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Show 4 Klepper Buys Portland Beavers for $150,000; Will Strengthen Club Captain Anderson went down under a punt and tackled Lewellqn, who fumbled, and Anderson recovered the bell Wynne line and rushed the ball to the Nebraska was penalised three Varda for Mohardt went ccer for a play. touchdown and Shaw kicked goal. Dewtts was ths principal Nebraska gainer. The lineup and summary! Nebraska. Notre Dame. Swanson e ) , Is..... KIley It Lyman Garvey Pucelik H. Anderson, ...... ..Ig., Nixon ....... . ......... .... ,....o. Mehps. high-cla- Oct. 22 William Id, Klepper, former president of the Seattle baseball club, has purchased the IWrtland Pacific Coast league club. This announcement was made today by Klepper, who has been In Portland since for Tuesday night arranging the details W. the transfer of the holdings of Judge on W, and Walter Henry McCredie, which he took an option a week ago. !The price paid for the franchise, equipJamest ment and players was 9150,000. Brewster of Seatt'e will be the only It an Interman outside of Portland having est In th club, Klepper, Jto ;'1t Is my plan,1 declared make the Incorporation a permanent one and to lntaresl every business man. I havs assurances from many to take stock Is the club and expect to close the deal US completely during this coming week. to secure a. (It Is myfor hope the club. I do not know manager it will be a playing Jut yet orwhether a bench leader. I have a man manager ig view, but am not at liberty to mention his name yet. I will make the announcement as soon as possible, as I will want his help In rebuilding the club. 1 may havs a manager signed before the annual meeting of the Coast league to be lif 'd In Los Angeles November, 10, and will no doubt hold several conferences with him before going to Buffalo, N Y., to attend tho annual convention of the National Association of Minor Baseball leagues Dafftee w first-stri- ss es flt ..... ........... ........qb,,,... ......... hard-hittin- 11 i .......... .. 00 - s Notre Dame Is Winner. 'RBANA, 111 , Octi 22 Wisconsins warriors established themselves In the race for the western confcrenqp football championship today whan they defeated Illinois, 20 to 0, In a ragged game. Ths 1111 nl played hard and tackled with desperation, but. that was about all they could do against ths Badgers. The defeat was, ths minis second and it virtually eliminated them from the race. J.lneup and summary: Illinois. Wisconsin. It Gould Carney Rrajer.. ........ ...'It Olande- Vogel Mohr Cbrlstianson. ....... Ig Burge Hohenfield.........rg Brumm. ....rt Tebsll Gibson. ..,.qb Williams. ..lhbv. .rhb. , Elliott ......... Anderson Droyer Wilson ........ Steinaman WalquUt ..... Taber ...... SUPERIOR PASSING NOTRE DAME WINS WINS FOR KANSAS FROM NEBRASKANS SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct 22. Notre victory oveq NeDame, earned a braska today In "bne of the moat stubbornly contested football games of thk year Offensive and defensive work pf tbs DOtra Dams line stood out Nebraska never was within scoring distance and did not make a first down until ths third mads but The Cornhuakers quarter. three first downs during ths game Notre Dame made thirteen firstdowna and kept the ball In Nebraska territory most of the game Ths local team gained 199 yards from scrimmage and completed one pass for sight yards Nebraska made fifty-foyards from srlmmagf and completed two pass es for a total of twenty-on- e yards. Notre Dane's gains resulted mainly dashes by from ehort. but consistent; Mohardt and Wynne Desch got away In for seventeen yards the last quarter and Dewlts broke through for fourteen In ths third period, the longest runs of the game. Notre Dame threatened In the flraype-rlobut fumbles lost the opportunity. Early In the second quarter Rorkne s men d forced the half to the line, but Nebraskas line held and forced a pass, which was Incomplete. Shortly afterward