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Show THE OGDEN SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 13, 1921. mm ,iJE,i) !), jjl !i Mlfffl ROBS UTAHS Thousand Fans Attend Battle Which Is Pronounced as Best Staged at Salt Lake This Season; Both Teams Perform to Advantage; Fitzpatrick's Men Will Now Prepare For Final Game With Utah Aggies. DISCUSS PLANS TO END TODAY baJeb&U plant for 1921 will Ogden't be determined at a mass rrreeting of diamond fan of the city to be held Frank Francis at the office next Thursday evening;, it waa an nounced last night. Loyal fans of the present at the city are urged to b decide Ogden's meeting which will future as far as baseball Is concern ed. The meeting will convene at 7;10 o'clock with MayoreFrank Francis presiding. Possibilities for the formlncr of a new loop for 122 will be included In the business to be transacted . at the the Ojrden meeting. The first step aof new learue club will be to see that to work is organised and committees out such a league wlU be named-Presen- t plans call for a six club league with two of the Northern Utah clubs of 1921 represented together with are Ogden. Idaho representatives to the new league seeking admission also while one Wyoming city Is eager to get In the proposed loop. Irovo on the south Is also alert and willing to Join in forming a new circuit. The obstacles met during the past season by the Ogden club win be readily adjusted by the 1922 officials. It Is understood that Pearl Casey, former Olden, baseball star and a former umpire in the coast league is dickering for the management of the 1922 club. Casey will be in attendance at the meeting Thursday it waa learn. ed last night. Baseball players are now lfl Ogden the coming awaiting the action of meeting. If the plans mature and the league is organised the Ogden club should be able to land the services of some of the best bets of the Northern Utah league from the past season. Every fan in the city is invited to his attend the meeting and to express views on the situation. It La the Inthe tention of those in charge to startbase-ball ball rolling early lo order that In 1922.. featured may be again of-May- SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 12. The hia man time and again. The Utah did not let the public know University of Utah football warriors coaches and the University of Colorado battled that Hancock was out of the lineup throughout four quarters of real foot- and played their game In a secret l -- LUKJf 1L MEET LOGAN f At Fait UVf Cltr I'nUeralty Colorado. 0: L"nlvritr t'tah. o. At Dnvr Colorado Ffhcol ef 1 Colorado coiUte, 0. Mtr.. At ef CaliforrrlTrruy 2: LT.lt entity nia, lt?rky of Wah:ncton, I. Stanford. At Ktanford t:oUr!t H: Nevada. 1 f At D Moln Drake unlternity, , FLAG WINNERS mm BEITS! LEOPARDS WILL fFOQTBALL TO DETERMINE Golfers Vleing for Annual Dinner to Conclude Series of Matches Boosters of City Urged to Attend Meeting Next Thursday was also down under punts and halted (Special Dispatch) 'DUCK' CONTEST TURKEY BATTLE T I'JILL RY OVER BOULDER I en ehjsm ins -- FANS 15 K 1 flBIUTYTI UTen STANDARD-EXAIVllWt- I ! TITLE CONTEST . Utah, Colorado and TFtah Aggies Tie for First in Gridiron Raco The concluding matches between the lied And the Blue golf teams to determine the winner of the annual duck dinner must be played off today at the Ogden Folf and Country .Club link. Thls announcement was made laat night by Warren Arthur, captain of the Dlue team. for the matches today are Talrlngsand 'rennan klfhthall; Itoberts and WTANDI50 OP THF. TI1AMK W. I 0 T. Interscholaatic SO: 10. Mern!nsu-.Ai Columbia, Mo. MUaourl. Oklahoma, 14. 51; Will Bo Held at Silt Lake Friday Indunre1is rtut'ef. J: VUrhl-r2, Am. At Kouth ltflh!hm. ra. Ih'.th. Lebanon 7. At 6$: At Tilt Grid n Valy. Lka and Xxcan at Cvramlnft D:a at Haii Lk rvn j'rida) la th f r a tor lha lntrfcet. tha tt (am a!V- rharnplonhir of th aiat. The lw team rt.r lh lU in their r ar-to vln manaf4 ifidn out In the l camea Uat ek to. illr. 7: llutffr. 