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Show J THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- BY AHERN OUR BOARDING HOUSE W G05VJ, CrW k TEUA . "WERE BUSTER CUOP SUE?. VWY BLESS W, M. Ui vrruotrr YoirwavEs GET : TUEEES W Westminster Eleven (Joes Down to 21 to 7 Defeat Before Eocal Team Weber. Normal College football. team meryed victors in their contest with the Westminster college eleven of Salt Laka in a hotly contested battle at Lori n Farr park Friday '' af ternoon-Th- e to 7 for the final score was 21 ' ' locals."-'runs end line and Smashing plunges in the first period enabled the to trounce their rivals. In the opening period Halliday twice cross ed the goal line 'for Weber after the ball had been workedto within scoring distance. The first touchdown for Weber was registered four minutes after play had started while the second one was recorded at the end of eleven minutes of play. the Halliday crossed the line for end second Weber score on a?ten-yar- d run. Couch again Kicked goal. . HELD SCORELESS. In the next period the Weberite were held scoreless by the visitors. The halt ended with the score, 14 to 0 for Weber. In the third period Morton of Westminster1 picked up a Weber fumble on the Weber 16 ryard line and went over for their only score.. Kirkham kicked goal. In the final period the Westminster eleven played the Weberites off their feet and .three times threatened to score. Late in this period they work line ed the ball to'the Weber only to lose the ball on a fumble. LONG FORWARD PASS. Couch attempted to kick out of for Weber but Morton blocked ' danger the kick and fell on the ball. On the next play Kirkham tossed a long forward pass. 'Halliday intercepted the pass and raced 70 yards for the final score of the game. Couch kickthis ed goal.".C With the completion-oplay the .whistle sounded. Patterson and Kirkham played brilliant-balfor the visitors, while Coich, Hinckley "and Price were the bright iights for the Weberites. conA small crowd witnessed the test. HOW THEY PLAYED. -The lineup and summary: Westminster (7) Weber (21) Hickman. ... ... . .le, ... . . . PaUerson 1 Cottrell It Eikensi. Sherill As. Parry. .c. . . . Marimon Hlncktey. . . . . Shaw Morris rg ... . . . . . Morton Cortex.'.'. ,rt. .'. Reeves re ... Crawshaw Kirkham Wilkensen. . ..Qb. . . lh ... . Blackburn Reynolds . . ... . , .rh. . .. Brown Halliday. . . . Wolf Couch. . ... . ... . .n.fb. . . . Score by periods: Totals .14 0 0 721 Weber V. . . BY S. S. VIL.L.V3LN 7 0 0 0 Westminster Coacli,. East Tech nigh, Cleveland Weber scoring: Touchdowns, HalThe above formation is a. very grood , Goals .; after touchdown, liday i 3.; one Couch. 8.' Westminster: for av lighter team to use against Touchdown, If- - the defense Morton . Goal after touchdown, Kir k- - a heavier' opponentthe center. around position can tnke the ball ion a'auick Substitutions-Weber, Price for' No.-1-0 the line. If the line Blackburn; McKay, for Wilkensen; plunge-throug- h ; 'Anderson not does for Wilkensen: for McKay out shift far . enough then ' can receive the ball on the No. Eikens.. ; run and. get out to his opponents' Referee Glasmann, Ogden A. A. , . weak pointOgden A. A. Headiinesman Wilkensen,.. Ogden ck! arniNca. 1 out j ipiUD JCK rJClVCrs TO EAT AT "TME CJNUUKom X Mle ; and-DOIN- WILLARD WILL Boxing Results . out-claaae- - .' MAKE FILING ON WATER POWER SITE ; -- - . -- . i o, -- - y. . ... a , WASHINGTON, Oct. 22. An aplias been filed by the Southplication ern California Edison company with the; federal power commission', which cdjnpletesi their "proposed scheme to develop all the water, power, on the Colorado river between Fort Mohave and the junction of , the Green and Grand rivers in 'Utah. The new app- to development between Grand wh,- near the Nevada-Arizonorth and south state line and the Pyramid canyon, near the southern tip of the state of Nevada." The company proposes to build a rock fill dam 410 feet high at er canyon, seventeen and