranney Dow weight Parry. determined to take the championshiti OJl .c. . ... . . . . Clawson Farney Escandon. . . Hinckley. . . .qb. The' A. Se"lcc. lufT hia aecond bow to the b'.g city and away :rom ir.e i ailfomla tram. at their respective weight. .' Rose Williams. . . . . Duplin Morris rg . . . . .rh . 8. . . Oct. . From Ore.. Joe rt. ; .... Newman POUTLAND, who Malmberg '... COrtez. Gorman, featherweight .lh. Thompson; coche rew to the conference ; N'-- . f Oct. Jeff befor he again Mart, on Ma I ,7 Ionard Crowshaw ...... ...re... ...... J. Pond Howells. . . . . AJsonlout west wild to of .fb. and the traveled of York New woolly into the hearts ne cn. ninuif inn i'ami Wd K.1V home rut' rd !g".l, m'aiw . Johnson r!":;ti Wilkinson or Substitutions-yes- t qb .. . high: Heatli f I r.lvera.ty tf pointed Jir.i " Hagahaw. the land of money and championships pugilistic fans last winter again i sro Ore rf IVrtland. Krunkle Murphy, welterweight, la- i w Cole Williams, Fullerfor Newman, lhb.. . i ...!.. Folka hor-hu'.it Price..., ha ha returji-.tatMngton Drcv s graduate a of hia trio to to Portland flrat the . Hurren for Howells. white the of . to.tnaklne llshta metropogreatest gay ing ltt city .rhb. Howard l Jordan: e t Halliday; atna matrr to help her each the champ on of his how hlM fighting warea in tho Gar l.a. Lut beTore h flnlhr gne acrap out toofhlathe pount!an l Sir.llh lfl Bergeson Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald Gouch. .... v . . . . . .fb. . . for Howard, Uat In it ditch xi Jmncn. h litlat will and ore " den. the the Three rlngfddera Willmore fori Pond, Olson for Howard. O. Cropper for rights awaiting galleo gods 1" tle c..?st'. toTVa,rtlc P ' be yelling for more, for tho cyclone year. Tlie othr new coach ia Referees-Wilsoarrival. featherweight's lhe Sa"Jea ln Il,ckaJ"d feKof Forsegren for Cranney, Cranney for spain. ftn Umpire former Ghent, . Wjronin p3aer; mnk- Irish miller. search of titles Hobby Harper, lightweight, j" Simmons. Head linesman Love. Rose, Rose for Forsegten. who wilt handle FtanfcMGoul ; Johnson. OO touchdown: Scoring Ou(ii2e the conference, the L'ni- ' utter touchdown fJohnson. of fkuthern California. Ur.lver-Jalt- y peraity ' Score by periods: of Nevada. Ft. Uary'a coliege. WIN 0 . . .0 0 0 0 VALGAB OUTBOXES i; Weber lameiie LnlverJiy. tcc!der.tal Unl. 'B. Y. C. . . : . .". ..... ,7 0 0 0 : JOHNNY MENDELSOHN FOOTBALL RESULTS veraity and Whitman College are 'Officials Referee: Jarvis; umpire, teamt in th hop up building atrong McNeil. of defeating the organisation nnm!t . Green; fheadlinesman, OO MILWAUKEE, Oct. 8. Benny Val- when they meet, , gar or New York, outboxed Johnny' oo Tltle RaCe . Mentions of : rr " ; r . j . here-Friday- A' ,' ! ' I ten-yar- '. d- i i . . -- :;C7 ttw. n'' r-- ''. - k' '- : xin-achoo- ls. e - ! ; - I "e ! ! 1 5 61- j i two-yar- : ! . , - rr ., . .. ., , . - , 1 1 ......... r- .- V. L - -- --; ; Jtt ! , ' .' iot . - V.-- t lgn 19-rou- - -- , " -- n lm i De-'c,U- 5a n. !.-rr- y . tor?ns . F. r:-;;- j j nd ! f,ni-l-A,N- ........ r ll.-r;r- C 3 J -- (i-"- . d J- - I , - I j ! ! . Hi f xxmiL LIES - ; BEARS BOAST -- 1 TH BIG SCORE SANARDO SURPRISES i , Mendelsohn, Milwaukee lightweight, a At Oskaloofia. Iowa Drake Unlver! bout hero j FOLLOWERS in Friday, according to newspaper critics. slty 42, Penn College o. .At Lincoln. Neb. Nebraska Weple-ya- n Valgar scored the only knockdown In the third session. Benny was creditCollege 0. Scores 133 At 35.SaltTarklo ed with having the advantage in the Logan Lake West High 39. JorLEXINGTON, Ky., Oct.,. High Franklin H. Downs' bay gelding dan 0. third, fourth, seventh, ninth and tenth Points Against InexSan while the first, sixth and! At I .or an Weber 0. n. V. C 7. Francisco, furnished; a surperiods, by an eighth were credited to the Milwaukee At Richfield Richfield 33. .Snow Team prise in the 2.02 pace, feature, of perienced at the Lexington Ken- - boy. The second and fifth rounds card Normal 0. off day 4 At Logan Houth Cache.. 0. Iogan tilcky Trotting Horse Breeders' as- were called even.