11. Jan Hlffh had Jmie trutU In At HtUburc. 0; Wah v trtcra., the ir.nere Ir.rton and Jrffrr"n, 7. tha toutherrt dhUiOri title, lart m-rtaAt LouUTii:, Kr.Krntuckf. 1; ff the arore tt'.rp le to C. T?e Virginia. 7. fcf cArly cutr:aeed tfcetr AnA-ovN. If. At 3: crtoner.te tn all of the j aaan (5j4nmir.!i eairs ihta arc fcr-lt- e tha nj Mat At Vi:iimto-nWil'Urea, to aeatn wt th henera. 20: Arahrt. 0, Ther trimmti their oiJ nra'.a the At Poftpn !tnton unit-rH- . 18; Net Jarthert. 10 ?o ft. ar.3 haa ilea en ttarr.e crri Ott f o At tha tat. Cfarh Itomr.ey h Mrw.U( . ar.1 array of alara In hrnat At hmA rati'- Mllwauk. tn !1 Df JlArQUett' ; h l!ir;r untvf rally, 7: North Dakota. 3 rarrs. th'.a uitm tr.- - t ih. .rt. Tft. : Hwarthmorp Hwarlhmote. Johns Hopkins, 0. T, At Cleveland Ot.rlln. ; At Ithara. N. y. Com 51, 1: Jrprir.rflaM. 0. At Unton. ra. l.al"a!t, ; pal- awara. 0. At haw York Nw Tork uftivtf 0 1.000 Utah Arties . 1 Utah MU" -1.000 1 1. 600 Colorado U . . 1 Colorado Aggie .100 Denver .100 ... Klrkendall: Dumki and uairympie; Colorado 0 .200 College Xleederand Bennett: Cultey and Will. . 3 ,110 tr Wyoming and lilnford Urns: Becker and Urewer: .SCO 0 Colorado Mine Parker and Dunn and Swan. 0 0 Montana Ptate . .000 riiATUiu: .VrrilIAYft lUtSVLTH One of the features of the play yesUtah University, 0; Colorado Unl A. the game between A.was 0. terday was Dr. versify, which Ilich ehaw and Kra Colorado Mines, 7; Colorado Colwon by Dr. Itlch with the rnult in lege. 0. doubt until the finish. Owing to the cloeenese of the score Ily hoMIng th University of iedy between those that hate been paired Colorado a to tie at on grldders the outcome to date much depends t the contest today. Captain Arthur Hilt Lake Saturday, the University toild last night. Utah Ited Devils maintain the lad In The present contest bis been ihe the conference race with the Colorado closest evr held between the two tram and the Utah Arc!'. Th three Uams and there has been mor play- Hwvcna aro tied tor honor., neither r er out than at any other Urn since havln auffaraJ a defeat dur- the game become a favorite among Irslven Al th Maaon. the buslnets men of Ogden, TiaiurJar'i conteat at Ball Lka i DINNI-T1IIH WKKK dl.piar- - -- o It is eipected that the annual duck a brUIUnt affair, both Inc football oonte.u . the durlna club nifty dinner will be held at the Weber Tha Colorado warrior were apt at v sometime during the coming week. lacked but tha tn Is the result date: TJi following punrh 3 I palnr nec.Mary to put Over a acor. ULUEfl IlEDS 1 lliffh of htfh C. IU tu - ptl 1 rar r.l eeml-flna- with ball to a 0 to 0 score on Cumming's way. Anderson worked right In stone line and the old Field this afternoon before one the Crimson was a little too much for of the largest crowds that has ever at- wall defense Gold. and Silver the on bench. the east' tended a game HTUDENT8 AT GAME The Crimson warriors,! without the services of Captain Hancock at center, machine was also back Crimson The and Oold players of ed up by their student body in great fought the toSilver a standstill. FurtherColorado and kept the boys on edge more there are many, who attended style the contest. Utah never throughout the ame that were very disappointed, stopped and Utah can well be proud when Referee Carey would not allow of the showing. Although the score the Crimson touchdown at the end of reads 0 to 0, every true blooded fan. the second quarter, when Oswald went who - witnessed the game will say that over on a tackle buck. Utah made its touchdown fair and ROBBED OF SCORE square and a fluke on the part of the not following the ball close tn iaparde aa ri:e4 tt, rf-It was the failure of Carey to follow referee incost a well deserved them robbed t K'r ?rorer.te fast call enough that enough Jb of a touchdown, which would game, ?0Tl . Tnn. .1 anwertiu, ; they are to asaln 1'ale ftentr The crowd was on edge at all tim ' have won the game. Utah