one-liamiles above the mouth of Virgin river, which will back the water to the pro-- ; posed ,dam at Grand wash, and to .build a. second dam at Pyramid canyon, opposite Bullhead rock. The lat-itdam will be of rock .fill type, 220 .feet high and will back;the water up to the' tailrace of the Boulder canyon ' . t. (power house. If it is found that two high dams are not. itpracticable,' a series of "lower . . .1 i i i. . : t ,i power in, the same stretch of the riv-; v ; ; er. S j The. total eventual' development iwould be approximately 1,200,000 horsepower.' The two dams, in conjunction with this company's project No.- ir," would develop all th power in the Colorado i river between Fort Mohave at the southern tip of - the state of Nevada and the junction of the Green and Grand rivers in the state" of Utah The Boulder canyon project ls in conflict with the proposed project of the lication-looks - na ? . lf er , i .x a. 1 - -- ...... ' .... . , titate-Mlcblg- , rami! UL.UUJ- I U n fllsl f ffflrintftfl a rs f high ae ( t - ft Western Games three J . glassy stare SAN FRANCISCO, .Oct.: 2 2. First Stood to shooi in forty dif- primed games In the 1921 race for the Pacific . courses. rerent coast conference football champion- !Tm loo kin'."" cried he. with 'a snarl. ship are on today's schedule,- with the as ne percnea . nimseir on a University of California, 1820 cham, . - barrl.pion,, meeting the .University of Ore- ' "I'mwhisky the guy who names lookin'.fer of the and at University gon Berkeley race horses." Washington playing the Oregon Agrl cultural college at Corvalas, Ore. Lotta major league ball players are Calif or nia , expects little trouble In the .winter managing .teams spending disposing' of Oregon, which does not tne California winter league. Oth rank as high as Eugene elevens of the in past-- ' The Corvallis game will be a ers have gone to work. oo test for- both teams,, for their real BANS SACRED PARADES. :' -v ia. as unknown. strength yet' . Stanford university, SHANGHAI, Oct, 22. The chief of another conference member,- plays the Pacific, police of Shanghai and.Wooaung haa Fleet eleven and looks for trouble, as issued a decree prohibiting proces-elonaoformer Annapolis letthere are gods.' Fights among the pater men oneight the navy team. .Washington raders and oiilooxera haTe occurred so State college, sixth coast conference he explains, that this .action .had team, defeated the University of Idaho often 20 to 2 Friday In a North west confer- to be taken. .. ence., ooj '. oo Miss Helen Porter. 20 years of age. One fairseized' palm will supply a Is rental manager of Omaha's largest ' 1 ; , .., . ARMY TEAM INVADES HAUNTS OF BULLDOG " - f - -- . ..fb - . Ktrk . . oo - liere( At I- ua. l;forr.i At F'.ar.f or J .v'.ar.f or J A f. Oregon. lac:fl" t. - ... Call-fcrcl- a .nave KeDaire Cleaned or Rebuilt Like DAIE BEADY NO TEE ii FOR CORNHUSKEES 8UOTH P.END. Ind.. Oct. 32. Th Notre Dame football team meets the Nebraska lven today In what husky is expected to prove the hardest contest so fsr this season for the Irish" syjuad. Coach Itockne of th Notre Dame team has been putting his squad, through some stiff work for thto contest, paying especial attention the shifty backfleld on whose ability to weav through-theavy Nebraska line, the principal hopes of victory will Test- - The ' - - m it- - Gut And . - ii New- - the High Cost of Living , Repair Directory gives all ha pnndpaj places where tm article can be cleaned, repaired or rebuilt like new. Hoover rays save. Here's where you can do iL SUndUrd-ExjLmincr- 't - Uneupv HAS NED ffwsnson LI man Pucellk . lA NOTRE DAME ........ ..le. .It.". IClley Garvey Andemon .lg....H. Larson Peterson . . . . . .o... Demere Wentke. 8haw Weller .rt E Anderson Pcherer . Thoma Ie we Hen .Qb...... Mohardt Ihb. Nobl....-- , . Cotightiu ..rhb...... Wright.... Dewltts Wynne ...fb Officials: Referee, Griffith. Illinois; umpire. Hedges. Dartmouth; field Judge, Young. Illinois Wesleyan; head linesman. Gardner. 