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Show PAGE FOUR PROVO EVENING EEEALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19,1928. CLASHES WITH WESTERN STATE SATURDAY Invading B. Y. U. Team Is Favored Kew Faces Seen In Coach Ott Romney's Starting Lineup; Western State Passing Threat Is Chief "Y" Worry 7 GRANITEJW : Panthers Find Difficulty With Farmers; Christensen, Noble Star . -' i'kr i : worrleA-wHh-their ' .- ; !,,.", Hi 3 m ' 4 1 .j " . -- j ' 1 ' i' h , -- i t ;l ' '' p- Ul-so- p Other-conferenc- e ARMY, HARVARD . TEATiIS TANGLE Colorado "IT at Boulder. Cadets Face Real little When comfortable chairs. They Meet Crimson Eleven C I' Satnrday NEW YORK. Oct 19 (UP) The Army powerful football squad, probably the best In the east went to Cambridge, Mas., Thursday, for a final workout in preparation for Saturday game against Harvard. Crimson In Big Game It 1 strange to find the Crimson, after so many seasons of disappointment figuring as a participant In the major gridiron engage, ment of any given week, yet uch 1' the case. ', Harvard represents a real test of West Point's strength, and upon the showing" of the Cadet tomorrow depend their chance of recognition as one of the year' leading r"" " ".' leven. The Army ha not met Harvard at football for 1ft year. The Caof wiping det have high hope out the memories of successive defeat! dating back to 1895. In all -- the years that West Point and Har vard met on the gridiron, the Cadets won not a singly game. . This year, things are different JHeed Coach "Biff Jones has one of the strongest of modern army team .moving on Cambridge ' to, HI -- day, f- Harvard ha Improved over the past two seasons, but still Jacks the power and football, brains of the ' . Cadets.- Since their break with the Navy, football authorities at West Point have been at "pains to develop' the best possible team, In order .that he disparagement betwen the gridiron strength of the service acedemles mlghtfe accepted generally as the real reason for lhe severance of inieuc reiauons. Harvard Once Victorious Harvard and the Army were regular football rivals from 1895 to 1910, but In that period the Crimson al ways was victorious. - Jones Is taking to Cambridge strong and veteran line, except for the end, and a backfield which Includes Cagle, Murrell, Hutchinson and Nave. Harvard has shown versatility, and power this season, but an Army victory is anticipated. The Crimson has not been scored on this season.' a situation which most Jlkely may be remedied on Saturday. Coach Arnold Horween, after two disappointing seasons, . has a worthwhile team at Cambridge, however, and anything resembling a standoff will go down the records as a moral vlc-" upon tory" for Harvard. . . - LAZZERI LEAVES HOSPITAL NEW YORK, Oct 19 ttJP)-- . Tony Lazzerl, who played through the last eight week of the American league season and the world's aerie with two torn ligaments In his right shoulder, will leave St Vincent' hospital In two or three day. . He expect to depart for his California horns by Sunday. ' well a violations ' ",' 1 iiL il i - i1 FIGHTS SCHOOL EDICT DENVER. The Colorado Supreme court has been asked to decide whether a pupil can be forced to wear clothing specified by school - 8. Julian- - Lamme authoritieshas appealed decision upholding the Hyerfano county school committee's edict for unU form clothing In the schools. SHEEP KEEP BABE ST. CLAIRSVHXE,. O. Not all f lost children are kidnapped. After Billy CoeL 2, had been missing two dayaJxe.luiiieiljwithj..flockpf hMD. tan miles from his father's farm at Warnock. A posse of farmer and sheriffs deputies found him happily strolling along wan It ma apwolly companions. Billy, peared, had avoided complications as a result of his exposure to the elemenU by turning In with the sheep when pightame. . THREE DAYS 50 YEARS ' NEW ORLEANS,. La., Oct 19 XUP) Fifty years ago Marie Fell-ci19, told by physicians she had but 3 day to live because of the ' ' Babe Ruth, keeping up hi ravages of dread yellow fever, married E. B. Peyronin so the young "tradition, visited a crippled boy man could be with her to the end. In a St Louis hospital. They " . Recently, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Pey. probably had a good time talk-ronln celebrated their golden wedIng over their troubles. . r ding anniversary, the diagnosis thousand ounce of having been somewhat erroneous. Twenty-fou- r New In opium was seized on a ship York the other day. Probably what "BadTweather last year had a disthe world series baseball experts astrous effect on the number of visitors to Kew Gardens, London. have been smoking. " The decrease, compared with 1926, 'New'JlO.OOO.blll wllr'bear the was 84,459, the highest attendance picture of Salmon P. Chase. That's