had four ... the playing was some of the best hs fT trials to make five yards and Romney and 4 umbua Purdu. l!l'UrVL. 0; of r$3 .ara thta a.aaan went over on the third attempt, but ever put up on Cummings' field. Utah rrtlcn j n 1 th Was pushed back before the referee now has ten days to prepare for the of th n,lrt e"t of season final the with Utah the game the rhlne. end a stiff te.t Then whistle. blew his gun, ynlv.r,i:r. rtren They 1. No serious injuries developed In their rntetl aa!r.tt th fat noa ing time for the second quarter was Aggies, ln-No- tff In Dame. Utah War the the and 4i; game r' KJler htch ehool as today the for line, vn la.t shot off Oswald started wAi 0 1 Arthur owtK 7. . t i V. IISAI, Indiana. Wright i after the championship. .,t m.n.ri. which he crossed by Inches. Referee riors are still 0 : Gwllllame InThe At Murphy final conteat a Point WhI in of not Villa th Utah lost has ."conference year game not whistle Army, sounded his had vjc'.ory. Carey 5 0 Flt tercotlarUU clrclea in L'Uh will ba Nova. 0 Itudlger still has Utah Aggies to meet, Coach Dlton Kapp: w'.ll r.ava h. ending the game and even, followed and I 0 Abbott Day At m .racuwCol while have Boulder clash to Fait Ikk. when with vill piayea Turkey day H; fyrarue. the play to see if Oswald had m warrtora 1 late 0 . u'i . o rr r.lthl Kimball Olun ojifcmir.f in t tah lock home with tha urate, crossed the line. He found this to be the Golden School of Mines and the tha In prepara0 week H. W. during I Wattla.. Merchant Utah New At Tale trriddera. Colorado Thta will in all coach Prlnre. conUt Aggies. Harry iturhea lUvtjj li; true, but the timers said that the gun of the Colorado tion for the tig game, Ltt year the 1 '. . . 0 Hrown Herd! dfcld tha conference ' ton. probability Aggies, was On the had been shot off before the play side lines 0 3 p'.ayed tha Crlatliea at a neither t'tah Row At New Tork I'anmouth Bpargo a line on champlona for 14; Xoprde started and Referee Carey would not the. Boulder-today to get and wer victcra by a H to 0 eleven haa auffered ard 1 4. Ames t Andrews defeat Pennsylvania, Hughe. allow the score, which would have is out to beat aggregation acore, 0 Scowcroft At New York Of' o university, SI; Browning ACJG1I1S L11D the State university from filven the Crimson a 7 to 0 victory. d Coneiderab'e tntert haa been 0 Harnea l Van Meter as his game is to be played Columbia, si. The Artrte wlih and threa irtorl This did not even dishearten the Crim- Boulder, tha ovr a 2 record 0 game and Kan-2Ulgelow Morrell At Lincoln Nebraska, :i; no defeata top the llat. Utah and Col- son machine, which kept fighting at in Fort Collins this Beason. Utah still crowd la etptcted to be tn attendance. 3 0 Kills 0. aaa, its best chance' of a life time to Banning orado both have all times and displayed wonderful has alatea, cler although o I Kaiser Oilion At Itlrmlngham Centre, Authe. Rocky Mountain conference played a tie, conteat Saturday. the Boulder land fighting power against I they 0. t burn. Douglas are and the Crimson title warriors Romney PETE HERMAN IS Urlddera two of aohoola t.'iah tha was which at least eight aggregation, 3 Woolley 0 will Xee oo next tha twelve In dara ipend pounds . heavier than the ' Crimson working to' that end. 2 0 Dix WINNER OVER MOORE Pierce workout Utah thoueht it deserved in preparation for eleven. Althought 3 epeedy 0 Taylor Donn 7 0 the a final to trama of aeaaon. Mack tha victory. Acting Captain FIGHT THROUGHOUT 0 3 oo Whalen Boa Som of tha crltlca of tha atala pick The Utah boys were told to fight Swain and Coach Fitzpatrick cut the 3 0 NHW TORK. Nor. IS. Pat Draney Kin Cannady the Crlmaon A eaav winners whit ball half in. after and the 60 did game gave minutes for Just and this they 0 othera rnan 3 Day of New Urlean. former world'a Bristol or of to half of it the oulnion Both ih th.i f one of the greatest games that will Captain Fulghum. 