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Show SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER THE OGDEN 20,-1921- T HIGH EST HIGH STANDARD-EXAMINE- R T3 EASILYTRIM LOG ANG RlBDERS i UMTS tffl MGGIES EAGER LEOPARDS N 1921 ALL DISPLAY CLASS TO TAKE FINAL AL SELECTI IN ANNUAL TILT LEAGUE BATTLE Loganit&s Have Chance to Slow flThomas of Ogden and Hinck ley of Weber Are Awarded Positions From Ogden Division; Love of Davis Utah Aggies o Colo-d- it Vluf"V" W. a . . .. "XT' t 2 2 2 I- 0 - By TOMMY 1TTT P ATTU CK ret. T. . . 8prelar I)tpatch 1.000 0 Backs Reserves Finish the Battle ROCKY MOtrNTAIN CONFTTnEN CI1. Htandlnc of tfx Tnam. . Field Slows Down to Some Extent; Win Undisputed Eight to Grid Title Wins Wing Honor; Francis Meyer of East High Named Captain of Team; Ten Selections Received By the Standard-Examine- r -- II. The East SALT LAKE. Nov. 0 0 1 i.eoo 1 1 1 ''Iii.won the 2 1 Utah state high school chanv on Curnmlnts field this after plonshlp x Position the Lgan High' noon, defeating 1 0 4 Player 30 to 0. In & game that was school. 2 3 1 . . . . . Left End DaTU Love .V marked by hard playing and fast work 4 0 1 : . . . .I3f t Tackle both teams. Although the snow Gibbons . . by 1 0 0 mas taken from the field, the players V. . East ; . . . Left Guar4 Ryan . . both teams were cot sure of thalr ion . Weber Saturday's Tlrtmlt, ..Center . . .v-- . .TJ. . PA ifooting and this resulted In men being Hinckley ... , . . Colorado university 11, Colorado thrown for losses time and again. . . . ; . : Eight GuardT: ".V West v. Mork'. j . . 0. The big Ited and U!ack line played East . . ; . . Eight Tackle Van Cott . . . . . a wonderful defensive game, but the Thursday's frleJul. East . .Right End Iogan beys were able to stop tip ths Beatie . . . . . . . . . . . vs. Bait ItM and lilack plays better than any at Lake. Utah Utah Argles Thomas . . . .. Ogden .Quarterback vs. CoIosjuIo Mines at Den- - other aggregation that has met ths Colorado ' A East j Kart Flders this season. ; The Leopards Vtr. .Left Halfback P. Meyer (C) vsL at football all times and Wtomtnc tst Mnntim at.pUyed . . ... West Williams . , .Eight Halfback . .. watched carefully for the breaks of Laramie. .Fullback . . .... Logan' the game, which finally came their ,Nibley a have way. The Red and Black players The Utah Aggie gridders chance to keep their slate clean In the wvre on top of the ball all ths tiros many fumbles, which r Rocky mountain conference football and recovered t, wnnr.v. flying colors. He received six votes In to score. They them next race put position Tfcufadayand thereby grab also while Meyer registered four. O YD THOMAS, sensational Quarpaases several long completed th confrreaee gonfalon providing Thomas proved a sensation In every terback of the Ogden high schooln times ih In and were put game Devils Uta Red the the during dsfeat they JOHNNY BCFT AND HIS FAVORITE HANGOUT. ENGINE HOUSE NO. 2 AT JERSEY CITY game of the year. Considering the in distance time and again, during the present gridiron Colevado Tigers 'clash. corlng annual unlreralty but the work that the Tigers were a losing team and Fred Hinckley, classy center fact line held the of Colorado Logan at trimmed fast the Aggies BY much BOB DORMAX would a honwill Duff looks like fellow who of in many the games played, the prefer Johnny sitting gridders of the Weber Normal college on three different them 10 to 0. and Collins Port Saturday. or won by the star is all the more reJERSEY CITY. N. J. When a boxer in the dingy old fire station nar his never suffer from Inflation of the each win places on the 1921 Standard-Examintha Leopards hd only a few moved up step In ths percentage when lie dors things today Just as column. markable. Had he been on & team of becomes champion of his class, it la home and talk it over with the head. mythical eleven. Thomas feet to go for touchdowns, clash the with Colorado H a he did when They preliminary boy. once Mines at Denver '' won out after a close race with Babe the caliber of the Bait high he would the tn next laddies have been their The fire STRONG Dnnrfsn the that a Saturday of Impression "boys." lot who admits general his laurels have simply "burnt", 'em up. people Meyer of the East high for him by are now trying to final game of the season. The Boul wss directly The CLASSY BACK FIELD. "Bright Lights have gained another his pals as far hack as he can re- paused Leopard while Hinckley was the unanimous cop this gam with the result of scoring make a funs over him. It Is becauss dsr eleven should keen football their F. Meyer and Dick Williams of the devotee. Most champions fall for the member. choice of all of the coaches and semy titles, not me. reasons Johnny. joints to spare as the Miners have cne knowledge and their strong dsfne. Prosperity has Insmiled on Johnny of Ills who submitted teams. Final East and West highs respectively win old stuff. the weakest teams In the confer- They scored a safety, when Tauftr Success the roped arena, would naturally suppose that Buff. greatest diversion is playing of lection of all of the men chosen was the halfback positions. Howells of a 'One ence. no Is His in two him. has titles would however, way changed blocked a kick back cf Logan's goal pinochle. greatest dissipation champion holding made after the total votes had been C1TAXCK8 BRIGHT. I counted, the men receiving the, most have a perfect right to step twice as Although he possessts more money fishing for crabs, minus the strong line and a touchdown, when Van Cott The Utatt Aggies to ksp' a clean got through No so with than he once believed was In the bait. It you are looking- for Johnny fast. Buff, and blocked a punt and Johnny votes being awarded the honors. a ' and to must the slate title clear If his home. Uuff. not first he rtfht sticks still of United Stares holder on the and there. bantam try fell The It. won treasury, other three touchflyweight men who of the Few honors. Broadway holds ".no attrac- to the neighborhood- where he was It Is a certainty you will find him at defeat the Crimson. Coach Lowell downs were mads bv the Meyers twins. 1920 interscholastic i honors on the Farmers Is working to Both made two and Francis put oter , Roroney of raised. tions for him. Engine House Number 2. .team repeated during the past season tU end his mn to romp one counter. Drop kicks were tried and expects won ifikeen of the Ogden high school If the Farmers by Darmer and Crowthsra. but thee bacon. with home the f rebut in honors 1920, fullback the are be the cham- failed to cross the bars, Gibbons. will successful they 1921 on one vote the ceived but an of honor the which has Crowlherst Carlisle and Turner played loop, pions center of Johnson, won never before been Utah by ball for the Logan team. Ithe West high school also lost his " f In mi' in.l-i- , FOOTBALL eleven. In 117 the Agr1 came near good was good and ealy Crowther"s laurels of last season. Johnson, how- RESULTSj winning the title when they tied with the failure kicking his forward men was of ever, played in but few games during West high and Roberts of East high th Colorado Aggie. Utah also tied responsible for the blocking ef the he past campaign. Kjjmp or Ji.ast also received votes for these positions. for the honors on one occasion. two kicks from behind his llna. in a choice Ihlgh, for, guard position Williams On the other hand If the Utah glad- - Otbbons and Turner and goal twinklers and Meyer proved Mork and for their Carlisle, the 1920 list also lost out. teams. They were At Fort Collins University of Colo Ictora are successful In their coming played a great defensive game for tha Williams of West high-we- re the only terrors onrespective and line speed plunging 10: Colorado Btat Agricultural game and the Aggies are defeated the Uriulieis, but the Leopards smothered rado. men to win honors for a second time. merchants on end runs and field Utah eleven will tie wrih Colorado for them, whin Logan had the baiL 0. open college. MEYER AS CAPTAIX. coma make would the title. Colorado will play one Clarke at center for the Lor an aggre play. fHan-fcrThey speedy At Stanford California. 