- Valgar weighed in sociation track Friday, when he cap- at130 4 and Mendelsohn1 135 High 123. (Special Dispatch.) oo At Twin Falls. Ida. Twin Falls 133. tured the event in two straight heats, 8. The GrizOct. LOGAN. Utah. 0. Wendell beating Hal Mahone, the favorite, by zlies completely buried South Cache . comfortable margin in' both heats. NO RACING TESTS At Idaho Falls Idaho Falls 50. Amin the first of the northern division erican Falls 0. Sanardo paced the first heat4 in ATinrtr JTXxJLI fsO scheduled in 2:01 but eased, up to 2:02 xTriT At Salt VJlb AIWIH Ijike Westminster T. games Friday. with an Grantsvllle l?. The avalanche of twenty touchdowns. oo Thomas Murphy, who Thursday pilotto 0. the game there- -WASHINGTON' Oct R ed Peter Manning to a new I.world's Rorrtarv score totaled 133 I Weeks has reaffirmed his decision not Dy quamying aa one oi im sihic a lam- . uh.NN OXAliU record. WTT.I . ous high score contests. r, Murphy made it a double on the day to Dermit n rm V n Irnla non tn rai-tlf- l The South Cache lads were novices PLAY WASHINGTON by capturing the 2:09 trot, with the paie, in exhibition competitions, has- grey gelding Peter Daw, the winner, ing his objections on lack of person at the game and after their captain. from behind in the stretch to nel, material and general unelessness Murray, had been Injured in the early v coming were helplexp, STATE COLLEGE, pa., Oct. S Peter beat Pater, piloted by Snow, from a military standpoint of testing part of the game, theytime " could even before that the of but in both heats. , Betty Thornton they got aircraft The speed by racing. State college and the Pennsylvania t ttiird money. aeeision is accepted as.the final word do nothing with the Grizzlies. South of University Washington will meet on on the question of whether army Cache made first down twice, and '; Sis Bing, owned by John P. Thompson of Chicago, and driven py Dick 'planes should enter the Pulitzer races completed two forward passes during the gridiron this fall. Tho game will be played December 3rd at Seattle. the game. McMahan, landed the 2:13 jtrot in- at -Omaha. Nebr late this month. Crow-the- r, White furOO Logan played without Smith, four straight heats. George Manager Neat Fleming, of of Graduate N. Bennion and Nlbley. Penn State, wired 'hi acceptance fiished the only contention ;for the the stars, but as the game was no of the western Institution" invitation, big end of the purse, finishing second MAIL BANDITS GET show money with two thirds. match at all they were not miswd. If the trip having received the sanction to be given of th faculty and the alumni athThe unfinished 2:10 pace, in which $100,000 AT DETROIT there was any distinction should go to Fred letic committee. Uriko and Roger C.v each won a heat The eleven will Logan player it seven any touchdowns leave for the west immediately after on Thursday, went to UrikO which who scored Baugh, won the deciding heat in a hot drive DETROIT. Oct. 8. Twenty-si- x mail and madeTgains almost at will. the Thanksgiving day content with from pouches, three of which contained regfrom Roger C, the University of Plttaburg. The llnexip and summary: the McDonald stable, and a winner at istered mail, were taken from a.'mail Loan High. South Cache. le Columbus, was a handy winner in the wagon late Friday .by four men who Chrlstensen, Lindquist 2119 trot. .Gibbons It held up the driver, William R. Mc Olson Carlisle ..Hal N. C. A. liad things his own Cauley, near the main postoffice. The; Campbell lg B. M. P. Clark c . mail was being brought here frdm Theurer. straight heats from oo . .Brady r,wWindsor, Ont. rg .W. Geddes The registered pouches contained Zollinger. rt McBride. re Havertz S. F. FIGHTER WINS packages of currency consigned by Thorpe.. Lewis Canadian banks as exchange clearings Parl... . . qb T YORK-BOUto banks in Detroit." and the day's IN NEW Hanson lhb uaugn rhb Bird ceipts at the Kenilworth race at Windsor. Postoffice officialstrack, en.Adams fb Murray NEW YORK, Oct. 8. Dave Shade, in checking their records with Score by periods: 0 0 0 0 Sah Francisco, was given tho Judges' gaged 0 Canadian officials, said the value of South Cache 123 47 34 39 decision over George Ward,) Eliza- the registered mail probably would Logan high r..l3 beth, N. J., in the first of four bouts amount to more than ' $100,000: Substitutions South Cache; Thorpa Garden Frihad just driven off the for Murray: Anderson for Thorpe. Lobtld, inTheMadison Square McCauley day. qontest went eight rounds. Detroit-Windsferry when an. auto- gan: L. Bennion for. Lewis. The men are welterweights. 