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Ownr Comlskey Pox, who has also been warring on his former friend Johnson, wa invited to see the series as th guet of the Yankee owners, but he declined on account of 111 health. President John son witnessed the fourth and fifth games of the series from the urns box with Owners Ruppert and Frax. and the trio were seen chatting pleasantly 223 f Olamsne Tins Ditribrt&r TOn BATTERY REPAIWINO W rtbalr U. aV. I y make. them CO. th tEg MJ US. are eistrtbwUrs fsr the W Batlsry, t filfy fljsrtnts. Phsr tr?5 Wsihlnjtte BRIHO YOU PIPES D P, QK F or EN d ng. and JT J nsl-tress- es r fymttwr a tvir.r repair-- Til 'i 1 Prtce m.SatiiTic-tton rtcnib:. fruarantsed DC WIT BROS CO. Stre Nl. t Hudson Ave. rSth , mscJs ctsaned carpt laid, feathers nnffvn us. W Ma thm l:v . itKk f sttms In the B!gat , city. t r upholsts-fing- fa-mo- wtm C3DEN FEUT AUTO SUPPLY CO. ur -- rtralr FELT' AUTO SUPPLY WKtngte Avmut ee NEW HAVEN. Conn.. Oct. 22.- The Army came from the banks ef the Hudson to the playground of the Yale Bulldog today for a football bat tie. When the Army, came Into the city, 1400 strong, it was the flrnt time the West Pointers had ever treaded a college stronghold In force or In afootball senne, and the occasion on several occasion a oo stood out both as a spectacle and as . a game. The Philippine islands export more At least 75.000 person had neat In cocoanut oil than any othrr district -- Ogden A. well-know- !.......( Cappon .......It........ .. Dunne . .lg. . ... e. ..... . ... . Vlck .. Young-Johns Trott... ...... ..rg...: .Mulrhead hd, rt . Spiers Slyker. ......... .re. .... . . Ooebel Workman ..qb . ......... Uterits Stuart. . . . . ... . .Ihb. Kipke Eteketee Isabel. . . . ; .... .Thb. . Tablor Roby A curse reeked through the cool night Myers...... Huffman. . man,- with Pixley.. air, the two-gu- n . v. Y. L At fca'.t lake East High a. - D. At 'orai;;- forma Aggies V'uh'r gi en t. - . n At Ofder. - an I-'- OPENS PLAY TODAY . , . d. . -- " post-teaao- ; . . At Tacofr.a Ocnraga v. Ce'.iege Round. Puget 2. smi!er Ccltfrg At WaKa WalU Whitman At College Station, Texas Arlxona I'nder thlw new ruling competition Idaho. cf loge JL M. IT. 11. Texas A. neutralized between th Khoc'.i halr.g At Ixjgan Nevada ftah Aggie.. At U- - Moines lluena Vista 0. different division btrt. PullmanFtale At Washington BCHOOL OI OFFiaMA Still 0. Idaho. The aaaoclation win have a school ef At Cedar Falls State Teachers 81. 61. Mary v. Mare At VaUJ officials for the comlrg basketball sea- Island FUIsworth 0. Marines, At Indlanola. la. Upper Iowa uni- son. Each division will send at least At Laramie Wycmlng t- Colorado two representative to this school: Mine. versity 1J. Flmpson 7, At Fairfield. Iowa Penn college 3. Thee representative will be glren a Utah vs. ColoAt Colorado Parsons 0. thorough course In basketball officiat- rado College, Fprir.gs Iowa Yankjon II. ing At Lemars. At Denver Colorado va Denver It ls proposed that the aulheHUea of University. Western Union 3. , oo the association get Into communication Poraot.a va CaLfcr-&At Pasadena with other Rocky Mountain sutes in Tech. RUTH TO APOLOGIZE regard to th arrangement of an In OccPedland At Ics A&ge'.e Lain champlomMo for basket- - idental. TO JUD OE LAKDIS b.Vt. Tbls Interstate division will. If . At Falem Willamette vs. Chfrniw Play. work oul.. Include Utah, Colorado. Idaho. Wyoming, and probably Indiana. At Albany Pacific Unlvera.ty a. "IJabe Ruth Montana. NEW YOltlC, Oct. Albany College. home run king, has abandoned his Strict measures win be adopted in Davis Farm va. At Perkeley and has expressed the enforcement- of th use of the barnstorming trip Preshmen. rea-re-t at havinc violated the rules official contract paper and tb entry or of organized baseball in engaging In slip of each high ichwJ. Tv contract n L. HAS T. IT EASY exhibitions. Colonel paper Is turd for lh Arrar.gtment or GEERS owner of New York the contests Huston, part