4J; Francis; Meyer of the East high Is bination for any team in the country. mors game for the season than either gation played a great game. This 7. the choice for captain of the mythiot Utah teams, which will Skeen the of Logan Ogden, Nlbley.of youngster has the making of a futcre At Bait Lake Hast Side High them the top position In caae the gle cal machine. Meyer is regarded as and Howells of West high were men Agstar and he went into ths game yesfield one of the best interscholastic school. 20; Logan High school. 0. tioned for the ' fullback position with-gies lose, in tb opinion of some of terday and did all of his passing with e selection his state and in the Fifty-fivgenerals At 8pokane, Wash. one hand, the other being out ef comUniversity of the fans. Logan athlete winning out. , f ov the captaincy of the team should the COWBOYS TO n.vTTLn. 0. . LoGontag-aon was Idaho, 6; best bet susthe the mission on account of an Nlbley was of Thomas Ogden prove popular. Montana Btate and the Wyoming tained In. practice last wesk.Injury At Cedar Rapids. Iowa Coe, 21; gan team in the backfleld during the season and proved mighty powerful in Cowboys will meet In the only other Cornell. 7. IO.sr. GROUND ON WET PIKLD . . i next Thors4ay- , conference game he in took His which every game part. Multnomah ' Portland ' At. . Or. ........ .work f Darrcer. Smith, Robr y . 4 Tht cope sheet In ail sert!ons of the ertThs Athletic club, 11;- Ninth country i. and the Meyers beys in carrying " been down turned has nd Amateur CAllURIDGE, Mass.," Nor. 1. (By stabbing; through for lonr upside corps, 7. In all sections and the Utah followers the Vail for 'hs Leopards was good, anon Jm ; Tiny, carnea Army lor the Associated Press.) A' Crimson (Jordan Ore. At AgriculOregon Eujrene, are w thst the Colorado Miners but the. wet field caused them to lose the annual Tils-Ha- rvictory rnw rn'snw rnw'",v r an.t I nunin m tural 0.college. 0: University of'Ore- - will hoping Instill enough ppvr to trounce aground at times, "Hippo Ryan played vard gram today. The acore was 10 FMbatitut in'thn great gams for the 'ZJccpards at h.irkfieid. iKon. the Bouldertte in .order that ths un ruard and ths work of Deattie. Ithen blossomed into a Crimson ramb- - At Albuquerque. N. M. University disputed title may remain at horns. tn'S Arlxona, 2i; University of New Utah and the Aggie will no doubt Taufer, Roraney and Williams was a, ru" ot yards after of It was a last period victory in which' ln 8tar,,wlllr 0. Mexico Yale battle lowed bsfor the largest crowd in the good. forward T.v.tlnK pass a touchdown by Owen, a by liuell lnterf Near ths end of the - game both Arilutte. Mont, Montana Mines, 0; history of lh game in Utah. It Is as rressea lorwara also mentioned for this honors land a Koal from. the field by Owen,! 2 " iiearn. Montana 0. wcnM ni n a.numper or reserves Wesleyan. tlmated that 14.009 will be in attend- 10 yards more In another Harvard ef- East highi with four players on' the gave the team of Captain Kane points N. Nsw At J. Brunswick, ance. get iprnenc sna at tne end or tne Rutgers w'n 17,. West wh?w 17ard ,lnf which surpassed the three gained by t,ort,: eleven, leads all of the opposing teams. fom 7. la who started game, Virgin Blu only two Leopards 00cordon woke the and fhrmiffh through nf Bn.i fipM vaio h. rantin iThe.1921 interscholastic champions obenTleld "running and wo"rii on d line-u- p. wer the New in th At York Dart game 14, over to rushed Syracuse have the his goal only 'had several other, men in togs also fens were big features of the play ln;Aldrlch. kicked in the riret quarter, Despite- the cold and wet weather, a touchdown recalled because of hold-In- mouth 7. TRIUAIPH UNEXPECTED the' Cache division. that came near to. landings At R. I. Brown crowd turned out to the 7, large in the line. Harvard Ivldence, The Harvard triumph was unexpect With the mythical eleven named the 0. and teams ths two game piaye-- a htf h Yale When on suc failed to iraln the are season a ed each cla-sLogan high and West high "dop.est'ers' may now discuss the situgenerally coming after; article of sil fcr Interscholastic At Chicago Wlncon sin 0. Chicago S. rushing attacks she kicked. awarded two men on the selection. ation pro and con. In