7, mobile pulled in ahead of him and Baugh Scoriug Touchdowns: New Orleans, four men commanded him to leave Lewis ""Happy Littleton, 3. Clark 2. Lindquist 2. Adams 2 162 pounds, received theJ judges' his wagon. One of the bandits took 3. Gibbons. Bennion, Hanson. Goal decision in an eight round contest the driver to a nearby alley and guard- afffer touchdown; Baugh 6. Clark 7. with John Howard, Bayonne, N. J.. ed him while the mall was being transOfficials Referee, Jenkins; head 167 pounds. ferred to the automobile. Then forcJabez . White, 120 pounds, Albany, ing McCauley to face the wall of a linesman, Conroy. oo Nc Y., "won the judges decision in a building and threatening to shoot if COAST LAD BEATEN. fast eight round bout with Jack Shar-Jce- he moved before they were out of CEDAR New York, 121. pounds, RAPIDS. Iau, Oct. 8. the drove away sight, quartet oo ,Joe: Burman, Chicago,., Il22 2 Sammy Mandell of Rockford, Ilia , out California, In a pounds, received the judges' decision fought Joey Miller of Mandell a speed GIBBONS WINS QUICKLY". bout here. after a ten round bout with Midget NEW YORK, Oct. 8. Tom Gibbon?. was too much for Miller. Fred Krtelpp. Smith, New York, 120 2 pounds. 3i6th boys fought hard throughout, St. Paul light heavyweight, knocked Waterloo, la., was given the newspaper but Burman's punches werei cleaner out Cliff Turner, here in the first 30 decision over. Pep Webster, Buxton, tuid more effective. seconds of fighting. la., in the 10-rou- nd I ! - 1-- 1-- 2. . 1-- attio -t I 3-- 2; ... . ; ! J J . -- Bessie-Worth- y ........ ; ; J : California Backers Predict Another Championship Grid Eleven come MAY STOP HUNTING BECAUSE OF FIRES our eriarged slock, of nevv PIKItltn, S. I Oct. I Governor McMaetcr left FriJay for the state an4 federal park In the IHack IHHs region to tnvt::gale personally the for closing th hunting lSHItKULKY, Cal.. Oct. S. Another In that locality for the of t football "wonder team" being whip- the season. Numerous remainder foren and UUIe University of Cal- brush fires alleged to hae Un startped into form at the to Fmlth. Andy ifornia, accordinged by the carelessne of hunter redbrVit former University of Pennaylvacia a to sulted in the pis e0vemfr by lonow head co.ch at the and player forentry offlclala to clooe the hunting cal Institution. UUle and keep hunters off. Smith expect the 1921 California to be even better than the varsity 1920 learn, which plied up big acores half, were on the regular team which on nearly very western eleven it played In all games last year. "met. won the Pacific Coat Confer"Prick" Muller. who rained fame ence championship without forward paM toeing when he threw a -IJl !e hartprfMCtl and defeated Ohio State Uni- In the Ohio ?:ate game. versity's team. Ilig Ten champion, at al end this hoyear, a will "Hrodlew" and Pafcdena New Year'a day. Stephens, caught the "Proitpects are o good I'm scared. who was a substitute end last ear. Smith nald recently. "I've started Bob Ilcrkey. rrtrular end of a eeaaona like thia before, only to have ago. la again in uniform. For year! the as the acaaon t alar.ee of the line, the following" et.; everything . rH wrong were lucky tn the mat- trans are reported, guard; Le Crar. continued. . ta kli. Chariea ter of Injuries lat year :;d cannot rr.rr and "Fat" CUrk: fortunate again." Toney. Dan McMillan, 'Sloop" lUrnea I hop to be Of the first twenty California men ana vnarifa i;fn; rrniers, lieorge Si rj JJ who won their block letter for foot- Itham. In the backfield tha follow- terana are back. 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