between any two high school IN ATLANTA RACES Yankees announced tonight on hU teams and must have th signatures of return from Bcranton, la. the coach and principal of eacfc schooLr Ruth's barntormlng trip was reITIJGiniLlTV CA1U)S ATLANTA. Gau. Oct. - .21. "Pop" dl. , Th entry slip must be handed th Geer. ported to have been a flnlnclal veteran driver, had things much the guarantee of 11.000 association before a specified time h'.s own appointment, Grand Circuit way In th a day offered to htm by the promoters having the names oTall the athletes race was He entered In Friday. exceeded the by being barely receipt. th with representing school, h two each took and won event and three Ruth. Colonel Huston added, will man's birth record and hi scholastic thirdIn th place visit Chicago within the next few days standing for his high school career. fleers piloted IJ'.Han Filkwood toa and personally apologise to CommisAll athletes must hav their ellgl. the f 2.S0 0. 2:11 I ace In sioner Landle for defying the commis- biltty cards befor each game. Th victory inwith Cox driving Petstruggle orders. sioner's officials will probably b authorUed to er Kennedy. InWalter Geers wen two which YanThe three other members of ask for carda before earh contest, and heat end Ccx cr.e. The 2:11 trot for kee team who took part In the tour any atiuete not having his csrd III betfl.00 went to Gfr driMr.g Dudette have also decided to end their exhibi- ineligible to participate. Cox wno iuTnitnej and again H Hob tion activities. They were: This f at o'clock morning there time holding the will this the oppoaltlon. Meutel. outfielder; Bill Piercy. recruit be a meeting of the board ef control reins behind Lord FtIco. Th 2:0 a Tom and Hheehan, young at tbe Deteret gymr.aslum. The topics trot for II OS was won by Dottl Day. pitcher, twlrler. are in red Jstricilng piloted by McDonald, with Geers sec io o Col, Jacob Ruppert, Colonel Huston's of newoiruiia division of tbe new ond, driving Utah. partner, Indeclared that emissaries are psans ror tt tournament state, fcaaketIn Th i??o trot for outhrn here Chicago, Interceding with ball, the atat track meet and athttt'n already nnf'.r.'shed when darkness InterCommissioner Landls in Ruth's behalf. in general. j f,redQ.J One of them Is id ward Harrow, business manager of the Yankees, and n another ia. said to be a from this writer city. sporting : . , ! . . ! -. i . - - " . ioo might'give him a song and dance. ... 5 Me ti ' MILWAUKEE, Wis.. Oct. 22BRAIXS VS. FHITT. Mitchell, local lightweight In football, a fellow has a greater Plnkey over the had boxer, easily advantage chance to use his own noodle than LTomroy Neary, Milwaukee welterin any other branch of sport. :. a rouna ten in newspaper doui, There are some Instances, during weigni agreed, Neary went down In the game, where he finds himself left critics the sixth from a'.left hook to the jaw to his own Initiative, as In the and was badly shaken up In the second entirely cas , when he is about to execute a and third' rounds. Mitchell' had his forward pass and flndsthTe is no one opponent bleeding from the nose and to pass to. After Juggling the ball mouth. and ducking all the interference the r op NEW ORLEANS. La. Alex Ttam-bita- s. opposing team has thrown'hls way, the rest depends ' on the working of his of Portland, Ore., was awarded ; bean.. the declslqn over Toung .Wallace of GOLD AND BLUE HIT A rare of this was 'seen the New Orleans here at the end' of a fifBY SEVERE INJURIES other dayexample while watching.' the : great teen round milt. Wallace put up a Thorpe tackled by three men after a determined battle, but was long end run. The tacklers stopped Trambltas weighed 149 pounds and BERKELEY, Cal... Oct. ,22 Some him in such a position that it seemed WaJJace 141. time ago "Andy Smith, head football certain he would be thrown .back'for coach at the University or California. a loss while only a man's length from DENVER. Colo. Heinle Behuman ar the. goal line. .To, the