being 60,0146 on Easter Monday, and the lowest on November 28. one way to attain obscurity. . e, . "Y" Dedication Game October Dedication Game Start 1:15 p. m. 17. caps-and-oth- er I rwwwss pjJBPVtSSr jf eMtaji. I ita Here Is McLaln, the big fullback at Iowa, who formerly played with the Haskell Indians and who is the big cog-I- n the Iowa offense this year. Coach Ingwersen hai "arranged his attack around this star and hopes to be on the top of the Big Ten championship scramble when the season , ends. i McLain, If he Ijveg p to dope, should rank as one of jjgreat backs of the year. mi -- - -- rrp-cnf- This Date in Our; fAmericair History OCTOBER 19 SUES IN "MOB" DEATH 1492 Columbus discovered the CLEVELAND. Island of Isabella. John .Bednar filed suit here recentjyj;Qr $5000 1630 First general court Jn America held In BostonriOO freedamage In the death of his son, aa l"n"cent bystander, who was killed men In the colony. . during a gun battle between police 1635 Roger Williams banished and three bandits. He charged the from Mamachunetts. Cuyahoga ' county commissioners 1781 Lord Cornwallls surrendered wun responsibility lor the young 7247 British troops at York-towman's death because he was killed virtually ending the n, "during an unlawful uprising." War of Independence. Mrs. O'Goofty was out for a drive recently and the O'Goofty limousine was struck by another at an Inter section. Mrs. O'Goofty didn't both er to take the man's number be cause his name was on the back of me maenmo Ai smith. - Prohibition Commissioner Dorm told the barbers the other day that since' men cannot spend money legally for liquor they buy more haircuts, facials, shave and manicure. There's a cue for you; If you're thlrsty-follo- at the - man - with the w- beard. -- - ' , the, race IracJt yesterday He took a huncH -- Ah I H I shot-b- y from .the recent world seirie and holdup man the other day. He is bet on all the horse that limped. satd to have told th robber that KILLS WITH SCYTHE the'. only thing he had to give was ROME. Canon Saponarl appear- Next fall, we understand, tt his ed before the Barl Tribunal here farm, will be to Commissuggested charged with murdering his father sioner Landis that the Yanks The battle Fits and Corbett with a scythe. Police testified that choose up sldee and provide the he cut off his father' head when fought in 1897 .was repeated over customers with a few baseball man refused to the the radio the other night O'Goofty mulaUlmWIuUgrant demand for jnoneyThe ac- - garnest. 0'GiMfty cleaned up ' Si- -., &?tS&&r- - Freshmen were advised by "a pro fessor in an eastern university to get plenty of weep, wnat most classrooms .'need, however, is more I a . - n, avoid accident of the law. . ' ' great-ballr-and-- -- . According to J. Arthur. Mfleham, state game and fish commissioner, the Cove Mountain and the Beaver section will be jammed with hunt their efforts last year were more er. Reports from bis warden optimistic this time In view of the dlcate that those sections will ber rr""? r favorable Indications pointing to a filled to capacltyr . By special order of the state devery successful season.' Snow Shpuld Help Hunter partment en open season on bull Snows reported on all the moun elk has been proclaimed in the tain ranges, north of the Straw Cache, Mt Nebo division of the should be a Uintah and Mantl national . forests. berry county, which favorable Indication--for-some- good Permission aad a license for the shooting. Recent storms have also shooting of elk must -be obtained i softened up the gruond through the fron the department southern part of the stater . Hunters have, been warned to ob serve the law requiring the wearing of red eenspteuous clothing. Accidents in times past when careless hunters have taken a pot stioi at moving object, resulting in the shooting of other hunters, Is responsible for thl leg . . islation. The season. this year- Is eleven days, opening October 20 and run ning to October 30, inclusive. Only male deer with- - horn five inches or more in length may- be killed. Commissioner Mecham urges hunters to see the horn on the animals before shooting in order to . ive-eve- rel 1 Deer hunters of Provo and vicinity are already on their way today for the distant hills In the hope of downing a buck when the 1928 deer season opens tomorrow. Some of the Nimroda who were foiled In , -- State-game, f r c . '.:''v''. '-- - ii . . SeasorVfflOpenTSatuTday Favorable Indications Point to Successful Season. In Utah; Snow Reported On? il' "" All Mountain Ranges . " J-- L-- SALT LAKE CITY. Oct 19. Playing at full strength; the state West high Panther champion downed Granite, 20 to 6, Jn a spirlt-e- d battle on the West field Thursday afternoon. ' Granite Worrle. West The Farmer, led by