3 0 Herrinrton ... Miller bantamweight champion, received tha Arilea will romn horaa with the seen for some time on Cumming's teams knew they had been in a real 0 HO. Wattle . . 0 laurel. decieicn over Jloy Moora of St. Judg Sherman an football who th game fan, Field. It was home coming day for 0 a fifteen-roun- d 2 ... Paul la bout tonight. Jr. Barton, narlon The "V" warrior are out to wipe the Contest will live a long time the former "U" graduates and they missed 0 waa It 1 flrat Herman' In appearance see the out Driggs before such battle. another deffat of 1IJ0 were given one of the great treats and an they 0 Ma lnc loat lha to ha 3 Johntitle Keller ring confident Taufof victory. Presbery Smith, Ure, Romney, Watklns, some time. 0 they have seen for can 3 Oe ny Huff laat ftptember. Herman he'd Buchmlller , be said for the er, Hagen, Oswald and Jewkes were Onefmore thing 1 a lead In every round but tha eajf Diiwrji 0 snipiusrji Healy in Lynch all Ona of th upaeta of th aeaaon ocCrimson before going Into the game used menthe Crimson lineup and . ! In which Moora had a ahada, 0 L , J. eighth. Douglas handled in themselves eight weakwas great in detail and this that the Nov. 3 curred Uet Friday when tha Denver CIUCAOO. IS. Not the alnca tha 0 and ninth, which waa tvaru Blackburn Campbell in fashion the Crimson backfield. Theli Coloness, which was expected to show up most the 3 unlveralty elavan trimmed 0 W. of T. fVhaefar. lvea, palmy day Wright... 0 Corey spectacular work was the breakthe defense for the forward passes, 3 rado Artlea Ji to 14 In a conference It. Nye F. Nyc and Ploeion maatem other haa PIRATES' RECRUITS up of forward passes- Oswald also Thla game. failed to appear and the great open ing defeat iha Colorado 3 placej Contest McCann Teams 0 Halverson handled team well the Smith after Nifty Stage out teen were In there race Boulder auch Aggtca balklina Interest of tha for tha gonaggregation plays of the 0 1 Bratx was taken out of the game on account SHOW REAL GLASS Wherry . Score Monroe at no tournanipped time and again by the great and 3 falon of tha Ilocktea. billUwda, Dr. 0 certainly Rich. Shaw Eira of injuries. until tha defensive work of Swan, Gilmer, 'AnUp 3 Friday battla tha ment In recrnt ycara ha aroueed auch 0 Towr Utah players will be given a litTaylor 4 to 3 Is Agrlea had a clean alate. derson, Oswald Ure, Romney, Wat-kin- s tleThe tnterret aa la being duplayed In tha I DaVU 0 a rest few weeR for and f e'.drm has a major leagueH ball club Hlnley days this Tha Colorado Aggie and Denver coming and Smith. Big Muth . would will world champlonahlp at Chi- ever start then had uch succete with o! for Utah recruit the 2 plugging stand back at least J unlvereitjr ar tied for eecond plar In cago, atartlng November 14. yards and try who- were spectators at the . r 31 as team laat cf the did race to- complete the passes, ' which" Tiave Aggie tha Pittsburg ."Ogden Veterans '"trimmed the The with two vlctorlea one Wt:i Ja.ka and Ehaef. son. Two inflelder. Tlerr.ey seacoChampion iloppa and game Monroe today. at Hot seaona Saturday to defeat and Boalder this tie game to their er. Welker Cochran, ira C. Mornlne- Spurs a. nlD . park brought victory whUe Traynor The lineup and summary of the afternoon made Bamhardt. good. In and tuck soccer credit. 1 and RuttAn bon; but he failed to live up to form ttr (lnr(entries whll csnclllui. give every evlVr.e cf blhg a star. contest, the final score being 4 to 3. and only three passes were completed game follows: Wyoming unlveralty la next In the the American Kdouird ordiaddition Grime, who tne At th of first periods the close Colorado (0) league standinr Utah (0) throughout the game by the Silver and Horeman. the brilliant Belgian, and In ajutt like looked in nary 120, . . Peterson Vets were on the long end of a Next BaturdAy at Fort Collins ih Jloger le Gold team, as the other Crimson men Noggle Contl. the young Frenchman firat baee Ut year. Two recruit pitch-er-ata the . . score. second . in . . the . Colorado It McLean period were