d, one-yar- rnmninniiniiimiiimiiiinnuiinininnniiiiiiniiaiiimniiiiniiiiiiiiniimniiiri '4 t Iowa, Oct. 27. Successful forward passing today grave Kansas university a 14 to 7 victory over the lowa Stats college In a Missouri valley conference game here today. A Kansas fumble early In the game led up to- tho Cyclones' only points. recovering the ball on the fifteen-yar- d line. Gaylord hit the line for seven yards and Young made It first down In the same way. Gaylord added two, and after plunges by Young and Curris bad netted only a yard or two, a pass was caught by Riggs for a touchdown. A fumble by Currie also gave the visitors their first chance, McDonald of the Kansas eleven recovering the ball on Una Amess Steady plunges by Spurgeon with an occasional short pass by Wilson took the ball to ths Cyclones' three-yar- d line. Wilson, by plunges, went through for a touchdown. The whining points were made at the start of the fourth period. KanaaB had the baU on Ames s line when the period began. Two paaaes netted twenty-tw- o yards and another pass to Black enabled the latter to cross the goal line, McAdamss fine punting was one of the big factors In the Jayhawkerk victory, The lineup: Iowa State (7). Kansas (14). Blank ...le. Riggs It S. Higgins 9.. Alain, Morrison., Jones Ig.... c Wledlein Hindt.,.. Church rg Reedy Freese McAvInthaiy ....rt A .. , re. . ...... McDonald Higgins. v. Wolters Wilson ,....qb Currie lh.. ....... Kreuger McAdams Young ,........rh fb Gaylord Spurgeon Score by periods: 7 0 0 0 7 Iowa Stats 0 7 0 7 14 Kansas U Iowa scoring- - Touchdown, Riggs; goal from touchdown, Young. Kansas, touchdowns, Wilson, Black, goals from touchdown, Wilson 2. Referee, Reid, Michigan; umpire. Car rlthers, Illinois, head linesman, Thomas, Michigan. Time of periods, IS minutes each. AMES, - rs thlrty-flve-ya- ....... ............ Our First Thought" g Quality to parts of Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and Nevada all Wo S5 Free Demonstration Carnation Milk Como in and seo tho different uses of tho milk All our staple and fancy Imported1 groceries have been greatly reduced In prlco FINEST 3-! !r- assortment qt fruits and vegetables T g lbs 32c 5 lbs. 58c 10 lbs. 2.03 Box Fancy Dill . pickles, each... MW 30c Doxen . 1eins Sweet Relish, pint. . . H I O Finest Central Blenif- - g 3 Ap-ple- Florida Grape Fruit, each. . . . Fancy, sweet IRa ....Iwto SI. 38c pound will convince yon of Its quality. Minced A Jtficy Oranges, dozen I , lie and 40c EXTRA. SPECIAL Assortment of fancy BROOMS 25c Trait or Fig Pudding. -. 60c Fruit or Fig Pudding. . 21c 41c Fancy Quinces, lb...., Cranberries, lb...... lb. C. 10G 22Jc Pomegranates, BRUINS SHUT OUT WEBFOOTERS, tplayed by ret half, the showed a reversal of form in theflnal period of play and executed a series . of forward passes that carried the ball across Den vers goal line tor the winning touch down. Colorado's margin of victory, 10 to 7, was Halfback Quinlans placement as 18c 30c new crop Sweet Clover Comb Honey, each Jw 3 combs b4c 6 bars Borax 4BB Castile Soap, . . 35c largo Ol WIG Gold Dust 15c Savex Wash. Powder 10c Toilet Paper A51, . lie 22. The Kan., oct uniAggies defeated the Missouri 1 to football 6, by team versity today. scoring a touchdown and kicking goal An the last four minutes of piay, Starke carrying the ball. The score was the result of a forward pass, Mark to Sebring, from the center of tbs field. Behring carried the ball through a broken field to within two yards of the goal line, Starke then going over. twenty-five-ya- rd Oklahoma Triumphs. NORMAN, Okia., Oct. 22 The Soon ere, Oklahoma university s Missouri valley conference football champions, triumphed over Washington university of St, Louis, 29 to 13, today. The northern team was held scoreless until the final quarter. South Dakota State Wins. N. D, Oct 22 South Dakota State college of Brookings defeated the North Dakota Aggies today, 64 to 0 An Interference run by the