selecting1 the of uncertainty for thr Crimson eleven ceeding teams. Mlc , an Ann At Mich, Arbor, II. big "OTO!r-of prevtouaiy Unbroken success "u '1fvru Ogdn high, Weber Normal and Davis aggregation on a voting system the and 0. Minnesota this battle, the East uwen By 10 winning I1CIQ lila lnal lor an hv tinnrecedented posuion pui Yal. leach re Standard-Examin' r high in the Ogden division gave every player clinch the honors for Columbus. Illinois 7, Ohio State J At from Leopards line. again the goal . tie ', the the one in: among standing ceive in the state a chance to land honors. triple representative, 42-0. Utah and Btats the -7 High School Ath Summary: ov. Princeton,' the winner 'big thre SOUTH FAILS, i , oo letic SJBOclatlon Is trying to bring the At Boston Boston college 16, Yal er Harvard tamers of the (10). Yale, with (3). the Harvard, Tiger, Every division in the state winners of the Colorado title here on 14. Jiacomber, . . . 9. ,.le Harvard th"Tlctor over .Yale. Hulman Georgetown I1U exception of the Southern division is December S for ths final rams for the At NorthIowa 14. Evanston, Thla fortteihv Into western 0. game Kane (c) represented in the selection. ,In eleven Rocky Mountain title-- Nothing defiwas played in he "Harvard stadium lirown. Ig .. . . . .Crutkshank selections submitted the southern dinite has been done with this, how At Iowa la. IS. Ames, . college . .. . c before a crowd ofalmost 55.000.- At' Clark. ."; Landls Ames J. Stanford Bowl Dedicated By ever, vision failed to receive a single repre as the races has not been dec. led . . . . , Hubbard close Harvard the adherents rg . poured t Guernsey In sentative in the voting. ; Colorado. DaAt 0. Omaha South Before California Crelghton Into the gridiron for a peibration. rt ;. Dlller Victory Tlerney Salt Lake division with six repre s on The gam todsv of the , . . . Pturm kota State 7. re . . With Yale leading 3 to 0 tije game Crocker Crowd Great cleanest sentatives leads the division selections, been has that At this Ind. ta Indiana played Bloomington, t, . on Buell .". Bu ell's turned in the third period ...O'HeArn Turdue 0. qb son and ras free from any .while the Ogden division with three rtr .. In most Fltta feat Ihb Aldrich running lands second honors. Cache division At Manhattan. Kan. Kansas Aggie penalties on elth team. t Yale" team, a' punt which he Owen. . rhb ... Mallory Nov. Califs STAXFORD. If. 14. 7. with two is third. Oklahoma HOW Tin . fb . . XLAVKD . . .Jordan at mldfield- Ills dash covered Coburn caught football team dediunbeaten a roll Wabash 22, Indian At Love, of Davis, won the left end poline-u37 yards, carrying the ball to Yale's p Score The by toand periods: nsw summary: here stadium cated Stanford's sition over Taufer of East high and 0: Butler 21, Franklin 0. 0 0 0 1010 line. Harvard Kast High 10). Lofsn (01. By LUTHER A. HUSTON lbs Cardinal varday by defeating Gwllllam of Granite.' Love received vi vy. 2 .. centre, adixjuLsnue, 0 Yale Buell the fourth 0 college 0 . . . , . .Cro-tber- t I.e. News Taufer Opening period I 7 Service) (International 41 to before fcix votes, Taufer. three and Gwllllam approximately 0. sity NNashlncton and ! Harvard scoring: Touchdown, Owen. I. t CHICAGO. Nov. 19. Final whistles, vanced eight yards through a delayed .Gibbons people, probably the larget crowd Van Cott. At LewUburr. Pa. Bucknell i2. 'V L g. . . blown on five frosty, gridirons. Bound forward pass. A burst against the Goal from touchdown, Buell; goal .Carlisle Ryan an . assembled ever at v Intercollegiate Catro 7. ttiquehanna ed taps this afternoon on the most Blue line lacked inches of first down. from field. Owen. Clarke cuntest th in At O, 7. Oberlin. Oberlln Western Yale scoring: Goal from field. Aid-ric. r. g. . successful football season In the his Owen gathered strength for another TTTLTi. Kump. GRAB BIHRS Ursdy Reserve 0. the down r. I. , tory of the Big Ten conference. Uni- assault and carried not only Turner Gillespie., Pa California ths ' The gave victory At Pa. Bethlehem, LaFayttte 21. cific coast conference championship Hesttie Referee: R. W. Maxwell, Swarth-inor. . . , .l