rushing Muth at all times. Utah Gilmer Early Aggies will tangle with Colo- compromise the Invading force. good with a vengeance, Mor. . . . . . . Evans Hot Spurs tallied two scores, tying the rado university. Should also showed a little offensive in this LeFevre . . . th Aggie lg. Without detracting on whit from risonctada whila Teiiowhor and Olatne count. i ... c .' defeat Mellett th fioulderlte th final con-t- the merits of three cuthlon and pockAnderson department and it was this work that- Britzman until lilnet yut howtd andJ Stewart. . great . . prcmli the Wilson, of Taylor dlsHurren Titley. ball rg betwaen the It within year Utah con haa and tha et Mlliacde, brought hitting generally Out cf him the . . . . tne J etars ' tance, when Gilmer were win for running. the Muth Utah Daniels rt Swan big Aggies win decide ih confrnc cded that balkilne la th hard caught a forward oo. . . . title. ners, while Blnnie. Neville, Thornton .re Jeppson p&ss from Oswald In the second period. Franklin . .. i gam of the three style to maatar. Ita best the and Clem Willard players proved Smith Ticnw W"IX miaouiu Hopkins qb Crowlry, writer of Den- tntrlcaclee ve many, especially the COLORADO STRONG ver and a formersports Oswald for the defeated team In the ftorky prennt atylo at IS. 2 Originally, bilMo.. Nov. II. Th star lhb........ COLUMBIA, Too much credit cannot be Eiven Losier . .. .. Next Saturday the Ogden regulars Mountain conference, will referee th liard was played with four baJla ana Mlaaouti Tiger at up tha ur,ruipct rbb Romney Crimson though, as Coach Witham Qulnlan Salt Well Known Wrestler to Utah-AggWatklns will meet the Hollandlas club of contest. then with three. The expert obtained fng Oklahoma ualvr:ty football had some real team on the field and Fulghum , . . . .fb. . Lake in the final game of the season oo Substitutions: such complete maaiery over Utah Ure for Os- The on the eleven today and by -toutplaying their these men tried all they had to put Comers All Meet cinched have Ogdenltes already Osof all the dop rail Oswald for other Smith that over. for wald, rtyle powerful opponents', uon straight Smith, play, and Franklin things Noggle A trio of Included a which fourteen Inch, victory. ends were great on the defense and wald, Oswald for Ure, Taufer for the- state title.is the line-u- p eight with, WASHINGTON Trip FALLS sum and a and Following Ure for wim Petertouchdown Hall cuanion Inch nicxea goa; in carom, for Smith, champion stopped up the Crimson end runs time son, Jewkes forTaufer, contest of were raary Saturday's BEFORE una the kirk CALIFORNIA game,and othergam wartried. The drop Owens'Wv4 undoing cf Watklns; Colorado and again. Captain Fulghum played Hot Spurs (3) Veterans (4) wrest in the known warriors. Hm runhtm. mastered a great game in the backfield for Alexander for Britzman, Britxman for eight Benny Goal McDonald llnr world as the -- BriUah Lion" will Drysdale and for a number of year it. 2 haa the visitors as did Willard and Quln-la- Alexander, Heckert for Franklin, H. RB Wilson McKay arrive in Ogden on the Overland lim CALIFORNIA FIELD. Berkeley. been the standard atyl of play and for ,Loaler, Alexander for BritzWillard used good Judgment in Bakovlna and BesTransylvania, LB Hampton ited from Chicago shortly alter 2 p. Cal.. Nov. 11. University of Washing- while 11.1 waa alio as a cham. man, Franklin for Heckert, Keln for Titley... now ar included In Iiu sarabia getting his plays over, but the, de- LeFevre, CHB Purdue m. tortav en rouie io nonuiuiu. y - ton was standard by the leading pro- mar.La. Lsler for Zanoni, Touhy for Hayes.... fense of the Utah "backs were too plonnhlp before helpleim RHB the Parsons unbeaten Lockhead fessionals, it never waa aa popular as ham la well known to Ogden wrest football machine much for him. The-- Utah line also Losier, H. Smith for McLean. LHB of tha University of th 11.2 game. Clough ling fans. Officiate Referee W. M. Carey; Taylor . checked anything that was sent