visiting backs was a feature. Captain Latimer of the North Dakota Aggies fractured a shoulder la ths iaat half, i FARGO, UelnrMt Service. CALIFORNIA FIELD. Berkeley. Oct 22. On a sea of mud. with a drizzling rain falling throughout the game, the University ofe California this afternoon piled up thirty-ninpoints against the University of toOregon, while the visitors were unable get within scoring distance of the Bears line. Two touchdowns a quarter was the quota of ths California eleven for the first three quarters Oregon held- the Blue and Gold scoreless In ths last period Because of the condition of the field, both teams resorted to a punting game, and California had the best of the punting duel by a wide margin Nichols went over for the first touchdown after seven minutes of plav, and was also responsible for the second and Keabit than took up third touchdown. th brunt of the attack. end runs made up ths California Long game Th Bears' line held firm against offense and the visitor best ths Oregon gain waa a fifteen-yar- d pass from. Chapman to King Coach Huntington's proteges fought gamely throughout and at tlmea showed considerable strength. They braced surprisingly toward th end of th half and again.ttfe fourth quarter, kick in ths first period. FORKS, N. D., Oct 22. North team today university s football South Dakota, 21 to 0. Long passes by North Dakota and as punt by Brown, South Dakota substitute quarterback, gave the bucker-tail- s their touchdowns. GRAND Dakota defeated forward fumbled Turf Entriet rirfsiES. First race, six fortune Sure 9T, Byrne 0. 100. Wild Flower 101, Ground dwell Hunan 104, Pyx 104, Columbia Tea 1U8, loti, Ablate 100, Dona Loriotto 107, War Friao 100, CiintonviUt hi, Uoult Adair 107. Doric 07. Julia tiutber JOS, Baby loti, Uuaormta Countess It 106. McOm 112, 8cond rac. futurity Our Betty 112. Our Dear 112, Evening 8torie 112, Ltutious 112, Uncla Sonny 116, Tom Cra-ve116, Lugs 115. Third race. lVfc mile Montlilo 08, Britlah Liner 08, Mit Fmsp rity 100, Old Faithful 102, Wtve 104. Frank F 104, 101, Ntlla York Merchant 104, Capt. JJodge lull, Moynl Duck 112 Fourth race, aix forlunga Arc High 103, Fair Cain 104, Centimeter 107, American Act 103, Brockholt 110, Distinction 112. Fifth race, 14 mile ills Fontaine 05, Britiah Maid loO. Ava H Mary Jane Baker 101, McAdoa loti. La Foudre 100. looy Lady 100, Lasy Lon 106, BUck Watch U 100, Young Adam HO. Bobbed Hatr 08, Sixth race, futurity roar Kittle Maude 00 hrvriya White 106. Bright Leaf 106, Lord Allen 107, Billy Bta 107, Kekab lo7. Aloft 107, Hob 100, Commander Mt&eekla eourtIda aroni, Spaghetti or 2 for 15c 2 for 15c ... JOc Saul-Flush- I9c 24c cs INV. CO. -0 ..1 Goals Td. for. ag'b Pta, 9 9 3 9 I 9 9 9 18 9 I 19 9 9 U 4 steam-producin- g purposes, anyone to compare KNIGHT PEA COAL In a gams marked with much mlsplay, ths Bangers and Hollandla soccer elevens played, to a tie score of on goal each at Bonneville park. The smooth turf was new to the players and the half was often with any coals mined in the West. We have proved by exhaustive tests fhat Knight Coals possess the greatest numunits. ber of heat-produci- Write or phone for additional information. KNIGHT V8I C Announcing Opening of School oi Chiropractic Day and tfijriit Classes Caledonians Jim Burrell Jock Graham PALMER METHODS TAUGHT FOx Matthew A. Nelson, Normal graduate, B. Y. R H. E. At Los Angeles: 9 3 0 Los Angeles 7 13 e Vernon Batteries Francis and Baldwin; Lewis and Hannah. Self-Hel- p Grocery IBe Jiffy Jell, t for 10 pounds of ....96c Sugaror Crackers, Targe pkg, lie; small..... 9c Seda Crackers in cues from 9(4 to 3 12s pounds, lb Graham Crackers In cue from 4 to 9 pounds, lb 14c Toilet Baper, 3 rolls fbr...........2S Dutch Cleanser, can K)e Jeil-10c any flavor : Bacon fby-4Vlece). Ib. ,.2Jc 35c Gienroaa Marmalade 16c High Patent Flour, sack ....$130 Jacket Maple Flavor v Svrup ..,$3 50 box Macaroni or . ? Spaghetti ,...$1.10 Pork and Beans, can.. 5c ...19c Catsup. 