surprise of all was d awarded a decision over Franklt ""w'nder team oa' the sidelines, instead of" being Murphy In their scheduled twelve "if imrVilK' "Paoifip. thrown back onto the field, the Indian round bout here as the reiult of a foul rh wfn Coact conference championship, and squirmed and twisted his way around In the eleventh round. - The men are defeated Ohio State university at Pas in the men's arms and fell a foot over Denver welterweights- adena. Cal. Smith evidently knew the goal line. what was '"coming, for soon after his NEW is noted for his great, kickTremalne. YORKJCarl statement appeared,- several star Blue ingThorpe Cleveland. Ohio, bantanwelg ht. won was and but it neither running, and Gold .players were put on the cf these that made this goal.-- , from. Marty Collins, New, York, here . the referee stopping the contevt In hospital list. ';'. California's blg loss is In IL' P. Walte Hoyt is going on the'rtage to the eighth and last round. (Brick) Muller, end, probably the tell how it1 feels to be a world series broke best player on. the team, who NEW YORK. Bobb Michaels, New at twenty-twa bone in his knee while - playing' pitcher Now If we can only get some box- - York. 130 pounds, received the Judges' of Nevada. fa.n up there and tell how it feels decision over Earl' Balrd, beattle. against isthea University slim chance that Muller !n, There Wash.. 125 pounds, In'an eight round to get glpped at slxteen-flftwill be in the California lineup for bout here. the "big game" against Stamford uni oo We see new the world champions. 19. . . versity .Nov.. Giants, were all at the WinterJI GEEAT THRONG SEES Another , place hard to fill , ls the tho uaraen ine otner night. held last year quarterback position, GAME AT ANN ARBOR That's idea, bring "em out a by Charley Erb, who ls out. of the dozen at athe time and over, it with. get this year with bad eyes. early games to Erb expects play In the conference ANN ARBOR. Mlch Oct. 22. One If anybody gees Into vaudeville, let . games.. of the greatest throngs that ever wit It be Athletics! the m Others on the hospital list, ana their m nessed an athletic event in the west see tho injuries are. Jack Witter, promising Well bet Jimmy Kelly, the pugilistic came to Ann Arbor today. to football fullback candidate, broken leg; Karl college Ohio annual student at Notre Dame, gets Engelbretson ,' first string end substi a hundred game. The important bearing of the In arithmetic Cllne, tute, sprained ankle; Jimmy Western con game r; ferenceon the contenders'chances. substitute quarter and end, sprained He knew hfa Mich championship this bird In blue. Igan ""home-comin- g shoulder and ."Crip" Toomeny When he ran stuff, week." and dedi he nearly' flew. ankle., . new stadium regular fullback, --bad cation of the university's to We'll have his too. credit oo training, were expected to attract nearly 41,- The place where all the credit's due 000 spectators. The lineup: . HER OLD MAN. COAST CONFERENCE , ; MICHIGAN OHIO STATE Lf.CP1,: :t te - U - j ,NEW YORK. Oct. 22. will attempt to regain heavyweight- championship' from 'Jack Dempaey at Jersey City next July. 1, Tex Rlckards, promoter, said today. - Rickard, .returning from Chicago where he conferred with Jack Kearns, Dempsey's manager, 'said he had verbal agreements with both Dempsey and WUlard for. the bout ahd added that he had sent Willard a contract. As soon- - as Willard's signature i3 received. Rickard expects to sign Dempsey up. .Dempsey, Rickard said, has agreed to accept 35 per. cent of tho gross receipts and Willard 20 per cent. GriddersVf the OgdenA. A. and the Brikham Young university will lock horns at Lorin Farr park'at 3" o'clock today. The two teams have been working hard for the ganie and are primed for a fast and snappy battle.. iCoach Alvin Twltchell and' his warriors held A peppery practice at the Tabernacle square last, night on ar'Y" rival here from Provo. - The in pracgridders look like the goods tice and