larrerts r. versity of Iowa won the conference but the goal, plunging over the Yale .. r. b. umpire, Tom Thorp, Columbia; Meyers Lewis championship. lr tw1c and made j. their At I'ittsburg CamegU Tsch. 21. iuff!on YALE ATTliirTS RALLY ' field Judge. W. J. Crowell. Swsrth-raor1. h. r. Scores of today s final games were: It, 1121 an Mejers.. and unbrok192$ Hat.n record for 0 Yale on an Impulsive attack on O. N. Bankhart, Maryland head linesman. t. b. Roberts. . . . Iowa, 14; Northwestern, - 0. Aaras At MtdJletown, Conn. Wesleyan , en string cf Victoria. Aldrlch and O'Hearn the next kick-of- f, Dartmouth. r. h. b. . . Uauth Darmer Illinois, 7; Ohio State, 0.Stan the odds, . Playing big against 40. iniajns If To .xhdowns, R. .""' Chicago, i; Wisconsin. O.i Flooring: Kan men put up what was At Clinton,. N. Hamilton 7, ford 'varsity , 5, T. Meyer, Van Co:t. Goals Michigan, Sii Minnesota, 0. Meyers as of ths ths game tHcritel bet 0. union , MICHIGAH SMASHES Indiana, 3; Purdue; 0. t. Darmer. were unable to block after touchdown. one. The Davis county youth played At Manchester, N. 1L Holy Cross year, but they is Co in There tonicht heartache, CJfflcUTs; Jeers. Referee. Safety. California offensive. the 7. powerful New brilliant ball during the season and lumbus, Oh6T where . Jack Wllce's MINNESOTA DEFENSE Haraptihlrs If. Ashton; umpire, center bucks snd hril nupatrick; a tower of strength on both husky Scarlet and At Bi'.timore Johns- Hopkins 17, tkularly proved linesman. Warner. Gray eleven was Morrison Nlsbet. and by offensive and defensive play. He was beaten u J. Jones Illinois. The victory of the co k California's famed forward pas one of the main springs in the work- Illinois by At Swartbraore-- Swarthmore S5, ANN ARBOR. Mich., Nov. 19. Apwas team on the a single was upset not effective against Jiaverxord o ings of the Kaysville eleven! proximately 40,000 persona today saw ' today's card. Stanford as It was against teams the over 38 Csmeile 21, Minnesota, Mary Michigan BEATIE EASILY WINS. triumph . NABS WILD PASS Bears pUyed earlier In the season. i. to 0, in the closing game of the Westi land 0. Beatie of East high had flttle trouble Brtck" Mutler. the Bear time Three 20. Ohio, had At Gettysburg, Pa, Gettysburg 21, champion of II ern conference season. The game was In landing the other wing selection. He from: her toassd end. for aiar 0 attsmptsd paa KOunt St. on Michigan, Chicago. a path in mud. Mary was th unanimous choice. This Purdue and Minnesota. Illinois had played and to between i0 but ver' v yards, At Amherst, Ma. Msjachatta rn failed, two of tbem being blocked started after their youngster has been one of the strong- failed to win a conference game in but the Wolverines college 14. Tuft C. opponents with a rush and the result Northwestern Makes Valiant Agricultural est features in the defensive and of- four starts. Stanford Quarter- At New Tork New Tork university by Fnlaoderoann, was never in doubt. Michigan scored fensive play listed by the Leopards. Buckeyes felt that they were )n each quarter. - , , Stand; Water One Foot 7.tUc). Trinity college or North CaroUna 7 Itck. PLUNGOt ICK1 G. He Is' equally strong on bdth branches onThe the verge of another champion ' of the game and without doubt the , Ths Bear maeAine. on th offen . GO Deep on Field beBt Interscholastic end in the state. ship. sive, kept tls pWiy In Btanford's ter- In the second of today's IDAHO RECOVERS Van Cott of East high and Gibbons game, Don Peden, period' Illinois lilory during all boi about flvs mincrack " O, Nor. if. COUmt'F, of Logan win out in the fight for halfback, . hurled atheforward EVANSTON. III., Nov. li The Unl T.KTtTKT. IK LEAD OF .V, FUMBLE AND "WINS of ths rarrfv tte to to earth-thtor pass nf ilaiM tackle positions. Mork of Westhlgh Sabo. an end. The ball hit Sabo on versny-oIowa footnall eleven today ,hf Hta'.e to Calm a lor MIDWEST We4ern the BOWLERS (Ohi received one vote for a tackle position, his helmet-covere- d d luck of a plunger of t.e NUbet plowed its way through a head and bounced but "won out in the race for one of the Into the outstretched field to the' Western conference