Frank Chrissensational triple-thre- at tensen, A. C. if ' The Evening Herald hit fcr--' UTAH-- C. Tranced for the wore hy quar-ter of the B. Y. .State and Colorado Aggie-Uta- h : game Saturday. Call 400, 4M or results Saturday i7 for these or evening and read Herald' special detailed tor Je:onthese garnet In tho- -. Redskins-- " Conceded Good UrrhadWest aerial offensive throughout, and , Sunday Herald. Final score of other Important game will bo Chance Against 1927 Cham surprised by holding West to 12 ' less margin than was gained Saturday points M!ahleby phone and will appear In Sun- -' . by the Provo Bulldogs a week ago. pions of Conference Granites opposition against West iv s liorald, a well. was strong,their line functioning 19. Oct. , SALT LAKE OTT, more effectively gainit West than a Rocky Moun- J JiTiiit.4to-cor- e Uplveralty It did against the Bulldogs. Y, Coach Ike Armstrong' tma ronferenee victory, tie-B- .. - after ; a Oliver Noble,- - brilliant quarterlong will go Into action of Utah Redskins. IT Cougar n gainst JWestern Stat College in period of preparation, are fully In back of West high, led the Panthers km smasn es .Gunnison, Colo.,- - Saturday aftsr-noo- a. readiness for the onslaught of CettKj In scoring, ti worr-and end runs, and also his passing, . ... Rock rado Aggies, last year' being thecenter of the' Panther onf-conlv' . . Coach Ott Romney ha shifted hi. OTn slaught ' . ' West end, also eHack Dav'.e, FormidablUte Are the .Western for. considerably lineup receivI and will The Ute have a team which Is played men who have been substitute thus for the most part new to collegiate ing of passes gave West two touch and Balder In the far, an opportunity to display their football, but the material is excep- downs. Eikrem on the line and Gilbert backfield, re Utes are the strone. and mettle. tionally ' Mark' Reeve and "Rags'Mnger-- garded aa a toss-u- p with the Colo did nlcs worWfor WL Christensen was the big cog In game. 'soil ar slated to hold down the end rado Farmers, in ue coming the Granite attack, and his I Coach Ike saying Sanky Armstrong replacing position, Ingersoll . play made hirn the outstandu.,..Hu Ilia nnlnM'HA little about his chances In the game, ing performer of the game. Aggie game, at one wing position. and Coach Harry Hughes of "the in- Noble .. Runs Wil- dCaptain Henry Simmon and Eldon vader 1 gloomy, a always. How -the first quarter, West scored Brlnley, the latter recently switched ever, It is certain that two great onInNoble's brilliant running and "from a backfield post will be at conference title contenaer wm the touchdown coming on tackle, while Basil. Skousen and tangle Saturday afternoon, and the passing, dash by Noble. The exElmer Dastrup are slated to hold result of the tussle wm nav an an Vernon Merrill Important bearing, on ' the confer tra point was counted when Granfourth as guards.' . IT, W ite was offside. Granite's passing V.M1..a ence scramble. ""-"and put them uu the Offense in most of Thorn, Rowe and Balllf will cop'-- ) tflsh' r second period, but West u prlselfie "backfield starting quartet Watklna, ends; Jones and Captain the leashed an aerial offensive In the -P e Are Dangerous r Carmen; tackle! McBrld ana third which finally netted Western State is hopeful of up-guards; Jonas, center; Hodgon a , long . pass, Eikrem to ., setting the Cougar.. . The son, auarterback; Couch and Good eon outfit ha scored upon Denver win, halfbacks; Pomeroyf fullback. Davie. Granite then pushed the ball to TJT and Colorado College, and con Good C A. U. Backiieto . the -. line, and on the firati on are is a a Colorado dangerAggies banning regarded equently ous offensive team. Forward pass- their great backfield, comprised 'of play of the fourth period Christen' went over. Later In the period, ing Is the Western State team's Captain Pavis, - Brown, v , Williams sen West recovered a fumble and went and Seattle. - The probable-lineuforte, and defense against the passing to lal attack ha been watched care--, of the champions: Wlnkhoff and for a touchdown, Noble for the score--. Granite threat- fully by the Cougar as a result Honstein, ends; Prince and Madsen, Davlea B. Y. U. has a savage offensive tackles; Haskell and uraves, ened again near the close, but West mark, as of Ha own, featuring a passing at- guards; Vickera, center; Davis, held the ball on It tack, an the "Y ' supporter believe quarterback! Brown and .Williams, the game ended. that It will be more than a match halfbacks; Beattie, fullback, , ; VON PORAT WINS for the Western State variety of The game Is slated to start at CHICAGO. Oct Otto 2:30 o'clock In the "U" sUdlum. football heavy- clahe. In ad-- 1 Von - Porat Norwegian, dltlon to the B. Y. 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