should be able to give the Ogdenites plenty of troubleToday's game will be the first of the year in which a college eleven has met;: the. locals .on the local field. - '"I - NEW YORK. Rocky Kansas. Buffalo lightweight, received the judge's boot decision after his fifteen-roun- d with Lew Tendler of Philadelphia at Madison Square garden. . Kansas was the aggreanor throughout gaining the advantage in ten of the fifteen rounds. Tendler had the better of two rounds." the third and the fourteenth, and - three, the first, eleventh and twelfth, were even. If Georges the Carp can put It over on the Gibbons brothers. heought to Jess WUlard be stacked against the Three Fighting the. World's Shades. Or Eddie Foy and his flock - Provo Gridders to Play With Ogdenites Today : GRID GOSSIP TRY TO GET JACK'S CROWN . t- t.;.f Mrs-Pau- . i ' rrtin I by-la- for-No- oc- - L ! Title Bound A. A. - ttr.-,d,- j school and t!ay football In a fifth ear. i The following statement waa adopt v eitmm At Ogden Weber "Th board of ron- j unnmouily: trol eter .. of the ftah Hirh School Athletic! Idaho 3. Wath-lngto- association is authorise to make sec-- I At Pullman. Waah. tlwn 4. article V of tr. State college ZO. appliAustin college 17. cable to school ipertlnr on the quarAt Dallas. Tea ter bamta. Thl new ecun s'.atea that Southern MethodUt university T. choola operating on the Quarter basis At Fort Worth. Texas Teaas Chris tlan university It. Tulaa university . ahalt have the same cr equivalent rulAt Tiffin. O Otterbeln I J. Heldet. ings as thoe schools operating on the CARD TODAY al - e Ndr.i 1 l Florence Halloran and won Salt both of Lake, Keyser. round matches lnthe their semi-finfor, the womens (championship flight state golf title on the linns or ine club Friday. Ogden Oolf and Country final They will meet today Mn the match of the tournament to decide state honors. Ml- - Halloran" has held the title for several years and i the favorite. first flight today Mli Mar are forward several good There pass . In,the meet Mrs. Albert AValker garet formation. One or tne Fisher in the will plays in this final. They are alo . 10. who crosses the best is Salt Lake players. . ',. line of scrimmage. Miss Halloran easily defeated Mrs. You must also remember "that the "VW Baker yesterday with. a scor center Is now. the . end man and la F. of-up and j. Mrs. 1. D. Allison of eligtbje ta receive the forward pas. real Keyser2 This is often - overlooked -by. the de- Ogden gave, Mrs. Paul 1. count a of and lost but battle by fense. be wiri winners the for Loving cups Again, let me call your attention to the Ogden Country club the fact that the succeas'of every play awarded Itatwas announced today. Ls Sunday. lies in each man knowing what he oo to do IT. supposed " Salt-Lak- Ino to ron. ,'-- abl. : , 5)'(3)S)C3)(5 .. r r: e ) Miss Halloran Will Meet Mrs. Keyser in Final XX X -- ; e'.'r n I The Salt Lake Caliies will battle the Ogden soccerites in a champion-ship .game at Monroe park at 4:50 o'clock today. Should win from the Ogdenitea the two teams will be tied for first place in the race for the 'Schubach cup while a victory for the locals will Just about cinch the honors. Salt' Lakers haye been working hard during the week for the battle today and are confident of returning home with the bacon. The .Hollandlas club and the Salt Lake club will meet in aleague game at 'Salt Lake. -- co d y's j I .... TABLE IN -- Meet in League Battle ".v TlC-.n- FDDTBALL ; WU1 Si-Mtr- " . -- M -- . ; . -- I Ag-g- :f j . Umpire-i-Worley- tS'll" at lhS Ktiddr NrVaJa . . . ''v' h.d j . : to- - v;r-twr- y i.t-ta- l . ts h-- r rrJv.d htrm Ul a Friday and un5r th t'Jrecilon tt Coach Courtwrtght, Th iuad u out In trim the Nada and thf?ety dd thir first cr!r re-eiK-- tsf flfM d re-ltcl- t:r f r.ir.ty ( wi'.l Ttn mion LOGAN". Oct. , . . l! i Formation Effective Against Light Team' QQJJp pj ..... ........... .... ........ 4 . . 1 t hS rd ........ 