3 large bottles for or whole Coffee, ground, lb... .....16c Tail cans Salmon" ne 10c Sopade, pkg 9c 900 Broom forsoe Barrel Ginger or Lemon Snaps..,. 25 Vinegar, Ammonia or Bluing, bottle tc National Corn Flakes 2 for. ...... 15c or Beans ,3 for 25e Peas, String Bulk Cocoa, 1 lbs 25c 30c can Corned Beef.,..,.. jo can Honey i.ig Seeded Raisins 20c pkg No. 10 Red Karo Syrup Jam, any flavor, can or Van Camp's Souo,..lOc Campbells 250 pkg Wheaeo, l"for..T S5e bag- Cornmeal ,.28e Pur La r t lbs, for.,. 25e ne Sugar Corn, can 9c Large cans Tomatoes 42e Creamery Butter New .Stock Almonds, 2 lb 45 Peanut Butter (bring Jar), 2 lh. ,25c Cooking Figs (new stock), 1 lbs 25 These are only a few of our everyday price. 127 EAST SECOND 8QUTH STBgET ' Principal of High School Instructor of Zoology, U. A. 0. 4 years practice in Chiropractic i FOLSOMS ' Experience .... i C. CoUegs Science Degree, U. A. 0. Student of Medicine Graduate of Palmer School of Chiropractic Holder of High School life teaching diploma, state of Utgh. WINTER LEAGUE Francisco-Ml- Pro. Training H W. Bartling was first yesterday In Wandamere the flag tournament at the golf links. He used his -- trokes to stuh good advantage that he got as far as the H twentieth greefi before he ran out C. Olson was next. His strokes were used up only after he had approached to within a few ftet of the nineteenth green. At San Francisco San slon game postponed, rain. , Standard Resident Courses For particulars call at 403 McIntyre Bldg., 6:30 to 7:30 p. ra. Bartling Flag Tourney Winner at Wandamere English City by the Sea Is Declared to Bo tho Wickedest la the World. for Arrest and - 7 overrun at critical moments. The first half was evenly divided, (he visiting team leading In attack. Flavell secured in center and the Rangers first try went two yards wide Of ths upright. After some high kicking in midfield the leather was put out to Perry, who landed It in goal, Grondel saving nicly. Again ths Rangers broke through, and Walts, slipping past Fullback Wlelders, scored with a low drive. The Holland boys wars asserting themselves In the second period, when Service, who fell back to help Turvllle, evidently believing the whistle had tooted for a corner-kic- k or throw-lleft the ball to his opponent, Zappey, and this player, sure of his opening, put a high shot out of Dixon s reach p The feature of tho day was Goalie diversion of a header from Pete Neerlngs immediately from the kickoff At the same following Rangers' goal. end, in the second period, Grondel secured but dropped the ball after being podneed on by two attackers Ths opening was a gift, but, like, many such expectancies, saw ball the. the crowd emerge from the scramble. A. Stam and Grlep were stellar performers In the line of Hollandla, and In their attack H. Wlelders end his brother stood out. Neerlngs and Captain Dutrenne wers sure. For ths Rangers, Flavell shone in Captain Payer's absence, and Alvey well fitted his choice as captaintoot-ba-ofll the eleven. Others who put In claaa were McQuillan and Service. The lineup and summary: Hollandlaa (1). Rangers (1). Grondel DIXon Alvey rb.,., ...H. Wleldr Dufrenne Clapham .......lh.... .. Buma rh.. Turvllle Mol ch hi McQuillan.. . Wlegel . ... Craven ...lh.... or ... Perry ... Grlep Service gtam ...Ir....... cf Flavell Neerlngs 11..., F. Wlelders Sedgley, ol Waite Zappey Officials Referee, Hal Anaell, linesmen. J. E. Buma, H. Turvllle. minutes Time of halves Thirty-fiv- e Scorers Rangers, Walts; Hollandla, Zappey. we invite KNIGHT STEAM C6AL 1 Liptrot WESLEYAN MINISTER DENOUNCES- - BRIGHTON then-wor- slxty-flvs-ya- t .....11 , 0 1 Gains Blnnle Bob Hawthorne Smttte Tom Hudson Major Henderson Jim Hawthorne Sedglcy ,..W. Thomson Lynch Llffiande Kelr Hansen H Graham Johnson minutes Time of halves Thirty-fiv- e Referee, Walt Andrew; linesmen, Alex Tucker, Caledonians, and Tim Taylor, Ogden. -- ....,r.e.r..,;.,,, Its I ever played at Ogden. The