its C Oreatoux Stewart her today and lost 72 to S in aeverai California Now It begina to look as If th of 4tl a ha did against 'Mr AndJee, f!inhim haa aDDearea way on the defense, but the Crimson Umpire, F.: A. Prince; Head linesman J. In a WTIlson OR Blnnie Pacific coast conference gam. In the section this contests in Ott mat leading profe MttnA!a have mastered and when Wll'.l Hcppe p.icka off a Romney. forwards let men sift through. Th Blue and Oold lln smothered 11.2 game, Larson past five years and Is regarded as one IR Daniels..! or at least are on th road run of as he did aeainet Petersen oo No one man on the Crimson "team Thornton of the best IL wrest- - almost every Bundodgtr Atkinson 11 begin offenalve to mastery. When normar. can run at Nw lit. to look aa If Tork, stood out over the others, as all of NevllI OL Play. The lone northern ore was a Gikersley from th break, ther waa no limit to their poaalfcJUUes tut In the game. ers gam the Utah boys were giving all they OKLAHOMA AGGIES' Time of periods. 25 minutes. month in New Tork, except from the physical straJtt f On his tour of th Hawaiian lalande mode when Wilson sent over a drop as he did had. Swan and Gilmer at tackliner Referee J. Bimpwon, Ogden. when Jake Fhaefer can make a run n taking such big run. all comers at hi kick. LOSE TO OREIGHTON Linesman B. Wilson. Clapham will, meet this" along with Hurren and Evans stopped tour last win weight, lie made up everything that went their way and Scoring:' Vets Atkinson, Daniels, ter and was successful jn every one it was Gilmer on the receiving end of Hot Larson. Blnnie, of his contests. a pass that brought the Crimson into OMAHA, Neb.. Nov. 12. Creighton Stewart; ( zzzs Purdue. sssx y hard-fougir haa rrtled Jack Harbertson team won a storing position. Utah's ends, Jepp-so- university's football ooand here Nelaon although and Oklahoma from Oaorg Agrigame Peterson, an4 Hall were down defaatad put up stuboorn aerenee uader punts and nailed their men cultural college here today, 26 to 13. men. time and again and when they did miss Creighton scored a touchdown In each against eachisofthethenoiaer oi in one within the Clapham Up. the other Crimson linesmen were period, getting the last Lonsdale belt, emblematic of the Drlt-ia- h iti position to make the tackle. Ure, final five minutes of play. He expect to champlonahlp. Oklahoma's first touchdown came Of;wald, and Taufer did the kicking A w I I to the United EHatcs early in ror the Crimson and worked well. in the first of the third period after 1922. While their kicks were not as long as the visitors punted and recoverd on oo some of the Boulder kicks, the Crim- Crighton's" twenty-yar- d line. After son safety men more than made up several line smashes Hasbrook, their this difference by their returns. right halfback took a pretty forward ANDERSON STARS pass from Weaver, quarterback, and There is one man on the Crimson i an around right end for goal. They team that deserves credit for his ahow scored their second in the first part LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov. 12. Nebraska Mng in the game. He was Jim Anderson of the last quarter when, following took a firmer grip on the Mlaaourt who went into the game to fill Cap- three downs on Creighton's four-yar- d tain Hancock's shoes and this he did line, Hasbrook carried the ball over. Valley football champlonahlp title to in a neat manner and in the best way Weaver kicked goal. 0 day when the Cornhuaker eleven de that he knew how. Anderson has been Creighton lost eighty yards on pen- feated Kanaaa by tha score of 28 to 0 working all season at the center posi- alties for holding. Heavily outwelghad. the Kanaans oo tion with the dinglings and he come a defensive fight, and ex made Women's Patriotic Society of Ja copt forgallant through for the Crimson in great fashwhich the Initial MADISON, Wla. Nov. IS. Wisconion today. lie passed well and pan is proDaoiy tne largest organ came In the