title Morrison type a J was ut:b' to rr.ske defeatfi ty eTery confervnes team arms of Alune SPOKANE, Wash.. Nov. li.The and ot the middle west substantial gains through tk ttty had met this 'season. racd off guard positions. Van Colt, anci GibH Walquist of Illinois. .Walqulst ran 15 University of Idaho football team deany championship. Nov. DE3 IC la.. MOfNES, bons rank as the top notchers in the yards for a touchdown and Sabo feated Gonrasa university, to 0, here also, by14 defeating .Northwestern uni- Lemke of ICansa City Jed theIt. field line. the victors by a cf T to f. to 0. whll Illinois was elim in the slrglfs at Lhs opening state in their respective positions. Both booted the goal.' Ohio fought desper this .'afternoon 4n a game played on a versity was Ths feat before a cf accomplished todsy e whales on offensive play .and are ately in the last half to tie the score snow covered Middle-Wefield in t near,, sero inating Ohio Btatc from the race. hemt coming crowd of more tha 21.- the Bowlfr.g aocUtlon ' : cco. or, win, but Illinois played safe and wtather. ' Despite Iowa's victory. Northwrtem tournament with a total - or o' of 4 7 , PURDUE BEATEN BY regular - Gibraltars on defensean white. W. Kichter and J. I'rbJey, also Ryan- of East high and Mork Y of foiled the Buckeyes. It was Captain Larry Wal-Bls- t, Its touchdown - when made' determined stand made Idaho playIKDIAIfA KICK eleven It mid-uiWest" high land the guard- position?. which had , been e TITLES DECIDED his last gams f orchis alma mater, DRQP wero leaders In ths Vohs recovered a tumble In the o' Kr'Aui prKllctrd ing City, t team'v-hawould a Iowa achieved .the first champion who did for his triumph by score . of from 30 Ryan is considered the peer of 'cm all event with a total cor o of the field and raced down a clear previously In his position, while Mork is also a ship it ever has won in the Big Ten field for a score. The game developed to 4 to had nothing. 1131. regarded as ths most rsmots ' M P. A N. Nov. LOO INGTO Ind.. to 14 If, when it trounced Northwestern, of the first order. These two . The champion Idwans were held pc stability. 1U had or.ly touched a into a punting duel. Other leaders in th singles were; player 0.i :The only surprise about this was Kyle of In- forward men are strong in all department. ."tcoreless In the third and fourth perof Kansas City, second, drop kick by Fullback J. pass tossed to him by Psdea. Pcbley his team a diana gave the score, was not larger. Iowa university as ths ball pasaed. HINCKLEY UNANIMOUS. tbat iods. and shoved over a touchdown in with a worn of 517; A. but turned third, Purdu In the annual and seeing quickly In the first half. demon fullback "of the Maroons. earn of the firt two quarters. bound it the chest IlUdebrand. Kn. City, 611, victory ovrr between J. Hinckley of Weber was unanimously made all of Its points 1 ths 'O Hoosier of Captain Myers of from today The muddr field 'With uatrr-ths chosen for the center position." iThe largely, through fierce line plunges by 'bucked his way to within lb yards ofand J. Talbot. Kansas City. Mf. fAt Ruckeyes. Members of ths Rig Ten.' Kyle's kick Locke and Clever, end runs and for the Badger-goaThere" Milton "Rom- deep In some C!afr. made it lmM. It a r. t plunfed 2& yards for OO t s Purple warrior is the first Weber ite to ward rams lit ths last period of a hard-- f matched passes by Audrey. Devine. the first tcsfhdown Illinois had scorney called his million doltar toe into ibie for, tho players to get a foothold land an position and one 'of In the last ; half Northwestern action and booted the place kick that'and both elevens resorted to dDfrat. NEW YORK RUNNERS cvr.fer ence team, 5abo might contest. It was mads pfvasl bis ed aralnit the two men cMosen on- the entie braced a Purdue kicked goaU won held Iowa conflict. and scoreless. the zorwara up through his recovery of The team unanimously. Beatie is the other The season .attempts,-mud passing d BROWN JUG PAKSK8 record of the Hawkeye inNot content with what hi leader lln. WIN DISTANCE RACE fumble -nPurdu's proved too great a handicap and few .7gent.' st of the