lineup. Ogden. Jones Dransfleld Oct. 22 (By the Associated Press I --Americana who have paid the Italian luxury tax demanded In tho de luxe restaurants. of Rome will bo chagrined to ioarn that four of those testaurants which draw large numbers of visitors from overseas did not turn that lax money into th Italian treasury at all, but simply put it In the restaurant cash drawer. The restaurants which have Just been dlsoovered by the Italian police as collecting this money from the public under the guise of a national tax have all been brought to account for the Illegal manipulation of accounts and have been fined 1,000,000 lire by the Italian finance deThe Umberto restaurant paid partment 0 the highest fine, which aggregated Hie The Castello del Cesari pkid 78 191 Ur, th Regina, 391,800, and the Russia, 23,900 lire (At normal exchange, 1,000 OuO lire would be equivalent about to 9200,000, at current rates to about 940,000). Tbs waiters of these restaurants would present the bill to the customers, adding on 10 per cent for the luxury txX No record was kept of the 10 per cent on the (bill and accordingly no return wai made to the Italian finance department. When th authorities discovered the ruse they took the books of these restaurants and placed a fine amounting to the discrepancies. n. -- Ogden Caledonians Hollandlaa Salt Lake Rangers For THE CLUBS. L. . ability, Ufflande, the Ogden star Tenter, founc left and the defense of the Caledonians no opportunities open The gams was evenly contested and was one of th best ROME, Order of Its W. old-ti- - Apartment Bargain! of 8TANCj.NO Monroe park, when a great struggle wa witnessed by about 300 fans. The game resulted In a draw, neither side scoring Jock Graham gave the fans a treat with his long, hard punts, and Bob Hawthorne was In good form. Altogether, tha veterans of the Scotchmen showed their When Discovery Is Made; Restaurant Men a Books Are Checked and Fines Imposed. Winner Burley ' - OGDEN AND CALLIES PLAY Ul TIES GAME ITALIAN LUXURY TAX POCKETED BY CAFES 1 Rupert Goal; Misplays Numerous Owing to Slippery- Turf. U2. eventh race. T I16 mile Nonakid 06. liltt Ntfl 00 King Koae lot. Rapid Stride 102, Special to The Tribune. Flue Litre 10 Dnnchig Spray 104, Coeur de OGDEN, Oct 22 The Ogden and Feu 106, Diana 106. Rep 106, Wickford 107, Caledonian soccer teams clashed today at Tipton 107, American Boy 112 BRIGHTON. England, Oct. 22. (By tha Associated Press ) This popular city by the sea, where thousands of Londoners are wont to spend their week-end- s, is Noodles Can c declared by the Rev, Dr, Downes, a Shrimp.... 6 rolls 85c 83 to the minister, be prominent Wesleyan June Peas, fastest town In the world. By that be 25c Chloride means the wickedest can 6 packages 42c of Lime full of slaves be says, Brighton," 63c 6 cans Jell-O- , ,. 30c of sensualism. Babes are being nursed in any Team Con- of cradle and 12 cans the vice: sort . $122 , .. . Immorality la here waiting In darkness for Over Eleven scierce earnest Christian work The Rev J Dixon, another Wesleyan MEAT DEPARTMENT minister, backed him up In his denunciaSpecial to TX Tribes. Why wony and bother with poor meats, when yon can secure ths best of the immorality of Brighton tion 21 BURLEY. Idaho, Oct. The Burley of quality at our market at same prices as cheap meat and scrape? Ton "'There s not a town in England In high school sloven was defeated by ths Methodism,1 he said may also have your meat cot to suit yon, and select ths bast of aU Rupert high school team here this after- greater need of Nowhere else can you see such a display noon by a score of 20 to 17. The game meats daily. Our sausages and hamburger are made of corn-fe- d of and the follies of fashion." waa and vagaries hard featured line fought steer beef, not scraps or cow meat. Only corn-fe-d by steer beef, milk-fe- d plunging. Betty waa a star- for the Rudressed pork and poultry bandied at our and weal, -country-fe- d Do wa while a pert