secondtouchdown, minute of sin was virtually eliminated from the play backed up the line in great style- - He ization of its kind In the world. when Scherer grabbed: the ball on for the champlonahlp trio Kansas fumble, and ran forty yards of thecontending Western conference when Michacross the line. Nebraska waa com- igan today invaded Badger territory to flgrht for every Inch of gains. for the first tima since 1I0S and pelled Nebraska-excelle- d in punting and their old gridiron rivals to a the few end runs that were attempted fought tie. and. the teams were not greatly dif have kept the Thanksgiving1 will toon be Only victory could ferent In forward passing. In the last Wisconsin team tn th conference here. The season for parties unbeaten Ohio Quarter Kan waa Vsaayed an aerial howlng against th tvnd evenU hjj arrived game almost entirely but the plays 8tat and Iowa teams, Wisconsin's with few exceptions went uncom only cholc of maintaining th triple and If a haven't all the jo now is to win her laat conference pleted. tie new Fall clothe! tou need,' g It was Nebraska yet, ir, we haTe them Rt day game while the other two contenders was one of the largest loae. Nonevof th teams meet each and the crowd the tame pricei yon pay In McClaaahaa'i nill trust you ever seen on the local field. other. xnaJsus cx&h itorti. You can pay tu a Line-u- p gladlyf Yon can and summary: your Breaks in th game rave both Wisown ternn and pay ai yon Nebraska (2S) Position Kansas (0) consin and Michigan chances for eaay little each week or month This year is going to be the Electrical Xmas. ' le Swaneon (C) Black scores.' but the neceeaary punch was can spare the caih. get paid. Ccmt In and It on th crucial play. Lyman Hlgglna lacking always V look 'em orer. Everyone wants something Electrical for Xmas; Pucelik Jones (C) The second quarter afforded the lg ' Coats from $2-1.8Women Winter c scor. Cory Peterson team's scene Saunders each of tip Tbll. Come to our store and you will be surprised at d .Weldllne Badger end. retrieved a rg punt Eerqulst Stunning Fall SuiU of quality from .85 rt Weller .Davidson the Electrical of posts, at behind Michigan's goal from t variety suggestions, and Bilk Dresses from 310.85 tip m re Scherer. McDonald th opening of the period and raced A Vacuum, Washer, lighting Fixtures, Floor Bundl Fall Hats of style and charm from $4.85 to $19.85 .Wilson over for th Badger's only tally. Preaton.... qb lhb Lewellen McAdami kicked goal-The-n Tabls all are Waisti, Skirti, Fur Ccati cn credit temu. Lamp, Percolator, etc, Lamp, things O riff in rhb afterward Michigan Wright shortly Girli' Coati and Vitszzi at from 57.S5 up fb at J?7S5 up Hartley 8purgeoTt raced th ball Into Badger territory the housewife and mother want, Score by periods: and put acroea a touchdown from a 7 7 Make a small payment and we will hold them 7 Nebraaka 21 pass, Qoebel to Ilobey. 0 0 0 0 u Kansas The gam was bitterly fought. We especially feature a two-pan- U until Xmas. , Nebraska scoring: Touchdown th Michigan backfield and put on suit fcx. hoys at only Scherer, Hartley (2): Ruseell substi- both ends hospital, lut before tute for Lewellen). Goals from toucn-dow- n th gam was over. In addition to , , Swanson Duke Dunne, giant truard. ). ft . Referee Madlgsohn, Michigan; um- Captain who waa placed among the eerioualy In the aecond quarter. Teball lineshead Hedges. pire Dartmouth; Injured The Quality Electric Store. man Canithars, Illinois. was the only Wisconsin man hurt. oo Time of periods IS minutes. -- oo United State apend of .the Ave. Peopl 2457 Wash. Phone 581. Half of all the women employed enaugh money for candr and tea b In gainful occupations are school cream annually to build half a dot-- n MX Uutah - 4 oau: -0 -- Kitr. i:rtr. ma ........ r. l- f" ehr Wtrn Diaar. ..i - ni ..r3 I"n -- ! ma-forwa- rd 1 TriJ. ht Aa-rle-a I ...... .....'I mi .... Lo-ra- n man-IfMle- 1; CUE CHAMPIONS " ljk .... .... 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