heav'es were taunch-eMinneeven cludes 00 Its victories, had done. Ft tins ma a. diminutive Iloveje Illinois, Michigan surprised succeasf ul, Hinckley's passing was superb in ev sota, Purdue,. Indiana and Northwest -linois quarterback in tbs third period The best came in the first fsur " supporters by,walloping Minnesota ery game during the season. In the score. As a result of the, minutes, andrafbrought th 'ILiwkeyrs Before engaging any- other' Big by a and a..racedn . (a I a yards to Nov. It. FU nimble UTAH2T WITH CHICAGO caught a punt riTTSBUltO, contest against the Box Elder high ern.' .Asu , the Hawkey es- triumphed victory the little brown Jug. which Tenteam carscore. New flrat runners their from footed York After wnrkinir the rare he displayed ability at breaking over the powerful Notre Dame eleven. the prized trophy of all Minnesota- - ball down to the Purpl"' line ried off first honoris hrra today in the up plays. Later in the Ogden game iOhloIs second mate. a for .Devineand tied for in the shot games Michigan years. 'Chicago to wr.lor A. A. I, national country cham-- I Aubrey prefty he broke through the line, time ajrd place, each with four victories and jia. - his or anme The Illinois touchdown cam aft.ia over run wolverines who lor Uociired shortened ulenn. Drothfr, possession hld lnhipof about five miles through CII1CAGO. Nov. It. A drop kick, they 'for again and threw'.. the Tiger backs one defeat. ' Wisconsin follows with other 12 months. bad Urn outplaye-- l durlnr tha 20 .yards 'to sl' touchdown. rnurnc ' through ' losses. .' t one tie game with three Is a success" in .In the second pertcwi, Jini plunginc .'"r.i.or.ly I'ark. New Tork A. C. fin- booted between the Wisconsin season football victories, j early portion cf the- gamt and Ohio goal Any, Hinckleys ability to follow the ball and one defeat, . . Indiana when the Ilooslers beat Purdue, by Locke fullj ack. combined with clev- ished flrit with a point srore of 40: posts by Milton Rem. ney. Chlrsro s ' hsd twice ad vsr.cd the ball to withla also stamps him as one of the- best Michigan " ROMNEY KICKS so there Is Joy In Bloomington er interference by Glenn Devine for I ltthurg 'A. A aeefsnd.. with a S7 sophomore quartf rba-gGOAL of Fait Lke,jl5 yar .s or the g'-rnly to b turn-surf- d bets in the state. . v. Chicago, and Wisconsin ' a tonight.' his bmth?r AulTfy's end rum, brought More,-nP:e Uuckej-a the for ed itxtr tark, irewver, Maroon, played victory Carnegie Tech, third with mm Although Floyd Thomas of the fierce "game at Stagg field in which cro-dbeen lln had an ball to Northwr.sif ra'a thrre-yarIn th of brilliant the Ohi& conqueror Nebraska, matched, evenly Pittsburg, today Tigers had a battle with Babe Meyer neither team could score during the won the championship of '.the Mis- line nnd Locke lune.l through for an- titKdjtar Thompson Ftel and Ilome-s- t display of Vitm conference footbatL j gol offenslvs seemed to Ices fore and for the quarterback position he man ilrst three quarters. .. souri valley when it defeated Iowa other ..touchdown. A. Define kicked d tel finished fourth and fifth Mere- than 2 Z.i 0 0 people watched thecever ataln did the Pucksyes threateu aged to. come out of the conflict with. V In ,the final period, Thomas, the Btate at Ames. 3 5 to 0. both goals. lacrtous:y to sccr. auma, iaiiJ;tirt.ly. ALL-STAT- r; SCHOLASTIC TEAM FOE 1921 E " ' : . . fffi Denver "IT . . . Colorado Aggies Colorado College Wyoming "U . . Colorado Mines Montana State . .0 ............... .... ...... .-- .500 .200 .710 .200 .000 , .... ........... ......... ...... ...... Zj ..... P1 j sea-wo- er . offi-cia- ls I - All-Sta- te ' " . on. BUE LL'S DASH OM PUNT LEADS all-sta- te i m I TO SCORES FINAL QUARTER ! d, -- l Unprecedented Triple Tie in Standings of Big. Three Results; Thousand Persons See Contest . . - ' . ' . .. , rl -- - - m-rk- ad i . itAs-tfar- d - I g-o- mis j ! 1 -- , - tr all-sta- te EARS TROUKCI . d te a . p ed er I CARDINALS, ' BIGTEHS ....... Je-Harv- - - i . TOLDMEF back,-throu- ght ......... of-th- e - " i 12-ya- rd It...... ...... ....... 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