eleven, bright light S3 market. Given for the home team. Th first half ended FREE DELIVERY C3 with ths locals on the short end of a ' J3 to 7 score. Chinese Bolshevists The lineup: EiiiiiiiiiiimiiHiiniiiiiiiiiiiiimniiiiiHiiiiiiiiHiimnnimimiiiiiiiiiiniinniiinir Rupert. Burler SHANGHAI. Oct 22. (By th Assole Msi'krill Durfee Press.) Acting upon Instructions It Droete Roberts ciated from Peking, Majoii General Ho Fung-UMackrtU Ig Or'fflth Chinese -. defense commissioner of ShangAnderson Bnrrus to the Chinese Hammer Richardson hai, has. Issuedto orders .rg arrest all members of military police rt Hoapes Egan of an bolsbevlst organization re propagandBreaseal Nelson have been sent to China by Bull"! an qb n0 ists, said to soviet government. Ihb Bateman the Moscow Betty ...., It Is said that these propagandists are Lons . Canine .rhb. have been trained for Smith ....fb. Jenkins Chines,at who Moscow, and. according to Yes, we have one this time a real gold nugget, situated high above are in number. twenty Feklng, Beat Sailors Stanfords. smoko near South Temple and Twelfth East, on large, beautiful lot, this STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal, Oct newest and most stylish apartment In the city can be bad away under MODIFICATION 1$ SOUGHT. 22 Pacific fleet easily defeated Stanford Its cost, sad on very reasonable terms. worth $20,000, but $15,985 JOHANNESBURG, Oct 22 (By the university today, 27 to 7, Bill Ingram, Associated Will carry It away. Rental nearly $300 per month.- - Fins steam heating Press ) Under the new Amerformer Annapolis "got stor, away forV ican Immigration laws, designed to presystem, and garages to match tho building. It will pay 14 to 16 per run In the third Quar- vent Inrush of Polish and Rumanian the cent per annum! and, bear in mind, new, with latest ter, Deeplte a drizzling rain, the game trimmings" It Is asserted. South Afrcan waa fast and Stanford mad good us of undesirables. and shining oak floors. See us quick If interested. who have won bursaries and students th forward pass. derlr to take American degrees nr unto enter the United States. Th MORNINGSTAR-VOGELE- R able Oregon Aggies Win. agricultural department has a number ot , OORVALU8. Ore. Oct 22 The Ore- men who are destroue-o- f taking agriculMOBTQAGE BAXXEBS gon Aggies In their first conference game tural courses In the states, which at Suite 307 McComlck Bldg. Phone Wasatch 2718. of the season battled tnelr way to a Th government present 4s Impossible victory over Washington hit today. la making representations to Three touchdowns and a place kick gave Clams.,... 10c Golden Age Mac- One Make Dlx-onq- North Dakota Wins, ixxixaTO Each .Team n, Ta-ver- - a Missouri. Manhattan, Kansas 560,-50- 39-- 0 By Grocery Specials for Another Week, Commencing Oct. 24 Fafeqy Jonathan BOULDER PUTS RALLY FOR TRIUMPH HOPEFULS Kansas Aggies Beat ss Illini Are Outplayed; Ohio tt State Downs Michigan; i six-ya- rd cff-sl- next season has not been definitely deMICHIGAN cided. I have talked with Mr. Griffith about the present park, but we have not severe ANN There ARBOR, Mich., Oct. 22 Ohio reached any agreement eral other sites available for a ground, State took another stride toward the but should it come to peas that ths team western conference title today, outplaywill remain on the Vaughn street grounds ing Michigan and winning. 14 to 0. It Is my Intention to remodel tbs enMichigan's Una, outweighed ten poundi to the man by the Ohio forward wa trance, make several changes In ths seatat the critical moipent. and ths entire crumpled ing arrangements paint Ohio first touchdown came in the grand stand." ond period, when Stuart stopped Stoke-teyarda and punt of twenty-fiv- e Passing of McCredies. dashed through the Michigan field to the The sale of the Portland club marks the goal, forty away. yards The second touchdown earns In th e last passing of the InMoCredlea, who for Inyears the period, the front rank had Portland when