22. Cccht SAI,T LAKE. Oct. from all nation of th .at aiitndd th confer.nc. of the UUh Hlh fichool Athletic HOCiHon hld mi th llottl Uuh Uil night. Jumti K. Mom waii prea'.dtnt rhll C. Orn "1 Wllwn wii trp surer. Th fcaiure of th mtin waji ihe dlcvMSon of amendments to the by- laws of th association. Many new amendments w repropotd, but on') two wre adopted. Arllcle III wa amended- Formerly "No student shall ith article read: school in athletic for high j,rtlrlpie mere man four years In th aggregate. team and any member of a high acbool rtMrinV -- - - (8) I' V. 1" - - - - -- x Oct. to thir !.! have met d fi'al at the han.i They California. tf and th Tariflc fjeet. The Nevada 3;r.o wl'.l outweigh the Aggie defer,e. tut the backflelds of OtherwU. the team oriflnallr aelectel the t are qtslte eTnly will open axalntt the, Tlrera tomorrow. t'.atche!. Nevada haa two tackles Coach Paraona put hl men v ho wr'gh n.r-rTOO iound each thn a brief workout this afternoon,through giving while the of the line U no over practically the whol time io ig. All unit. ate the amalj nala 1 , v, ; la) re i perlersced t mW The fame t awaited by Logan fans tonight they "hoped to f"on" n v n.n f nv h r!v fo nn of which la t .r.iany Z that neither W" e c creat frjr!erhaeke Jti actlcn : Cf Nevad In athletic for when Jlmni. , parilcJpattr.K thereby '''r, .w TV'i: ' iViT j M ?Uhe .t. f cf th Both rhAgglea. )ear." l..ye 4 L The article aa amnltd reds: ".sVth.-- e ,n,n -- re en iltM .?tfWHi i;hu u -. lUdent helr A. in school In'l.I.iIre IJ. hU th. AggSe high Vn rt.pectlx l'"clMl tlon. V cTtTm 1 'athletics fyr mor ih.n four choot h o no; lo.t a game- th'.a year they C to keep a clean th0i years and any member ef any h:gh alll fight to S2f.ftr Ate. school team who ny during; plays jart Following la the probable lin.up as f Xmvp: hlgh ,hocl conle.t ahall be, Thr the coaches had arranged it tonlglu. in athletlra N.vada Utah Aggie, frlwr..:. ctnpiuerfl VmnipiUr, . . . . I tan .. rt KiioraOo t uege ,,-- . , r. n, Bruce . . . .le. teron If . . . , . . . It Max: CjrlK.n IU I.I CU1ML jhan maki: Ullrner Mlttenwallner. It. . . . . . .5g w ai some doubt before llarrle F;her the There Weason. . . Mil r . .. . . lg. r . . ... Bingham 10 wneicer an atr.-- , i .c. . Hancock. c) Pw nenjmtDis linger " Caffev rg i any h!gh school " Humnl159 ho playedtheInsecond Walas rg ' ot ' aemetter during wan;contret S"r rt WlUen. . re . . , Hart re . Biiggs l. -Fikit iCa; the tnlrttcs Jrtt t,3t tf . ..!(,. ?mw!r . MacXf illan Srr.lth .rjb. . Sh . . . . . FVaHger Keed nl fifth year. liall Ihb. lu.mie) .rhb llirun Thu. It an ofi should partlclpale In Filter Watklna! fb. Orelner . . fb Knowle Jewkes Patterson rhb. A- A. Blaxer. Beferee oo i.,mer n.ru iteaa three murr year, he would be lne!:r. v a;r.ir.i ble tt lattirimi in aii uc ih riti !'"m,n Norman Hamilton. semesier of hu fifth ear. For turn 4 es X j coix)nAro of Utah The University tjridders lchteen stronr. arrived htre Ute Friday and held & workout in preparation for contest hero today with th Clo-rad- j thlr Collect warrlorf. At th cto of the practice Coach Tommy FiUpatrick stated that ht mtn wre fit and redy for a hard tuu'.t. The Utah coach announced two In the linwup rhanjres . . f .. . . which . had ttnta- -,JCRea ri tomorrow " At left nd and Jtwkta at rlcht half. .. 10-ya- MEET NEVAD A Holds Peppery jPlans Made for Bigger and Loganites Expect Hotly Better Athletic Contested Grid Game Workout; Teams to on Logan Field Tangle Today ,Organijation ; We-berit- AT SALT LAKE j Crimson &IQUET QUILL "TbOTVPt GGIES WILL " tLLBERtGVttUP SPOOtf VJOROS OMLV COACHES MEET FOR COLORADO - S SOUVEUR UTAH ALL SET HEAR. CHOP SUEV 2 WELrLrL tuirtilsti tno nils? t ' SATURDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 22, 1921. R . It iU 5nd .....0 " . SUest hn t?4-- SuTsIMEEILL JOUNDP.Y AND STOVE REPAIP. WORKS Ttlephon Stov Office, tor and Works now 2141 and Fumici Repairs. tc. In fact, w 3&4-- Rang cait Inert. STOVGS BOTH NEW AND SECOND FRED SUMMER! LL, Mgr. Jtffern mk HAND Avenus, anything ia |