Taylor carried .the ball Coast league, but who of late have lost across from ths Michigan oneyard line. their following In Portland. The game marked official opening of The MoCredlea acquired control of ths the new Perry field stadium, and approxiPortland club at the close of the 1904 mately 46,000 persons were present. season from a number of Portland busiLineup and summary: ness men, including Max Flelschner and Ohio State (14). Frank Spencer. le... Mjer The departure from Portland of Walter Huffman ...........it. will undoubtedly remain Pixley who Ig McCredie, Will Get New Players. .c . Vick In the Pacific Coast league, probably as Young Johns rg. Is my Intention to secure at least manager of ths Dakland .or some other Trott successful Spires Mulrhesd ...rt..... eight otvprobably ten new players for the club, ends one of the most Goebel g chib careers any manager has ever enjoyed In Slyker Theyrwlll Include two Workman Uterits outfielders, taro good inflelders. three good one city in the history - of baseball. Stuart 4 .inb. Kipke Hor.aker Steketee .rhb. Cr angle Taylor fb Sundt Roby ...fb.... Score by periods: Score by perl 0 9 0 1420 Ohio State Wisconsin 0 7 714 0 0 0 0 0 Illinois 0 0 0 Michigan , Touchdowns Wisconsin scoringOhio State scoring: Touchdowns StuBrumm, Elliott, Woods (auH, for Gibson.) art, Taylor goala from touohdown Plx-le- y Goals from touchdowns Sundt 1 2. . Officials': Referee Hackett, West Point. Umpire Haines. Yale Referee Magldsdhn, Michigan. Stryder, Harvard Head linesUmplreH. Field Judge Dqrticaa, Maine. man E Prugh, Ohio Wealeyan. Field Head linesman Knight, Dartmouth. Judge Gardner, Illinois. first-cla- the Oregon Aggies the scores. Kasberxkr, the home team e battling quart erbck, figured in all three touchdowns. ..Berqulst rg Weller .rt. fl Andereon.(c4).....re........ ..Seherrer pitchers end a will of the ........ catcher. Nona Thomas Ia wellcn present players .qb be disposed of until ths new manager is Mohardt ..Noble Vanderbilt Beats Texas. ,..Ihb...... chosen. There are several big league Caatner.. mhb...j., ...Wright .. Dewits clubs bidding for Pitchers Johnson and Wynns.... DALLAS, Teaks, Oct 22 Vanderbilt .fb........ made Its first appearance on a Texas Score by periods: . Pillette, but I am not going to let them . 1 T 0 to suro am 0 what as Notre until I go gridiron In eighteen years today end deDame 4'4 playsrs 9 0 0 00 feated the Texas university will get In return. I want the players Nebraska .... ; Longhorns. Notre Dame scoring: Goals (Mohardt. Two Commodore touchdowns wers due to who will come in exchange before niwj Goals from touchdown Shaw. Bomar and Wade I sign the agreement Intercepted passes, Referee Griffiths. Illinois. Umpire "The Washington and Detroit clubs aro making spectacular runs. The last two touchdowns came In the last period, when I will lose Hodges, Dartmouth. Head linesman both bidding for Pillette. the Texas defense weakened. The score Orantham, shortstop, to the Detroit dob, Gv dner, Cornell. a as 30to 8. title to him. as ths Tigers have DOWNS "The question of a playing field for OHIO STATE '. tfMUl to Tbo Tribun.. Ore., IJFORTLAND, OCTOBER 23, 1921. TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, TILE SALT LAKE 16 Matthew A. Nelson, i i Note: I am in no way connected with V. A. Nelson of the old Salt Lake College of Chiropractic which is in existence no more ............... ......... 10-l- ........... - 10-l- b. s. b. - 1921 FORD TOURING- -- Has run about 700 miles. Has natural wood wheel Ffee Goodyear All weather t ras Special speedometer. Steering wheel brace. Box for battery. Starter. Cur-talhave never been un- rolled. S435.C0 Also have a 1920 model - with starter- , $375.00 STRIKE us when In used of a typewriter, either to purchase or rent. We have ALL MAKES, rebuilt, for sale at pre war prices. s ren8peeial three and tal rates now in effect. Typewriters repaired. 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